Flowgraph View - Kodak
Flowgraph View - Kodak
Flowgraph View - Kodak
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Glossary<br />
projection<br />
mask<br />
quadrant<br />
view<br />
Quick<br />
Preview<br />
Aspect ratio (width x height) of projected or display images.<br />
A view of four images. Designed to make comparisons between different<br />
parameters and images.<br />
A <strong>Flowgraph</strong> <strong>View</strong> utility that lets you view a low resolution preview of the<br />
recipe adjustments as they are made.<br />
recipe A sequence of operations on an image with a specific order execution and<br />
specific settings to create a look.<br />
refined look Also called color timed look, or color corrected look. It is the basic look<br />
plus additional tweaking and timing.<br />
relative<br />
emulation<br />
reproduction<br />
warning<br />
The process of creating a look in the recipe that is not completely accurate<br />
as compared to the actual production look (absolute emulation). This may<br />
occur if a .tif image is used to create the look.<br />
A message that appears on the Image<strong>View</strong>er if the monitor is not<br />
calibrated, if you have used a .tif image, or if the recipe is referencing film<br />
data that does not exist on the current computer.<br />
To accurately print an image or produce a look, you should correct these<br />
conditions.<br />
resize Changing an image size by specifying a new resolution. Resizing an<br />
image to a smaller size will increase the processing speed. You can resize<br />
an image by selecting a scale factor on the Image Controller tab of the<br />
Input Roll/Image node.<br />
saturation The brilliance or purity of a given color. As a color gets less saturated, it<br />
becomes more pastel.<br />
scanning<br />
media<br />
The type of film that was scanned to create a digital image. The Look<br />
Manager System needs to know which film stock was scanned in order to<br />
make accurate adjustments to the digital image.<br />
scene A group of images. Usually grouped together to form a concept (e.g., a<br />
passage in a movie script).<br />
sensor A colorimeter used to measure luminance and chromaticities of patches<br />
during monitor calibration, characterization and verification.<br />
shoulder The curved region of the characteristic curve above the straight line<br />
portion. It represents the highlights in the image. This gradually decreases<br />
as exposure increases. See “characteristic curve.”<br />
294 KODAK Look Manager System User Guide V2.2
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