Flowgraph View - Kodak

Glossary
skip bleach The process of leaving some or all of the image silver on the film along
with the image dyes. This silver is normally removed during the bleaching
process. Skip bleach increases contrast, darkens shadows, and reduces
the color saturation of images.
You can emulate skip bleach from: Negative, Master Positive, Dupe
Negative, and Print Emulation.
SMPTE Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
source type A description of how the original image was created. The Look Manager
System needs this information in order to correctly emulate a look. In
Flowgraph View, make this selection on the Source Type tab of the Input
Roll/Image node option window. In Main View, make this selection when
you are prompted.
spot meter A Look Manager System tool that displays exposure information about an
image.
straight line The straight line portion of the characteristic curve. It represents the
midtones in the image.
target A data file that contains preset calibration values. The Display Manager
System provides three default targets that can be used as starting points
for setting your calibration values.
Telecine A machine that scans motion picture film at video resolution for transfer to
videotape.
template In Flowgraph View, a pre-defined recipe which you can use as a starting
point for your recipe. You can create your own template or use the default
templates.
In Main View, a base look containing certain processes which you can
adjust to create a refined look.
timer The person at the lab who works with the cinematographer to select the
timing lights for each shot.
timing lights The lamps of a film printer. Their brightness controls the printed color. You
can emulate changes to timing lights on the Color Timing tabs of the
Master Positive, Dupe Negative and Print Emulation node options.
toe The curved region of a film characteristic curve below the straight line
portion. It represents the shadows in the image and gradually increases
with exposure. See “characteristic curve.”
tolerances The acceptable value above or below aim values when calibrating your
monitor.
t-stop A motion picture camera setting that controls exposure and depth of field.
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