Blackmagic ATEM Manual - Concept Music Art

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66 Operating Your ATEM Switcher Preview Transition ATEM switchers have a powerful feature which allows you to review and adjust a transition on the preview output. The preview transition mode lets you verify a transition before actually performing it on air. To preview a transition on the software control panel or the broadcast panel: Step 1. On the preview bus, select the video source that you want on the program output. Step 2. Select the transition type using the transition type buttons in the transition control block. Step 3. Press the PREV TRANS button to put the switcher into preview transition mode. The PREV TRANS button will illuminate red and the preview output will change so that it is a copy of the program output. Step 4. Manually move the fader bar from one end to the other to preview the transition on the preview output. The program output will remain unchanged. Step 5. Press the PREV TRANS button or return the fader bar to it's starting position to turn off preview transition mode. Returning the fader bar to it's starting position will automatically disable preview transition mode and turn off the red light on the PREV TRANS button. Moving the fader bar after the light is off will take the transition on the program output.
67 Operating Your ATEM Switcher Keying on ATEM Switchers Keyers are a powerful production tool allowing multiple layers of video and graphics to be stacked on top of the background. When a new layer of video is stacked on the background, the video or graphic needs to be cut out so that the background video can be seen. The process of cutting out parts of the layered picture and revealing the background is called keying. There are various methods that can be used to cut a hole in the image. The various methods correspond to the different types of keys available on the switcher. The following section explains luma, linear, chroma, pattern and DVE keys, all of which can be used in both the upstream and downstream keyers. Understanding Keying A key requires two video sources; the fill signal and the key or cut signal. The fill signal contains a video image which is to be stacked on top of the background, while the key signal is used to select regions of the fill signal to be removed or cut out. The fill and key signals can be selected from any of the switcher's external inputs or internal sources, allowing both still and moving images to be used as fill or key sources. Fill and key signals are selected on the software control panel from drop down lists in the upstream and downstream key palettes. On the broadcast panel, fill and key signals are selected using the select bus. There are two types of keyers used in the switcher; upstream keyers and downstream keyers. Four upstream keyers, also known as effects keyers, are available in the switcher's M/E block. Each upstream keyer can be set up as a luma, linear, pre-multiplied, chroma, pattern or DVE key. Two downstream keyers are available in the dedicated DSK block. Each downstream keyer can be set up as a luma or linear key.
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Contents ATEM Production Switchers
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5 Getting Started Introducing ATEM
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7 Getting Started Another great adv
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9 Getting Started Plugging in Multi
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13 Getting Started Plugging in your
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Page 89 and 90: 89 Blackmagic Media Express What is
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