Chyron infinit! series - 10.2 HSI Versus RGB; 10.2.1 Setting Values

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Colors & Palettes 10-4 Revision D
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HSI is a three-component method of creating colors. By
adjusting
HUE, SAT (saturation), and INT (intensity) lev-
els using the Palette on the Color Edit Monitor, 16.7 mil-
lion colors can be created. As
HUE, SAT and INT levels
are adjusted, the system automatically adjusts RGB val-
ues as well and vice-versa.
RGB is also a three-component method of creating color.
The difference is that the levels of
RED, GRN (green) and
BLUE components are adjusted to create the color. As
RED, GRN and BLUE levels are adjusted, the system
automatically adjusts HSI values as well and vice-versa.
In any adjustment, numeric levels appear above all indi-
cators for easy resetting to an exact value.
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HUE, SAT, INT, RED, GRN and BLUE levels are all
adjusted in the same manner. Note that to move the
mouse cursor back and forth between the Prompts Moni-
tor and the Edit Monitor, you must right click. Use the
left button to make adjustments to the sliders.
[ ] 1. Use the mouse,
TAB, SHIFT + TAB or cursor
keys to place the cursor on the parameter you
want to change.
[ ] 2. Use one of the following methods to adjust a
level on the slider:
• Click and drag the slider using the mouse.
HUE
Represents a color “family” (i.e. orange, purple).
SAT
How much white is added to the HUE.
INT
The darkness or brightness of the color.