Kayenne/Karrera/GV Korona
User Manual
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Trails Mode
• ON—accumulates a field/frame of video within the Output Recursive loop.
• OFF—No action is taken.
Mode buttons:
• Over—places the image over the remnant or “montage”.
• Under—places the image under the remnant.
• Erase—erases the image and remnant.
• Show Picture parameter button —
• ON—(default) displays the live video image in addition to the still montage.
• OFF—displays only the montage without the live video image.
• Matte Control buttons:
• None—No matte
• Matte—allows you to create a matte fill for the montage and activates the Hue,
Saturation, and Brightness soft knobs for modifying the matte.
• Rainbow—allows you to create an alternating RGB rainbow matte fill for the montage
and activates the Hue Speed, Saturation, and Brightness soft knobs for modifying the
matte.
• Matte Parameter—activates the soft knobs for Hue (or Hue Speed for Rainbow Matte),
Saturation, and Brightness and displays those values.
Leaves a trail of partial images behind as the image is moved around the screen. A “wind
blown” effect can be added to the images (decay settings can be adjusted to look like
particles).
Soft Knob Button Group:
• Picture Decay—causes the frozen image in the Output Recursive to fade away evenly
over time.
• Star Decay—causes random pixels of the frozen image in the Output Recursive to fade
away over time.
Strobe Timing:
• Period—defines the number of frames in a Strobe Cycle. Period is only available when
Time is selected as the Strobe Type.
• On Time—sets the percentage of the period that the image is unfrozen. The default is
0.0%. On Time is only available when Time is selected as the Strobe Type.
Appearance button—located bottom left of the menu, displays the “Pic” or Picture Decay
value from the soft knob data pad.
Wind button—displays the Direction and Velocity (speed) values from the soft knob data
pads.
Strobe Type buttons—set the type of strobe effect that will cause the automatic capture of
the new image.
None button—turns Strobe Off.
Time button—freezes a new image at an adjustable time interval (normal strobe).
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