Sony DFS-900M - Using Color Mattes in Background Transitions; Using Internally Stored Still Images; Acquiring Still Image Files

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Using Internally Stored Still Images
Chapter 4 Basic Operations
1 When using the BKDF-901: If the SHIFT button in
the DME/SETUP block is not lit, press it to light it.
When using the BKDF-902: Skip to step 2.
2 Press the MATTE button.
The Matte Color menu appears in the display panel.
Matte Color menu
3 Rotate the F1 knob to select a matte signal (Matte1 to
Matte4), and then rotate the F2, F3, and F4 knobs to
adjust the color.
Using Color Mattes in Background
Transitions
Color mattes can be used in background transitions in the
same way as video signals input to the switcher.
Select the cross-point selection button to which the desired
color matte signal has been assigned, and then execute the
transition.
For details about how to execute background transitions,
see “Switching Backgrounds” (page 109).
Using Internally Stored
Still Images
The switcher is equipped with internal memory for the
storage of still image files. You can use images stored in
this memory in transitions and compositions.
The supported still image file formats include 24-bit JPG
(jpeg) and BMP (bitmap), TGA (targa), and 32-bit TGA
(targa).
Acquiring Still Image Files
You can acquire still image files by downloading them
from a USB flash drive, or by capturing program output
into image files (up to 100 files).
Downloading still images from USB flash
drives
Matte Color
Matte 1 Lum=100.0 Sat=100.0 Hue=263.5
Knob Parameter Description Settings
F2 Lum Luminance 0.0 to 108.6
F3 Sat Saturation 0.0 to 100.0
F4 Hue Hue 0.0 to 359.5
Tip
BKDF-901
BKDF-902