Sony MKS-2010 User Manual
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Advanced Key Operations
When Pattern was selected:
a) Same as patterns in the standard group.
To invert a mask signal
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Mask menu, press [Mask Invert],
turning it on.
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Mask menu, press [Mask Invert],
turning it on.
To transform a mask pattern
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Mask menu, press one of the
following buttons, depending on how you want to
transform the pattern.
following buttons, depending on how you want to
transform the pattern.
For details about operation, see the sections on effect
transformations (on the pages indicated in parentheses).
transformations (on the pages indicated in parentheses).
Position: Change the mask pattern position (page 63).
Aspect: Change the mask pattern aspect ratio (page 95).
Rotation: Rotate the mask pattern to a specified angle
Aspect: Change the mask pattern aspect ratio (page 95).
Rotation: Rotate the mask pattern to a specified angle
(page 95). Note that the parameter Magnitude is not
available for masks.
available for masks.
Multi: Arrange several examples of the same mask pattern
(page 96). When using a mask, operate in the same
way as “For a PGM/PST wipe.”
way as “For a PGM/PST wipe.”
Using the Show Key Function
Show key is a function to output, for a specified time, key-
processed B&W signals from Edit PVW output.
Make a setup setting (with the Key menu) to enable and
disable the show key function, and to set the length of the
output time.
processed B&W signals from Edit PVW output.
Make a setup setting (with the Key menu) to enable and
disable the show key function, and to set the length of the
output time.
To output show key signals
In the key >M/E Key1 >Main menu, press [Show Key],
turning it on.
Show key signals are output when the button lights. Output
ends after the specified hold time.
You can stop show key output by pressing [Show Key]
during the output.
turning it on.
Show key signals are output when the button lights. Output
ends after the specified hold time.
You can stop show key output by pressing [Show Key]
during the output.
Using Key Memory
The key memory function allows the keyer settings on
each cross-point button to be automatically stored, so that
the next time the same cross-point button is selected these
settings are recalled automatically.
each cross-point button to be automatically stored, so that
the next time the same cross-point button is selected these
settings are recalled automatically.
Key memory operating modes
There are two key memory operating modes: simple mode
and full mode. Make a setup setting to select one of the
modes.
The parameters stored differ as shown below, according to
the operating mode.
and full mode. Make a setup setting to select one of the
modes.
The parameters stored differ as shown below, according to
the operating mode.
Parameters stored in simple mode
• Key type
• Key inversion (Key Invert)
• Adjustment settings for the particular key type
• Key type
• Key inversion (Key Invert)
• Adjustment settings for the particular key type
- Luminance key and linear key: Clip, Gain, Density,
and Filter settings, clean mode on and off.
- Chroma key: Settings excluding color cancel, Y
balance, foreground video process, window, and
shadow.
shadow.
- Pattern key: Size, Soft, Density
Parameters stored in full mode
All key settings, except for transitions
All key settings, except for transitions
On how to turn the key memory function on or off and
select the key memory operating mode, see “Selecting the
key memory operating mode” (page 173).
select the key memory operating mode, see “Selecting the
key memory operating mode” (page 173).
To recall settings stored in key memory
When the key memory function on, stored settings are
recalled automatically at the same time that key signals are
selected.
recalled automatically at the same time that key signals are
selected.
Knob
Description
Setting values
1 (Size)
Size of pattern
0.00 to 100.00
2 (Soft)
Softness of
edges
edges
0.00 to 100.00
3 (Pattern)
Pattern number
1 to 24
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