Rotoscope Transparency 2004-03-23 - By Pankhurst, Lawrence
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When I've had this problem in the past I've gone into the explorer to
sources/clips and double clicked on the clip in question, then select the FX
tab, enable image FXs and adjust the hue, saturation, gain and brightness to
something easier on the eye.
hope this helps
Lawrence
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From: owner-xsi@(protected) [mailto:owner-xsi@(protected)]On Behalf
Of Marc Trzepla
Sent: 23 March 2004 17:02
To: xsi@(protected)
Subject: Rotoscope Transparency
Is there a way to 'push back' the image in the Rotoscope view so that I see
less of the image and more of the default viewport 'grey' ...? The images I'm
tracing over are REALLY busy and a little less contrast would help. I don't
want to have to process all the clips in another app.
Thanks,
marc
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