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Chapter 4

entire screen in the background. The second scene is inset on

it as a reduced image. The position of the small image can be

set in the effect options with the button "Location". The but-

tons "Shadow" and "Frame" are used to set a value from 0-50.

The frame color can be set with the color box through the

button "Frame Color". Avoid using very strong colors, because

this can lead to jaggedness in the upper-right and lower-right

corners. For the picture-in-picture effect audio is not cross-

faded, as is the case with all other effects, but instead only the

audio of the ﬁrst scene (background video) is used. You can

change this default setting by using audio mixing.

13. Random lines: This effect transforms the ﬁrst scene to the

second by continuously covering the ﬁrst scene with randomly

positioned lines from the second scene.

14. Rectangle wipe: This effect changes from one scene to

another with a rectangle containing a scene and which be-

comes steadily larger or smaller. Under "Position" you can

set the "Location" and "Size" of a rectangle where the sides

increase or decrease in proportion to each other. The direction

can be chosen with "Mode". "In" means that the second scene

overlays the ﬁrst scene with a rectangle that begins in the

center of the screen and grows outward until only the second

scene is visible. With "Out" the ﬁrst scene is in a rectangle

covering the screen but which then becomes steadily smaller

until it disappears, having been replaced by the second scene.

15. Scale: Under "Position" you can set the "Location" and

"Size" of a rectangle where the sides always increase or

decrease in proportion to each other. If you choose the option

"Grow" under "Type", the second scene is zoomed into the

ﬁrst scene. The scene is scaled to ﬁt proportionately into the

rectangle and increases or decreases in size according to the

sides of the rectangle. If you choose the option "Shrink" the

opposite occurs. The ﬁrst scene is in the rectangle covering

the screen and gradually becomes smaller until it disappears,

having been replaced by the second scene.

16. Stripe fade: This effect changes from one scene to anoth-

er by dividing the ﬁrst scene into stripes which are then faded

out while the second scene can already be seen in the back-

ground. You can specify the number of "Stripes" from 2-32.

Under "Mode" you can specify the direction of the stripes (you

have the choice between "Horizontal" and "Vertical").

17. ZI Page turn: This effect lets the ﬁrst scene fold over like a

book page, revealing the second scene. You can specify the "Di-

rection", the direction of the "Fixed corners", and the "Quality".

Note: Since this manual was printed, the software version may

have been changed. The standard effects in your system may

vary from the ones listed here.

6. Color fade: With this effect the ﬁrst scene fades into a

speciﬁable color and from there fades into the second scene.

Such a fade is popular, for example, with edited interviews,

where a hard cut or other transition emphasizes the partici-

pant's movement. The usual color box is used here to set the

"Color". For this effect black or white is the usual choice.

7. Crossfade: This effect is the classical fade. Next to the hard

cut, this is certainly the most frequently used type of scene

transition. The ﬁrst scene is transformed gradually into the

second, whereby with increasing time the ﬁrst scene becomes

less and less visible and the second more and more. As with

all transition effects both scenes remain in movement. Simply

freezing a scene is not attractive and is no longer supported by

Bogart SE.

8. Double exposure: This effect is the classical double expo-

sure as it has been used in ﬁlm for the last hundred years, and

leads to a very atmospheric picture transition. In essence, it

is an extended fade. With "Mode" you can choose between

"Crossfade" (normal usage) and "Fade In/Out" (recommended

for inserts). The "Fade time" (sum of fade-in and fade-out)

can be set for up to 12 seconds. Under "Mix" you can set the

proportion of the scenes involved up to 100%. If the control for

the mix proportion is set to 0%, then the ﬁrst scene is shown

in full. For 100% you see only the second scene. With 50%

both scenes are shown with the same intensity. This is suitable

for normal transitions. Don't forget to specify the duration of

the effect with the corresponding buttons. You will usually use

the "x s" button to set the duration to the maximum so that

the transition takes effect throughout the entire double scene.

For this case you should trim both scenes to the same length

beforehand.

9. Field changer: The scenes in this effect are alternated in

half images with each other so that a strobing effect ensues

keeping both scenes in movement. This effect can be used for

creating 3D PAL videos, if you have suitable footage.

10. Gate: With this effect you can call up the color box with the

button "Color" in order to specify which color the gate should

have. The gate closes from opposite sides of the screen over

the ﬁrst scene. Under "Direction" you specify whether the

opposite sides are top and bottom, or left and right. After the

bars have met at screen center, they reverse direction, moving

out of the picture and revealing the second scene.

11. Pattern fade: This effect fades the second scene by us-

ing the pattern you have selected from the Image Pool. You

can choose between “Wipe” and “Split Screen” to achive the

ffect you want. In addition, select the color for the border:

“None“(no border), “Soft” or “Color”.

12. Picture in picture: This is not really a true transition effect.

But Bogart SE handles it as an effect because it affects two

scenes simultaneously. The ﬁrst of the two scenes ﬁlls the

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