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|[[File:Two tracks composite transition no alpha info.png|400px|left]]||This image shows two video tracks with a composite transition in place but with no Alpha information to tell '''Kdenlive''' how to combine the images.<br />With composite transition but no alpha info to describe how to composite the picture the top track still takes precedence.
|[[File:Two tracks composite transition no alpha info.png|400px|left]]||Dette billede viser to videospor med en sammensat overgang men uden alfainformation til at fortælle '''Kdenlive''' hvordan billederne skal kombineres.<br />Med sammensat overgang men uden alfainformation til at beskrive, hvordan sporene skal compositeres er det stadig det øverste spor, som har forrang.
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Revision as of 07:02, 21 November 2012

Effekter - alfamanipulation

Generel information om alfamanipulation

Så vidt jeg ved bruges alfamanipulationseffekter altid i i kombination med en sammensatte overgange. Det er fordi alfamanipulation har at gøre med manipulation af billeders og videoers såkaldte "alfakanal". Alfakanalen er data, som beskriver hvordan to billeder skal kombineres (eller compositeres) til ét. Derfor skal du bruge en sammensat overgang på tidslinjen for at fortælle Kdenlive, at du vil compositere videoerne i to forskellige spor til et billede.

Dette billede viser to videospor uden overgange.
Projektmonitoren viser, hvordan det øverste spor har forrang, nå der ikke er en overgang i spil.
Dette billede viser to videospor med en sammensat overgang men uden alfainformation til at fortælle Kdenlive hvordan billederne skal kombineres.
Med sammensat overgang men uden alfainformation til at beskrive, hvordan sporene skal compositeres er det stadig det øverste spor, som har forrang.
This image shows the situation with Alpha info now added via the blue screen method.
The blue screen effect is also known as "Color to alpha" [1] and all the blue screen effect does is say that where the video is blue the alpha value is 0 (i.e. transparent).
So now that we have alpha information the second tracks image now shows through where the alpha channel says the image should be transparent.

Once you have some alpha channel data in play you can alter the settings in your composite transition to change how the images will combine. See composite transition page for details.

You can also combine two video tracks together using the screen transition (if one of them is filmed on a black background).

Hint for previewing the alpha manipulation effects

The preview in Project monitor goes all strange when you select the composite transition in the time line or the video 1 in the time line.

What the project monitor looks like when you have just selected the composite transition in the time line. This is not what the rendered video will look like. To get a look at what the video will render as you need to click Video 1 and then Video 2 in the timeline.

What the preview looks like once you select Video 2 in the timeline. This is what the rendered file will look like



Effects in the Alpha Manipulation Category

  1. Alpha gradient
  2. Alpha operations
  3. Alpha shapes
  4. Blue Screen
  5. Color Selection
  6. Mask0Mate
  7. Rotoscoping

Compositing Reference Material

For some background the Wikipedia article in alpha compositing is usefull. See also Porter, Thomas; Tom Duff (1984). "Compositing Digital Images". Computer Graphics 18 (3): p253–259 1984 pdf