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Chapter 3

color is assigned to the memory button, activate another

memory button or the top color button (9). In many cases (e.g.

when titling) the color box provides the Alpha option (7). Here

you let the desired color shine through your motif displayed

on the right (6), (the Eiffel tower is shown here as an example).

You can specify the alpha value in percent by moving the scroll

bar. The lower the percentage value the more transparent your

selected color and the more clearly your motif shines through.

Clicking on the ‘Pick color’ button (11) opens the ﬁrst frame of

the scene that is selected in the scene bin (in the case of the

‘New’ menu) or in the storyboard (in the case of the Effects

menus). There is a toolbar in the foreground containing several

buttons:

If you have opened the color box from an effects menu, you

can ﬁrst of all use the top left selection button to specify

whether the scene (‘Effect’) that is currently selected in the sto-

ryboard or another freely selectable scene (‘Choose’) should

be displayed.

Clicking on ‘Choose Scene’ opens the scene bin and you can

specify a scene from which you want to capture the color.

If the upper selection button was previously set to ‘Effect’ it

will automatically switch to ‘Choose’ after you select another

scene. You can then use the selection button to conveniently

jump back and forth between the two scenes. (By activating

the color box in the transition effect menu, you can use the

two ‘Left scene’ and ‘Right scene’ buttons allowing you to

switch back and forth between the respective scenes.) You

can use the slider control or separate buttons at the bottom to

roll through the selected scene frame-by-frame. (In the case of

image-processing effects, you also have the option of roll-

ing through the entire length of the effect, i.e. through several

scenes.)

The ‘Position’ and ‘Size’ buttons allow you to adjust further

settings for the color capture function. The smaller the little se-

lection box is, the more precisely you can specify the color. In

the little ‘Color’ box, you can view the color over which the box

is currently placed. If there are several colors contained within

the area of the selection box, an average color value is taken.

After you click on ‘OK’ you will see that your selection is

applied to the color window of the color box. If you click on

‘Cancel’, you will close the menu without applying any settings

changes.

You can use the Archive function (8) to save the colors you

specify for later use (see ‘Archive function’).

When you have ﬁnished making all the settings you want, click

on ‘OK’ to conﬁrm and to exit the color box.

Tip: If you would like to reuse a color for titling that has already

been used for an effect (e.g. picture-in-picture), archive the

effect color, change to Titling and reload the color. You can

access archived colors from all projects.

The symbols for direct menu change

Most of the Bogart SE screens are represented by symbols.

You will ﬁnd these symbols on small buttons at many places

and they serve to directly switch from one menu to another.

It is always possible to return to the Main menu and go from

there to the individual menus, but the experienced user will

save time by using the symbols to access menus directly. You

will become used to the symbols while doing some editing.

Instant memorization of their uses is not necessary.

Wave form (envelope curve) and audio scrubbing

The menus Insert, Range, Split, and Trim (video and audio)

contain a loudspeaker symbol in the operating panel (on some

editors, only if the Gold Edition has been activated).When this

symbol is active (blue) a small box containing the Audio Wave

Form is displayed at the other side of the operating panel.

The wave form graphically displays the volume over time. The

height of the curve represents loudness (the higher, the louder)

and the width is a measure of time. In the wave form you see

a vertical, black position marker indicating your current picture

position. This position marker is also shown when you scroll

through the scene or the audio segment.

The audio wave form is automatically played when one of the

buttons ‘In’, ‘Out’, ‘Split position’ or ‘I’ or ‘I’ is clicked and

the trackball is held motionless for approximately 0.5 seconds.

A movable, vertical white-hatch bar indicates the actual play-

back position.

When trimming the beginning of a scene (In) the black position

marker can be seen to the left on the curve. When trimming the

end of a scene (Out), it can be seen to the right. As you scroll

through the scene you hear the corresponding audio. Depend-

ing on the scrolling speed you hear the audio faster or slower

(often referred to as ‘scrub audio’). The wave form has two dif-

ferent display forms. When scrolling through the scene you see

a detailed wave form or a segment of the wave form. As soon

as you receive a preview of the last second the wave form for

the entire playback time is shown.

If you do not need the wave form, it can be deactivated. Click

on the button with the loudspeaker symbol to make it return to

its original color and to make the frame disappear. To bring the

wave form back, click on the symbol again.

i-buttons

Most effect menus, including the transition effects, image

processing effects, and titling screens all have an ‘i’ button.

This is a button for obtaining information. If you have selected

supplementary or bonus effects and click on this button, a

Product information menu opens and gives you an explana-

tion or summary instructions for the selected effect. If there is

a manual available for a product, the information will refer to

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