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Bogart SE 5 User manual

3 Colors: In comparison with the shift between two colors,

a third color is added: ‘Color 2’. This color replaces the gray

tone found in the middle of the original monochrome gradient.

The result is a gradient from Color 1 to Color 2 and from there,

to Color 3.

Tint: This mode is only provided for color masks . If you select

this function, the ‘Color 1’ button is activated, which you

should then click. Specify a color and conﬁrm with ‘OK’. All the

colors of the mask are then replaced by the one you selected.

The entire picture is then ﬁlled with one shade of color, though

the saturation and brightness are retained.

Hue: This option is likewise only provided for color masks.

If you click on this button, the system ﬁrst of all determines

which is the dominant color in the mask and then displays it as

‘Color 1’. You cannot select this button. Now click on ‘Color 2’

and use the upper palette arrow to select any color shade that

you want to replace the dominant color with. All the colors in

this mask are thus replaced with a new one, whereby the dis-

tance in the color palette between the original and replacement

color is equal to the distance between the dominant color and

Color 2.

Hue 2: This option functions in a similar way to ‘Hue’, and is

therefore only displayed for colored masks. Though in this

case you can freely select the color that is to be replaced by

capturing it from the image (see Color box). You can customize

the settings for your mask still further by using the ‘Brightness’,

‘Contrast’ and ‘Color’ buttons that are located in the bottom

area of the window.

For simple, soft gradients, it is recommended that you use the

‘Linear H’ (horizontal gradient), ‘Linear V’ (vertical gradient) and

‘Linear D’ (diagonal gradient). The direction of the color shift

can be altered using the ‘Mode’ button. The little box next to

the ‘Colorize’ button can be used to activate or deactivate the

colorization of the pattern displayed in the upper preview win-

dow. If a dash appears in the little box, you can see the original

color. If a check mark is shown, you can see the pattern with

the colorization that you set. You do not have to activate the

check mark in order to colorize a pattern. All you need do is

click on the ‘Colorize’ button.

With ‘Mode’ you can choose from eight different positive and

negative inverses. To select a color, you can access the color

box directly using the little color box in the bottom left corner

of the right-hand image pool area (on the left next to ‘OK’). If,

for example, you click on the ‘Color/Pattern’ button when se-

lecting a border for the titles, you will ﬁrst of all see the image

pool in which you can either select (using the button described

here) a mask or a color as desired.

The pattern chosen, with its chosen settings (e.g. direction,

color), can be saved and used again at a later stage. For this

purpose, use the ‘Archives’ button.

The pattern archive makes a distinction between patterns (Edit

menu ‘New’, ‘Pattern’, such as patterns for fonts and back-

grounds in the titler) and effects (alpha masks for pattern fades

or the add-on program Ultimate Spice Box). Patterns that have

been stored in one of both archives cannot be accessed from

the other. Included, you‘ll ﬁnd a number of pre-set examples

(‘Granite dark’, ‘Wood’,…) in the archive.

Selecting from lists

In some parts of the program, it is possible to select more than

one entry from a list. This is, for example, the case in Record-

ing, when importing from USB/CD/DVD or in Audio Mixing

when you want to apply effects to a sound track or sample. It

can also be used in the image processing effect ‘Effect stack’.

All selection lists function the same way.

In front of the entry, there is a ﬁeld with a ‘dash’ if the entry has

not been selected.

Should you want to select it, you should click in this ﬁeld. You

will now see a ‘check mark’. Should you want to select or

deselect all entries, you should click the button on top of the

vertical scroll bar. This will display a menu in which you can

‘Select all’ or ‘Deselect all’.

This selection will also help when you want to select almost all

entries for import. You should then select ‘Select all’ and dese-

lect the entries you do not need. Depending on the individual

case, this can be quicker and simpler than select everything

one by one.

There are different menu types in Bogart SE. Some menus take

the entire screen. These are, among others, main menus such

as ‘Editing’, ‘Recording’ or the effect menus.

When menus are opened that partly cover a main menu, the

background will be darkened somewhat. This will help you

keep your attention on the currently or options that are cur-

rently open.

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