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Creative Finishing

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Creative Finishing

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What's New in 2012 Extension 1

What's New in 2012

Feature Differences by Product

Getting Started

Inputting and Outputting Media

Managing Projects and Media

Managing Your Work Environment

Conform - Tape-Based

Animating with the Channel Editor

Procedural Compositing with Batch

Batch Processing

Batch: Node Reference

2D Histogram Node

Auto Matte Node

BFX Output Node

Burn-In Letterbox Node

Burn-in Timecode Node

Colour Correct Node

Colour Curves Node

Coloured Frame Node

Colour Warper Node

Degrain and Regrain Nodes

DeInterlace and Interlace Nodes

Difference Matte Node

Field Merge Node

Gateway Import Node

Keyer-Channel Node

Keyer-Luma Node

Keyer-RGBCMYL Node

Lens Distort Node

LUT Editor Node

Master Keyer Node

Matte Curves Node

Modular Keyer Node

Motion Analysis Node

Motion Blur Node

Motion Convert Node

Quick Composite Node

Sparks Load Node

Substance Nodes

Processing and Formatting Effects

Creative Effects

3D Compositing with Action

Configuration Files

Smoke - Flame Premium Timeline

Lustre - Flame Premium Grading

Gateway XML Clip Reference

Installation Guides

Smoke Essential Skills Video Gallery

Community Scoring

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The Monochrome node generates a monochrome copy of the front clip. Use the Luminance box to select the monochrome channel for the clip.

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