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What's New in Extension 2 for Autodesk Flame Premium 2013 20th Anniversary Edition
Getting Started with the New Workflow
Viewing and Organizing Media in the Workspace
Managing Projects and Users
Setting Up a Flare Workflow
Importing and Exporting Media
Archiving in Flame Premium
Playing Back Media
Editing Clips and Sequences
Editing on the Desktop
Audio
Timeline Transitions
Timeline FX
Creating New Sources Using Tools from the Tools Tab
Procedural Compositing with Batch and Batch FX
Compositing in 3D Space with Action
Chroma Keying and Working with Green Screens
Stabilizing and Tracking
Masking and Rotoscoping
Colour Correcting
Painting
Text and Titling
Warping and Morphing
Effects and Tools Reference
Animating Keyframes
Modifying Clips with Clip History
Colour Management
Tangent Element Control Surface
Keyboard Shortcuts
Preferences
Gateway Clip Description
Flame Premium Grading - Lustre
Lustre Workflow
Interoperability Workflows in Lustre
Project Management
Basics
Starting and Exiting Lustre
Understanding the Lustre User Interface
Working with Control Surfaces
Resetting Parameters
Bypassing Menu Parameters
Undoing and Redoing Actions
Confirming and Cancelling Actions
Assigning Notes to Shots
Flagging Shots
Creating Shot Groups
Copying Parameters with the Selector
Assigning Values With the Standard Lustre Calculator
Using Grade Bins
Using the Expanded Grade Bin
Using Audio
Using Text
Monitor Calibration
Browsing for Footage
Transcoding
Conform
Editing
Playing, Viewing, and Sorting Shots
Removing Dust
Removing Grain
Repositioning Images
Input LUTs
Colour Grading Basics
Primary Colour Grading
Colour Grading RGB and Hue Curves
Secondary Colour Grading
Creating Lustre Sparks Effects
Animation
Stereoscopy
Rendering
Media Export (Linux Only)
Video Capture and Video Playout
Audio
Working with Wiretap
Hotkeys
XML in Lustre
Tangent Element Control Surface
The Autodesk Control Surface
The Tangent CP100 Control Surface
Installation and Configuration
Release Notes
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Understanding the Lustre User Interface

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    1. 1. Topics in this section

    The Lustre user interface is divided into four main sections.

    Footage courtesy of EVN PRODUCTIONS (a) Player display controls  (b) Player  (c) Storyboard  (d) Menu

    Most sections display different kinds of information, depending on user preferences and the action being performed.

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