I know that the test card isn't real. The graphics can be chroma-keyed to make parts of the graphics missing. Bid still has no sound which seems a real problem.
I don't think they really want to be messing around with chroma-key, keep with the basics
Having worked in TV studios and playout areas that have lost power I don't think they're playing about too much, you do get odd things happening, things stop working that you never even knew existed. You don't really play around any more than you have to to test that something's working
I know that the test card isn't real. The graphics can be chroma-keyed to make parts of the graphics missing. Bid still has no sound which seems a real problem.
I don't think they really want to be messing around with chroma-key, keep with the basics
Having worked in TV studios and playout areas that have lost power I don't think they're playing about too much, you do get odd things happening, things stop working that you never even knew existed. You don't really play around any more than you have to to test that something's working
I think all of the graphics are chroma-keyed and they can remove parts easily. They can usually add or remove graphics whenever they want.
I think all of the graphics are chroma-keyed and they can remove parts easily. They can usually add or remove graphics whenever they want.
You don't chroma-key graphics. Chromakey is replacing a colour in the video signal with another image.
They of course will be able to show only certain elements of the graphics as part of normal operation. When they first came back on Pricedrop they were faulty - the bit missing was a strip across the side
I think all of the graphics are chroma-keyed and they can remove parts easily. They can usually add or remove graphics whenever they want.
You don't chroma-key graphics. Chromakey is replacing a colour in the video signal with another image.
They of course will be able to show only certain elements of the graphics as part of normal operation. When they first came back on Pricedrop they were faulty - the bit missing was a strip across the side
I think all of the graphics are chroma-keyed and they can remove parts easily. They can usually add or remove graphics whenever they want.
You don't chroma-key graphics. Chromakey is replacing a colour in the video signal with another image.
They of course will be able to show only certain elements of the graphics as part of normal operation. When they first came back on Pricedrop they were faulty - the bit missing was a strip across the side
I noticed on screen that they could hide part of the graphics (such as the price), if you've ever used the Mac application CamTwist you'll know what I mean.
I think all of the graphics are chroma-keyed and they can remove parts easily. They can usually add or remove graphics whenever they want.
You don't chroma-key graphics. Chromakey is replacing a colour in the video signal with another image.
They of course will be able to show only certain elements of the graphics as part of normal operation. When they first came back on Pricedrop they were faulty - the bit missing was a strip across the side
I noticed on screen that they could hide part of the graphics (such as the price), if you've ever used the Mac application CamTwist you'll know what I mean.
