Deinterlace
Deinterlaces an interlaced object using one of several possible methods.
This filter causes rasterization in 3D groups. For more information on rasterization, see
About Rasterization
.
Parameters in the Inspector
Dominant Field:
Selects the dominant field. Value can be Upper or Lower.
Method:
Sets how the object is interlaced. This pop-up menu has three options:
• Duplicate: The nondominant field is eliminated and the data from the dominant field
is duplicated to fill in the missing lines.
• Interpolate: The nondominant field is eliminated and a new field is created by averaging
each pair of adjacent video lines to create new ones.
• Blend: The nondominant field is eliminated and new lines are created by averaging
the eliminated line with each pair of adjacent video lines.
Mix:
Sets the percentage of the original image to be blended with the filtered image.
HUD Controls
The HUD contains the following controls: Dominant Field and Method.
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Chapter 19
Using Filters
Motion has a flexible tool set that you can use to create simple shapes, complex
illustrations, and paint effects right in your project. The same techniques you use for
drawing can also be used to mask layers to produce a wide variety of transparency effects,
to crop out parts of still images, and to rotoscope moving subjects.
This chapter covers the following:
•
About Shapes, Masks, and Paint Strokes
(p. 1110)
•
The Difference Between Shapes, Paint Strokes, and Masks
(p. 1111)
•
Shape and Mask Drawing Tools
(p. 1112)
•
Editing Shapes
(p. 1119)
•
Adding Shapes from the Library
(p. 1145)
•
Copying Styles Between Shapes
(p. 1145)
•
Shape Parameters
(p. 1146)
•
Shape Controls in the HUD
(p. 1167)
•
Creating Illustrations Using Multiple Shapes
(p. 1168)
•
Creating Holes and Transparency in Shapes
(p. 1170)
•
Applying Filters to Shapes
(p. 1171)
•
Animating Shapes
(p. 1172)
•
Shape Behaviors
(p. 1172)
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Keyframing Shape Animation
(p. 1188)
•
Saving Shapes and Shape Styles
(p. 1190)
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Using Masks to Create Transparency
(p. 1194)
•
Mask Parameters
(p. 1210)
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Applying Image Masks to a Layer
(p. 1214)
•
Image Mask Parameters
(p. 1217)
•
Using Masks to Aid Keying Effects
(p. 1218)
•
Converting Between Shapes and Masks
(p. 1222)
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