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This manual describes the new features and modifications on Version 8.2.For functions not mentioned in this manual, see the latest “EDIUS Pro 8 Topic Library”.• Note that the latest “EDIUS Pro 8 Topic Library” does not cover Version 8.2.

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Contents

Contents Notice to Reader 2 Manual Explanation 2

DANGER 3Health Precautions 3Copyright 3

Chapter 1 New Features (Version 8.2)

Primary Color Correction 6What You Can Do with Primary Color Correction 6

What is Log? 6Adjusting with [Primary Color Correction] 6

[Primary Color Correction] Dialog Box 8Example When [Primary Color Correction] is Applied 9

Motion Tracking 11Tracking Subject in Motion and Applying Video Filter 11

[Mask] Dialog Box (Motion Tracking) 13Batch Tracking of Multiple Paths 13If Automatic Tracking Has Been Disrupted 14

Other New Features and Modifications 15EDIUS Pro 8 15GV Browser 15

Chapter 2 Appendix

Grass Valley Product Support 17Web Technical Support 17Phone Support 17Authorized Support Representative 17Our Website 17

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Chapter 1New Features (Version 8.2)This chapter explains the new features and modifications implemented on EDIUS (Version 8.2).

Chapter 1 New Features (Version 8.2) — Primary Color Correction

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Primary Color Correction

What You Can Do with Primary Color CorrectionYou can adjust the brightness and color by applying color grading on a clip shot in the Log format.[Primary Color Correction] has predefined color space profiles that support Log formats for each of the camera manufacturers.When a clip is recognized by its metadata as a Log file, [Primary Color Correction] filter will automatically select an optimal color space and adjust the brightness and colors.You can also select the color space manually.You can obtain preferred brightness and colors by fine adjusting the parameters.“What is Log?” (w page 6)

3 Note f Some Log formats may not be supported.

What is Log?Log is a shooting format that can maintain wide dynamic range.For videos shot in the Log format, color grading is essential. By performing color grading on a shot video with lower contrast, wider color tone range can be realized to reproduce realistic images that are closer to what it actually looks like.Even under conditions where highlight/shadow detail loss is likely to occur, shooting in the Log format will help in correcting the details later without deteriorating the image quality.“Reproducing Clouds Where Highlight Detail Loss Has Occurred” (w page 9)“Adjusting the Brightness of a Person Where Shadow Detail Loss Has Occurred Due to Backlight” (w page 9)

Adjusting with [Primary Color Correction]Example:

To adjust the brightness and colors of a source shot in the Log format (S-Log source)

r Preparation f Create a project (QFHD 3840x2160 29.97p, 10-bit). f Import the S-Log source file in the source browser, register it to the bin, and place the clip on the timeline.

1) In the folder view of the [Effect] palette, click the [Effect] tree.

2) Click the [VideoFilters] tree, and click [Color Correction].

f A list of [Color Correction] effects is displayed in the effect view.


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3) Drag and drop [Primary Color Correction] to the clip (video part) on the timeline.

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f Clips with the [Primary Color Correction] effect applied (video part) are displayed with an orange line. f When a clip is recognized as a Log file, an optimal color space will be applied automatically to adjust the brightness and color. You can view the result of the applied color space in the preview window.

f If a color space has not been applied automatically, you can open the [Primary Color Correction] dialog box to apply a color space manually. To apply a color space manually or finely adjust the brightness and colors, proceed to step 4).

4) Display the [Information] palette, and double-click [Primary Color Correction].

f The [Primary Color Correction] dialog box appears.“[Primary Color Correction] Dialog Box” (w page 8)

5) Click the list button of [Source] in [Color Space] and select a color space that is optimal for the source shot in the Log format.

f If the color space was selected automatically, this operation is not necessary.

6) While viewing the video in the preview window, make fine adjustment to the parameters.

7) Click [OK]. f The [Primary Color Correction] dialog box is closed.

2 f If real time playback is not possible after [Primary Color Correction] is applied, right-click on a clip and click [Render] to perform rendering to the clip.The rendered clip will maintain the rendered status even after being moved.(If an effect is readjusted or added, rendering is required again.)


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[Primary Color Correction] Dialog Box

(1) [Color Space] [Source]Select a color space to apply to the clip.[Destination]Select a color space to apply when exporting.

(2) [Exposure] Adjusts the brightness.(3) [White Balance] [Temperature]

Adjusts the color temperature.[Tint]Adjusts the tint.

(4) [Lift] Locks the highlight area and adjust the brightness of the shadow area.(5) [Gamma] Adjusts the brightness of intermediate tone area.(6) [Gain] Locks the shadow area and adjust the brightness of the highlight area.(7) [Saturation] Adjusts the saturation.(8) [Curve] Adjusts the hue and saturation using the tone curves.

[Curve Detail]Moves the five points of [Curve] set by the luminosity level vertically and horizontally to adjust the brightness.

(9) [Set default parameters]

Click [Set default parameters] on the right of each item to restore the default setting for the item.Click [Set default parameters] on the bottom of the dialog box to restore the default settings for all items.

(10) Preview setting Aligns the video of a clip to which primary color correction is applied and the other clips to compare the colors.

(11) [Undo] Undoes an operation.(12) [Redo] Redoes an undone operation.


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Example When [Primary Color Correction] is Applied

Reproducing Clouds Where Highlight Detail Loss Has Occurred

For landscape shooting, “highlight detail loss” may cause the blue sky to appear in all white or the clouds and distant mountains to be merged with each other.Standard shooting format has limited dynamic range compared to that of the Log format. With an improper exposure setting, highlight detail loss occurs, causing the color tones exceeding the upper limit of the dynamic range to be lost and all replaced by white.Thus, video shot in the standard format may not be able to reproduce the realistic image quality of material texture, etc. even if applying post-shooting color corrections, because the light condition is adjusted and recorded at the time of shooting.The Log format has wider dynamic range and enables recording of the range for the tone of light that could normally be recorded as white in the standard shooting. By performing color grading on a Log source, the color tone of areas where highlight details have been lost can be reproduced and video with realistic details like film images can be obtained.

r Example for adjustment

1) Perform steps 1) to 5) in “Adjusting with [Primary Color Correction]”. f “Adjusting with [Primary Color Correction]” (w page 6)

2) Click [Toggle Vector Scope/Waveform Display] on the timeline. f The [Vector Scope/Waveform] dialog box appears.

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3) While viewing the waveform, adjust [Gain] in the [Primary Color Correction] dialog box in the minus direction.

f While locking the shadow area, adjust the brightness of the highlight areas.

4) In [Curve], drag the second point from the upper right to finely adjust the brightness of the highlight area.

f Move the mouse cursor onto the point until the point turns red, then you can adjust the position of the point.

Adjusting the Brightness of a Person Where Shadow Detail Loss Has Occurred Due to Backlight

When shot with sunset or light in the background, the image of a person in the video may be dark because of the backlight, resulting in “shadow detail loss”. In the same way as “highlight detail loss”, post-shooting color correction of such a video may not be possible as intended.If the source is shot in the Log format, the color tone of areas where shadow details have been lost can be reproduced by performing color grading.

r Example for adjustment

1) Perform steps 1) to 5) in “Adjusting with [Primary Color Correction]”. f “Adjusting with [Primary Color Correction]” (w page 6)


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2) Click [Toggle Vector Scope/Waveform Display] on the timeline. f The [Vector Scope/Waveform] dialog box appears.

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3) While checking the waveform, adjust [Lift] in the [Primary Color Correction] dialog box in the plus direction.

f While locking the highlight area, adjust the brightness of the shadow areas.

4) In [Curve], drag the second point from the lower left to finely adjust the brightness of the shadow area.

f Move the mouse cursor onto the point until the point turns red, then you can adjust the position of the point.

Chapter 1 New Features (Version 8.2) — Motion Tracking

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Motion Tracking

Tracking Subject in Motion and Applying Video FilterThis feature utilizes the conventional mask function to automatically track specific parts of the subject in motion and apply [VideoFilters] effects such as [Mosaic].Multiple paths can be tracked at the same time.

Example:

To apply [Mosaic] to the face of a person approaching

1) In the folder view of the [Effect] palette, click the [Effect] tree.

2) Click [VideoFilters].

f A list of [VideoFilters] effects is displayed in the effect view.

3) Drag and drop [Mask] to the clip (video part) on the timeline. f Clips with the [Mask] effect applied (video part) are displayed with an orange line.

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4) Display the [Information] palette, and double-click [Mask].

f The [Mask] dialog box appears.“[Mask] Dialog Box (Motion Tracking)” (w page 13)

5) Move the timeline cursor to the top frame.


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6) Click the draw button of ellipse and encircle the person's face with an ellipse.

7) Check [Filter] for [Inside], click , and select [Mosaic].

f Click to set the details of [Mosaic]. f You can view the result of the applied video filter in the preview window.

8) Click [Track Forward] in [Tracking].

f Tracking in the forward direction starts and a key frame will be set frame by frame. A progress bar is displayed to indicate the progress of the analysis.

f The anchor path will be displayed in the preview of the [Mask] dialog box. f Tracking will end automatically at the last frame of the clip.

9) Play back the timeline to view the video.

10) Click [OK]. f The [Mask] dialog box is closed.

2 f Set key frames can be adjusted frame by frame. f The time scale display unit of the [Mask] dialog box can be adjusted in the time scale settings or by the timeline controller. f There are two types of interpolation methods, [Hold] and [Linear].


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[Mask] Dialog Box (Motion Tracking)

(1) [Tracking] Select a tracking method and start tracking.Multiple paths can be tracked at the same time.“Batch Tracking of Multiple Paths” (w page 13)

(2) [Track Reverse] Tracks in the reverse direction from the timeline cursor position and sets key frames.Tracking will end automatically at the top frame of the clip.[Ctrl] + [,]

(3) [Track Previous Frame] Tracks one frame in the reverse direction from the timeline cursor position and sets key frame.[,]

(4) [Tracking Option] [Position]Tracks the position of the object. The default value is ON.[Scale]Tracks the size of the object. The default value is ON.[Rotate]Tracks the rotation of the object. The default value is ON.

(5) [Track Next Frame] Tracks one frame in the forward direction from the timeline cursor position and sets key frame.[.]

(6) [Track Forward] Tracks in the forward direction from the timeline cursor position and sets key frames.Tracking will end automatically at the last frame of the clip.[Ctrl] + [.]

Batch Tracking of Multiple PathsYou can select and track multiple paths at the same time.

1) Perform steps 1) to 7) in “Tracking Subject in Motion and Applying Video Filter”. f “Tracking Subject in Motion and Applying Video Filter” (w page 11) f Draw multiple paths in advance.

2) While pressing [Shift] on the keyboard, select multiple paths.

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If Automatic Tracking Has Been DisruptedTracking may be disrupted in the middle when an obstacle blocks the subject being tracked or when the motion is too fast.This section explains how to set the key frames manually on the frames from the one where automatic tracking has been disrupted to the one where automatic tracking can be resumed.You can also track in the reverse direction using [Track Reverse].

1) Perform steps 1) to 8) in “Tracking Subject in Motion and Applying Video Filter”. f “Tracking Subject in Motion and Applying Video Filter” (w page 11) f Tracking has been disrupted in the middle. Automatic tracking cannot be continued. Set key frames manually up to the frame where automatic tracking can be resumed.

2) Set key frames manually. f To set a key frame frame by frame, click [Track Next Frame]. Adjust the path position and size as necessary. f To set a key frame at a desired position, move the timeline cursor to the position to set the key frame and then adjust the path position and size. A key frame is added automatically when you edit the path. Repeat this step as necessary.

f To delete key frames collectively, drag the mouse upward to select the key frames and press [Delete] on the keyboard.

3) Move the timeline cursor to the position to start automatic tracking, and click [Track Forward] again. f Automatic tracking resumes.


5) Click [OK]. f The [Mask] dialog box is closed.

Chapter 1 New Features (Version 8.2) — Other New Features and Modifications

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Other New Features and ModificationsThis section explains other new features and modifications implemented on EDIUS (Version 8.2).

EDIUS Pro 8 f Canon RAW supported in the source browser and decoding f Sony RAW supported in the source browser and decoding f Canon RAW and Sony RAW supported in GPU acceleration f P2 AVC-Intra 422/AVC-Ultra 422/AVC-Intra LT/AVC-Intra LT 2K supported in the source browser and decoding f XDCAM Station Ver.3.0 external SSD drive supported in source browser (CIFS connection only)

GV Browser f Still image sequence function f Duplicated clip search function f Draft preview function f Color space preview function for Canon Log/Panasonic Log/Sony Log files f Import of Sony RAW and Canon RAW f Import of GPX files f File size indication when multiple files are selected f Preview image quality improvement f Korean language supported

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Chapter 2AppendixThis chapter explains support and other information.

Chapter 2 Appendix — Grass Valley Product Support

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Grass Valley Product SupportFor technical assistance, to check on the status of a question, or to report a new issue, contact Grass Valley Product Support via e-mail, the Web, or by phone or fax.

Web Technical SupportTo access support information on the Web, visit the product support Web page on the Grass Valley Web site. You can download software or find solutions to problems by searching our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) database.

r World Wide Web:http://www.grassvalley.com/support/

r Contact Customer Supporthttp://www.grassvalley.com/support/contact* Please select “Support for Professional Products” tab.

Phone SupportUse the following information to contact product support by phone during business hours. After hours phone support is available for warranty and contract customers.

United States/Americas +1 801 222 5204Europe, United Kingdom, Africa and The Middle East +44 (0) 20 8867 6305Asia (except Japan and Korea) +86 21 5869 8668

Authorized Support RepresentativeTo locate the support representative for your country, visit the following Product Support Web page on the Grass Valley Web site. f http://www.grassvalley.com/support/

Our WebsiteThe latest information of our products including this product are released on the Grass Valley website. Visit our website to download the latest drivers, utilities, applications, product manuals (online or PDF) or to see FAQs, for your better editing environment. f http://www.grassvalley.com/ f http://www.ediusworld.com/

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