BCC Matte Cleanup
Category: BCC Key and Blend
Effect Name: BCC Matte Cleanup
The BCC Matte Cleanup filter, part of the BCC Key and Blend category, is used to correct imperfect mattes and to create interesting matte effects.
Working with the Filter
Presets and Common Controls
- BCC filters come with a library of factory installed presets plus the ability to create your own custom presets and preview them with the BCC FX Browserโข.
- BCC filters also include common controls that configure global effect preferences and other host-specific effect settings.
For more information about working with presets and other common controls, Click Here.
- Output: Selects which aspect of the filter is displayed.
- Composite: Displays the composited effect.
- Show Matte: Displays the matte used in the effect.
- Blend: Sets the amount of blur applied to the matte after level adjustments.
- Choke: Sets the size of the opaque portion of the matte. Positive values expand the opaque areas, while negative values contract them.
- Black: Sets the alpha values in the matte that are treated as pure black (transparent) by the filter. All pixels whose alpha value is lower than the Black value are output as transparent.
- White: Sets the alpha values in the matte that are treated as pure white (opaque) by the filter. All pixels whose alpha value is higher than the White value are output as opaque.
- Spread: Sets the width of the edge area used in making level adjustments.
- Gain: Sets the maximum variance permitted within the edge area before the black and white thresholds are tested. Increasing Gain heightens the effect of changes to the Black and White parameters.
Note: Processing is done in the following order: Level Adjustment, Blending, then Choking. To change the order, apply the filter several times adjusting one parameter each time.
- Region of Interest Top-Left:Sets the upper left corners of a rectangle within which the filter is applied.
- Region of Interest Bot-Right: Sets the bottom right corners of a rectangle within which the filter is applied.