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Lock Height to X – Links X and Y values – available when Custom Scale is selected in Frame Size pop-up Result Height (Adobe) – Used to set height of the final size – available when Custom Size is selected in Frame Size pop-up Result Width (Adobe) – Used to set width of the final size – available when Custom Size is selected in Frame Size pop-up

Source Height (FCP / Avid MC / RED) – Additional control used to set the source depthĬontains parameters for controlling the scale transformation of the clipįrame Size pop-up (Adobe) – Contains a list of image size standard formats to be used to set the final image size.

Source Width (FCP / Avid MC / RED) – Additional control used to set the source width.

Source Size pop-up (FCP / Avid MC / RED) – Used to set the source size.

Source Pixel Aspect Ratio pop-up – Used to set the Pixel Aspect Ratio (PAR) of the source clip.

Select the layer to UpRez from this list.

Source Layer (Adobe) – Displays a list of all layers in the current comp.

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Nested Sequence -this option requires the user to nest the smaller clip (at original resolution) inside a full sized clip, to which the filter is then applied.Ĭontains parameters that affect the filtered source image.Well Layer – this option requires the user to drag media from the project bin directly into the filter’s Source Layer Image Well.See the worfklow section for FCP X and Motion towards the end of this document. Workflow pop-up: (FxPlug only) Determines whether the filter will use media pulled directly from a well layer or media which has been nested inside a larger sized clip.

#Warp stabilizer requires clip dimensions to match sequence (fix by nesting) plus

BCC UpRez Filter Parameter ListīCC 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 Browser™.īCC filters also include common controls that configure global effect preferences and other host-specific effect settings.įor more information about working with presets and other common controls, Click Here. Please consult the Workflow section for your particular host at the bottom of this document. BCC Reframer offers the same advanced resampling algorithms as UpRez, but compensation for differing pixel aspect ratios will be done by the host in a separate pass.ĭue to the special nature of BCC UpRez the parameter list and suggested workflow can vary considerably from one host to another. BCC Uprez is appropriate when the primary concern is achieving the highest possible upscaling quality, as opposed to ease of use or edge style options, since the UpRez workflow guarantees that all processing happens in a single pass, even when the pixel aspect ratios of the source and destination do not match.

BCC Reframer also tends to be easier to configure and is great for quickly converting large numbers of SD clips into HD/UHD formats or HD to UHD. BCC Reframer is the best choice when embedding vertical cell phone footage into horizontal frames since it has more extensive control over the framing and over the various methods for filling/padding the edge regions. Uprez uses advanced techniques to maintain and fine tune image details, generating much higher quality final images than can be obtained with standard host upscaling.īCC UpRez vs BCC Reframer: Note that BCC Reframer and BCC UpRez have partially overlapping features in that both can be used to convert SD to HD / UHD formats or HD to UHD (as examples). BCC Uprez is used to increase the resolution of source clips (for example SD to HD or SD/HD to UHD) while ensuring maximum possible image quality.