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VIDEO PAINT: CHAPTER TWO

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Moving a selection area marquee (mask)

Sometimes you will want to use a selection area without moving the image

data it contains. For example, you may want to move a selection area to

expose certain portions of an image, or to protect other portions from any

effects or changes you may apply to the image. To do this, click the

Move Selection Marquee button on the Attribute toolbar or use the

Grabber tool on the Tool panel. Now, you can safely drag on the selec-

tion area without affecting the composite image. (The Move Selection

Marquee is only active if the selection is not floating.)

Notes:

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Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move a selection pixel by pixel.

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To move a selection marquee to another frame, first copy it and then click Edit:

Paste: As Mask, see page 221.

Working with color

Before you start painting on images, you need to select the color you wish

to apply. In Video Paint, you can do this in a number of ways, from

picking colors out of a palette to selecting colors directly from an image.

At any time, two colors are active – the foreground and background. You

can see these colors as color squares at the bottom of the Tool panel with

the lower right square representing the foreground color. This is the color

that is applied whenever you use a paint tool. The background color acts

as the default color which is used each time you create a new project. You

can quickly switch between the two by clicking the Switch arrow at the

top right of the two color squares.

Adding additional areas to a selection

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