User`s manual

V 1 P R O F E S S I O N A L 5 . 7

Notice that the

Tempo

feature is supported with

Time-Lapse

Multiple Exposure

This advanced digital effect simulates the photographic effect of exposing

one frame of film to multiple images. In the V1, this effect is performed on

sequential frames of video, providing a powerful way to compress an entire

athletic movement into a single image. If not already visible, the

Multiple Exposure

button can be found by holding down the

Time-Lapse

Key Frames

button until a

menu appears. Here’s an example image:

This feature can operate in one of two ways depending on the setting of the “open

helper window for multiple exposure” setting on the V1’s Software Options page.

If you’ve selected to use the helper window, before a multiple-exposure image can be

generated, you must specify the Impact Point for your video. Then, you may select a

starting and an ending

Key Position

for the effect. The V1 will remember these

positions and make them the defaults for the next time that you use this feature.

If you’ve chosen not to use the helper window, the

Multiple Exposure

button toggles

multiple exposure mode. When enabled, you may move the video slider; use

Key

Position

buttons, as well as

Step

and

Slow

motion to manually “expose” the frame.

NOTE:

You will find that this effect works best when the camera is stationary, as with

a tripod. Otherwise, the entire frame will appear as movement to the computer rather

than the subject alone.