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7.3.9 Input management
   
No mask Transparent Original pixels color Original pixels color
Black & white Black White Grey
Red & blue Red Blue Grey
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To enable the keying assistant click on:
Then use the white square to dene an area which exemplies the color you want to key.
You can use shi on your computer keyboard in order to size the white square.
For the rst applicaon, we advise you to reset all the previous keying sengs. Click on
 to reset all previous sengs.
To start deleng, move your white square on your live image and then press . You
can add several areas.
At any moment you can freeze the live content of your source using the
 buon.
Mask opons are available if you want to visualize the keyed content
versus the non keyed content. The pixel color replacement used in each
mask opon is described in the chart below.
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Select the lumakiller and then adjust manually, or using to the
assistant, the luma level:
Manually: Set the Luminance value or select it with the color
panel clicking on 
Then adjust to tolerance to increase the range of luminance
levels around your reference luma.
The masks are really useful for conguring the Cremae keying, see below.
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The easiest way to nd the exact luma you want to remove is to use the
assistant. Simply move the white square to an area you want to remove and
click on  to determine the correct luma value.
Only for CremaTT