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Dialog and Interface Reference 51
Contrast: In photo editing, the level of the difference in brightness is referred
to as contrast. If the contrast is increased, then bright areas become brighter
and dark areas darker. In everyday terms, contrast also refers to "brilliance".
Saturation: Refers to the color intensity of an image. A strong increase in
saturation creates unnatural color display. If saturation is reduced completely,
then a black and white image (greyscale) will be produced.
Color shade: The color wheel allows you to color in the image. The further out
you place the point, the stronger the image will be colored in with the
respective color.
Speed:Defines the playback speed of the object.
Set the volume of the original sound, the dubbing and the background
music.
Object: This controls the volume of the original sound.
Background: This controller influences the volume of the background music
for the duration of the selected clip.
Dubbing: Adjust the volume of the audio commentary.
Video effects; Title and text: Select one of these tabs to add an effect,
title or other text to the object.
This can be used to add additional videos, photos, and music files.
Insert photo: Opens a dialog to select the photos to be imported. Inserting
takes place at the position of the playback marker.
Insert music: Opens a dialog to select the background music to be imported.
Insert video: Opens the wizard for importing videos. Inserting takes place at
the position of the playback marker.
Finish project: The wizard for finishing the project opens to help you
export the video in the desired format or burn it.