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■ GLOSSARY

synchronous with the previously laid control

track. Also be referred to as crash record (for

example, in the Avid Digital Cut tool).

crawl The function of the Title tool that cre-

ates text that moves horizontally across the

screen versus a vertical title roll.

cropping The redefining of image boundaries.

Cropping can be done by removing portions

of the image or by masking them.

crossfade An audio transition in which two

sources are swapped electronically, one fad-

ing out as the other fades in. Also called

audio dissolve.

CRT Acronym for cathode ray tube.

cue To advance a videotape to a specific

location.

curves graph Used in color correction, a curves

graph plots input color values on the hori-

zontal axis and output color values on the

vertical axis.

cut An instantaneous transition from one

visual source to another.

cut list An edit decision list (EDL) for film.

Instead of timecode numbers, edge numbers

are used.

cyan A subtractive primary color which

absorbs red light and reflects or transmits

blue and green light.

DAC Acronym for digital-to-analog converter.

DAE Acronym for Digidesign Audio Engine.

Used for audio plug-ins.

dailies The results of a single day of shooting.

Usually refers to workprint made from a sin-

gle day of shooting, but can also refer to a

videotape transfer of the footage. Referred to

as dailies because of the traditional method

of shooting, developing, and printing

overnight. Same as rushes.

DAT Acronym for digital audiotape. Audio-

tape recording format used by many sound

recordists and audio engineers. Society of

Motion Picture and Television Engineers

(SMPTE) DAT is most commonly used.

datacine A telecine capable of scanning and

creating large image files that go beyond the

constraints of standard-definition television

(SDTV) video. Datacines can be used for

storing color-corrected frames of film and the

files they create can be scanned back onto

film, avoiding the need for traditional color

timing.

daylight A combination of skylight and direct

sunlight.

daylight illuminant A device that reflects or

transmits the same spectral characteristics as

daylight.

decibel (dB) A unit of measurement for sound

pressure (audio volume) level.

deck controller A tool that allows the user to

remotely control a deck using standard func-

tions such as shuttle, play, fast-forward,

rewind, stop, and eject.

decompose To create new master clips based

on material used in an Avid-edited sequence.

degauss To demagnetize (thus, erase) all

recorded material on a magnetic tape. Can

also refer to demagnetizing a monitor that

might have some outside magnetic interference.

delay edit Linear video editing term for an L-

cut or overlap edit.

depth shadow A solid shadow that extends

from the edges of a title or shape to make it

appear to be three-dimensional.

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