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« on: February 10, 2013, 06:55:51 PM »
I'm following the cropmark tutorial you headed me to, so I'm working on a canvas of 720x480 resolution, so putting a big vectorscope on center for first version, and a smaller one on the upper left corner. Pls correct me if I'm doing it wrong, thankyou !
Also: it is stated that "color 3 is semi-transparent black", but it's not true: it is absolute covering black, like color 2 (starting numberig from zero, like in the cropmarks wiki help). I tried to load some ready-made cropmarks in the wiki, but they are faking transparency by dithering full-transparent pixels (color 0) with full covering pixels (color 2 or 3) in a chequered pattern. I'm stuck there...
I cannot find the color, in the cropmarks palette, that you used in your vectorscope as white-semi-transparent background: how and where I can find it ?
Update: I have done extensive tests and I modified the cropmarks wiki section: ERRATA: the first 80 colors are common, the others are camera dependent. CORRIGE: the first 20 colors are common. ERRATA: color 3 is semi-transparent. CORRIGE: only color 20 is semi-transparent.
Update: I can produce a full vectorscope 480x480 pixels with the ML palette and with transparent background (color 0), if it's ok for you, so you can put programmatically your white semi-transparent background: I can see I cannot put it by myself with the cropmarks palette, because the palette color number 20 is semi-transparent but more black-ish than yours.
480x480 pixels is real-full-screen (going under the upper and lower ML info stripes). If you want I can produce also a 400x400 pixels version (minus 40 pixels for upper stripe and minus 40 pixels for lower stripe, right ?). Then I can produce a 200x200 and a 100x100 version, so you can make a user-menu to choose the dimensions, that's ok ?