Eyeon:Manual/Fusion 6/Auto Domain

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Auto Domain

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Auto Domain [ADoD]

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The Auto Domain tool automatically sets the images domain of definition based on bounds of the input images background Canvas color. It does not change the image's physical dimensions. This tool can be used to speed up compositions by optimizing the DOD of images based on their content rather than their dimensions.

For example, a CG character rarely takes up the entire frame of an image. The Auto Domain tool would set the DOD to a rectangular region encompassing the characters portion of the scene actually containing the character. The DOD is updated on each frame to accomodate changes, such as a character walking closer to the camera.

See the Set Canvas Color tool for more information about the Canvas color. A video tutorial demonstrating the use of Auto-Domain can also be found on eyeon Software's YouTube channel.

Contents




Controls Tab


Left

Defines the left border of the search area of the ADoD. Higher values on this slider move the left border towards the right, excluding more data from the left margin. 1 represents the right border of the image, 0 represents the left border. The slider defaults to 0. (Left Border)


Bottom

Defines the bottom border of the search area of the ADoD. Higher values on this slider move the bottom border towards the top, excluding more data from the bottom margin. 1 represents the Top border of the image, 0 represents the bottom border. The slider defaults to 0. (Bottom Border)


Right

Defines the right border of the search area of the ADoD. Higher values on this slider move the right border towards the left, excluding more data from the right margin. 1 represents the right border of the image, 0 represents the left border. The slider defaults to 1. (Right Border)


Top

Defines the top border of the search area of the ADoD. Higher values on this slider move the top border towards the bottom, excluding more data from the top margin. 1 represents the top border of the image, 0 represents the bottom border. The slider defaults to 1. (Top Border)





Tips for Auto Domain (edit)

EyeonTips:Manual/Fusion 6/Auto Domain



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