AVID MC 210 CERTIFICATION EXAM STUDY GUIDE
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE |160 QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED
——— TRIM COUNTER QUESTION "A" ———
BACKGROUND:
You're in Trim Mode and have just completed making some trimming
adjustments. The adjustments you made are reflected by the numbers
inside the purple boxes in the picture, above (which are called the "Trim
Counters").
QUESTION:
What are the numbers inside purple boxes of the Trim Counters telling
you?
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 8 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 8 frames
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 8 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 15 frames
,B-Side shot: Shortened by 8 frames Correct Ans- A-Side shot:
Shortened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 8 frames
——— TRIM COUNTER QUESTION "B" ———
BACKGROUND:
You're in Trim Mode and have just completed making some trimming
adjustments. The adjustments you made are reflected by the numbers
inside the purple boxes in the picture, above (which are called the "Trim
Counters").
QUESTION:
What are the numbers inside purple boxes of the Trim Counters telling
you?
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 17 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 17 frames
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 17 frames
,A-Side shot: Shortened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 17 frames Correct Ans- A-Side shot:
Lengthened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 17 frames
——— TRIM COUNTER QUESTION "C" ———
BACKGROUND:
You're in Trim Mode and have just completed making some trimming
adjustments. The adjustments you made are reflected by the numbers
inside the purple boxes in the picture, above (which are called the "Trim
Counters").
QUESTION:
What are the numbers inside purple boxes of the Trim Counters telling
you?
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 32 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 32 frames
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 32 frames
, A-Side shot: Shortened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 32 frames Correct Ans- A-Side shot:
Shortened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 32 frames
A = Search Area/Region — The size of the area that the tracker
examines on each frame as it searches for the "Target Pattern" of pixels
which are inside Box "B."
B = The pixels you have chosen for the system to look for (to track)
from one frame to the next. This box gets called various things,
depending on the application you're using. I've come to call it the
"Target Pattern" box.
C = This cross hair symbol gets called different things, depending on the
application. However, I prefer the term used in Adobe After Effects.
They refer to this as the "Attach Point" since it is the location where the
object you apply the tracking data to will attach itself.
ANALOGY:
You're a detective. The pixels inside of box "B" are the criminal "target"
that you're searching for within each frame. As you go from frame to
frame, Box "A" is the area you will search for the criminal "target."
When you locate the criminal target you w Correct Ans- Is there good
contrast between light and dark pixels?
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE |160 QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED
——— TRIM COUNTER QUESTION "A" ———
BACKGROUND:
You're in Trim Mode and have just completed making some trimming
adjustments. The adjustments you made are reflected by the numbers
inside the purple boxes in the picture, above (which are called the "Trim
Counters").
QUESTION:
What are the numbers inside purple boxes of the Trim Counters telling
you?
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 8 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 8 frames
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 8 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 15 frames
,B-Side shot: Shortened by 8 frames Correct Ans- A-Side shot:
Shortened by 15 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 8 frames
——— TRIM COUNTER QUESTION "B" ———
BACKGROUND:
You're in Trim Mode and have just completed making some trimming
adjustments. The adjustments you made are reflected by the numbers
inside the purple boxes in the picture, above (which are called the "Trim
Counters").
QUESTION:
What are the numbers inside purple boxes of the Trim Counters telling
you?
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 17 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 17 frames
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 17 frames
,A-Side shot: Shortened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 17 frames Correct Ans- A-Side shot:
Lengthened by 22 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 17 frames
——— TRIM COUNTER QUESTION "C" ———
BACKGROUND:
You're in Trim Mode and have just completed making some trimming
adjustments. The adjustments you made are reflected by the numbers
inside the purple boxes in the picture, above (which are called the "Trim
Counters").
QUESTION:
What are the numbers inside purple boxes of the Trim Counters telling
you?
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 32 frames
A-Side shot: Shortened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 32 frames
A-Side shot: Lengthened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Lengthened by 32 frames
, A-Side shot: Shortened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 32 frames Correct Ans- A-Side shot:
Shortened by 16 frames
B-Side shot: Shortened by 32 frames
A = Search Area/Region — The size of the area that the tracker
examines on each frame as it searches for the "Target Pattern" of pixels
which are inside Box "B."
B = The pixels you have chosen for the system to look for (to track)
from one frame to the next. This box gets called various things,
depending on the application you're using. I've come to call it the
"Target Pattern" box.
C = This cross hair symbol gets called different things, depending on the
application. However, I prefer the term used in Adobe After Effects.
They refer to this as the "Attach Point" since it is the location where the
object you apply the tracking data to will attach itself.
ANALOGY:
You're a detective. The pixels inside of box "B" are the criminal "target"
that you're searching for within each frame. As you go from frame to
frame, Box "A" is the area you will search for the criminal "target."
When you locate the criminal target you w Correct Ans- Is there good
contrast between light and dark pixels?
