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non-additive mix (nam)
The process of combining two video signals such that the resultant video signal is instant-by-instant the same as the brighter of the two weighted input signals. For example, at 50% fader, the brighter of the two videos predominates. The net effect of this type of mix is a superimposed appearance, with the picture balance controlled by the fader.
- Part of Speech: noun
- Industry/Domain: Software
- Category: Video editing
- Company: Tektronix
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