Video composing system using special effect apparatus

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358 27, 395119, 395166, H04N 5262

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051212102

ABSTRACT:
A video composing system for producing special effects comprising two special effect circuits each of which includes: a video display, a write-in address generator, a read-out address generator responsive to special effect signals, and a depth data generator for generating depth data according to the read operation. Also included is an image mixer for mixing video signals received from the two special effect circuits and a comparator for comparing data received from the two special effect circuits and for producing a control signal based thereon. Taking into consideration the depth parameter produces more naturally appearing video images.

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