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How to Mask : CP Mask : Combined Masks : How to Unmask : Types of Masks Lecture Index |
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 Lecture on MASKING |
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Mask Lecture Menu Load Image : Frame Image : Mask Image : Mask is Done |
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Load Image
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At left is a picture of FLMASK. In the actual FLMASK window, mask buttons are not activated (in gray) until a frame is set. |
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Frame It
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Now you FRAME the area you want to mask. To frame the area to be masked, click and drag the mouse from upper-left to lower-right of intended area to be masked. For best result, visually double check to verify that you have framed the area correctly. |
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Mask It
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Click mask button of your choice. Mask buttons are highlighted in light red. In the actual screen of FLMASK they will be activated, not highlighted. Let's try CP mask.  Click the CP button, then the following CP mask window will pop up. |
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Mask is On
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Now the mask of your choice is ON. Save it by clicking SAVE button, and you are done! |
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