ATEM mini pro: "How To Unlock the Secrets of Upstream Keys!"

Upstream keys are a type of graphic overlay used in video production to add visual interest or convey information. These overlays are added "upstream" of the main video source and are typically more complex in design than downstream keys.

Upstream keys can be used to add logos, lower thirds, or other graphics to a live video feed. They are created using graphic design software like Photoshop or Illustrator, and then imported into the switcher software. Once they are assigned to a specific input, they can be adjusted for transparency, position, and size, giving you precise control over their appearance.

One common use of upstream keys is to add branding or sponsorship information to a live video feed. For example, if you are live streaming a sporting event, you could use an upstream key to add the logos of the teams or sponsors to the video feed. Upstream keys can also be used to add lower thirds, which are graphic overlays that appear at the bottom of the screen and typically include a person's name and title.

Another advantage of upstream keys is that they can be animated, adding even more visual interest to your video productions. For example, you could use an animated logo or lower third to add a dynamic element to your video feed.

Overall, upstream keys are a powerful tool for enhancing the visual impact of your video productions. By adding custom graphics and animations to your live video feed, you can create a more professional and engaging viewing experience for your audience.

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