Match the following video terms with their definitions:
     Clipping, Knee, Nyquest, Clamping, Flare, Gain, Gamma, Masking, Matrix

The need to sample at least twice the highest desired frequency in the signal

Light flare that occurs when the iris on a lens is opened wide

Cutting off extreme white or black parts of the signal that extend beyond desired limits will occur to ensure that the signal level stays in specs

Compensating for the fact that camera imagers tend to emphasize brighter luminance values, and under amplify low lights

Process where video above normal levels is surpressed some

Correction values are often added to the R, G, B video values to correct for imperfections in the prism’s ability to separate the primary colors

The increase or decrease in the amplitude of a signal

In the case of video it sets a value for black video levels

Converting RGB video paths and into Y, B-Y, and R-Y paths