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Tips

Positioning the subject at the cross point of the

guide frame makes a balanced composition.

The outer frame of [Guide Frame] shows the

display area of a TV which is not compatible

with full pixel display.

Zebra

You can display a zebra pattern as a guide

for adjusting brightness. The zebra pattern

will not be recorded with the image.



Off

Does not display the zebra pattern.

On

and the brightness level appear on the

screen. Adjust the brightness level with +/-.

Notes

With a subject that exceeds a brightness level of

100 IRE, the image may become overexposed.

Tips

IRE (Institute of Radio Engineers) is a measure

of the video signal level that is used as the bases

of brightness; the reference level (pedestal

level) is set to 0 (%) and the maximum level

(completely white level) is set to 100 (%).

Peaking

 On/Off

When you select [On], / /

appears and you can display an

image on the screen with its outlines

enhanced. This function helps you to adjust

the focus. The default setting is [Off].

 Color

You can select peaking color from [White],

[Red] and [Yellow]. The default setting is

[White].

 Level

You can select a peaking sensitivity from

[High], [Middle] and [Low]. The default

setting is [Middle].

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Notes

The outlines of the recorded images to the

media are not enhanced.

Tips

You can focus more easily using this function in

combination with the expanded focus function

(p

. 41).

Histogram

You can display a histogram (graphic

display of the distribution of tones within

an image), to guide you when adjusting

exposure. The histogram will not be

recorded.



Off

Does not display the histogram.

On

Displays the histogram with a line indicating

the brightness level 100.

On[Zebra Point]

Displays the histogram with lines indicating

the brightness level set with [Zebra] () and

the brightness level 100 ().

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Tips

The left area of the histogram represents darker

areas of the picture, while the right represents

brighter areas.

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Pixels

Darker

Brightness

Brighter

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