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CAMERA Status Screen
102
Status Displays
The settings and statuses related to image
shooting are displayed.
White Bal: White balance status
Gain: GAIN switch settings
The gain values of the positions L, M, and H of
the GAIN switch assigned with the CAMERA
SET menu are displayed.
Handle Zoom Speed
This function does not operate at present.
Zebra: Zebra status
Skin Tone Detail: Skin-tone detail status
The current status (On or Off) of “Setting” of
“Skin Tone Detail” of the P.PROFILE menu is
displayed.
Picture Profile: Picture Profile selection status
The selected Picture Profile number and name are
displayed. (If Picture Profile is off, “Off” is
displayed.)
CAMERA Status Screen
Display Contents
B The color temperature stored in white
memory B is indicated. The color
temperature of white memory B is detected/
stored when you execute the auto white
balance operation in Memory B mode.
A The color temperature stored in white
memory A is indicated. The color
temperature of white memory A is
detected/stored when you execute the auto
white balance operation in Memory A
mode.
PRST The color temperature set as the preset
white is indicated. The color temperature of
preset white can be changed using the
P.PROFILE menu.
W
hite
Bal
B:
12
000
K
A:
4700K
PRST
:
3200K
H
andle
Z
oo
m
S
peed:
70
Skin
Tone
D
etai l
:
O
ff
Picture
Prof i l e
:
PP1 STANDARD
Gain
L:
0dB
M:
9dB
H:
18dB
Zebra1:
O
n
70%
2:
O
ff
CA
M
ERA 1 / 5
Display Contents
1 This indication becomes “On” if you turn
zebra on with the ZEBRA button when “1”
or “Both” is selected for “Zebra Select” of
the LCD/VF SET menu. The setting value
of “Zebra1 Level” of the LCD/VF SET
menu is displayed at the right.
It shows “Off” when zebra is off or “2” is
selected for “Zebra Select.”
2 This indication becomes “On” if you turn
zebra on with the ZEBRA button when “2”
or “Both” is selected for “Zebra Select” of
the LCD/VF SET menu.
It shows “Off” when zebra is off or “1” is
selected for “Zebra Select.”
- Solid-State Memory 1
- Camcorder 1
- IMPORTANT 2
- For the customers in Canada 2
- For the customers in Europe 3
- DESCARTE DE PILHAS E BATERIAS 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Playback 6
- Features 10
- Wireless LAN supported 11
- XDCAM EX web sites 12
- Preparations 13
- To read the documents 13
- Parts Identifications 14
- ASSIGN 4 15
- REC START/ 15
- Side panel 16
- Operation block on the handle 17
- Upper operation block 17
- Rear panel 17
- On-Screen Indications 20
- Power Supply 22
- Using AC Power (DC IN Power) 23
- Setting the Area of Use 24
- Setting the time and date 25
- Adjusting the LCD 26
- Monitor and Viewfinder 26
- Adjusting the Viewfinder 27
- Switching between color and 28
- Attaching a Lens 29
- Using Lens Files 30
- Attaching the 31
- Microphone 31
- Using the IR Remote 32
- Commander 32
- Handling SxS Memory 34
- 1 Open the cover 35
- 3 Close the cover 35
- Checking the Remaining Time 36
- Available for Recording 36
- Switching Between SxS Memory 36
- Formatting an SxS Memory Card 36
- Restoring an SxS Memory Card 37
- Basic Operation Procedure 38
- Recording 39
- Selecting the Video 40
- 2 Select the desired mode 41
- Switching the ND Filters 42
- Using the 5600K CC 42
- Adjusting the White 43
- Adjusting the Black 45
- Displaying the Markers 45
- Displaying the Zebra Patterns 46
- Setting the Gain 47
- Setting the Electronic 48
- Shooting in Slow Shutter Mode 49
- Adjusting the Iris 50
- Adjusting the Zoom 51
- Adjusting the Focus 51
- Reducing Flickers 52
- Setting the Time Data 53
- 2 Select “Execute.” 54
- Setting the User Bits 55
- Displaying the Time Data 55
- Recording Audio Signals 56
- Outputting the Color 57
- Bars and Reference 57
- Recording Shot Marks 58
- Adding the OK Mark 59
- Rec Review 60
- Changing Functions of 61
- Interval Recording 62
- 2 Set “Setting” to “On.” 63
- 5 Exit the menu 63
- Frame Recording 64
- Picture Cache Recording 65
- 4 Exit the menu 66
- Slow & Quick Motion 67
- Starting recording 68
- Stopping recording 68
- Freeze Mix: Image 69
- Alignment 69
- Picture Profiles 70
- Resetting a Picture Profile 71
- Memory Card 71
- Loading a Picture Profile 72
- Picture Profile Items 73
- P. PROFILE SET 74
- ×4.5: ×4.5 gain 77
- ×3.5: ×3.5 gain 77
- ×5.0: ×5.0 gain 77
- 2. Select “Execute.” 78
- Deleting Clips Collectively 79
- Operating Planning 80
- Metadata 80
- 5 Select “Execute.” 81
- Example of clip name strings 82
- Defining Shot Mark Names in 83
- Planning Metadata 83
- Collectively 83
- (yellow) 86
- (HD mode) 88
- Subsequent Clips in Sequence 89
- TCR 00: 00 : 00 : 00 90
- 0011/ 03 00 90
- Cueing Up 91
- Adding Shot Marks During 91
- Playback (HD Mode) 91
- Clip Operations 92
- Basic Operations of the Clip 93
- Operation Menus 93
- Copying Clips 95
- Deleting Clips 96
- Displaying the EXPAND CLIP 97
- 3 Select “SHOT MARK,” “SHOT 98
- Mode Only) 99
- Changing the Index Frame (HD 99
- 3 Select “Execute.” 100
- Showing the Status Screens 101
- CAMERA Status Screen 102
- Status Displays 102
- AUDIO Status Screen 103
- VIDEO Status Screen 104
- Overview of the Setup Menus 106
- Basic Menu Operations 107
- 2 Press the jog dial 108
- 3 Press the jog dial 109
- Setup Menu List 110
- CAMERA SET 111
- AUDIO SET Menu 113
- AUDIO SET 114
- VIDEO SET Menu 115
- VIDEO SET 116
- LCD/VF SET Menu 117
- LCD/VF SET 118
- TC/UB SET Menu 120
- LENS FILE Menu 121
- LENS FILE 122
- OTHERS Menu 123
- Battery INFO 125
- Trigger Mode 125
- Setup File 131
- Lens Files 132
- Retrieving Lens Files 133
- Connecting External Devices 134
- Operating Clips With a 135
- Computer 135
- 1 Turn the camcorder on 136
- Removing an SxS memory card 137
- Connecting an External 138
- Device (i.LINK 138
- Connection) 138
- Nonlinear Editing 139
- About i.LINK 140
- External Synchronization 141
- GENLOCK IN 142
- Important Notes on Operation 143
- About the LCD panels 144
- Backup Battery 145
- Appendixes 146
- Troubleshooting 147
- External Devices 148
- Error/Warning Indications 149
- Warning indication 150
- Buzzer Ta ll y 150
- Cause and measures 150
- MPEG-2 Video Patent 152
- Portfolio License 152
- About Bitmap Fonts 152
- About OpenSSL 153
- Specifications 156
- Audio Block 157
- Displays 157
- Media Block 157
- Inputs/Outputs 157
- Supplied Accessories 158
- Optional Accessories 158
- Numerics 160
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