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EDIT 1
Detecting
area
EDIT 1
Detecting
area
Press the SET button
EDIT 2
Detecting area
EDIT 2
Detecting area
Press the SET button
Note:
The detecting areas displayed with
AREA1 to 4 and EDIT1 and 2 are
for reference and may be different
from the actual detecting areas.
EDIT2
Use this area when the metered area
is located at the edge of the screen.
•
button ... Move the undetecting
area to the left.
•
button ... Move the undetecting
area upwards.
•
button ... Move the undetecting
area to the right.
•
button ... Move the undetecting
area downwards.
User set area
EDIT1
Use this area when the metered area is
located at the center of the field of view.
•
button .... Move the detecting
area to the left.
•
button .... Move the detecting
area upwards.
•
button .... Move the detecting
area to the right.
•
button .... Move the detecting
area downwards.
Sets the ratio between the average value
(Av) and peak value (Pk) in exposure detec-
tion.
Use this setting when a video-iris lens or
DC-iris lens is used or when SHUTTER is
set to AUTO.
Variation range
: 5:5, 6:4, 7:3, 8:2, 9:1, 10:0.
Initial set
: 8:2.
– – MOD E
S E L E C T – –
I D
O F F
A GC G A I N
1 8 d B
S U P E R
A GC
O F F
S H U T T E R
MA N U (
)
B L C
O F F
> A v : P k
8 : 2
W . B A L
A U T O
H L I
O F F
E N D
Av value effect : Increase the Av value when part other than the
high light part are dark and look washed out. This
setting is used when there is artificial lighting in a
dark room.
(Example: 10:0)
Pk value effect : Increase the Pk value when halation tends to be
observed in the highlight part of the picture. (Ex-
ample: 5:5)
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W.BAL [White balance]
– – MOD E
S E L E C T – –
I D
O F F
A GC G A I N
1 8 d B
S U P E R
A GC
O F F
S H U T T E R
MA N U (
)
B L C
O F F
A v : P k
8 : 2
>W . B A L
A U T O
H L I
O F F
E N D
Automatic or manual setting of the white
balance in the color temperature range of
2500K to 7000K.
AUTO
: Automatic color tem- perature
tracking mode.
MANUAL : Manual adjustment mode.
Initial set
: AUTO.
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Av:Pk [Average value: Peak value]
Setup functions (continued)
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