Hitachi VZ-HD4000A, User Manual

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When not connected to a monitor with
an HD-SDI input terminal, the image is
not output at 1080p/59.94 or 1080p/50.
Change the Video Select switch and try
using a different image output format or
use the DVI-I OUT [VZ-HD4900A].
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Is the input switch of the monitor set
correctly?
Check and make sure the input is set
for the connected DVI-I terminal or an
input compatible with an HD-SDI/3G-SDI
terminal.
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The outline of the
subject is colored.
This is not a fault. The area around the
outline of a subject may be colored.
Switching to the Program AE Auto mode
and changing the aperture limit may
improve this.
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The subject appears
distorted.
This is not a fault. The subject may
appear slightly distorted due to the nature
of the image sensor (CMOS).
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There are horizontal
stripes on the screen.
This is not a fault. It may appear this way
under artificial lighting.
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Bright spots appear
on the screen.
This is not a fault. On rare occasions,
bright spots may appear on dark subjects.
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There is a green
stripe on the right
side of the screen.
A green stripe may appear on the right
side of the screen with some monitors
when using an analog video output
[VZ-HD4900A]. If this happens, use
the monitor’s function for adjusting the
horizontal position to correct the position
of the screen.
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Subjects end up
looking dark.
When you shoot with a bright object in
the background (such as a window, light,
the sun, etc.), subjects become dark,
so devise a way to shoot so there isn’t
anything bright in the background, or use
backlight compensation.
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