Ikegami Editcam 3 DNS-33W, Operation Manual

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DNS-33W DNS-33W 0503 VOL1 (E)
5 - 4 5. SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENT OF CAMERA
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Operating Black Stretch/Black Press Function
There are three ways to activate the Black Stretch/Black Press
functions: allocating function to the P.FUNC switch on the
right side of the camera, activating from the Maintenance
Menu screen, and activating from the remote controller.
When allocating the function to the P.FUNC switch or
activating from the Maintenance Menu screen, select from 10
setting levels: -11%, -9%, -7%, -5%, -3%, +3%, +5%, +7%,
+9% and +11%.
Reference
• For details on how to allocate function to P.FUNC
switch, refer to "5.8 Allocating Functions to
P.FUNC".
• For details on the settings of Maintenance Menu,
refer to "5.10.21 VIDEO PROCESS MODE
(Setting video process circuit and level)".
• For details on how to operate the various remote
controllers, refer to the instruction manuals
attached to the remote controllers.
5.5 Screen Detail Enhancement (DTL)
5.5.1 Skin DTL
Skin DTL function suppresses the amount of the edge signals
in the skin colored areas of the picture, while maintaining the
DTL setting for the entire picture. To achieve the best effect,
it is important to ensure that the Skin DTL function does not
affect the clothing and colors appearing immediately next to
the skin colors.
There are three ways to activate the Skin DTL function: allocating
the Skin DTL to the P.FUNC switch (settings: ON/OFF, AHD),
selecting from the Maintenance Menu (settings: ON/OFF, SKIN
DTL GAIN) and activating from the remote controller.
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Activating the Skin DTL from the P.FUNC
switch
For details on the settings, refer to "5.8 Allocating Functions
to P.FUNC", "5.8.2 Allocating Skin DTL Function to
P.FUNC" and "5.8.3 Allocating AHD to P.FUNC".
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A c t i v a t i n g t h e S k i n D T L f r o m t h e
Maintenance Menu
(settings: ON/OFF, SKIN DTL GAIN)
For details on the settings, refer to "5.10.11 LEVEL ADJUST
(Adjusting various levels)" of the normal menu, "
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SKIN
DTL MODE (Turning ON/OFF the Skin DTL)" and "
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SKIN
DTL (Adjusting the SKIN DTL GAIN level)".
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Activating the Skin DTL from the remote
controller
For details on how to operate the various remote controllers,
refer to the instruction manuals attached to the remote
controllers. (RM-11 cannot control this function.)
Notice
• To set the skin colors (hue affected by skin DTL),
it is recommended to adjust by shooting the actual
skin color.
• The skin color can be detected automatically by
Auto Hue Detect (AHD).
5.5.2 Soft DTL
When shooting a subject that has a significant difference in
its black and white shading, a glare may occur in the lighter
area. The glares are especially evident in the catch light
reflecting on eyes, checkered patterns, etc.
The Soft DTL function reduces these unpleasant glares.
Signals with large contrast have a greater edge level, which
causes the glares. The Soft DTL function controls this edge
level by a limiter. There are two ways to activate the Soft
DTL function: selecting from the Maintenance Menu
(settings: ON/OFF), and activating using the remote
controller.
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Activating from the Maintenance Menu
(settings: ON/OFF)
Set GRP3 from the Maintenance Menu. For details on the
GRP3 settings, refer to Maintenance Menu (2/3), "5.10.21
VIDEO PROCESS MODE (Setting video process circuit and
level)", "
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GRP1, GRP2, GRP3".
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Activating from the remote controller
For details on how to operate the various remote controllers,
refer to the instruction manuals attached to the remote
controllers. (RM-11 cannot control this function.)
5.5.3 Changing the DTL Boost Frequency
Depending on the subject, finely detailed pictures are required
in some cases. In such cases, the DTL boost frequency can
be selected to produce pictures with finer details. The center
of the boost frequency can be selected from 8 levels.
Boost frequency:
with 16:9 : 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 6.5 MHz
with 4:3 : 2.2, 2.6, 3.0, 3.4, 3.8, 4.1, 4.5, 4.9 MHz
For details on the settings, refer to Maintenance Menu (2/3),
"5.10.21 VIDEO PROCESS MODE (Setting video process
circuit and level)", "
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LEVEL SET", or the instruction
manuals attached to the remote controllers.