12. PICTURE DISPLAY
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12.11.4
Setting Measurement Points
You can set up to three measurement points. Follow the procedure below to select which
measurement point to set with the cursors, and then move the X and Y cursors by using
F•D 1 SAMPLE SELECT and F•D 2 LINE SELECT, respectively. Press F•D 1 and F•D 2 at
the same time to move the cursors to the center of the picture.
The cursors are not displayed if they are within the blanking interval. To display cursors that
do not appear, move them within the screen.
You cannot turn off one of the points from P1 to P3. To hide a cursor, move it outside of the
screen.
The measurement point settings made on the menus accessed by pressing F•1 f Stop
DISPLAY and F•2 %DISPLAY are the same.
Procedure
PIC
→
F•7 next menu
→
F•5 CINELITE
→
F•1 f Stop DISPLAY
→
F•1 MEAS POS
→
F•2 %DISPLAY
→
F•1 MEAS POS
Settings
P1:
You can use the cursors to select the position of measurement point 1 (this is
the default value).
P2:
You can use the cursors to select the position of measurement point 2.
P3:
You can use the cursors to select the position of measurement point 3.
12.11.5
Setting the Area of Luminance Measurement
To select the area of luminance measurement, follow the procedure below. This setting is
applied to P1 to P3 and REF.
The luminance measurement area settings made on the menus accessed by pressing F•1
f Stop DISPLAY and F•2 %DISPLAY are the same.
Procedure
PIC
→
F•7 next menu
→
F•5 CINELITE
→
F•1 f Stop DISPLAY
→
F•2 MEAS SIZE
→
F•2 %DISPLAY
→
F•2 MEAS SIZE
Settings
1X1:
The single pixel at the intersection of the cursors is measured (this is the
default value).
3X3:
The luminance of the 3X3 area of pixels centered on the pixel at the
intersection of the cursors is averaged and measured.
9X9:
The luminance of the 9X9 area of pixels centered on the pixel at the
intersection of the cursors is averaged and measured.
