NAC Image Technology MC-529, User Manual

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3.3.12 Low Light Mode Settings (LOWLIGHT)
While in the VIEW mode, set the low light mode from the VIEW MENU on the JPAD3.
There are times with low light conditions during the prepatory stages of photography when it is not
possible to get a crisp live image in the VIEW mode. If the low light mode is used in these instances, the
image is displayed brighter than images photographed with the set recording speed, making it possible to
easily verify the angle of view and the focus.
The low light mode only applies to image display in the VIEW mode and does not impact the image
displayed in the ARM, REC mode or during actual recording. Actual recording is conducted according to the
set recording speed.
1) While in the VIEW mode, press LOWLIGHT to switch to
the low light mode.
2) If changing the low light settings, press MENU to
display the VIEW MENU.
3) Use the arrows to select "LOWLIGHT" from the
VIEW MENU. (Figure 3-74)
4) Use the arrows to select the low light mode.
100 Displays live image at a photographic speed of 100pps
250 Displays live image at a photographic speed of 250pps
500 Displays live image at a photographic speed of 500pps
1000 Displays live image at a photographic speed of 1000pps
*******p Low Light Mode Custom Settings
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ⅰ
) If using custom settings for the low light mode, select "*******p" and press SET .
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ⅱ
) Use arrows to move columns and use arrows to change the numerical value.
(range: 100
～
1000pps)
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ⅲ
) Press SET again to set the recording speed for the low light mode.
5) Press LOWLIGHT again to return to the normal live image display.
If the lens was adjusted while in the low light mode, be sure to adjust it again.
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Segment Frame Display
While in the low light mode, the image will be displayed in 1280x960 pixels (zoom setting
：
1/2), regardless
of the frame size set. The actual frame size will display only the profile of the segment frame.
If the actual frame size recorded is small, the angle of the view can be adjusted while viewing the image.
Figure 3-74 LOWLIGHT (VIEW MENU)