NAC Image Technology SP-642, User Manual

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With the HX and GX-8 cameras, the “Exposure Timing” settings are disabled under the
following conditions and the “Exposure Timing” functions as “GX Native”.
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When the trigger reset function is enabled. (Set “GX Camera Time” to “Set
Trigger”)
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When the high performance external synchronization function is enabled. (Set
“GX Camera Synchronization” to “A-EST Synchronization”)
“GX Exposure Timing” Compatible Mode Selection Limitations
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With “K4 Compatible”, the “Exposure Phase” is 0 when the “Exposure
Timing” setting is disabled.
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With “K3 Compatible”, the “Exposure Phase” is
360 - (frame rate (pps) * 360)/1000) when the “Exposure Phase” setting
is disabled.
■ Exposure Phase
The HX, GX and Q cameras can shift the exposure timing (phase) during recording.
The “Exposure Phase” setting is enabled only when the “Exposure Timing” is “GX Native”.
However, the exposure phase should be kept at 0 when not conducting exposure phase shift
recording.
To change the exposure phase, select “Exposure Phase” from the “Camera Details” dialogue or
"Exposure Phase" from the “Recording Parameters” tab of the “List of Camera Settings” and
specify the value in single degree units from 0~359 (°).
Refer to page 8-16 for details regarding exposure phase shift recording.
With HX and GX-8 cameras, if the frame straddling function is enabled or the trigger reset
function is enabled, the “Exposure Phase” settings are disabled and the “Exposure Phase”
becomes 0.
Caution
Caution
Caution