Phantom Miro C110, Manual

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Phantom Miro C110 Camera Manual
Once a camera is selected a ‘Preview’ panel will display
to the left of the control tabs showing the current image
being captured by the camera. This image may
differ slightly to that of the image being output over
the camera’s SDI port due to display differences in the
video monitor and computer screens.
You can adjust the display options by clicking on the
‘Image Tools’ toolbar button.
The ‘Image Tools’ window is used to view a ‘Histogram’
and change settings that affect the computer display and
the video output of the camera.
Some of the variables include; brightness, gain, gamma,
saturation, hue, white balance adjustments (Temp (K) and
Tint), individual red, green and blue pedestal, gain and
gamma values, tone control, and more.
When Log mode is selected, most of these variables are
locked and can not be adjusted.
At the bottom of the window is a ‘Default’ button that
restores all parameters except white balance, tone, and
color matrix to their default values.
The ‘Default White Balance’ button restores white balance
to the default (which under the most typical lighting will
produce a green image).
The Tone ‘Reset’ button restores the image tone to the
default values, and the Color Matrix ‘Restore’ button return
the color matrix values to their default values.
Image Processing
The ‘Zoom Actual Size’ toolbar button resizes the images
being displayed in the Preview/Playback panel to their
actual size.
Changes made only affect the metadata of the
Cine file, not the raw data. If you are recording
the camera’s video output it is important that
these be set to values that produce the image
you wish to record.