FASTCAM MC1 Hardware Manual
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3.9. Setting the Sensor Gain
The sensor gain setting is a setting that adjusts the amplitude voltage inside the sensor. By
increasing this setting, when recording in low light, the signal is amplified and the camera can take a
higher gain (brighter) image. However, by amplifying the signal, the noise components also
increase, resulting in decreased image quality, or more noise.
The sensor gain can be set in two steps according to the subject to be photographed.
1. Press the
MENU
key on the keypad and the menu list will display.
2. With the
ARROW
↑↓
keys, select the
SENSOR GAIN
item, and press the
→
key to
move to the submenu.
3. Select the imager on which to make the sensor gain setting.
4. The setting items will display. Select either X1 (standard) or X3 (increased gain) with the
ARROW
↑↓
keys.
5. When finished, press the
ENTER
key to confirm the setting.
Summary of Contents for Fastcam MC1
Page 1: ...FASTCAM MC1 Hardware Manual Revision 1 02E ...
Page 13: ...11 Chapter 1 Overview 1 1 Product Overview and Features ...
Page 19: ...FASTCAM MC1 Hardware Manual 17 2 2 2 Camera Controller Part Names Front Panel ...
Page 96: ...Chapter 3 Recording 94 MEMO ...
Page 113: ...111 Chapter 6 System Settings 6 1 Display Settings 6 2 Other Detailed Settings ...
Page 124: ...Chapter 6 System Settings 122 MEMO ...
Page 125: ...123 Chapter 7 Product Specifications 7 1 Specifications 7 2 Dimensions ...
Page 137: ...135 Chapter 8 Warranty 8 1 About the Warranty ...
Page 139: ...137 Chapter 9 Contacting Photron 9 1 Contacting Photron ...