TVLogic LUM-242G, Operation Manual

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[5] WAVEFORM & FOCUS
5. Menu Operations
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Focus Assist
- Focus Assist helps the shooters to easily
find out the exact area in the picture
that is in focus, simply by adding colors
on the boundaries of the subject in the
picture.
- Activates in the order of [Mono On] – [Color
On] – [Off].
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Focus Assist Color
- Used to select a color for Focus Assist among
red, green, white and blue.
- This feature is available only when the Focus
Assist mode is activated.
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Focus Assist Level
- Used to set the edge difference value
between the edges in an image.
- Available values are from 0 to 100. Larger
value means more sophisticated detail
detection.
- Designated color is displayed when the
difference of the edges exceeds the
previously set value.
- This feature is available only when the Focus
Assist mode is activated.
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Range Error
- Used to set whether or not to activate Y
MAX, Y MIN, C MAX and C MIN functions.
- The values of Y MAX, Y MIN, C MAX and C
MIN are indicated in WAVEFORM/VECTOR.
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Luma(Y’) Zone Check
- Displays the Luma(Y’) level of the input
image in colors.
- Can select between [Color Pattern] or
[Zebra Pattern].
- When Y’ level of the pixel is under 0%(16),
the color / diagonal line will be colored
Green.
- When Y’ level of the pixel is over 100%(235),
the color / diagonal line will be colored Red.
- When Y’ level of the pixel is between
0~100%, the pixel is displayed with Gray,
except for selected Luma Zone.
- In the [Color Pattern] mode, 5% zone of
selected Y’ level will be colored Pink(5%) and
±10% will be colored Yellow(-10% from Pink)
and Cyan(+10% from Pink).
- In the [Zebra Pattern] mode, ± 5%
of the selected Y’ Level will be displayed with
diagonal lines.
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Luma(Y’) Zone Adjust
- Used to set the Y’ level to be colored Yellow,
Pink and Cyan in [Color Pattern] mode, or to
set Y’ level zone to be displayed with
diagonal lines in [Zebra Pattern] mode
simply by scrolling with the Knob.
- Available values are 0 ~ 100%.
* See section “Other Functions -> [6] Luma(Y’)
Check” for more information.