ARRI K2.47050.0, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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All changes are immediately active.
Check all settings on the connected monitor.
It is recommended to check the requirements of all facilities
involved in post-production prior to shooting.
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Enter the Time Code submenu from the main menu.
5.11.1 Time Code Time ON/OFF
Time Code is a method of identifying individual film frames. For this every
image gets a time stamp as HH:MM:SS:FF (H-hours, M-minutes, S-seconds
and F-frames). A Time Code might be 12:23:32:02, showing time when the
film frame was recorded, the so-called time-of-day system. The same time
code can be recorded on the film inside the film camera and on the image
of the HD-IVS. This creates a reference between an image of the HD-IVS
and an image on the film. Therefore Edit Decision Lists (EDL) based on HD-
IVS images can be used to edit the film.
This setting switches the
insertion of Time Code
information ON and OFF
independently of other inserted
data.
Move the cursor by using the
keys
Ê and Ë to the line – TIME
CODE TIME
→
Photo . The keys
Í
or
Ì
switch the insertion on
and off.
Note: The insertion of the Time
Code/User Bit and Pull
Down window is only
visible if at least one of
the three items is ON.
5.11.2
Time Code Time ON/OFF
User Bits are additional information bits within the time code format. They
can be used at user’s discretion. However, it is recommendable to use
them for the date. Every bit can contain a figure 0 to 9 and a letter A to F.
A possible user bit entry could be 081209C1, which stands for December
09
th 2008 Camera 1.