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H/V DELAY
3
H/V delay mode highlights the horizontal and vertical blanking
portions of the incoming signal. Press the function button to switch
between three delay modes. (1) H & V mode delays both horizontal
and vertical sync. (2) V mode delays the vertical sync. (3) H mode
delays the horizontal sync.
GUIDES
1,3
Shows aspect ratio overlays on top of the incoming video signal. The
default setting is Off. Press repeatedly to scroll through the frame
settings: off (default), 80%, 90%, 15:9, 1.33:1, 1.5:1, 1.85:1, 2:1, 2.35:1,
and Custom. In Custom mode, horizontal and vertical guides can be
set from 1%–100%. Select between white (default), red, green, blue,
and black guide colors. Select guide thickness from 0 (no line) to 50;
the default value is 2. The guide masks option dims the portion of the
image outside the guide.
CROSS HAIR
1
Places a center marker on-screen. Choose from color options white
(default), red, green, blue, black. Set horizontal and vertical offset
from 0%–100%. Default is 50%.
GRIDS
1,3
Creates grids on-screen with 1 to 10 subdivisions. The default setting
is Off. Select grid color options white (default), red, green, blue, and
black.
PEAKING
1
Adds a color outline to high contrast areas of the image, highlighting
areas that are in focus. Select white, red (default), green, blue, and
black. Select outline intensity from 0 to 10 (default).
FALSE COLOR
1
Replaces the true colors of the image with a standard set of colors,
displayed in an on-screen chart, that represent exposure levels. The
higher—or hotter—the exposure, the higher the color will be in the
chart. Adjust the underexposure warning from -10 to 15 (default
-1), and the overexposure warning from 85 to 110 (default 101). The
Tooltip option turns the on-screen chart on or off.
ZEBRA
1
Turning on displays animated black and white stripes through areas
of the image that are overexposed along with an on-screen under and
over warning display. Adjust the underexposure warning from -10 to
15 (default -1), and the overexposure warning from 85 to 110 (default
101). The Tooltip option turns the on-screen chart on or off.
UNDERSCAN
1
If the image exceeds the area of the monitor, turn on this feature
to display a blank area around the active image. Activate this mode
to clearly see the edges of the active video area. Select the factor
between 50 and 100 (no underscan). The default is set to 94.
DSLR SCALING
3
Scales the incoming video signal to fill the screen. This is useful when
shooting on a DSLR. Select full, 16:9, 3:2, or off (default).
HISTOGRAM
1
Activates histogram mode to indicate the overall level of exposure
from light to dark. The on-screen meter shows the percentage of the
image at a particular exposure level. Adjust the position of the meter
from right-bottom (default), left-bottom, left-top, and right-top. Select
meter size small (default) or large. The meter transparency can be on
(default) or off.
LUMA WAVEFORM
Turning on Luma Waveform displays a waveform exposure guide
in the lower right corner of the screen to evaluate your image and
accurately gauge the exposure of specific areas of the image. Select
on (default) or off.
ZOOMING
1
Scales the incoming video signal. Select the zooming area: middle
(default), left and top, right and top, right and bottom, left and
bottom, and user. User mode activates X offset (-480 to +480) and Y
offset (-270 to +270). Select between magnification factors of ×1.5,
×2 (default), ×2.5, ×3, and User. User mode activates horizontal and
vertical magnification factors of ×1.01 to ×3.00, in 0.01 increments.
The default is 2.00.
1
Once the function is assigned to the function button, press and hold the button for 3 seconds to display the function’s menu.
2
Once the function is assigned to the function button, press the button, and then use the scroll wheel to adjust the parameters.
3
Once the function is assigned to the function button, press the button repeatedly to cycle through the function options.