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Viewer
False Colour Display
Overview
The dynamic range of the video image
can be displayed on the Picture tile as
false colours representing areas of the
image that may be outside the viewable
dynamic range of the monitor itself.
The false colour display can show area
within SDR and those with HDR for the
chosen colour space and data range.
False Colour Controls
The Picture control panel allows false colour to be displayed.
False Colour allows the type of false colour to be selected: "O-Zone",
"M-HDRZone", C-HDRZone", M-HDRFull", "C-HDRFull" or "SDR-Zone .
Flash , when enabled (1) will flash the false colour on and off instead of
the false colour being permanently shown.
SDR-Max
sets the maximum value for SDR. Above this will be HDR.
Error Mode enables normal out of gamut errors to be displayed in red.
Error Level defines the level above which gamut errors will be displayed
Picture scale displays false colour gauge and hovering over this will
highlight on the image the pixels at that specific level..
With
False Colour
set to
O-Zone
, the full digital
range of the image (ramp in this example) is
replaced with a colour map from blue to red.
With
False Colour
set to
SDR-Zone
, the range of
the image up to level 512 is replaced with a colour
map from blue to red. Any areas of the image
above the 512 level is also show red.
With False Colour set to M-HDRZone , the range of
the image above the SDR value of 512 is replaced
with a colour map from blue to red. The SDR areas
of the image are monochrome.
With False Colour set to C-HDRZone , the range of
the image above the SDR value of 512 is replaced
with a colour map from blue to red. The SDR areas
of the image are normal colour.
With False Colour set to M-HDRFull , the whole
range of the image is replaced with a colour map
from blue to red. The SDR areas of the image,
below 512, are monochrome.
With
False Colour
set to
C-HDRFull
, the whole
range of the image is replaced with a colour map
from blue to red. The SDR areas of the image,
below 512, are normal colour.