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Panavision Genesis Manual v1.3
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FILM TYPE – changes the color response of the camera
- TUNGSTEN is used with 3200 Kelvin lighting.
- DAYLIGHT is used with daylight or 5600 Kelvin lighting, although
some cinematographers prefer to use an 85 filter in front of or
behind the lens.
- USER allows you to set a color temperature, in degrees Kelvin.
This function is rarely used.
Panavision recommends that cinematographers shoot tests to
evaluate the look of non-Tungsten FILM TYPE settings.
FPS – is only active when variable frame rate has been selected on
Viewfinder menu page M6. If you are in a Selectable frame rate,
you must set a frame rate between 1 and 50 FPS in 1 FPS
increments. See
14.8 and chapter 20 for more details
SHUTTER ON/OFF - SHUTTER OFF is the same as "360 degree"
shutter, but it is faster to implement than the thumbwheel with ECS
FREQ.
Viewfinder menu USER PAGE 1 contains the 8 Menu Line Items
above that are accessed via the LCD panel. Typically they are
functions that are used on a daily basis. These items can be
changed in the USER PAGE EDIT screen of USER MENU CUSTOMIZE
described in
Chapter 15
AUTO BLACK – used to calibrate the black levels of the image or to
fix “stuck” pixels. This should be done on a regular basis notably
At beginning of the day, or after a break
After a significant camera temperature change
Stuck pixels are pixels that remain fixed at a given color value no
matter what the image. The technical term is RPN (Residual Point
Noise).