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Chapter 4: Miro LC Touch Screens
EI (Exposure Index) is a reference value for the ISO level of
the current shooting settings. A camera’s default EI value
is measured at the default gamma of 2.222. Increasing
the EI adds gain to the video image, the more gain that is
added the more digital noise will be visible in the resulting
Cine. Vision Research recommends maintaining the EI as
close to default as possible for best image quality.
Defines the video signal format the camera will transmit to
a monitor. Formats include; NTSC, PAL, HD-SDI (1080psf,
1080i, 720p).
These are SMPTE Color bars, generated by the camera
and output over the video signal. They are used for setting
up a video monitor.
The camera will show the PA (Production Area) specified
placing a red rectangle over the image. The production
area is an overlay and is not recorded in the RAW data.
The camera’s white balance can be set with the AWB
on the upper right or manually by adjusting the color
temperature and color compensation.
Color temperature adjusts the red and blue components of
white balance.
Color Compensation (CC+0) adjusts the magenta and
green components of the white balance.
Exposure Index
Video Format
Color Bars
Production Area
White Balance
Color Comp.