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Chapter 4: Miro LC Touch Screens
Color Matrix is an advanced color matching tool, which
previously was reserved for video engineers to match the
HD-SDI output of cameras in a broadcast environment.
In Phantom Miro M- and LC-series cameras, a user ‘Ma-
trix’ can be specified to fine-tune the color of both
the Cine image and HD-SDI output.
By adjusting the user ‘Matrix’ the image can be finely
tuned, so that individual colors can be adjusted in terms of
tint and saturation. A common use for this is to match the
color with another camera on the same shoot accurately.
Tone allows manual control over the tone curve of
the image. Tone curves change the shadow / highlight
relationship between the original values (on X axis) and
resulting values (on Y axis).
Tone curves can be useful to boost mid tones within
the image without affecting highlights or shadows, for
example. They can also be used to push the darks lower,
which may result in richer images when details in the
shadows are not required. There is a relationship with
overall image gamma, which has a predefined curve,
which is the equivalent of Rec709.
The Production Area Offset is used to move a user-
defined ‘Production Area’ displayed on the LCD or
attached monitor. By default, the ‘Production Area’ is
displayed in the center of the image display area.
Matrix
Tone
PA Offset