8.
Shooting
– Audio Recording, TC/UB, Image Stabilization – Set these as desired.
9.
Shooting
– Shooting Display – Emph disp dur REC – Set ON (red border for REC).
10.
Shooting
– Marker Display – Set as desired.
11.
Exposure/Color
– White Balance – Custom 1 – Set using a spectrally neutral white
balance card. You can also set your Shockless WB to the speed you wish it to
change if using Auto WB if shooting run and gun style.
12.
Exposure/Color
– Color/Tone – D-Range Optimizer OFF, Creative Look OFF,
Picture Profile to one of the profile settings in the Quick Reference at the top of this
document. Select each Picture Profile in turn from PP1 – PP6 (as applicable) by
pushing right on the control wheel to first RESET the Picture Profile slot, then adjust
the settings as per the Quick Reference. This must be done regardless of whether
or not you did the full camera settings reset as they otherwise remain what they
were previously.
13.
Exposure/Color
– Zebra Display – Set ON and set Zebra Level to Custom 2 (C2)
with Type set to Lower Limit using the value listed in the Quick Reference for the
Picture Profile you have chosen to shoot in.
14.
Focus
– Peaking Display – Peaking Display ON, Peaking Level HIGH, Peaking
Color RED, or as desired.
15.
Setup
– Operation Customize – Custom Key Setting (Movie or all) - I’ve found the
following to be useful for video shooting, but you can adjust as you wish:
Rear1 - Button 2 (AEL)
Focal Length (for manual lenses)
Rear1 - Button 3 (AF-ON)
Focal Magnifier (for manual lenses)
Rear1 - Button 4 (C1)
Picture Profile
Rear1 - Button 4 (C3)
Zebra Level
Top - Button 2 (C2)
White Balance
16.
Setup
– Finder/monitor – Display Quality and Finder Frame Rate to HIGH.
17.
Setup
– Display Option – Gamma Display Assist to OFF (for shooting ETTR, using
this ON can give you a false sense of exposure).
18.
Setup
– Power Setting Option – Set Auto Power OFF Temp to HIGH.
19.
Setup
– Sound Option – Audio signals OFF (to prevent beeps etc).
20.
Setup
– External Output – HDMI Resolution as desired, HDMI Output Settings as
follows: Rec. Media dur HDMI Output ON, Output Resolution 2160p (or as desired),
RAW Output as desired (if ON, set RAW Output Setting to the framerate you desire,
Color Gamut for RAW Output to S-Gamut3.Cine/S-Log3, Time Code Output ON.
Rec Control ON). Set HDMI Info Display OFF to ensure a clean output signal
without overlays, and CTRL for HDMI ON.
You are now ready to use Leeming LUT Pro™ with the maximum picture quality available.
Be sure to visit the website to read up on how to use ETTR (Expose To The Right)
principles to get the most dynamic range out of your sensor, as well as the associated
Leeming LUT Pro™ LUT Installation Manual on how to apply the LUTs to your footage in
post-production:
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