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Chapter 3 Adjustments and Settings
To set the automatic iris window
1 Set “OPERATION” > “Auto Iris” >
“Iris Window Indication” in the setup
menu to “On.”
The current automatic iris window appears
on the viewfinder screen.
If it is not necessary to display the auto iris
window on the screen, set to “Off.”
2 Turn the MENU knob to select “Iris
Window,” and then press the knob.
3 Turn the MENU knob until the desired
auto iris window appears, and then
press the knob.
If you select “Var,” the following items
become effective and you can set the window
of the desired size. Set the following items
with “MAINTENANCE” > “Auto Iris2.”
When you exit the menu, the auto iris window
selected in step 3 appears.
Unless you need to keep this window displayed,
set “OPERATION” > “Auto Iris” > “Iris Window
Indication” in the setup menu to “Off.”
To counter problems with very bright
highlights
If the subject is too bright, the iris may close too
much, leaving the overall image dark, or the
highlights may be blown out. In such cases,
setting the highlight clip function on reduces the
luminance range, avoiding problems from the
automatic iris correction.
Set “OPERATION” > “Auto Iris” > “Clip High
Light” in the setup menu to “On.”
Set the ZOOM switch to SERVO (servo zoom) or
MANU (manual zoom).
Turn the zoom ring.
Operate the power zoom lever.
The current lens zoom position appears in the
viewfinder, over the range 0 (wide-angle) to 99
(telephoto) (see page 25).
Push to the W (wide) side when you want wide-
angle, and push to the T (telephoto) side when
you want telephoto. The zoom speed increases
when you push the lever deeply, and decreases
when you push less deeply.
Item Setting
Iris Var Width The width of the window
Iris Var Height The height of the window
Iris Var H
Position
The position of the window
in the horizontal direction
Iris Var V
Position
The position of the window
in the vertical direction.
The shaded parts indicate the
area where light detection
Zooming
Switching between Zoom Modes
Using Manual Zoom
Using Servo Zoom
- Solid-State Memory 1
- Camcorder 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Chapter 4 : Shooting 4
- Chapter 5 : Clip Operations 5
- Chapter 9 : Maintenance 6
- Foreword 8
- 1 Overview 9
- Features 10
- Chapter 1 Overview 10
- Locations and Functions 11
- Accessory Attachments 12
- Right side (near the front) 14
- Right side (near the rear) 16
- Left side and upper section 19
- Monochrome LCD Panel 21
- Viewfinder 24
- Viewfinder Screen 25
- White” setting (see 26
- White” is greater than 26
- Bottom of viewfinder screen 27
- 2 Preparations 29
- Attaching the Viewfinder 30
- Chapter 2 Preparations 31
- Using the BKW-401 Viewfinder 33
- Rotation Bracket 33
- Setting the Area of Use 35
- Setting the Date/Time of 35
- Mounting and Adjusting 36
- Carrying out the adjustment 37
- Preparing the Audio 38
- Input System 38
- AUDIO IN Connectors 39
- Tripod Mounting 41
- Connecting a Video 41
- Using the Shoulder 42
- Adjusting the Shoulder 42
- Pad Position 42
- 3 Adjustments and Settings 43
- In FAT mode 44
- Adjusting the Black 45
- Balance and the White 45
- Adjusting the White Balance 46
- 2 and 3 as required 47
- 3 Repeat step 2 as required 48
- Shutter Speed 49
- Changing the Reference 50
- Value for Automatic Iris 50
- Adjustment 50
- Switching between Zoom Modes 51
- Using Manual Zoom 51
- Using Servo Zoom 51
- Adjusting the Focus 52
- Adjusting the Audio 53
- Setting the Time Data 54
- Setting the User Bits 55
- Synchronizing the Timecode 55
- 1 Turn on the POWER switch 56
- 2 Set the PRESET/REGEN/CLOCK 56
- Checking Camcorder 57
- Settings and Status 57
- Information (Status 57
- Screens) 57
- 3 Close the cover 58
- Restoring SxS Memory Cards 60
- Using a Media Adaptor 61
- Operating via the 62
- REMOTE Connector 62
- Operating the Menu from the 64
- Using a Wi-Fi Adapter 76
- Using the Web Menu 78
- Using Live Logging Functions 79
- Using the Wi-Fi Remote 79
- Commander 79
- Basic Operations 80
- Advanced Operations 83
- Recording Time-lapse Video 84
- (Interval Rec Function) 84
- (Frame Rec Function) 85
- Chapter 4 Shooting 86
- Mix Function 87
- Planning Metadata 88
- 5 Clip Operations 91
- Playing Clips 92
- Using Thumbnails to Search 93
- Inside Clips 93
- Thumbnail Operations 95
- Basic THUMBNAIL Menu 97
- Displaying Clip Properties 98
- Adding/Deleting the OK Mark 99
- (FAT-HD Mode Only) 99
- Copying Clips 99
- Deleting Clips 100
- Screen (UDF and FAT-HD Mode 100
- S1 S2 S2 S1 101
- To add shot marks 102
- To delete shot marks 102
- Menu and Detailed Settings 103
- Basic Setup Menu 104
- Operations 104
- Basic Setup Menu Operations 105
- To enter text 106
- To cancel the setting change 106
- To exit the menu 106
- Menu List 107
- Makes settings related 109
- Selects the items to 116
- PAINT Menu 123
- MAINTENANCE Menu 129
- Wi-Fi Remote 142
- “Disable.” 142
- FILE Menu 144
- 4 Press the MENU knob 153
- Loading Setting Data 154
- Contents 154
- Saving and Loading 155
- Scene Files 155
- Lens Files 156
- Saving and Loading Lens Files 157
- Connecting External Devices 158
- HDMI connector 159
- VIDEO OUT connector 159
- SxS PRO 8GB 160
- To remove an SxS memory card 161
- 3 Start recording 162
- 3 Start the recording 163
- Configuring a Shooting 164
- 9 Maintenance 165
- Operation Warnings 166
- Warning Indication 167
- Recording continues 171
- 1) (B) for the card in slot B 172
- Appendix 173
- Important Notes on Operation 174
- Exchanging the Battery 175
- Specifications 179
- Audio Block 180
- Media Block 180
- Inputs/Outputs 180
- Lens Block (PMW-400K Only) 181
- Supplied Accessories 181
- Recommended Additional 181
- Equipment 181
- Dimensions 182
- About i.LINK 185
- MPEG-2 Video Patent 186
- Portfolio License 186
- About Bitmap Fonts 186
- About OpenSSL 187
- About JQuery,Sizzle.js 190
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