Tips for manual adjustment
Creating a desired picture without changing the exposure
When the aperture value is F11, the shutter speed is 1/60, and the gain level is 0 dB, adjust the aperture value manually to F5.6, as an example. If you change the aperture value from F11 to F5.6 in the above example, the exposure from aperture control becomes brighter by +2 EV. Adjust the shutter speed and the gain so that the exposure becomes darker by
Example 1: changing only the shutter speed
To reduce the exposure by
Example 2: setting the shutter speed to 1/500 and changing the gain level
When the shutter speed is changed from 1/60 to 1/500, the EV from the shutter speed control changes to
Notes on manual adjustment
•When recording outdoors, the brightness of a subject may be affected by weather.
•When recording conditions change, we recommend that you reset each item.
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