New high resolution LCOS viewfinder
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Jumbo size 4.3-inch flip-out LCD panel
Complementing the new high resolution viewfinder is a large LCD flip out monitor that can be used in recording, playback, clip management, and menu operation.
display indicates that the camera is in the USB or
Extensive image customization is available. Thanks to the over- size monitor screen, the user see changes to the image as the set- ting is being made, eliminating guesswork. Individual user settings are stored on an SDHC card and may be restored to any
Built-in Clip View & Management Functions
When the camera is switched to the playback mode, a clip view- er appears on the large LCD monitor and in the VF. (This signal may also be output through the HD/SD SDI connector.) Clips are identi- fied by time code and with a user defined filename with numeric increments.
Detailed information is displayed about each clip including recording format, resolution, and time code start/stop, user bits, and creation date/time. Clips can be protected from accidental deletion or deleted if no longer needed. Damaged clips (due to improper eject, etc.) may be repaired with the "restore file" func-
tion. Though no special formatting is required, memory cards can be
The Quick Review function is available in the
Spot Exposure Meter
When shooting very high contrast scenes, the Spot Meter can be a very useful tool, letting the videographer monitor the dynamic range of an image on the LCD/VF and adjust the exposure of an object in the frame. There are 4 modes of spot metering: Max/Min, Max, Min, and Manual. In the Max/Min mode, the highest and low- est levels of the image are identified with color markers, red (H) and white (L), along with the video level (before knee and gamma). The same values can be obtained individually with the Max and Min settings. Manual lets the videographer set the portion of the image to monitor. For example, in a scene with varied illumination, the videographer may wish to meter an individual's face, and set the exposure accordingly. As the scene changes, the exposure can be corrected precisely to the desired subject.
Patented "FOCUS ASSIST" function
Achieving exact focus with HD signals is critical. JVC's Focus Assist turns focusing into a fast, easy and accurate process. When Focus Assist is activated, the picture in the viewfinder becomes monochrome and all objects which are in focus take on a colored edge. Focus Assist works equally in the viewfinder as well as on the LCD panel. The Focus Assist function can be invoked by pressing the dedicated button on the control panel, or assigned to the RETURN button on the lens.
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