CONTRAST COMPENSATION

The contrast of a scene can be adjusted within eleven levels (±5) with the Digital Effects Controller. The contrast must be set before the image is captured. When changing the contrast setting, an indicator is displayed to show an increase (+) or decrease (–) in contrast. If contrast is set to any other value than zero, the indicator and value remain on the displays as a warning.

Contrast decreased

Contrast normal

Contrast increased

FILTER

The overall color of a scene can be adjusted with the Digital Effect Controller. The Filter effects differ between the color mode in use, see the color examples on page 179. The filter must be set before the image is captured. When changing the setting, an icon and numeral will indicate the filter in effect. If the Filter is set to any other setting than zero, an indicator and value will remain on the displays as a warning.

When used with Natural Color, Vivid Color, or Adobe RGB, the Filter can be adjusted in eleven levels (±5). A positive adjustment acts like a warming filter. A negative adjustment makes the image cooler.

When used with the black-and-white color mode, the Filter can tone the neutral monochrome image in eleven steps. The Filter effect cycles from neutral to red, to green, to magenta, to blue, and returning to neutral. The zero position is neutral. Black and white filter settings have no effect on RAW images.

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Konica Minolta A2 instruction manual Contrast Compensation, Filter