• When the internal time code generator is set to
• When the GENLOCK item is set to OFF on the GENLOCK page of the MAINTENANCE menu, the time code cannot be synchronized with the reference video signal. In this case, set the GENLOCK item to ON.
About user bit settings during time code synchronization
When the time code is synchronized, only the time data is synchronized with the external time code value. Therefore, the user bits can have their own settings for each camcorder.
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Depending on the shooting conditions, set the camcorder appropriately referring below.
Shooting | Setting and effect |
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The subject is | Setting: Set the EVS (Enhanced Vertical |
completely still | definition System) function to ON on the |
(Example: When | SW STATUS page of the PAINT menu. |
shooting | Enabling the EVS function tends to |
documents, | increase the occurrence of aliasing |
drawings, etc.). | problems (moiré patterns). Therefore, |
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| Effect: This enhances the vertical |
| resolution. |
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When adjusting | Setting: See “To correct skin detail” on |
for skin detail or | |
tone (Example: | Effect: This adjusts the skin detail or |
When shooting | tone to a designated active area. |
to hide skin |
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details) |
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Shooting | Setting and effect |
conditions |
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The 3200K | Setting: Change the setting of the preset |
preset white | white balance on the PRESET WHT |
balance makes | page of the MAINTENANCE menu. |
the picture | Effect: This prevents the picture from |
reddish. | reddening. |
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You can specify a color other than a skin tone to adjust the color.
1 Set SKIN AREA IND to ON on the SKIN DETAIL page of the PAINT menu.
For details on menu operations, see “Basic menu operations” on page 93.
2 Set SKIN DETECT on the SKIN DETAIL page of the PAINT menu.
This causes the area detect cursor to be shown in the viewfinder.
3 Place the area detect cursor on the target, then execute
SKIN DETECT.
This designates the correction area, which is indicated by a zebra pattern.
4 Change the value of SKIN DTL WIDTH (0 to 359) on the SKIN DETAIL page so that the zebra pattern may be displayed in the target area.
Set the correction level beforehand on the SKIN DETAIL LVL item on the SKIN DETAIL page.
5 When the setting is finished, set SKIN AREA IND to OFF on the SKIN DETAIL page.
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