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„ ZOOM POSITION display position sequence
Display position of ZOOM POSITION: A → B → C → D → E → A → and so on
A CENTER
„ ZEBRA
The stripes of the ZEBRA function appear over an image (in the viewfinder) to help you adjust the aperture of a camera lens for
optimum exposure and easily find the areas of an image that are overexposed and white (where clipping occurs).
Press the <FUNCTION1> to <FUNCTION5> (→page 12) button with [ZEBRA LEVEL] assigned in the [MEASURE SETUP] menu to
set the [INT. MIN.], [INT. MAX.], [EXT. MIN.] and [EXT. MAX.] levels.
Press the <FUNCTION1> to <FUNCTION5> button with [ZEBRA] assigned to turn the ZEBRA function on.
[INT. MIN.] and [INT. MAX.] show ZEBRA stripes for areas within the range set in the menu.
[EXT. MIN.] and [EXT. MAX.] show ZEBRA stripes for areas outside the range set in the menu.
[INT. MIN.] and [INT. MAX.] ZEBRA
pattern
<Note>
• Black sections outside the image area may also be shown as ZEBRA stripes.
• The ZEBRA pattern may become offset by input selection or function operation.
„ Y MAP
The Y MAP function makes it easy to visually confirm the overall screen brightness (luminance level map).
Press the <FUNCTION1> to <FUNCTION5> (→page 12) button with [Y MAP] assigned to turn the function on.
Turning on this function displays a simplified chart at the left side of the screen.
• Simplified chart details (The numbers in the simplified chart indicate Y signal levels.)
<Note>
• When [HALF] or [BLACK] is selected in the [BACK] item of the [MARKER] menu, the simplified chart indicates a signal level of 50 %
or may not be displayed at all.
• When the Y MAP function is turned on, [BLACK MODE] is turned off.
• The black parts outside the image area may be displayed at 0 % (dark blue) or less than 0 % (magenta).
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B LT
C RT
[EXT. MIN.] and [EXT. MAX.] ZEBRA
pattern
D RB
E LB
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