Sony PXW-Z90T Operating Manual page 56

Useful functions (Continued)
Picture profile
number
PP1
PP2
PP3
PP4
PP5
PP6
PP7
PP8
PP9
PP10
To change the picture profile
You can change the settings stored in [PP1]
through [PP10].
1 Press the ASSIGN3/PICTURE
PROFILE button.
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Example setting
Example settings of a
color tone with
[STANDARD] gamma
Example settings of a
color tone with [STILL]
gamma
Example settings of
natural color tone with
[ITU709] gamma
Example settings of a
color tone that is faithful
to [ITU709]
Example settings of
pictures recorded on
cinema color negative
film
Example settings of
pictures screened with
cinema color print film
Example settings when
shooting with [S-LOG2]
gamma in [S-GAMUT]
color mode.
Example settings when
shooting with [S-LOG3]
gamma in [S-
GAMUT3.CINE] color
mode.
Example settings when
shooting with [S-LOG3]
gamma in [S-GAMUT3]
color mode.
Example settings when
shooting with [HLG2]
gamma in [BT.2020]
color mode.
2 Select the picture profile number with
the settings you want to change.
3 Select [SETTING].
4 Select the item to adjust.
5 Adjust the picture quality.
6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to adjust other
items.
RETURN] t [OK].
7 Select [
The picture profile indicator is
displayed.
Copying the picture profile settings to
another picture profile number
You can change settings by copying a
picture profile. This is useful when you
want to register similar settings.
1 Press the ASSIGN3/PICTURE
PROFILE button.
2 Select the source picture profile number
to copy.
3 Select [SETTING] t [COPY].
4 Select the destination picture profile
number.
5 Select [YES] t [
[OK].
Resetting a picture profile
You can reset changed picture profile
settings by the picture profile number. You
cannot reset all picture profile settings at
once.
1 Press the ASSIGN3/PICTURE
PROFILE button.
2 Select the picture profile number that
you want to reset to default settings.
3 Select [SETTING] t [RESET] t
[YES] t [ RETURN] t [OK].
z Tip
Connect your camcorder to a TV or monitor, and
adjust the picture quality while observing the
picture on the TV or monitor screen.
RETURN] t