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Front Panel/Bottom Panel
0 ASPECT/DISPLAY switch
9 ZEBRA switch
8 MENU switch
a PEAKING control
Sharpens the edges in the picture. This control has no
effect on the camera's video output signals. Turning the
control clockwise increases the sharpness.
This control is enabled only when "PRESET" in the
PRESET menu (page 38) is set to "OFF."
b CONTRAST control
Adjusts the picture contrast. This control has no effect on
the camera's video output signals. Turning the control
clockwise increases the contrast.
This control is enabled only when "PRESET" in the
PRESET menu (page 38) is set to "OFF."
c BRIGHT (brightness) control
Adjusts the picture brightness. This control has no effect
on the camera's video output signals. Turning the control
clockwise increases the brightness.
This control is enabled only when "PRESET" in the
PRESET menu (page 38) is set to "OFF."
d ASSIGN (assignable) 1 switch
This switch works mainly in the following two ways:
• Can be used to store preset adjustment settings or to
assign frequently used function.
For details on assigning the function, see "FUNCTION
menu" on page 36.
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Location and Function of Parts
1 PEAKING control
2 CONTRAST control
Front panel
Bottom panel
3 BRIGHT control
4 ASSIGN 1 switch
5 ASSIGN 2 switch
6 TALLY switch
7 ENTER switch
• In menu operations, this switch is used to move the c
mark upward or to increase the value.
This switch is factory-set to change the picture from color
to monochrome.
e ASSIGN (assignable) 2 switch
This switch works mainly in the following two ways:
• Can be used to store preset adjustment settings or to
assign frequently used function.
For details on assigning the function, see "FUNCTION
menu" on page 36.
• In menu operations, this switch is used to move the c
mark downward or to decrease the value.
This switch is factory-set to magnify the picture. Each
push of this switch alternates normal and magnified
display. In magnified display, the upper left, upper right,
bottom left, bottom right, or center of the picture is
magnified vertically and horizontally to 2.25 times the
normal size. Keep the switch pushed down for about a
second or longer to put the viewfinder into a selection
mode where you can select the section to be magnified.
For details on magnification operations, "Magnifying the
Picture" on page 33.
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