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Configuration of Setting Menus
Input Source
Guides
Crosshair
Grids
Video Config
Color Temp
Backlight
Aspect
System Config
Menu Setup
Power Mode
Function 1–2
Guides
Crosshair
Grids
Peaking
False Color
Clip Guides
Underscan
DSLR Scaling
Histogram
5D II Rec
Pixel to Pixel
Check Field
H/V Delay
Zooming
Toggle between HDMI and Composite Video Inputs
Toggle between the following:
80%, 90%, 15:9, 4:3, 1.5:1, 1.85:1, 2:1, 2.35:1
Activates Crosshair on center of screen
Activates grid on the screen to assist with framing
Brightness: 0-100
Contrast: 0-100
Chroma: 0-100
Sharpness:0-100
Tint: 0-100
5600K, 6500K, 9300K, Manual
Allows user to fine tune the intensity of the LCD Panel's backlight
Allows user to change the aspect ratio of the image
OSD - Language: Choose between English & Chinese for OSD
OSD - Duration: Choose how long the menu stays active without activity
OSD - Transparency: Adjust the transparency of the on-screen menu
System Reset - Reset Settings to Factory Defaults
This function recalls user-defined value settings. The user settings will remain in
memory indefinitely and can be erased by using the reset option in the main menu.
This option allows you to choose how the monitor behaves when power is applied.
Display a crosshair on the center of screen.
The VL35 is equipped with Monochrome Peaking features which highlight the
desired focus area in a bright, red outline. The operator adjusts the focus control
until the red indicator outlines on the desired area are razor sharp, indicating optimal
focus. For the best results, be sure the subject is properly exposed.
The false color feature utilizes a full spectrum of assigned color indicators,
ensuring flawless shot exposure. As the camera iris is adjusted, the subject
of the image will change color based on specific brightness values indicating
optimal exposure. See included chart for color assignments.
The VL35 offers adjustable upper Clip Guide levels to accurately display
overexposed images in any shooting condition. The operator simply assigns the
upper IRE to their preference and any exposure over the IRE limit will flash in a
vivid purple, indicating only the overexposed area.
The DSLR Scaling function will allows users to extend their DSLR camera's
HDMI Video output any option of four; Normal, 3:2, 16:9, or Full Screen -
Convenience made simple.
A graphical representation of the pixels exposed in your image. The left side
of the graph represents the black as shadows, the right side represents the
highlights or bright areas, and the middle section is mid-tones. How high the
peaks reach represent the number of pixels in that particular tone. This tool
helps you achieve proper exposure.
When using a 5D Mark II, this mode improves the time it takes for the image to
appear when going into record mode from live view.
The LCD Panel in this display has a native display of 800x480 pixels. A signal
of any other resolution is scaled to fit this native resolution. There may be time
when it is desired to view the incoming signal without scaling. Enabling Pixel-
to-Pixel mode turns off the scaling and displays a 800x480 pixel window of the
original image. Each pixel of the panel displays one pixel of the original image.
The user may use the arrow buttons on the monitor to move the window left,
right, up or down to see the desired portion of the image.
This function displays the blanking portion of the incoming signal.
This feature allows you to enlarge the image up to 3x.
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