Hitachi VZ-HD3600A User Manual page 48

If this Happens
(Cont.)
The outline of the
subject is colored.
The subject appears
distorted.
There are horizontal
stripes on the screen.
Bright spots appear
on the screen.
There is a green
stripe on the right
side of the screen.
Subjects end up
looking dark.
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Way to Resolve the Problem
HD-SDI output [VZ-HD3650/3700/3780A]
is not output at 1080p/59.94 or 1080p/50.
Change the Video Select switch and try
using a different image output format or
use the DVI-I OUT [VZ-HD3700/3780A].
Is the input switch of the monitor set
correctly?
Check and make sure the input is set for
the connected DVI-I terminal
[VZ-HD3600/3700/3780A] or HD-SDI
terminal [VZ-HD3650/3700/3780A].
This is not a fault. The area around the
outline of a subject may be colored.
Switching to the Program AE Auto mode
and changing the aperture limit may
improve this.
This is not a fault. The subject may
appear slightly distorted due to the nature
of the image sensor (CMOS).
This is not a fault. It may appear this way
under artificial lighting.
This is not a fault. On rare occasions,
bright spots may appear on dark subjects.
A green stripe may appear on the right
side of the screen with some monitors
when using an analog video output
[VZ-HD3600/3700/3780A]. If this
happens, use the monitor's function for
adjusting the horizontal position to correct
the position of the screen.
When you shoot with a bright object in
the background (such as a window, light,
the sun, etc.), subjects become dark,
so devise a way to shoot so there isn't
anything bright in the background, or use
backlight compensation.
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