Using The Ramp Function - Sony SRW-9000PL Operation Manual

SELECT FPS: ON
FPS FRAME SIGNAL (signal format)
FORMAT (target
4:2:2
(system frame
(YCbCr)
frame frequency)
frequency)
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25 24
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25
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29.97 23.98
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29.97
30 24 a
a
25
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50 24
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59.94 23.98
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29.97
z
59.94
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50
SELECT FPS: OFF
FPS FRAME SIGNAL (signal format)
FORMAT (target
4:2:2
(system frame
(YCbCr)
frame frequency)
frequency)
– a
23.98
a
24
a
25
a
29.97
a
50
z
59.94

Using the Ramp Function

The Ramp function allows you to achieve speed
variations by changing the number of frames shot
(FPS) during Select FPS recording.
There are two Ramp modes: manual mode, in
which you specify upper and lower limits and
manually vary the speed within that range, and
auto mode, in which you specify start and end
frames and a duration, and allow the unit to vary
4:4:4 4:4:4
the speed automatically according to preset rules.
SQ HQ/
Proceed as follows to set up the Ramp function.
(RGB) 4:4:4
HQ
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12bit
(RGB)
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SQ HQ/
(RGB) 4:4:4
HQ
12bit
(RGB)
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In the SYSTEM Setup menu, select
EDIT >RAMP.
A setting window opens.
Select the Ramp function operating
mode from the following.
Auto(Linear): Varies the number of frames
shot (FPS) linearly.
Auto(Inverse): Varies the inverse of the
number of frames shot (frm) linearly.
Auto(Even): Varies the number of frames
shot so that there are the same number of
frames for each frequency.
Auto(User): Varies the number of frames
shot along a user-specified curve.
Manual: Varies the number of frames shot
manually within preset upper and lower
limits.
Off: Varies the number of frames shot
manually with no range limits.
Make the settings required by the
selected mode.
When Auto(Linear), Auto(Inverse), or
Auto(Even) was selected, see the next section,
"To vary the number of frames shot
automatically".
When Auto(User) was selected, see "To vary the
number of frames shot along a user-specified
curve" (page 112).
When Manual or Off was selected, see "To vary
the number of frames shot manually" (page
113).
Select FPS Function 111