Panasonic AWE655 AWE350 User Guide - Page 40

5 Other Set Display 1. Contrast Adjustment [Contrast (Gamma): LOW, MID, HIGH] The contrast can be adjusted to any of three levels. 2. Electronic Shutter Setting [Shutter Speed: OFF, 1/100 to 1/10 000, S/Scan, Auto ND] OFF: Electronic shutter is turned off. 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1 000, 1/2 000, 1/4 000, 1/10 000: Electronic shutter operates at one of these speeds as selected. S/Scan (Synchro Scan): Electronic shutter operates at the speed set with the electronic shutter synchro-scan setting (5-1). Auto ND: Electronic shutter is controlled to automatically adjust the luminance. (ELC) Notes • In case of using the RCU (RCB), none of the shutter speeds − 1/250, 1/2 000, 1/4 000, and 1/10 000 can be selected. • In case of using the hybrid control panel, only OFF, 1/100, or Auto ND (ELC) can be selected. • If the lens iris switch is at M (Manual) when operating the camera alone or when the iris switch on the RCU (RCB) is at AUTO, Auto ND may not function. Set the lens iris switch to A (Auto). • Flickering may increase at Auto ND under fluorescent lights. • Auto ND is automatically selected if Auto ND (ELC) setting is set to ON. -40- 3. Electronic Shutter Synchro Scan Setting [Synchro Scan: 60.34Hz to 15.75kHz] This setting is possible only when Electronic Shutter setting (5-2) is at S/Scan. Horizontal bar noise can be reduced by synchroscan adjustment in shooting workstation scenes, for example. ❈ For luminance settings at each shutter speed and synchro-scan shutter speed, refer to the table below. Shutter Speed OFF 1/100 1/250 1/500 1/1 000 1/2 000 1/4 000 1/10 000 Synchro-scan - 100.3 Hz 250.0 Hz 492.2 Hz 984.4 Hz 1.969 kHz 3.938 kHz 7.875 kHz Required luminance ratio 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 160 4. CCD Read Out Mode Setting [V Resolution: Normal, Fine] Normal: Normal image. (CCD storage will be by field storage.) Fine: Vertical resolution increases. (Vertical resolution is raised without increasing residual images by frame storage and Electronic shutter.) Normal is recommended for general use because sensitivity will decrease at the Fine setting.