Sony F35 Brochure (Digital Cinematography Camera - F23 / F35) - Page 13

Low Key Saturation Correction, Triple Skin Tone Detail Control, Multi-matrix Control, Knee

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Multi-matrix Control The multi-matrix function of the F35 and F23 allow color adjustments to be applied over a color range specified by the operator. The color spectrum is divided into 16 areas of adjustment (approximately 20 degrees), where the hue and/ or saturation of each area can be flexibly modified. This unique function presents interesting 'in-camera' effects - similar to the secondary color correction normally reserved for post-production special-effects work - and is performed at the full bit depth. Low Key Saturation Correction With traditional video cameras, low light areas can be subject to a reduction in saturation. This can result in the colors in those areas appearing "washed-out". The low key saturation function on the F35 and F23 eliminates this problem by optimizing the amplification of color saturation at low light levels by boosting it to an optimized level, thus providing more natural color reproduction. Multi Matrix OFF Multi Matrix ON Simulated image Knee Saturation Correction Shooting very bright portions of an object (such as key light conditions from a person's forehead) can reduce color saturation and change the hue in highlight areas. The F35 and F23 adopt a knee saturation function, in which this "washed-out" effect on saturation and hue change is reduced to a minimum, and offers far more natural color reproduction in highlight areas. Low-key Saturation OFF Low-key Saturation ON Triple Skin Tone Detail Control The F35 and F23 come equipped with a triple skin tone detail control function, which allows for independent detail control over three specified colors. This enhances the capability of skin tone detail correction - enabling one color selection to be used for reducing the detail level of skin color, and two other selections to be used for either increasing or decreasing the detail level of two other objects. This can be a powerful imaging tool not available in film shooting. Knee Saturation OFF Knee Saturation ON Simulated image Skin Tone Detail OFF Skin Tone Detail ON 13

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Low Key Saturation Correction
With traditional video cameras, low light areas can be
subject to a reduction in saturation.
This can result in the
colors in those areas appearing “washed-out”.
The low key
saturation function on the F35 and F23 eliminates this
problem by optimizing the amplification of color saturation
at low light levels by boosting it to an optimized level, thus
providing more natural color reproduction.
Triple Skin Tone Detail Control
The F35 and F23 come equipped with a triple skin tone
detail control function, which allows for independent detail
control over three specified colors.
This enhances the
capability of skin tone detail correction – enabling one color
selection to be used for reducing the detail level of skin color,
and two other selections to be used for either increasing or
decreasing the detail level of two other objects.
This can be
a powerful imaging tool not available in film shooting.
Skin Tone Detail ON
Skin Tone Detail OFF
Multi-matrix Control
The multi-matrix function of the F35 and F23 allow color
adjustments to be applied over a color range specified by
the operator.
The color spectrum is divided into 16 areas of
adjustment (approximately 20 degrees), where the hue and/
or saturation of each area can be flexibly modified.
This
unique function presents interesting ‘in-camera’ effects – simi-
lar to the secondary color correction normally reserved for
post-production special-effects work – and is performed at
the full bit depth.
Knee Saturation Correction
Shooting very bright portions of an object (such as key light
conditions from a person’s forehead) can reduce color
saturation and change the hue in highlight areas.
The
F35 and F23 adopt a knee saturation function, in which
this “washed-out” effect on saturation and hue change is
reduced to a minimum, and offers far more natural color
reproduction in highlight areas.
Multi Matrix OFF
Multi Matrix ON
Simulated image
Simulated image
Knee Saturation OFF
Knee Saturation ON
Low-key Saturation OFF
Low-key Saturation ON