Sony HXRNX5U User Manual - Page 73

Ae Response, Auto Iris Limit, Flicker Reduce, Back Light, Spotlight, Steadyshot, Using The Menu

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• This function is not effective temporarily when [HYPER GAIN] is set to [ON]. z Tips • You can assign an ASSIGN button to work as [ON/OFF] (p. 47). AE RESPONSE You can select the speed at which the exposure is adjusted automatically following the changes in the brightness of the subject. You can select the speed from [FAST], [MIDDLE] and [SLOW]. The default setting is [FAST]. AUTO IRIS LIMIT You can select the highest iris value for the automatic adjustment from [F11], [F9.6], [F8], [F6.8], [F5.6], [F4.8] and [F4]. The default setting is [F11]. b Notes • This function is not effective during the manual iris adjustment. FLICKER REDUCE B ON Reduces flickering. Flickering of the screen under a light source such as fluorescent lamps will be reduced. OFF Not reduce flickering. b Notes • Flickering may not be reduced for certain light sources. . BACK LIGHT When you set this function to [ON] (.), you can correct backlighting. The default setting is [OFF]. b Notes • [BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] when you set [SPOTLIGHT] to [ON]. • [BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] if all of iris, gain, and shutter speed are adjusted manually. • [BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] when [HYPER GAIN] is set to [ON]. z Tips • You can assign this function to an ASSIGN button (p. 47). SPOTLIGHT When you set this function to [ON] ( ), you can prevent overexposure of light while recording a subject under strong light, such as a stage. For example, you can prevent people's faces from being over-exposed. The default setting is [OFF]. b Notes • [SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF] when you set [BACK LIGHT] to [ON]. • [SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF] if all of iris, gain, and shutter speed are adjusted manually. • [SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF] when [HYPER GAIN] is set to [ON]. z Tips • You can assign this function to an ASSIGN button (p. 47). STEADYSHOT x SET B STEADYSHOT You can activate the camera-shake reduction setting. ACTIVE STEADYSHOT ( ) You can use the camera-shake reduction with more powerful effect. OFF Select [OFF] ( ) when you use a tripod (sold separately) to make images look natural. Continued , 73 Using the Menu

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Using the Menu
•
This function is not effective temporarily when
[HYPER GAIN] is set to [ON].
z
Tips
•
You can assign an ASSIGN button to work as
[ON/OFF] (p. 47).
You can select the speed at which the
exposure is adjusted automatically
following the changes in the brightness of
the subject. You can select the speed from
[FAST], [MIDDLE] and [SLOW]. The
default setting is [FAST].
You can select the highest iris value for the
automatic adjustment from [F11], [F9.6],
[F8], [F6.8], [F5.6], [F4.8] and [F4]. The
default setting is [F11].
b
Notes
•
This function is not effective during the manual
iris adjustment.
B
ON
Reduces flickering. Flickering of the
screen under a light source such as
fluorescent lamps will be reduced.
OFF
Not reduce flickering.
b
Notes
•
Flickering may not be reduced for certain light
sources.
.
When you set this function to [ON] (
.
),
you can correct backlighting. The default
setting is [OFF].
b
Notes
•
[BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] when you set
[SPOTLIGHT] to [ON].
•
[BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] if all of iris,
gain, and shutter speed are adjusted manually.
•
[BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] when [HYPER
GAIN] is set to [ON].
z
Tips
•
You can assign this function to an ASSIGN
button (p. 47).
When you set this function to [ON] (
),
you can prevent overexposure of light while
recording a subject under strong light, such
as a stage. For example, you can prevent
people's faces from being over-exposed.
The default setting is [OFF].
b
Notes
•
[SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF] when you set
[BACK LIGHT] to [
ON
].
•
[SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF] if all of iris, gain,
and shutter speed are adjusted manually.
•
[SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF] when [HYPER
GAIN] is set to [ON].
z
Tips
•
You can assign this function to an ASSIGN
button (p. 47).
x
SET
B
STEADYSHOT
You can activate the
camera-shake
reduction
setting.
ACTIVE STEADYSHOT (
)
You can use the
camera-shake reduction
with more powerful effect.
OFF
Select [OFF] (
) when you use a
tripod (sold separately) to make images
look natural.
AE RESPONSE
AUTO IRIS LIMIT
FLICKER REDUCE
BACK LIGHT
SPOTLIGHT
STEADYSHOT
Continued
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