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Shooting in high dynamic range (HDR), GAMMA] items, Shooting using HDR-compatible, picture profile

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Useful functions (Continued) Shooting in high dynamic range (HDR) Reproduction of brightness over a wider range than previously available is supported by applying an HDR-compatible picture profile. The camcorder supports Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG), with four selectable gamma settings. The [HLG] setting is equivalent to ITU-R BT.2100. The [HLG1], [HLG2], and [HLG3] settings enable images to be reproduced with a wider dynamic range without images that appear unnatural, as can arise in existing camera image reproduction. Shooting using HDR-compatible picture profile An HDR setting is registered in [PP10] by default for shooting in HDR. [HLG], [HLG1], [HLG2], and [HLG3] can also be used in [PP1] to [PP9]. 1 Press the MENU button, and select (CAMERA SET) t [PICTURE PROFILE] t [PP10]. Picture profile number Example setting PP10 Setting for shooting in HDR 2 Adjust the picture profile items, as required. 3 Press the START/STOP button (or the handle record button). Movies shot in HDR are recorded on the memory card. b Notes • XAVC S format recording When recording HDR video in XAVC S format on the camcorder, the color space, gamma, and other metadata required for HDR playback and display are stored in the video file. On devices used for playback and display that support the metadata, the video is displayed 56 automatically with the appropriate settings. On devices that do not support the metadata, manual configuration is required. • AVCHD format recording AVCHD format recordings do not support HDR metadata. For appropriate playback and display of HDR, manual configuration is required. Picture profile HDR-related items [GAMMA] items (Default setting in bold) Item [HLG] [HLG1] [HLG2] [HLG3] Description Setting equivalent to ITU-R BT.2100. Setting that provides greater noise suppression than [HLG2]. However, the dynamic range that can be shot is narrower. Setting with balance between dynamic range and noise suppression. Setting that provides wider dynamic range than [HLG2]. However, the noise level rises. [HLG1], [HLG2], and [HLG3] all use the same gamma curve characteristic. Only the dynamic range and noise suppression characteristics differ. HLG1 to HLG3 100 100% 95% 80 87% HLG3 60 HLG2 HLG1 40 Video output (%) 20 0 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 Gamma input b Notes • The maximum value of the video output varies depending on whether [HLG1], [HLG2], or [HLG3] is selected ([HLG1]: 87%, [HLG2]:

Section	Page
Read this first	2
Table of Contents	4
Identifying Parts and Controls	8
Identifying Parts and Controls	8
Body	8
Wireless Remote Commander	16
Screen Indicators	17
Getting Started	19
Step 1: Checking supplied accessories	19
Step 2: Charging the battery pack	21
Step 3: Attaching the accessory shoe	23
Step 4: Turning on the camcorder and setting the date and time	24
Turning on the camcorder	24
Setting the date and time	24
Step 5: Adjusting the LCD screen and viewfinder	26
Using the LCD screen	26
Adjusting the viewfinder diopter	26
Step 6: Preparing the recording media	27
Supported memory cards	27
Inserting a memory card	29
Recording	30
Recording	30
Recording	30
Continuous recording on the memory cards (Relay Rec)	31
Recording movies using both memory card A and B (Simul Rec)	32
Changing the START/STOP button/handle record button setting	32
Adjusting the zoom	33
Adjusting the focus	35
Adjusting the focus manually	35
Adjusting the focus automatically	35
Adjusting the focus while tracking a selected subject (Lock-on AF)	38
Focusing using the focus magnifier	38
Focusing by touching the LCD screen (Spot Focus)	39
Focusing on a detected face (Face Detection)	39
Selecting the file format and recording format	41
Setting the file format and recording format	41
Setting the output destination when recording in 4K mode	41
Proxy recording	42
Notes on proxy recording	42
Proxy recording	42
Adjusting the brightness	43
Adjusting the iris	43
Adjusting the ISO sensitivity/gain	44
Adjusting the shutter speed	44
Adjusting the exposure	45
Adjusting the light level (ND Filter)	45
Adjusting the color tone	46
Adjusting the white balance	46
Using Direct Menu	48
Audio setup	50
Recording sound from the internal microphone	50
Recording sound from an external audio device	50
Recording sound from a Multi Interface Shoe compatible microphone (sold separately)	51
Recording sound from an external microphone (sold separately)	52
Adjusting the audio level from the INPUT1 and INPUT2 jacks	52
Adjusting the audio level from the internal microphone or an external microphone (sold separately)	52
Useful functions	53
Selecting suitable settings automatically (auto mode setting)	53
Shooting in dimly lit locations (LOW LUX)	54
Shooting in dark conditions (NIGHTSHOT)	54
Customizing the picture quality (Picture Profile)	54
Shooting in high dynamic range (HDR)	56
Setting time data	58
Recording with the Slow & Quick Motion function	59
Slow-motion recording at high frame rate (HFR)	60
Recording with the Super Slow Motion function	60
Reviewing the most recently recorded scene (Last Scene Review)	62
Assigning functions to the ASSIGN buttons	64
Playback	65
Playback	65
Playback	65
Changing/checking the settings in your camcorder	67
Changing the screen display	67
Displaying recording data (Data Code)	67
Checking the settings in your camcorder (Status Check)	68
Connecting to a monitor or a TV	69
Output signal formats	70
Using Network Functions	74
Using with a Smartphone	74
Downloading “Content Browser Mobile”	74
Using a smartphone as a remote controller	74
Connecting the camcorder to an Android smartphone equipped with the NFC function using One-touch	75
Connecting without using the NFC function (Android)	76
Connecting without using the NFC function (iPhone/iPad)	76
Configuring a wireless LAN	77
Selecting and registering an access point	77
Registering an access point using the WPS function	78
Registering an access point using the WPS PIN method	79
Registering an access point manually	80
Changing the device name	81
Configuring a wired LAN	82
Using the streaming function (STREAMING)	83
Streaming formats	83
Configuring streaming (preset registration)	83
Streaming distribution	83
Streaming movies using RTMP/RTMPS	86
Configuring RTMP/RTMPS streaming (preset registration)	86
RTMP/RTMPS streaming distribution	86
Stopping RTMP/RTMPS	88
Importing an RTMPS certificate	88
Streaming movies using USTREAM	89
Configuring USTREAM authentication	89
Configuring using the menu	90
Starting USTREAM	90
Stopping USTREAM	91
Synchronizing the timecode of multiple cameras using a smartphone	92
To use Wireless TC LINK	92
Preparation on the smartphone	92
Synchronizing the timecode to another device using a smartphone	92
Importing a root certificate	94
Resetting network settings	95
Editing	96
Protecting movies (Protect)	96
Dividing a movie	96
Deleting movies	97
Formatting a memory card	98
Deleting all data from the memory card completely	98
Repairing the image database file	99
Using the Menu	100
Operating the menu	100
Menu items	101
CAMERA SET menu	103
REC/OUT SET menu	111
AUDIO SET menu	116
DISPLAY SET menu	118
TC/UB SET menu	122
NETWORK SET menu	123
OTHERS menu	125
EDIT menu	127
PICTURE PROFILE menu	127
Troubleshooting	136
Troubleshooting	136
Warning indicators and messages	144
Additional Information	149
Recording time	149
Function limitations when recording	151
Limitations for each file format	151
Slow & Quick Motion and Super Slow Motion recording limitations	152
Streaming, RTMP/RTMPS, and USTREAM supported formats	153
Proxy recording supported formats	154
Using your camcorder abroad	155
File/folder structure on the recording media	156
Maintenance and precautions	157
About the XAVC S format	157
About the AVCHD format	157
About memory cards	157
About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack	158
About handling of your camcorder	159
Specifications	163

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Reproduction of brightness over a wider

range than previously available is supported

by applying an HDR-compatible picture

profile. The camcorder supports Hybrid

Log-Gamma (HLG), with four selectable

gamma settings.

The [HLG] setting is equivalent to ITU-R

BT.2100. The [HLG1], [HLG2], and

[HLG3] settings enable images to be

reproduced with a wider dynamic range

without images that appear unnatural, as

can arise in existing camera image

reproduction.

An HDR setting is registered in [PP10] by

default for shooting in HDR.

[HLG], [HLG1], [HLG2], and [HLG3] can

also be used in [PP1] to [PP9].

Press the MENU button, and select

(CAMERA SET)

[PICTURE

PROFILE]

[PP10].

Adjust the picture profile items, as

required.

Press the START/STOP button (or the

handle record button).

Movies shot in HDR are recorded on the

memory card.

Notes

•

XAVC S format recording

When recording HDR video in XAVC S format

on the camcorder, the color space, gamma, and

other metadata required for HDR playback and

display are stored in the video file.

On devices used for playback and display that

support the metadata, the video is displayed

automatically with the appropriate settings. On

devices that do not support the metadata,

manual configuration is required.

•

AVCHD format recording

AVCHD format recordings do not support HDR

metadata. For appropriate playback and display

of HDR, manual configuration is required.

[GAMMA] items

(Default setting in bold)

[HLG1], [HLG2], and [HLG3] all use the

same gamma curve characteristic. Only the

dynamic range and noise suppression

characteristics differ.

Notes

•

The maximum value of the video output varies

depending on whether [HLG1], [HLG2], or

[HLG3] is selected ([HLG1]: 87%, [HLG2]:

Shooting in high dynamic range

(HDR)

Shooting using HDR-compatible

picture profile

Picture profile

number

Example setting

PP10

Setting for shooting in

HDR

Picture profile HDR-related items

Item

Description

[HLG]

Setting equivalent to ITU-R

BT.2100.

[HLG1]

Setting that provides greater

noise suppression than [HLG2].

However, the dynamic range

that can be shot is narrower.

[HLG2]

Setting with balance between

dynamic range and noise

suppression.

[HLG3]

Setting that provides wider

dynamic range than [HLG2].

However, the noise level rises.

HLG3

HLG2

HLG1

100%

100

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

95%

87%

HLG1 to HLG3

Gamma input

Video output (%)

Useful functions (Continued)