EVF Controls 101
Rotate image When mounting the EVF on the camera right side,
the image can be flipped so it appears upright in
the viewfinder. Affects only the EVF image, MON
OUT and REC OUT are not affected!
Smooth mode With smooth mode set, the EVF image shutters
less when panning. Note that smooth mode is only
possible with shutter angles of 180.0 or less.
Surround view The ALEV III sensor has 10% additional pixels
outside the recorded image for a better monitoring
experience. The user can decide whether he
wants to see these 10% in the viewfinder or not.
By switching surround view on, objects that are
not wanted in the image, such as microphone
booms, can be seen by the operator before they
enter the image.
Surround mask If surround view is set to "On", it must be
separated from the recorded image area to allow
proper framing. Users can choose from different
mask levels, or a black oir colored line for
separation.
Status info At the upper and lower edge of the EVF, right
outside the active image area, additional status
info can be displayed. The upper area contains
camera image parameters, the lower area
contains camera status infos.
Framelines Frame lines are a reference for framing that
typically consist of an image frame, a center cross
and an aspect ratio reference. See the appendix
for more information on the ALEXA frame line
format.
Select framelines 1 Choose the main frame lines template from those
stored in the camera.
Select framelines 2 Choose the secondary frame lines template from
those stored in the camera.
Center mark A center mark, either a cross or a dot can be
added to the image to help the framing.
User rectangles Display up to two additional recangles that can be
set in the EVF.
Edit user rectangles Adjust the user rectangles visually.
Framelines color Change the color of the frame lines.
Framelines intensity Change the brightness of the frame lines.
11.3.2 Viewfinder CAM menu
Pressing the CAM button on the viewfinder opens the cam menu in the
viewfinder display. The settings displayed in the top bar section of the
viewfinder can be adjusted.
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