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Parts where white saturation (colour saturation) is likely to occur
(extremely brightly lit or shiny parts) are displayed with diagonal
lines (zebra pattern).
≥ You can record an image with little white saturation if you
manually adjust the shutter speed or brightness (Iris/Gain)
(l 42).
≥ The zebra pattern does not appear on the images actually
recorded.
A graph with brightness as horizontal axis and number
of pixels at that brightness as vertical axis is
displayed. It is possible to determine the exposure of
the whole image by looking at the distribution in the
graph.
Adjust the brightness using iris setting. (l 42)
Displays the luminance level of the centre of the screen
(luminance display frame) in %.
It makes the adjustment of the brightness of the object easier, by
checking the luminance level of the object, when recording
same object in different surroundings.
Adjust the brightness using iris setting. (l 42)
≥ Luminance level is displayed between 0% and 99%. It will be
displayed as 99% when it is over 99%.
Zebra
Histogram
∫ Example of the display
A Normal
B Dark
C Bright
Marker
A Luminance display frame
B Luminance level
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