Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4K Plus Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento página 55

Guide Opacity
Tap the left or right arrows in the 'guide opacity' menu setting to choose the opacity of the
areas blocked out by frame guides on your LCD touchscreen, HDMI and SDI outputs. The
options are 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%.
Focus Assist
Your studio camera features 'peak' and 'colored lines' focus assist modes.
Peak
When 'peak' style focus assist is selected, areas of the shot that are in focus are
heavily sharpened on your LCD touchscreen or SDI and HDMI outputs, but not in the
recorded image itself. This causes focused parts of your shot to 'pop' out of the softer
background on screen. As no additional overlays are used, this can be a very intuitive
way to tell when focus is dialled in, especially when the subject you're focusing on is
physically well separated from other elements in shot.
Colored Lines
When 'colored lines' style focus assist is selected, a colored line is superimposed
around the parts of the image that are in focus. This can be a little more intrusive than
'peak' style focus assistance as the lines are drawn over your image. However, in busy
shots with a lot of visible elements, it can be a precise focus aid.
Focus Assist Level
The focus assist level on the LCD is set by the peaking dial on the right side of the camera.
You can override it by swiping the slider left and right. It is better to view the live image whilst
adjusting the dial, allowing for finer control of the result.
It's worth noting that setting the focus assist level does not determine whether focus
assistance is enabled on your studio camera's LCD touchscreen, HDMI or SDI outputs. You
can still turn focus assistance on or off individually for each output in the 'LCD', 'HDMI' or 'SDI'
monitor menus.
TIP The optimum level of focus assistance varies shot by shot. When focusing on
actors, for example, a higher level of focus assistance can help resolve edge detail in
faces. A shot of foliage or brickwork, on the other hand, may show distracting amounts
focus information at higher settings.
Focus Color
Use this setting to change the color of focus line overlays when using 'colored lines' style focus
assistance. Changing the focus line color can make it easier to tell focus assistance lines apart
from your image. The available options are 'white,' 'red,' 'green,' 'blue' and 'black.'
Zebra Levels
Set the exposure level that zebra appears at by tapping the arrow icons on either side of this
setting. Zebra level is adjustable in five percent increments between 75 and 100 percent
exposure. For more information, see the 'zebra' guide in the 'touchscreen controls' section of
this manual.
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