Panasonic AG-DP800HP - Manual (Page 61)

Scene File Menu
Viewfinder sub menu
item
Mode set Functions
CORING Variable
range: 0 t o 3 1 When the value is raised, the detail enhancement in the detailed areas is limited
and the noise is minimized.
However, if it is raised too much, the critical detail components will be lost and
the images will become flat.
CHROMA DTL Variable
range; 0 to 15 This is also known as high-chroma aperture. It enhances the detail of intensely
colored parts of the image, such as rose petals. It has the effect of making the
petals more distinct but bear in mind that the images will appear unnatural when
it is set too high.
C G A I N 1 Variable
range:
-128-+127
These are used for color correction adjustments.
•C Gain 1: This increases or reduces the color in the R-Y axis direction.
•C Gain 2: This increases or reduces the color in the B-Y axis direction.
•C Phase 1: This changes the color phase parallel to the R-Y axis.
•C Phase 2: This changes the color phase parallel to the B-Y axis.
Figs. 1 to 8 on the following pages show the changes in the color bars on a
vectorscope when each of the parameters has been varied. These figures show
examples of adjustment options in terms of color bars whereas in actual fact the
color correction applies only to the camera images, and the color bar signals
remain unchanged.
C GAIN 2 Variable
range:
-128-+127
C PARSE 1 Variable
range:
-128-+127
C PHASE 2 Variable
range:
-128- + 127
DATA SAVE This is selected in order to save the selected settings in the camera’s
EEPROM.
•When this operation is performed, the data settings are backed up.
•When this operation is not performed, the settings which have been selected
are valid for camera recorder operation white the unit’s power is supplied but
they wilt be lost once its power is turned off.
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