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Lens Controls
The lower section of the panel is where most of the control will occur during production.
The first item you will probably notice is the joystick control. This is used to open and close the
iris, also known as the white level or gain control and for adjusting the master black level, also
known as the pedestal control.
TIP You can also press the joystick down to switch its camera to the auxiliary preview
for camera control.
Gain is adjusted by leaning the joystick forwards or backwards to open or close the iris.
Increase or decrease the pedestal by rotating the ring wheel underneath the joystick’s knob
clockwise or counter clockwise. This gives you fine control over both parameters using the
same controller.
The lower section of the CCU is where most of the camera control occurs during live production
Other buttons and knobs in this section of the CCU are for adjusting the sensitivity of the
joystick control, setting the coarse level, locking and unlocking the CCU and more. Details on
all the features are provided in the following section.
Controlling Cameras
This section describes all the features on each CCU and a general overview on how to
approach camera control.
The first step to controlling cameras is to assign a camera for a CCU.
Assigning a Camera to a CCU
At the bottom of the LCD home screen for each CCU, you will see its camera number displayed
and a soft control knob underneath it. Simply turn the knob to change the camera number.
Youwill also see the camera name change on the LCD. The camera name will illuminate red
when on air.
158Using ATEM Camera Control Panel
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