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The buttons also have a customizable function feature so you can assign shortcuts to quickly
enable common features you may use frequently. For example you may wish to assign the false
color feature to the zoom button. Refer to the ‘shortcuts’ section for more information.
ZOOM (F1) - ‘menu’
The ‘zoom’ feature helps you find sharp focus by zooming into your picture. Press the ‘zoom’
button to zoom in and press again to return to 100% view. When using the settings menu, the
‘zoom’ button also serves as the ‘menu’ button. Press and hold this button to open the settings
menu. In the settings menu, press this button once to confirm setting changes.
DISPLAY (F2) - ‘up’
Press the ‘display’ button to see the overlay view. When using the settings menu, this button
also serves as the ‘up’ button. You can also quickly open the ‘shortcuts’ menu setting by
pressing and holding this button. Refer to the ‘shortcuts’ section for information on how to set
shortcuts.
PEAK (F3) - ‘down’
The focus peaking feature creates a green edge around the sharpest parts of the image so
you can easily confirm your focus. Press the ‘peak’ button to turn the peaking feature on. Press
again to turn peaking off. When using the settings menu, this button also serves as the ‘down’
button. You can also quickly open the ‘setup’ menu by pressing and holding this button.
Menu Settings
The settings menu contains three primary menu headings for display, shortcuts, and setup.
Toopen the settings menu, press and hold the ‘menu’
button. Press the ‘up’ and
‘down’
button to navigate between the settings and press the ‘menu’ button again to
confirm yourselection.
Display
The ‘display’ menu provides the following features:
B&W
Switches between color and monochrome.
The ‘display’ menu in URSA Viewfinder
Peaking
Switches peaking on and off.
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