Blackmagic Design CINEURSAMWC6KG2 URSA Broadcast G2 Camera

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Byreducing the exposure, you can continue shooting at wide apertures in bright
conditions such as outdoors on sunny days.
To adjust your neutral density setting, rotate the wheel upwards or downwards.
The‘clear’ setting means there is no ND filter being used. From settings 1/4 to 1/64th,
the NDfilters gradually increase in density so you can decrease light if you need to.
Because different people prefer to use different terms for each ND filter, the
measurement of your ND settings can be customized in the LCD menu. You can identify
the ND filter number, amount of stops in light reduction, or the fraction representing the
amount of light reduced for the filters to suit your preference.
Neutral Density Filter Settings
Wheel position ND number Stops Fraction
1 clear 0 1
2 0.6 2 1/4
3 1.2 4 1/16
4 1.8 6 1/64
3 Settings Wheel
Set this wheel’s function by adjusting the adjacent three position switch next to the
wheel. The options are ‘headphone,’ ‘monitor’ and ‘iris’.
Headphone
When set to ‘headphone, the settings wheel will adjust headphone audio levels.
Rotatethe wheel upwards to increase volume, and downwards to decrease.
Monitor
When set to ‘monitor, the settings wheel adjusts audio levels on your camera’s built in
monitor speaker. The speaker is located on the outside of the LCDmonitor door and
can be used to monitor audio without headphones. Rotate the wheel upwards to
increase volume, and downwards to decrease. This function is disabled while recording
from the camera’s internal microphone to prevent unwanted feedback.
Iris
When set to ‘iris’, the settings wheel is used to adjust the aperture of compatible lenses
mounted to your URSA Broadcast G2. Rotating the wheel downwards opens the iris,
and turning the wheel upwards closes the iris. These directions mimic the operation of
aperture on adjustable still and cinema lenses.
TIP To change aperture settings via the settings wheel, URSA Broadcast G2
must be fitted with a lens that supports changing aperture via the camera.
Ifyou are using a B4 or PL lens connected via the broadcast 12 pin connector,
make sure that the lens iris switch on the handgrip is set to ‘A’ or ‘auto’.
4 Menu Wheel and Back Button
When ‘status text’ is turned on for your camera’s front SDI output, you can use the
menu wheel to navigate many of the head up display features usually accessed via
the LCD touchscreen.
47URSA Broadcast G2 Controls
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