Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...
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.
Monitor Settings 4
The fourth page of the ‘LCD’, ‘front SDI’ and ‘main SDI’ monitor tab contains identical settings
for each output. These settings act globally across all three of your camera’s monitor outputs.
Frame Guides
Tap the left or right arrows in the ‘frame guides’ menu setting to cycle through frame guide
options for all outputs on your URSA Broadcast G2, including EVFs such as Blackmagic URSA
Viewfinder. The options are detailed in the ‘touchscreen features’ section of this manual, and
are also accessible from the LCD monitoring menu in your LCD touchscreen head up display.
Safe Area Guide
To adjust the size of the safe area overlay on your URSA Mini’s LCD touchscreen, front SDI and
main SDI outputs, tap the arrows to the left and right of the percentage displayed in this setting.
This percentage indicates the size of the safe area in relation to the image frame. Most
broadcasters require a 90% safe area.
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, front and main SDI outputs.
The options are 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%.
Guides Color
Tap the left or right arrows in the ‘guides color’ menu setting to choose a color for the guides.
Grids
To set which combination of grids and crosshairs you want to display on your URSA Broadcast
G2’s LCD touchscreen, front and main SDI outputs, tap the ‘thirds’, ‘horizon’ ‘crosshairs,’ or ‘dot’
options in this setting.
For more information, see the ‘grids’ guide in the ‘touchscreen features’ section earlier in
this manual.
94Settings
Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...