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Duration Display
At the top of your camera’s LCD touchscreen, you’ll see your camera’s duration display.
Your camera’s duration display will turn red while recording.
The duration display provides a timecode counter for checking the duration of your clips and
monitoring timecode during recording and playback. The counter displays a time sequence
showing Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames and will changes accordingly as you record or play
back clips. During recording the timecode is red.
The displayed duration starts from 00:00:00:00. The clip duration of the current or last
recorded clip is displayed on the touchscreen. Time of day timecode is embedded into clips for
easier post production.
To see the timecode, simply tap the duration display. Tap the duration display again to
return to clip duration.
When you connect Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras to ATEM Mini, they can show their
switching status on the LCD touchscreen below the timecode. To assist camera operators,
the status overlay says ‘preview’ when a camera is cued to go on air soon, or ‘on air’ when
a camera is broadcasting live on air. ATEM Mini automatically synchronizes the timecode on
Pocket Cinema Cameras to match the switcher’s timecode when you connect them. This makes
it easier to perform accurate multi camera edits in DaVinci Resolve.
Additional status indicators may appear around the duration display:
Appears to the left of the duration display when your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema
Camera is using a windowed sensor mode.
Appears to the right of the duration display when showingtimecode.
Appears to the right of the duration display if an external LTC timecode is
connected to the 3.5mm stereo input jack and valid, or if the timecode is
synchronized to an ATEM Mini switcher.
Appears to the right of the duration display if the camera isrunning off an
internal timecode after being ‘jam synced’ anddisconnected.
ISO
The ‘ISO’ indicator displays the current ISO setting, or light sensitivity. Tapping this indicator lets
you adjust your ISO to suit varying lighting conditions.
Tap the ISO indicator to access ISO settings.
While in the ‘ISO’ menu, your camera’s ISO settings appear along the bottom
of the LCD touchscreen. The slider below the presets lets you adjust ISO in 1/3
stop increments.
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