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The HDR type controls the low-light performance of the camera. You can switch between Normal
and Linear mode.
Gamma HDR
To edit the Gamma HDR settings, select Camera> Gamma HDR.
Gamma HDR function solves high contrast or changing light issues. Different level options for
Gamma HDR are Low, Mid, Hi, and Auto. Select the suitable Gamma HDR mode based on the bright-
ness of the scene. Note that image noise may appear when activating this function.
NOTE!
Auto mode is not available under these conditions:
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TV system has been set to Linear mode
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TV system has been set to HDR mode and the Shutter ratio under HDR Type is set as
Fixed
Image Stabilizer
To edit the image stabilizer settings, select Camera> Image Stabilizer.
With the Image Stabilizer function, the camera can keep the image steady and suppress vibrating
effects on images caused by external vibration.
NOTE!
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The image stabilizer is only available if the video format in TV System, p. 107 has been set
to WDR 2 Shutter.
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When activating the image stabilizer, the field of view is reduced by a perceptible amount,
both horizontally and vertically. This is due to the stabilizing algorithm of the camera,
which needs about 10% of the image at each side to detect image movement and this por-
tion cannot be used in the final image.
Follow the instructions below to activate the function.
1. Select On from the Stabilizer drop-down list to enable the Image Stabilizer function.
2. Select On from the Auto Calibration drop-down to activate the auto calibration function.
3. Alternately, users can click the Calibrate button for manual calibration. Be sure not to move
the camera for 3 seconds for calibration accuracy.
To disable the function, select Off from the Stabilizer drop-down list.
Menu Reference
The “Camera” Tab
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