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3. Shooting: Adjusting the Brightness
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2 Press and hold the ND VARIABLE AUTO
button (C) until Auto is selected.
Adjusting the light level manually
1 Press the [+] button of the ND FILTER
POSITION up/down buttons (B) to turn ND
filter operation on.
2 Press and hold the ND VARIABLE AUTO
button (C) until Manual is selected.
3 Turn the ND VARIABLE dial (D) to adjust
the transmittance of the filter.
[Tip]
You can also assign the ND Filter function to an
assignable dial (page 48).
Temporarily adjusting automatically
You can assign Push Auto ND to an assignable
button (page 48), and temporarily set Auto
ND Filter to On by pressing and holding the
button. Releasing the button sets Auto ND
Filter back to Off.
Press the [+] button of the ND FILTER POSITION
up/down buttons (B) to turn ND filter
operation on.
[Note]
When the ND filter is switched to or from CLEAR during
shooting, the ND filter frame is displayed on the image
and the operating sound is included in the audio.
[Tips]
You can set to CLEAR by turning the ND VARIABLE dial
(D) down from ND1/4. Turning the dial up from CLEAR
sets ND1/4. You can disable this action using ND Dial
>CLEAR with Dial (page 93) in the Technical menu
of the full menu.
You can also assign ND Filter Position to an assignable
button (page 48), and press the button instead of
using the ND FILTER POSITION up/down buttons to
change the setting.
Preset mode: Clear Preset1 Preset2 Preset3
Clear…
Variable mode: Clear On Clear…
You can also assign Auto ND Filter to an assignable
button (page 48), and press the button to switch
Auto ND filter between On and Off.
When shooting a brightly lit subject, closing the iris
too much may cause diffraction blur, producing an
image starting to go out of focus (typical phenomena
in video cameras). You can suppress this effect to
obtain better shooting results using the ND filter.
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