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Looks and Other Image Effects
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Looks and Other Image Effects
You have the option of adding a "look" to your recordings. A look is a combination of various picture
settings that can enhance the recording's visual quality. You can also adjust various aspects of the
picture, such as the color depth and sharpness.
POINTS TO CHECK
Select a recording program other than the Special Scene recording programs.
Selecting a Look
If you do not plan to use a preset look, skip this procedure and perform the procedure Adjusting
Picture Settings after this one.
1 Open the image effects screen.
[FUNC.] > [Image Effects]
2Touch [ON].
Select [OFF] instead to turn off the image effects.
3 Touch [Looks] and then touch the desired option.
To further adjust the picture, touch [K] and continue with step 3 from the procedure below. If
not, touch [X].
Options (
Default value)
Adjusting Picture Settings
1 Open the image effects screen.
[FUNC.] > [Image Effects]
2Touch [ON].
Select [OFF] instead to turn off the image effects.
3 Touch [Color Depth], [Sharpness], [Contrast] or [Brightness].
4Touch [Ï] or [Ð] or drag your finger along the dial to adjust the effect level.
+ levels: richer colors, sharper image, stronger contrast, brighter image.
- levels: shallower colors, softer image, softer contrast, darker image.
To adjust other parameters, touch [K] to return to the image effects screen. Touch the desired
control button and repeat step 4.
5Touch [X] to save and apply the customized picture settings.
b will appear on the screen. If the [Highlight Priority] look is selected, will also appear on the
screen.
Operating modes:
[Standard]
Standard look for general shooting situations.
[Highlight Priority] Creates a picture with a natural gradation in tones and reduces overexposure in
bright areas by not compressing highlights.
[Wide DR] Applies a gamma curve with a very wide dynamic range and an appropriate color matrix.
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