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REVIEW WITH HISTOGRAM (4.2)
In normal review mode, press the joystick (1.17) inwards once (starting from
normal review) to also display the histogram (4.3.1).
• The histogram appears in the lower half of the picture.
Notes:
• The histogram is available both when reviewing the entire picture and
when showing a detail (see p. 58), but not when simultaneously reviewing
4 or 9 smaller pictures (see p. 59).
• The histogram always relates to the detail of the picture currently dis-
played (see p. 58).
The histogram
You can choose between two types of histogram: Either related to the total
brightness (
Standard), or related to the 3 color channels red/green/blue
(
RGB).
Setting the function
1. In the
SETUP menu (see p. 17/26) select, Histogram (5.25), and
2. then
Standard or RGB in the submenu.
REVIEW WITH CLIPPING INDICATORS (4.3)
In normal review mode, press the joystick (1.17) inwards twice (starting from
normal review) to display the areas that lack defi nition.
• Excessively bright areas are indicated in red, excessively dark areas in
blue, fl ashing in each case. The clipping symbol (4.4.1) also appears in the
bottom right.
Notes:
• The clipping displays are available both when reviewing the entire pic-
ture and when showing a detail (see p. 58), but not when simultaneously
reviewing 4 or 9 smaller pictures (see p. 59).
• The clipping displays always relate to the detail of the picture currently
displayed (see p. 58).
Clipping displays
You can use the menu to set the clipping thresholds for displaying both the
light and dark areas.
Setting the function
1. In the
SETUP menu (see p. 17/26) select, Clipping-Setting (5.26), and
2. set the lower and upper threshold in the submenu.
• The scale shows the clipping areas in relation to the total exposure
range.
INFO REVIEW (4.4)
In normal review, press the joystick (1.17) inwards three times (starting from
normal review mode) to display a whole range of additional picture data and
a reduced image.
Note:
With this review option, the entire picture is displayed, regardless of whether
a detail was previously selected.