Can anyone layout all the benefits and purpose of the various options under scene file?

I have been receiving many questions from a fella here in town that I do not want to answer without really knowing?

Any help?

Cheers

Man, where do I start?
Unfortunatly I am at work right now and I don't have my camera infront of me, but I'll see what I can remember.
well you have your detail settings, from -7 - +7 which will make the image less sharper or sharper respectively. if you have the 100a you also have the option of changing the vertical detail setting as well as the horizontal.
You then have your chroma settings which affect the saturation of the colors, as well as adding or removing green. There is also a detail coring setting on the 100a that allows you to compensate for digital grainyness. You then have your color temp which will make your image warmer or cooler, and the all important master Ped level (-15 - +15) which allows you to adjust how black your blacks are. This should get you started, maybe someone who has the camera infront of them can help to fill in anything I missed.

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Check out the very top thread in this forum.