Brian Mills
February 18th, 2015, 08:13 PM
So in watching Doug Jensen's excellent tutorial on using the FS7, he said something that blew me away.
At first, he said when using Cine IE mode, to put white at 60 IRE in zebras (I had heard that before).
But then he warned that if you apply a MLUT to the viewfinder, the zebras will then respond to the MLUT picture and not the true recorded signal (good to know!). So he said to compensate by changing the zebra target, but he did not say to what value!
So if I use the standard REC709 MLUT in the viewfinder, what should the new zebra value I expose for be?
How would I find out on my own if no one had that answer handy?
Thank you for your help!
At first, he said when using Cine IE mode, to put white at 60 IRE in zebras (I had heard that before).
But then he warned that if you apply a MLUT to the viewfinder, the zebras will then respond to the MLUT picture and not the true recorded signal (good to know!). So he said to compensate by changing the zebra target, but he did not say to what value!
So if I use the standard REC709 MLUT in the viewfinder, what should the new zebra value I expose for be?
How would I find out on my own if no one had that answer handy?
Thank you for your help!