Blackmagic Design URSA Mini series Installations- Und Bedienungsanleitung Seite 89

Dynamic Range
Adjust the 'dynamic range' setting by tapping the dynamic range icons. Blackmagic URSA Mini
has two dynamic range settings:
Film The 'film' setting shoots video using a log curve giving you 12 to 15 stops of
dynamic range, depending on your URSA Mini model, and maximizes the
information in your video signal to help you get the most out of color grading
software, such as DaVinci Resolve.
Video The 'video' setting is similar to the REC 709 color standard for high definition
video. This lets you work faster by recording directly to the compressed video
formats in a color space suitable for direct delivery or minimal post processing.
URSA Mini Pro has an additional setting available:
Extended The 'extended video' setting offers a good balance between 'video' and 'film'
dynamic range settings. This setting offers a wider dynamic range than 'video,'
Video
while applying a mild contrast change with a smooth roll off in the highlights.
'Extended video' is suitable for use with standard broadcast monitors and is a
helpful setting if you have limited time for post production and want to record your
clips with a pleasing 'look' applied.
NOTE If you are using 'video' or 'extended video' dynamic range, make sure that
display LUT is not enabled on any of the monitor outputs, LCD, Front SDI or Main SDI.
If the display LUT is enabled, the LUT indicator will be visible on the HUD and the
image appears to have more saturation and contrast than intended. To check your
display LUTs setting, see the 'monitor' settings later in this manual.
Window Sensor
URSA Mini can be set to use the 'full' sensor area. Alternatively, for even higher frame rates you
can use 'window' mode. This will use only the amount of sensor pixels needed for a given video
format rather than downscaling images from the entire sensor.
As the HD 'window sensor' and 2K 'window sensor' modes use only the very center of
URSA Mini's sensor, the field of view of any given lens will appear narrower due to the crop
factor involved. When using a 20mm lens to shoot HD footage in windowed sensor mode,
for instance, field of view of URSA Mini will be equivalent to a 48mm lens.
This setting is available when shooting below your URSA Mini's maximum resolution.
For example, 'window sensor' is available when shooting 4.6K 2.4:1, 4K, 3K anamorphic, 2K or
HD ProRes footage on URSA Mini 4.6K.
The fastest frame rates are available when shooting HD footage in windowed mode.
TIP When using 'window sensor' mode, your URSA Mini's 'resolution' settings will be
labelled 'resolution - sensor windowed' to reflect this.
Project Frame Rate
The project frame rate is URSA Mini's recording format frame rate and provides a selection of
common frame rates used in the film and television industry. For example, 23.98 frames per
second using 4K ProRes HQ. This frame rate is normally set to match your playback speed and
audio sync used in your post production workflow and delivery requirements.
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