Canon LEGRIA HV40 Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 57)

Other Functions

Advanced Functions

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On-screen displays + Data code

2

on Æ

Only on-screen displays on Æ

Only tape-related displays (in stop mode

or playback pause) or All displays off

(during playback)

On-screen displays + Histogram

3

/Data

code on Æ Only on-screen displays on Æ

All displays off

1

Tape related displays: Tape operation icon,

time code and remaining tape display.

2

Data code: Time, date and camera data at the

time of recording. The contents to be

displayed can be selected as explained in the

following section.

3

Histogram display: For still images you can

display the complete camera data registered

at the time of recording. For details on how to

read the histogram display, refer to the

following section.

Selecting the Data Code

You can select the data code to be

displayed when playing back movies.

Options



Default value

Reading the Histogram Display

When viewing still images you can

display the histogram and the icons of all

the functions used at the time of

recording. Use the histogram as a

reference to verify the correct exposure of

the still image.

The area to the right of the histogram

represents highlights and the left side

represents shadows. A still image whose

histogram skews to the right is relatively

bright; while one whose histogram peaks

to the left, is relatively dark.

NOTES

The histogram display will appear also after

recording a still image while reviewing it within

the time set for the [REVIEW] option (or

immediately after recording it, if [REVIEW] is set

to [ OFF]).

[ DATE], [ TIME]

Displays the date or time when the scene

or still image was recorded.

[ DATE & TIME]



Displays both the date and time of the

recording.

[ CAMERA DATA]

Displays the aperture (f-stop) and shutter

speed used when recording the image.

FUNC.

(21)

MENU

DISPLAY SETUP/

DATA CODE

Desired option

FUNC.

FUNC.

Shadows

Pixel Count

Highlights

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