Eric Coughlin
Veteran
I've been meaning to post this topic for awhile and don't recall seeing this mentioned on DVXuser before. I had the C100 Mark II for a good couple years or so before someone showed me that holding down "Display" turns on luminance (additional brightness) on the C100 Mark II.
Each time you turn the C100 Mark II off, luminance automatically turns off. This can be a pain, though it can also be useful in case you forget it's on. If you judge exposure by the LCD image rather than purely from waveform and zebras, luminance being absentmindedly left on in a dark environment can mess you up on exposure. So, it's nice that there's an option to relatively quickly turn it on and off.
You have to hold it down for a good three seconds, but that's still quicker than digging into the menus to do so. There is no way to assign a button to luminance, so holding down "Display" is the quickest way to turn it on or off.
Anyway, that's all.
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Each time you turn the C100 Mark II off, luminance automatically turns off. This can be a pain, though it can also be useful in case you forget it's on. If you judge exposure by the LCD image rather than purely from waveform and zebras, luminance being absentmindedly left on in a dark environment can mess you up on exposure. So, it's nice that there's an option to relatively quickly turn it on and off.
You have to hold it down for a good three seconds, but that's still quicker than digging into the menus to do so. There is no way to assign a button to luminance, so holding down "Display" is the quickest way to turn it on or off.
Anyway, that's all.
This public service announcement has been brought to you by Eric Coughlin.