Operation Manual

MAVO LF Operation Manual（KineOS 6.2）

3.2.4 Zebra

Zebra strip is a very straightforward way to show the overexposed area in an

image.

For Kine cameras, the zebra calculation is based on RAW data: RAW data is

overexposed when the zebra appears. So observe carefully to avoid

unintentional over-exposure in most cases, as it is the "dead white" in the post

workflow.

Zebra threshold value can be set at different values:

[ConfigurationLiveviewZebra Pattern].

The default threshold value is 90%: it means that it displays zebra when the

light exceeds 90% of the maximum range.

3.2.5 e-ND

E-ND refers to electronic ND (Electronic Neutral Density Filter), it is based on

modern liquid crystal materials and optics controlled electronically, which is

completely unlike conventional technology such as a rotating filter wheel or

polarising ND Filters. It covers a wide range from 0.6 to 3.0 (2 stops to 10 stops),

and brings sharp images with color fidelity.

Seamless adjustment brings a very important feature: accurate exposure stop,

which is what traditional glass ND filters don't have. You can also set the

accuracy to one stop (0.3) for each rotate, but the default set is seamless

adjustment by 0.1 stop (0.03).

NOTE E-ND is only embedded to EF/PL adapters, but not inside the camera

body.

Menu Operation

Set Zebra Threshold

[Configuration

LiveviewZebra Pattern]

Menu Operation

Set e-ND

[Configuration

SettingsND Adjust]