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Posted by Steve Wills on 10/27/20 11:27
Thanks guys.
I *did* find out (from Josh the technician that repairs lenses for Canon in
Chicago) that this particular lens *does* have a trim-pot inside to change
the settings.
They are marked OE (open exposure) and CE (close exposure) and adjustments
can be easily made. His said you couldn't really hurt anything and I could
adjust it myself just using a waveform and set it the way I want it.
I haven't tried it yet but will this weekend.
Steve
On 9/23/05 3:07 PM, in article
1127502455.190255.4530@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "Mike Kujbida"
<kujfam@xplornet.com> wrote:
> Steve, a couple of things for you to try.
> #1. Make sure the "Output" switch is set to the "auto knee" position.
> This allows a more gradual slope into excessive whites.
> #2. By default, this camera (I run 2 of the 550 series at work) has
> the white clip set to 108 IRE. This can be reset to 100 IRE by holding
> down the "white balance" switch (i.e. push the switch up) and turning
> the power on at the same time. This brings up a menu screen where you
> can change this setting.
>
> That's about it for suggestions other than to turn the zebra pattern on
> and use it constantly. Unless I'm in a "run & gun" situation (rare) I
> run my cameras in manual mode. The lens should have a button on the
> top of it to allow you to do a quick iris set. This is quite handy.
>
> Mike
>
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