Touchscreen Display; Touchscreen Features; Upper Toolbar - Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Extreme 8K HDR Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento

Touchscreen Display

Touchscreen Features

The interactive touchscreen display lets you view and select options directly from the screen
The intuitive 7 inch display lets you view and select many of the HyperDeck Extreme functions
directly from the touchscreen display.
The display includes an upper and lower toolbar. These toolbars display settings and status
information, for example the current source, or the clip currently being recorded or played.
Settings can also be adjusted by tapping on their relevant icons, for example to change the
source, tap on the 'source' icon, then tap on one of the source options.
Indicators show the current status for items such as the source video format and frame rate,
timecode, media record time remaining, audio levels and transport controls.
The lower toolbar can be hidden or revealed by swiping the touchscreen up or down.

Upper Toolbar

Tap on 'monitor overlay' or the audio meters for immediate access to available settings with
slider controls to adjust speaker levels and select focus assist tools.
Navigate directly to the related menu options by tapping 'source' or 'codec'. Selecting your
active drive for recordings and playback is done by tapping anywhere on the drive icons.
Monitor options
Tap on the monitor icon on the left to access the monitor overlay settings. These settings let
you select and modify the appearance of overlay options including zebra, focus peaking,
guides, grid, false color, contrast, brightness and saturation. This is especially useful when using
the HyperDeck Extreme 8K HDR as a field recorder.
Zebra
Zebra mode will help you to achieve the optimum exposure by displaying diagonal lines
over the areas of content that exceed the set zebra level. To enable zebra mode, toggle
the switch to on. Use the slider or the arrows to the left and right of the percentage icon
to select your zebra level. A level of 100% will mean any area of the image displaying
diagonal lines is overexposed.
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