Transport Display; Exposure Scope; Focus Scope; Audio Scope - Blackmagic Design URSA Manual Del Usuario

Camera Features
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When the peak of the focus scope curve reaches its highest
point, you'll know your image is in focus.
The dropped frames alert indicates when your CFast card is
dropping frames during recording. The red tips on the audio
scope waveform indicate when your audio has clipped.
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Transport Display

The Transport display provides a bright colored icon that indicates which transport buttons are being
used. The icon also provides a dropped frames alert if frames are dropped during recording, and displays
FULL when recording has reached maximum capacity.

Exposure Scope

The Exposure scope displays a histogram which shows the contrast between whites and blacks along
a horizontal scale. The left edge of the histogram displays shadows, or blacks, and the far right displays
highlights, or whites. When you close or open the lens aperture, you'll notice the information in the
histogram moves to the left or right accordingly. To achieve optimum exposure, set your lens aperture
so the information is distributed towards the right of the histogram and curves to a point at the bottom
right edge. This is known as ETTR, or exposing to the right.

Focus Scope

The Focus scope displays a bell curve that moves up and down as you focus and defocus your lens. The
height of the curve depends on the amount of detail in your picture. For example, in images containing
lots of detail, the curve will be higher and more pronounced. When the curve peaks relative to the amount
of detail in your image, you'll know your image is in perfect focus.

Audio Scope

The Audio scope displays a continually updating waveform of the previous 3 seconds of recorded audio.
If you hear a loud sound while recording, you can easily check if your audio is clipped because the
waveform will display red tips on the waveform spikes. You can make adjustments to avoid clipping by
turning the audio level adjustment knobs counterclockwise until the audio meter stops rising above 0dB.

Media Timeline

The media timeline displays the recording and playback status of your CFast cards. The dot and clip
indicators illuminate different colors depending on use: Red when writing to the card, Green when reading
the card, and Yellow in the event of a card error. As a new clip is recorded, the active slot displays a new
clip on the timeline. The time remaining indicator at the end of each timeline displays the remaining
minutes and seconds of recording time for each CFast card and displays FULL when a card reaches
maximum capacity.
When a card is full and you have an empty CFast card in the second slot, Blackmagic URSA will automatically
record to the other CFast card. To play a selected clip, press the Play button on the fold out monitor
transport controls, or on the outside of the door.