Sony Pmv F5 Manual

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Settings
Skin DetailAdjusting the skin 
detail 
compensationSetting
On / OffTurns the skin detail compensation function on/off.
Area Detection
Execute/CancelDetects the color for the skin detail compensation.
Execute: Executes this function.
Area Indication
On / OffTurn on/off the function that displays the zebra pattern in the 
target area for the skin detail compensation.
Level
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the skin detail level.
Saturation
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the color (saturation) level for the skin detail 
compensation.
Hue
0 to 359Adjusts the color hue for the skin detail compensation.
Width
0 to 90 (40)Adjusts the width of the color hue for the skin detail 
compensation.
MatrixSetting of the 
Matrix correctionSetting
On / OffTurns the matrix correction function on/off.
Preset Matrix
On / OffTurns the preset matrix function on/off.
Preset Select

Standard / High Saturation / 
FL Light / Cinema / F55 709 
Like
 PMW-F55:
1: SMPTE240M / 2: ITU-709 / 
3: SMPTE Wide / 4: NTSC / 
5: EBU / 10: S-Gamut3.Cine 
Like / 11: S-Gamut3 LikeSelects the preset matrix.
User Matrix
On / OffTurns the user matrix correction function on/off.
Level
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the color saturation for the entire picture area.
Phase
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the color phase for the entire picture area.
User Matrix R-G
–99 to +99 (±0)Finely adjusts the color phase for the entire picture area by 
independently setting each of the factors.
User Matrix R-B
–99 to +99 (±0)
User Matrix G-R
–99 to +99 (±0)
User Matrix G-B
–99 to +99 (±0)
User Matrix B-R
–99 to +99 (±0)
User Matrix B-G
–99 to +99 (±0)
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Multi MatrixSettings for the 
multi-matrix 
correctionSetting
On / OffTurns on/off the multi-matrix correction, which allows 
specific colors to be selected for saturation correction in a 16-
axis hue space.
Area Indication
On / OffDisplays a zebra pattern in the areas of the specified color for 
multi-matrix correction.
Color Detection
Execute/CancelDetects the target color on the screen for multi-matrix 
correction.
Execute: Executes this function.
Axis
B / B+  /MG- / MG / MG+ / R /
R+ / YL- / YL /YL+ / G- / G / 
G+ / CY / CY+ / B-Specifies a color targeted by multi-matrix correction (16-axis 
mode).
Hue
–99 to +99 (±0)Sets the color hue of the color targeted by multi-matrix 
correction for each 16-axis mode.
Saturation
–99 to +99 (±0)Sets the saturation of the color targeted by multi-matrix 
correction for each 16-axis mode.
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Settings
Audio Menu
Audio
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Audio InputSetting for audio 
inputs
Note
This item cannot 
be selected when 
removing the 
audio connector 
panel.Front MIC Select
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Mono / StereoSelects the front microphone sound from either monaural and 
stereo.
Rear XLR Auto
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
On / OffTurn on/off the function that detects audio cable connection 
for the AUDIO IN connector on the rear of the CBK-55BK 
automatically.
On: Detects the audio cable connection automatically. REAR 
is selected for AUDIO CH-1 or AUDIO CH-2 input signal in 
spite of the setting of the AUDIO IN switch on the CBK-
55BK.
Off: Selects the input signal by following the setting of the 
AUDIO IN switch on the CBK-55BK.
Front MIC CH1 Ref
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
–70dB / –60dB / –50dB / 
–40dB / –30dBSelects the reference input level of CH-1 for the front 
microphone on the CBK-55BK.
Front MIC CH2 Ref
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
–70dB / –60dB / –50dB / 
–40dB / –30dBSelects the reference input level of CH-2 for the front 
microphone on the CBK-55BK.
Rear MIC CH1 Ref
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
–70dB / –60dB / –50dB / 
–40dB / –30dBSelects the reference input level for when the AUDIO IN CH-
1 switch on the rear of the CBK-55BK is set to MIC.
Rear MIC CH2 Ref
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
–70dB / –60dB / –50dB / 
–40dB / –30dBSelects the reference input level for when the AUDIO IN CH-
2 switch on the rear of the CBK-55BK is set to MIC.
MIC CH1 Ref
–60dB / –50dB / –40dBSelects the reference input level for when the AUDIO IN CH1 
switch is set to MIC.
Note
This item is not displayed when the CBK-55BK is attached.
MIC CH2 Ref
–60dB / –50dB / –40dBSelects the reference input level for when the AUDIO IN CH2 
switch is set to MIC.
Note
This item is not displayed when the CBK-55BK is attached.
Line Input Ref
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
0dB / +4dB / –3dB / EBULSelects the reference input level for when the AUDIO IN CH-
1/CH-2 switch on the rear of the CBK-55BK is set to LINE. 
						

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Limiter Mode
Off / –6dB / – 9dB / –12dB / 
–15dB / –17dBSelects the limiter level when a loud signal is input while 
setting audio input level manually.
When you do not use the limiter, select “Off.”
1KHz Tone on Color Bars
On / OffTurn the 1-kHz reference tone signal on/off.
CH-1 Wind Filter
On / OffTurn the wind filter for the channel 1 on/off.
CH-2 Wind Filter
On / OffTurn the wind filter for the channel 2 on/off.
CH-3 Wind Filter
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
On / OffTurn the wind filter for the channel 3 on/off.
CH-4 Wind Filter
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
On / OffTurn the wind filter for the channel 4 on/off.
MIC CH1 Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Side1 / Front / Front+Side1Select the knob for adjusting when recording the sound from 
the front microphone on the CBK-55BK to CH-1.
Side1: LEVEL CH-1 knob on the audio operating section
Front: MIC LEVEL knob on the operating section (front)
Front+Side1: LEVEL CH-1 knob and MIC LEVEL knob 
(interlocked) 
MIC CH2 Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Side2 / Front / Front+Side2Select the knob for adjusting when recording the sound from 
the front microphone on the CBK-55BK to CH-2.
Side2: LEVEL CH-2 knob on the audio operating section
Front: MIC LEVEL knob on the operating section (front)
Front+Side2: LEVEL CH-2 knob and MIC LEVEL knob 
(interlocked) 
Rear1/WRR Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Side1 / Front / Front+Side1Select the knob for adjusting the sound from the wireless 
microphone attached to the CBK-55BK or device connected 
to the AUDIO IN CH-1 connector on the rear of the CBK-
55BK.
Side1: LEVEL CH-1 knob on the audio operating section
Front: MIC LEVEL knob on the operating section (front)
Front+Side1: LEVEL CH-1 knob and MIC LEVEL knob 
(interlocked) 
Rear2/WRR Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Side2 / Front / Front+Side2Select the knob for adjusting the sound from the wireless 
microphone attached to the CBK-55BK or device connected 
to the AUDIO IN CH-2 connector on the rear of the CBK-
55BK.
Side2: LEVEL CH-2 knob on the audio operating section
Front: MIC LEVEL knob on the operating section (front)
Front+Side2: LEVEL CH-2 knob and MIC LEVEL knob 
(interlocked) 
Audio CH3 Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Side3 / Front / Front+Side3Select the knob for adjusting the audio level of sound 
recorded to channel 3.
Side3: LEVEL CH-3 knob on the audio operating section
Front: MIC LEVEL knob on the operating section (front)
Front+Side3: LEVEL CH-3 knob and MIC LEVEL knob 
(interlocked) 
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Audio CH4 Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Side4 / Front / Front+Side4Select the knob for adjusting the audio level of sound 
recorded to channel 4.
Side4: LEVEL CH-4 knob on the audio operating section
Front: MIC LEVEL knob on the operating section (front)
Front+Side4: LEVEL CH-4 knob and MIC LEVEL knob 
(interlocked) 
Audio LevelSetting for audio 
recording level
Notes
 This item cannot 
be selected when 
removing the 
audio connector 
panel.
 The recording 
level for the 
channel that the 
AES/EBU signal 
is selected is 
locked.CH-1 Audio Select
Auto / ManualThe audio recording level is adjusted automatically when you 
set to “Auto.”
CH-2 Audio Select
Auto / ManualThe audio recording level is adjusted automatically when you 
set to “Auto.”
CH-1 Audio Level
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the audio recording level when “CH-1 Audio Select” 
is set to “Manual.”
CH-2 Audio Level
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the audio recording level when “CH-2 Audio Select” 
is set to “Manual.”
AGC Spec
–6dB / –9dB / –12dB / 
–15dB / –17dBSelects the AGC level.
CH1&2 AGC Mode
Mono / StereoSelects auto adjusting method for the input level of an analog 
audio signal recorded to CH-1/CH-2 from “Mono” (performs 
for each channel) and “Stereo” (performs in stereo mode).
CH3&4 AGC Mode
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
Mono / StereoSelects auto adjusting method for the input level of an analog 
audio signal recorded to CH-3/CH-4 from “Mono” (performs 
for each channel) and “Stereo” (performs in stereo mode).
Reference Level
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
–20dB / –18dB / –16dB / 
–12dB / EBULSets the reference output level for 1 kHz test signal.
Audio OutputSetting for audio 
outputsOutput CH
CH-1/CH-2
CH-3/CH-4Selects audio output channels from either channels 1 and 2 or 
channels 3 and 4.
Note
This item cannot be set when the CBK-55BK is attached.
Monitor CH
When “Output CH” is set to 
“CH1/CH2”
CH-1/CH-2
CH-1
CH-2
When “Output CH” is set to 
“CH3/CH4”
CH-3/CH-4
CH-3
CH-4Selects the audio channel(s) to be fed to the headphones and 
the built-in speaker.
CH-1/CH-2 (CH-3/CH-4): Stereo
CH-1 (CH-3): CH-1 (CH-3) only
CH-2 (CH-4): CH-2 (CH-4) only
Note
This item cannot be set when the CBK-55BK is attached.
Headphone Out
Mono / StereoSelects the headphones output, “Mono” or “Stereo.”
Monitor Level
0 to 99Adjusts the monitor level.
Note
This item cannot be set when the CBK-55BK is attached.
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Reference Out
(Only when the CBK-55BK is 
attached)
+4dB / 0dB / –3dB / EBULSets the output level for the reference input level of the LIVE 
AUDIO OUT connector on the CBK-55BK.
WRR SettingSetting related to 
the wireless 
receiver
(Only when the 
CBK-55BK is 
attached)WRR Valid CH Sel
All / CH1Selects whether to enable channels 1 and 2 of the wireless 
receiver (“All”) or channel 1 only (“CH1”).
All: Enables channels 1 and 2.
CH1: Enables channel 1 only. (Select when using as the 
monaural wireless receiver.)
WRR CH Select
TX1 / TX2Specifies the target channel for menu display.
TX1: Displays channel 1.
TX2: Displays channel 2.
WRR Delay Comp
On / OffEnables delay compensation for wireless audio input.
Off: Disables.
On: Enables. (The audio in all E-E output is delayed by about 
8 ms.)
TX Displays the name of the transmitter of which signals are 
being received on the channel selected by “WRR CH Select.”
TX Audio Peak
--- / PeakDisplays whether the AF level of the transmitter of which 
signals are being received on the channel selected by “WRR 
CH Select” are peaking.
TX Input Level
--- / Mic / LineDisplays whether the input level of the transmitter of which 
signals are being received on the channel selected by “WRR 
CH Select” is set to MIC or LINE.
TX ATT Level Sets the ATT level of the transmitter of which signals are 
being received on the channel selected by “WRR CH Select.” 
(The setting range varies depending on the transmitter.)
TX LCF Frequency Sets the low cut filter frequency of the transmitter of which 
signals are being received on the channel selected by “WRR 
CH Select.” (The setting range varies depending on the 
transmitter.)
TX System Delay
Auto / 0.0ms to 8.0msSpecifies the amount of audio delay for the channel selected 
by “WRR CH Select.”
Auto: Automatically adjusts the amount of delay so that the 
delay in the audio received from the wireless transmitter is 
zero. 
0.0ms to 8.0ms: Sets the amount of anticipated wireless 
system delay, for cases in which several wireless systems are 
being used over a devices such as an audio mixer.
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Settings
Video Menu
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Output On/OffSetting the video 
outputSDI (Sub)
On / OffTurns the SDI (Sub) output on/off.
HDMI
On / OffTurns the HDMI output on/off.
Output FormatSetting for the 
output formatSDI (Main) Selects the SDI (Main) output format.
The setting value differs, depending on the settings of 
“Frequency” in “System Setting” and “Rec Format” of the 
System menu (page 101).
SDI (Sub) Selects the SDI (sub) output format.
The setting value differs, depending on the settings of 
“Frequency” in “System Setting” of the System menu and 
“SDI (Main)” in “Output Format” of the Video menu (page 
101).
HDMI Selects the HDMI output format.
The setting value differs, depending on the settings of 
“Frequency” in “System Setting” and “Rec Format” of the 
System menu (page 105).
EXT IF Displays the extend IF output signal.
Test Displays the video output signal.
Output SettingSetting for the 
output conversion 
mode4K/2K to HD Conv.
Letter Box / Edge Crop / 
Anamo ×1.3 / Anamo ×2Sets the picture frame for YPbPr format video signal.
Letter Box / Edge Crop: Sets the output conversion mode for 
17:9 t 16:9 signal. (This setting is available only when 
“Format” in “Rec Format” of the System menu is set to 
“XAVC 4096 × 2160P” or “XAVC 2048 × 1080P.”)
Anamo ×1.3 / Anamo ×2: Corrects the distortion of the 
images that are output from the video output when using an 
anamorphic lens. (This setting is available only when “Main 
Operation” in “Base Setting” of the System menu is set to 
“RAW.”)
Note
The HD output signal when “Main Operation” in “Base 
Setting” of the System menu is set to “RAW,” or the internal 
recorded signal when “Setting” in “Rec Control” of the 
Recording menu is set to “SxS & AXS,” is “Letter Box”-
equivalent signal.
SD Mode
Letter Box / Edge Crop / 
SqueezeSets the output mode (aspect) for the SD signal. 
						

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Monitor LUTSetting for the 
monitor LUTCategory
LUT / Look Profile / 
User 3D LUTSelects the type of Look for Monitor LUT.
LUT: Outputs images using Preset LUT or User LUT.
Look Profile: Outputs images that are suited for the start point 
of color grading or images that are close to print quality by 
selecting the Look number.
User 3D LUT: Outputs images using User 3D LUT. (This 
setting is available only when “Color Space” in “Base 
Setting” of the System menu is set to “S-Gamut3.Cine/
SLog3” or “S-Gamut3/SLog3.”)
LUT Select
P1: 709 (800%)
P2: HG8009G40
P3: HG8009G33
P4: S-Log2
P5: S-Log3
U1
U2
U3
U4
U5
U6Selects the type of LUT when “Category” in “Monitor LUT” 
is set to “LUT.”
709 (800%): Signals, for which the dynamic range is 
expanded up to 800%, by using ITU-R709 as a standard.
HG8009G40: Signals, for which the dynamic range is 800%, 
white limit is 109%, and use hyper gamma, for which 
video output with 18% gray card is 40%.
HG8009G33: Signals, for which the dynamic range is 800%, 
white limit is 109%, and use hyper gamma, for which 
video output with 18% gray card is 33%.
S-Log2: Log signal with 1300% dynamic range, for which the 
post production process should be performed, and 
visibility for Video Monitor is considered. (This setting is 
available only when “Color Space” in “Base Setting” of 
the System menu is set to “S-Gamut/SLog2.” The color 
space is set to S-Gamut.)
S-Log3: Log signal with 1300% dynamic range, which is 
close to Cineon Log curve, and the characteristics of film. 
(This setting is available only when “Color Space” in 
“Base Setting” of the System menu is set to 
“S-Gamut3.Cine/SLog3” or “S-Gamut3/SLog3.” The 
color space is set to S-Gamut3.)
U1 to U6: Any LUT signal that is imported from an SD card.
Look Profile Select
1: LC-709
2: LC-709typeA
3: SLog2-709
4: Cine+709Selects the type of Look Profile when “Category” in “Monitor 
LUT” is set to “Look Profile.”
User 3D LUT Select
User 3D-1 / User 3D-2 / 
User 3D-3 / User 3D-4Selects the 3D LUT signal that is imported from an SD Card.
SDI (Main) & Internal Rec
MLUT On / MLUT Off
Selects whether to apply Monitor LUT to the image that is 
output from SDI (Main) and recorded on an SxS memory card.
(When “Main Operation” is set to “RGB,” this setting is 
locked to “MLUT Off.”)
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SDI (Sub) & HDMI
MLUT On / MLUT OffSelects whether to apply Monitor LUT to the image that is 
output from SDI (Sub) and HDMI.
(This setting is in accord with the “SDI (Main) & Internal 
Rec” setting, while the S&Q Motion or viewfinder double 
speed drive function is activated, or during RAW playback.*)
* This setting for the HDMI output follows the “SDI (Main) & 
Internal Rec” setting when the SDI output format is set to 
4K/QFHD and the HDMI output is set to 2K/HD. This 
setting is locked to “MLUT On” when the HDMI output is 
set to 2K/HD.
Viewfinder
MLUT On / MLUT OffSelects whether to apply Monitor LUT to the viewfinder 
image.
(This setting is in accord with the “SDI (Main) & Internal 
Rec” setting, while the S&Q Motion or viewfinder double 
speed drive function is activated, or during RAW playback.*)
* This setting is locked to “MLUT On” when the SDI output 
format is set to 4K/QFHD.
Output DisplaySetting for the 
output signalVF Out
On / OffSelects whether to overlaps characters and markers on the 
viewfinder output signal.
4K/QFHD SDI/HDMI Out (PMW-
F55 only)
On / OffSelects whether to overlaps characters and markers on the 
SDI or HDMI output signal when the picture size of SDI or 
HDMI output is 4K/QFHD.
HD/SD SDI (Sub) Out
On / OffSelects whether to overlaps characters and markers on the 
SDI (Sub) output signal when the SDI (Sub) output picture 
quality is less than HD.
HD/SD HDMI Out
On / OffSelects whether to overlaps characters and markers on the 
HDMI output signal when the HDMI output picture quality is 
less than HD.
Forced Menu Disp
VF / SDI/HDMI / Sub DisplaySelects the output that displays the menu by pressing MENU 
even if the Output Display setting for each output is set to off.
VF: Viewfinder that is connected to the VF (viewfinder 
output) connector.
SDI/HDMI: Monitor that is connected to the SDI OUT3, SDI 
OUT4 (Sub), or HDMI OUT connector.
Sub Display: Sub display screen.
Note
The menu is not displayed on the sub display when this item 
is set to “VF” or “SDI/HDMI.” 
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When there is a button or dial that corresponds to the menu item on the attached viewfinder, that item is 
not available.
VF Menu
VF
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VF SettingSetting the 
viewfinderColor
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the color of pictures on the viewfinder.
Contrast
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the contrast of pictures on the viewfinder.
Brightness
–99 to +99 (±0)Adjusts the brightness of pictures on the viewfinder.
Color Mode
Color / B&WSelects the display mode of the viewfinder while E-E display/
recording.
Aspect
Auto / Full / Anamo ×1.3 / 
Anamo ×2Selects the displayed area of pictures for the viewfinder.
Anamo ×1.3 / Anamo ×2: Corrects the distortion of the 
images on the viewfinder screen when using an anamorphic 
lens. (This setting is available only when “Main Operation” in 
“Base Setting” of the System menu is set to “RAW.”)
Double Speed Drive
On / OffTurns on/off the function that doubles the frame rate for the 
viewfinder display when the system frequency is 23.98, 24, 
25, or 29.97.
(When this function is set to “On,” the settable range for 
“Shutter Value” in “Shutter” of the Camera menu is limited to 
180 degrees for the shutter angle.)
Notes
This function is not available on the following settings.
 System frequency is 50 or 59.94.
 “Setting” in “S&Q Motion” of the Camera menu is set to 
“On.”
 “Setting” in “Slow Shutter” of the Camera menu is set to 
“On.”
 Recording format is set to SStP SR-SQ 444/SStP SR-Lite 
422/SStP SR-SQ 422.
 During playback or displaying thumbnail.
PeakingSetting the peaking 
functionSetting
On / OffTurns the peaking function on/off.
Peaking Type
Normal / ColorSelects the peaking type.
Normal: Normal peaking.
Color: Color peaking.
Frequency
Normal / HighSelects the peaking frequency from “Normal” (normal 
frequency) or “High” (high frequency).
Normal Peaking Level
0 to 99 (50)Sets the normal peaking level.
Color
B&W / Red / Yellow / BlueSelects the color of the peaking signal when “Peaking Type” 
is set to “Color.”
Color Peaking Level
0 to 99 (50)Sets the color peaking level.