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HDC-2000 Series Creative Versatility

Multi-matrix Function

The Multi-matrix function of the HDC Series allows color adjustments to be

applied over a user-specified color range. The color spectrum is divided into

16 areas of adjustment, where the hue and/or saturation of each area can be

modified.

Multi-matrix OFF

Natural Skin-tone Detail Function

The Natural Skin-tone Detail function lets you control the tone of human skin

by making certain areas smooth while keeping specific areas sharp. This

function is particularly effective in maintaining eyebrows when human skin

tone is touched up.

Natural Skin-tone Detail OFF

Multi-matrix ON

Simulated images

Natural Skin-tone Detail ON

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Adaptive-matrix Function

This enables ideal color conversion for shooting even under excessively strong

ambient lighting conditions such as live shooting under bright monochromatic

blue light. These conditions would typically cause a conventional matrix function

to exceed the color conversion range.

Knee Saturation Function

Traditionally, shooting very bright portions of an object (such as key light

conditions from a person's forehead) can reduce color saturation and change the

hue in highlight areas. HDC-2000 Series cameras adopt a Knee Saturation

function, in which the "washed-out" effect caused by saturation and hue change

is reduced to a minimum. This function provides far more natural color

reproduction in highlighted areas.

Knee Saturation OFF

Digital Extender Function

The Digital Extender function expands the size of the image by a factor of two in

the center of the image sensor's captured image. This function works without a

decrease in sensitivity, such as an F-number drop, which typically occurs when

using conventional optical extender functions.

Knee Saturation ON

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