User manual EDGECRAFT CHEF SCHOICE PROFESSIONAL 100 DIAMOND HOME

[. . . ] Definitions (1) The CD-ROM shall mean the CD-ROM provided to USER by EDGECRAFT. (2) The Software shall mean the software recorded on the CD-ROM provided to USER by EDGECRAFT. (3) The Documentation shall mean, collectively, the user guide to the software provided to USER by EDGECRAFT, and other documentation related to the Software. (4) The Product shall mean, collectively, the light meter unit and the accessories contained in the same package. [. . . ] Note that the change between light and dark in the image (contrast) between the dynamic range and the clipping point is more gradual with respect to the changes in EV values. * If you need to consider standards for printing, you can set the level values that can be rendered during printing in the clipping points, and set the dynamic ranges outside of clipping points. It is easier to use the triangle cursors (4) to set the level values at the clipping points and dynamic ranges based on the characteristic curve graph. If the clipping poits and dynamic ranges are decided in advance, it is convenient to set by entering numbers directly 7. Add ISO/Light Source You can click the Add ISO/Light Source button to add the data of different ISOs and light sources to the camera exposure profile currently being created in order to increase the accuracy of the profile. To add the data, click the Add ISO/Light Source button. NOTE! In Advanced Mode, profiles created with only one ISO and light source are also all reflected in the other ISOs and light sources. By using Add ISO/Light Source, you turn the profile created from the test image into actual measured values, and profiles with ISOs in between are automatically calculated, which increases the accuracy. Reference When you select Add ISO/Light Source, you are repeating the operations from "2. Select Light Source" to enter the data. While you are adding a profile, the ISO displayed in blue characters in the pull-down menu displayed in the "3. Measured Value" screen indicates that exposure profile data already exists. (In the Windows version, a red checkmark is placed Next to the ISO. ) 8. Save To save the camera exposure profile you created, click the Save button. (In the Windows version, a red checkmark is placed next to the ISO. ) The ISOs in black are calculated values obtained through simulation. 2. Graph display Select the profile you want to view in "Profile Name". Select the camera exposure profile from the Profile Name pull-down menu. Then make selections in Light Source, Measuring Mode and ISO sensitivity. . Select Profile Name Select Light Source Select Measuring Mode Select ISO Sensivility The widths of the dynamic range and the clipping point in the camera exposure profile are indicated by the number of exposure steps (EV scale) at the bottom of the graph. To print, click the Print button. To continue, follow the instructions for your printer to print. Click the Page Setup button to make print settings. To continue, follow the instructions for your printer to make the settings. Click the Preview button to preview the print. Reference The graph of the measured values obtained from the exposure data is displayed in solid lines, and the graph of the calculated values obtained through simulation is displayed in dotted lines. The simulation calculates the difference in EV between two ISOs with actual measurements when a difference in EV in the dynamic range and clipping point occurs between two ISOs so that the change is uniform. (2) Multiple Profiles Click the View Profile Data / Print button in the Main screen. In Multiple Profiles there are Camera Comp and ISO Comp screens. [. . . ] Double-byte characters are not supported. (See Page 32. ) Problem Recommended Action Cannot enter a file name. My computer does not recognize the light meter. Enter up to 31 single-byte alphanumeric characters for the file name. Double-byte characters are not supported. (See Page 32. ) 1. Use a computer that meets the Data Transfer Software system requirements. [. . . ]