Dual Gain Shooting

movie, slow&quick motion

You can shoot movies with smooth gradations by taking advantage of the gradation performance of the image sensor.

  1. MENU → (Exposure/Color) → [Exposure] → [Dual Gain Shooting] → desired setting.

Menu item details

On:
Performs dual gain shooting.
Off:
Does not perform dual gain shooting.

Note

  • [Dual Gain Shooting] is locked to [Off] in the following situations.
    • Normal movie recording: The shooting mode is [Intelligent Auto], [File Format] is set to a value other than 4K, or [Rec Frame Rate] is set to 60p/50p or higher.
    • Slow-motion/quick-motion recording: The shooting mode is [Intelligent Auto], or [Frame Rate] is set to 60fps/50fps or higher.
  • When [Dual Gain Shooting] is set to [On], the range of ISO sensitivity and shutter speed that can be set changes.
  • When switching between the following modes, the previous image may remain on the monitor temporarily, but this will not affect the movie being recorded.
    • The setting for [Dual Gain Shooting] is switched between [On] and [Off].
    • The shooting mode is switched between the still image shooting mode and the movie recording mode while [Dual Gain Shooting] is set to [On].
  • [Dual Gain Shooting] increases the power consumption, which may affect the continuous shooting time.
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