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  1. davide sorasio
    Hi everybody. I have a couple questions on the zebra features of digital cameras. I know it's a feature that helps you seeing which part of the frame correspond to a certain IRE level. What I'd like to know is which level of IRE should the zebra set to. I know it is a customizable feature but I'd like to know generally what should the zebra level set to. Which IRE value corrspond to over exposed to a point of loosing info? And why is there an option to set 2 zebras at the same time?Is it because it's common to set it for a high value of IRE and a low value at the same time in order to check over and under exposure at the same time? Thanks so much in advance for the help!
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