(7) WHITE BAL (WHITE BALANCE)
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Use the | SELECT switches to select | S H U T T E R | D / N : M I D | |
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AUTO : The white balance is automatically | B L C | A U T O | ||
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| temperature variations on the ob- | S H A R P N E S S M I D | ||
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| SELECT switches to adjust the shift |
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| altered in the blue side. |
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MANUAL : Press the SELECT switch to enter the MANUAL SETTINGS. Use the SELECT switches to adjust R Gain (Red) and B Gain (Blue) until the desired white balance is reached. Press SELECT to exit the manual settings.
INDOOR1 : Optimum setting for the white balance when the color temperature is 3000K indoors with an incandescent lamp.
INDOOR2 : Optimum setting for the white balance when the color temperature is 4000K indoors with a fluorescent lamp.
OUTDOOR : Optimum setting for the white balance when the color temperature is 5200K in an outside environment.
NOTES
•If the optimum white balance cannot be obtained, then try to set
(8) ID. = Camera ID.
Refer to 8.2 (6).
(9) ID. POS = Camera ID. Position
Refer to 8.2 (7).
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