Panasonic NV-VZ10ENC, NV-RZ9EN, NV-RZ10EN/A Recording with Manual White Balance, Adjustment

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			Recording with Manual White Balance
			Adjustment
			With this Movie Camera, you can also adjust the white
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			Use this mode for special subjects and recording conditions,
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1 Press the [PROG. AE] Button repeatedly until an indication other than [AUTO] Indication appears.

2 Attach the White Lens Cap and zoom in until the entire screen is white.

3 Keep the [W.B] Button pressed until the [1] Indication 1 stops flashing and remains lit.

≥When the Sepia Mode, Black & White Mode or 0 Lux Night View Mode is used, it is not possible to manually adjust the white balance. Also, if the white balance was manually adjusted, it cannot be cancelled, even if you press the [W.B] Button.

In the following cases, the [1] Indication flashes:

≥During manual adjustment of the white balance. (If the surroundings are dark and the white balance cannot be adjusted, the [1] Indication keeps flashing.)

≥When the previously set white balance setting is maintained. ≥When you are trying to adjust the white balance in the digital zoom range (23k–250k). In this case, first adjust the white balance in the optical zoom range (1k–22k) and then zoom

back to within the Digital Zoom Mode.

Cancelling the Manual White Balance Mode

Press the [W.B] Button once. Or, press the [PROG. AE] Button repeatedly until the [AUTO] Indication appears.

Subjects and Recording Conditions Not Suitable for Recording in the Full Auto Mode

≥Subjects with dark surfaces

≥When moving the Movie Camera from outdoors to indoors while recording

≥Subjects lit by different light sources

≥Subjects lit by mercury-vapour or natrium lamps

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