Increasing Image Contrast
Some images display best when the contrast between the image and its background is increased. To increase contrast, press the CONTRAST button on the document camera. To turn contrast off, press the button again.
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Adjusting the White Balance
Normally, the document camera automatically adjusts the screen’s white balance. However, it may be necessary to correct for color shifts in different lighting conditions.
If the displayed image has a color cast, press the WHITE BALANCE button on the document camera once to correct the color shift. If you later want to return to automatic white balance adjustment, press the button a second time. (See page 30 for manual white balance adjustments using the document camera’s
Rotating the Image
You can rotate the image by 90° in a counterclockwise direction each time you press the IMAGE ROTATION button on the document camera. For instructions on rotating the image using the
Reducing Noise in the Image
To reduce noise in the projected image, press the CLEAR MODE button on the document camera. To exit this mode, press the button again.
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