Before shooting
Setting the switches for white balance adjustmentTo ensure a clear picture with correct colour tones, the back focus and white balance must be adjusted prior to shooting.
Check your connections before making any adjust- ments. With a monitor connected, set the camera control unit's switches as shown below.
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| WHITE BALANCE switch → “AUTO” |
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| SHUTTER switch → “OFF” |
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| SOURCE switch → “CAMERA” | |||
| GAIN | SHUTTER | WHITE BALANCE |
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| NORMAL | OFF | SET. | MANUAL |
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| BAR |
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| AUTO MANUAL | ON V.SCAN | AUTO PRESET |
| CAMERA | TEST SG | ON OFF | |
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| FREEZE |
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| 3200K | 5600K |
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ALC | ALC + EEI |
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| R | B | R FINE ADJ. B | POSI | NEGA |
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NORMAL |
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| DATE & TIME |
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OVER | UNDER |
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| ON | OFF |
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When setting is complete, shoot a test subject. Adjust the lens focus and check the picture on the monitor.
Back focus adjustmentTo adjust the back focus, refer to the instruction manual provided with the lens you are using.
Back focus adjustment is required only when the lens is installed. No further adjustment is necessary.
White balance must be adjusted beforehand each time you shoot.
Be sure to check the colour tone of the monitor using the BAR signal before adjusting white balance.
If the monitor’s colour tone is incorrect, it may not be possible to accurately adjust the white balance.
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