White paper

EN35

Manual White Balance Operation

If the camera is operating in PRO. mode, perform a Manual White Balance when shooting under various types of lighting.

Select Dial

Display

4NEXT

M. W. B. AUTO

D . ZOOM ON TELE MACRO OFF DATETIME TAPE LENGTH T30

4RETURN

M.W.B.

AUTO

: FINE

: CLOUD

: HALOGEN

MWB

Power Switch

Menu Screen

M.W.B. Menu

 

SELECT OPERATION MODE

 

1 Follow steps 1 through 4 of the white balance

 

 

adjustment (pg. 34), and select “MWB”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SET MANUAL WHITE BALANCE

 

2 Hold a sheet of plain white paper in front of the

 

 

subject. Adjust zoom or position yourself so that the

 

 

white paper fills the screen.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ENTER SETTING

 

 

3 Press the Select Dial until “MWB” begins blinking.

 

 

 

 

RECORDING

 

•When the setting is completed, “MWB” stops

 

 

 

blinking, and the Menu Screen reappears with the

 

 

highlight bar on “RETURN”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLOSE MENU SCREEN

 

4 Press the Select Dial again to close the Menu Screen.

 

To Change The Tint For Recording . . .

 

.... in step 2, substitute colored paper for white. The white

 

balance is adjusted based on the color, changing the

 

tint. Red paper — deeper green; blue paper — orange;

 

yellow paper — deeper purple.

 

NOTES:

In step 2, it may be difficult to focus on the white paper

in some circumstances. In such a case, adjust focus

manually (pg. 33).

A subject can be shot under various types of lighting

conditions indoors (natural, flourescent, candlelight,

etc.). Because the color temperature is different

depending on the light source, the tint of the subject will

differ depending on the white balance settings. Use this

function for a more natural result.

Once you adjust white balance during Manual White

EXIT

Balance operation, the setting is retained even if the

power is turned off or the battery removed.

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JVC GR-AX940 Manual White Balance Operation, SET Manual White Balance, Enter Setting, To Change The Tint For Recording