❚❚Selecting a White Balance Preset

To set white balance to a preset value:

1Select L(Preset manual).

Highlight Preset manual in the white balance menu and press 2.

2 Select a preset.

Wbutton

Highlight the desired preset and press W. To select the highlighted preset and display fine tuning menu (0 119) without completing the next step, press J instead.

3Select Set.

Highlight Set and press 2. Fine tuning menu for the selected white balance preset is displayed (0 119).

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ASelecting a White Balance Preset: the WB Button

At a setting of L(Preset manual), presets can also be selected by pressing the WB button and rotating the sub-command dial. The current preset is displayed in the control panel while the WB button is pressed.

WB button

Sub-command dial

Control panel

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