8. White balance setting [WHITE BAL]
The white balance adjustment is selectable from the follow- ing.
AWC (default): The automatic white balance control mode is activated. This adjustment is suitable for a location where a light source is stable.
When "AWC" is selected, the operation to adjust the white balance is required.
ATW: Activates the automatic white balance tracking mode. The camera continuously measures the white balance and automatically performs adjustment.
If the situation meets one of the following or other, color may not be accurately reproduced. In such a case, select "AWC" to adjust the white balance.
•The photographic subject is mostly
•The photographic atmosphere is under the bright blue sky or at nightfall.
•The illumination of the light illuminating the photo- graphic subject is low.
MANU: The white balance is manually adjusted.
When "AWC" is selected, follow the steps below to adjust the white balance.
zPoint the camera at a white photographic subject.
x Hold down the [BAR (AWC)] button for more than 2 seconds on the front face of the CCU.
→AWC starts up and the LED located above the [BAR (AWC)] button blinks. When “AWC OK” appears and the LED goes out, the adjustment is completed.
Note:
•“AWC NG” appears. Perform the steps 1 and 2 again if “AWC NG” appears and the LED stays on.
When "MANU" is selected, follow the steps below to adjust the white balance.
zSelect "MANU" and press the [SEL] button.
→The "WHITE BAL" screen appears.
xMove the cursor to
"WHITE BAL" screen
** WHITE BAL **
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9. Black balance setting [BLACK BAL]
The black balance adjustment is generally unnecessary, but the adjustment is available also by hand.
Top screen of SETUP menu
** SET UP ** P2
SCENE FILE | *FILE1 | |
WHITE BAL | AWC | |
BLACK BAL | *MANU |
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SYNC | INT | |
ELECTRIC ZOOM | ON | |
FREEZE | ON | |
END |
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"BLACK BAL" screen
** BLACK BAL **
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z Move the cursor to "BLACK BAL" and press the [SEL] button.
→The "BLACK BAL" screen appears.
xMount the lens cap on the camera lens.
c Move the cursor to
vMove the cursor to
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