Samsung SCC-C6475P manual White BAL, Dis

WHITE BAL

Lights are generally denoted as color temperatures and expressed in Kelvin (K) units.

The general light color temperatures are shown below.

10000K	Blue sky
9000K	Rainy
8000K
7000K	Cloudy
6000K	Partly Cloudy
5000K	Sunny
4000K	Fluorescent lamp
3000K	Halogen lamp

You can select one of four modes for white balance adjustment as follows:

-ATW1/ATW2(Auto-Tracing White Balance Mode): In these modes, the color temperature is monitored continuously and thereby white balance is set automatically. The following are the approximate supported color temperature ranges in these modes.

ATW1 : 2500K ~ 9300K(✻1)

ATW2 : 2000K ~ 10000K(Mode recommended for sodium lighting)(✻2)

✻1. If the color temperature is out of this range in ATW1 mode, proper white balance may not be obtained. In that case, select ATW2 mode.

✻2. In ATW2 mode, if one color is dominated in the shooted area, the color can be displayed differently.

Therefore, select the mode which is appropriate for the environment.

-AWC(Auto-Tracing White Balance Control): In this mode, accurate white balance is obtained by pressing [ENTER] while having a white paper in front of the camera. White Balance data will be maintained after set it once. AWC mode is best in locations where the color temperature of light source is constant.

-MANU : If WHITE BAL menu is set to MANU mode, the user can set the white Balance considering the current illumination. Select MANU item and press [ENTER], the sub screen where you can select Manual White Balance will be shown. Use the left/right keys to select 3200K, 5600K or OFF(USER) mode in the PRESET menu.

-3200K : Set color temperature to 3200K

-5600K : Set color temperature to 5600K

-USER : Choose out a proper value from the RED and BLUE graph for color and temperature setup.

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2000K

Tungsten lamp

Candlelight

1000K

(VIDEO SET)
IRIS	ALC...
SHUTTER	OFF
AGC	ON
WHITE BAL	MANU...
DIS	ON
FOCUS MODE	AF
SPECIAL	...
EXIT	QUIT

➜

Press [Enter]

(AWB/MANU)

PRESET 3200K

RET

DIS

The DIS(Digital Image Stabilization) function compensates the camera screen shaking incurred from vibration.

It is recommended to deactivate the DIS function in the no vibration environment.

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