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WHITE BALANCE |
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Using the White Balance function, you can select a setting that |
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matches the light illuminating the subject you are shooting (Daylight, | Items | Use | ||||||
Fluorescent, etc.) or let the camcorder make all adjustments | display | |||||||
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automatically. Based on your selection, the camcorder automatically |
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adjusts the colour of the subject so the colours in your recording | Auto | the white balance automatically | - | |||||
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| according to the lighting conditions. |
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| Select the Record ( | / | ) mode by pressing the MODE button. | Daylight | For recording in clear, outdoor |
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| For recording in the shade or cloudy |
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Press the MENU button |
| STBY 0:00:00 [475Min] | Fluorescent | For recording under white |
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| White Balance |
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| “White Balance.” |
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Select the desired submenu item |
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with the Control (Up/Down) | Exit | Custom WB | balance to match the light source or |
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| STBY 0:00:00 [475Min] |
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3. Press the MENU button to exit the | White Balance |
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Understanding White Balance: |
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The White Balance (WB) function removes unrealistic colour |
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casts, so that objects which appear white are rendered white in |
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your photo. Proper white balance has to take into account the |
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“colour temperature” of a light source, which refers to the relative |
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warmth or coolness of white light produced by the light source. |
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