Olympus E10 E-10 Instructions (English) - Page 103

Using Quick Reference White Balance

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Using Quick Reference White Balance Before you take a picture, point the camera at a white sheet of paper or other white surface, and then register and lock the white balance reference at the touch of a button. button 2 1 Under the same light source where you intend to take the picture, point the camera at a flat sheet of paper. Fill the viewfinder with the white surface. Position the white surface facing the light 1 source to eliminate all shadows. 7 2 Press the quick reference white balance button . White surface (paper, wall, etc.) If the camera can successfully register the surface of the sheet as white balance reference, you will see GOOD displayed in the monitor with the image of the sheet. If you see NO GOOD, this means not enough white surface was available, the white surface reflected too much light, the surface was too dark, or color around the borders of the sheet interfered with the registration. 3 Press the button if the colors in the monitor appear natural. After you press the button, the white 3 balance reference is registered. If you want to cancel registration, press the menu button or press the monitor button and repeat from step 1. 4 Point and shoot the picture. Control panel Monitor Note • The white balance setting that you have just captured writes over the previous setting and is saved as one of the preset white balance settings. The new setting is recorded and retained even after the camera is switched off and switched on again. 101

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Using Quick Reference White Balance
Before you take a picture, point the camera at a white sheet of paper or other white
surface, and then register and lock the white balance reference at the touch of a button.
1
Under the same light source where
you intend to take the picture,
point the camera at a flat sheet of
paper.
Fill the viewfinder with the white surface.
Position the white surface facing the light
source to eliminate all shadows.
2
Press the quick reference white
balance button
.
If the camera can successfully register the
surface of the sheet as white balance
reference, you will see GOOD displayed in
the monitor with the image of the sheet. If
you see NO GOOD, this means not
enough white surface was available, the
white surface reflected too much light, the
surface was too dark, or color around the
borders of the sheet interfered with the
registration.
3
Press the
button if the colors in
the monitor appear natural.
After you press the
button, the white
balance reference is registered. If you
want to cancel registration, press the
menu button
or press the monitor
button
and repeat from step 1.
4
Point and shoot the picture.
Note
• The white balance setting that you have just
captured writes over the previous setting and
is saved as one of the preset white balance
settings. The new setting is recorded and
retained even after the camera is switched off
and switched on again.
1
2
button
3
Monitor
Control panel
White surface
(paper, wall, etc.)