Panasonic AG-DVX100A Digital Video Record - Page 33

Adjusting The Black Balance, Atw (auto Tracking White) Function, White Bal Switch

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White balance and black balance Adjusting the black balance There is normally no need to re-adjust the black balance. Adjustment is required only in the following cases. OWhen the camera recorder is to be used for the first time OWhen the camera recorder is to be used after it has not been used for an extended period OWhen the camera recorder is to be used in a situation where the ambient temperature will vary significantly OWhen the standard (OFF) shutter speed or slow shutter mode has been selected OWhen the progressive mode has been switched to the standard (60i) mode or vice versa The white balance is adjusted automatically by pressing the AWB button. If the button is then held down, the black balance is adjusted. OWhen the AWB button is pressed, the white balance is adjusted first. Therefore, ensure that the conditions under which the white balance is adjusted are satisfied before pressing the button. OWhile recording is in progress, the black balance cannot be adjusted. ATW (Auto Tracking White) function The ATW function can be allocated to the WHITE BAL switch (A, B or PRST position) using the ATW item on the setting menu SW MODE screen. (See page 43) Similarly, the ATW function can be allocated to the AUTO button using the ATW item on the setting menu AUTO SW screen. (See page 44) When material is shot using the ATW function, it is recorded while the white balance is being continually adjusted automatically. OThe ATW function automatically identifies the shooting environment and adjusts the white balance optimally. In some environments, a slight adjustment error may arise. If an extremely accurate white balance adjustment is required, adjust the white balance by following the instructions on the previous page. Message that appears while adjustment is underway ABB ACTIVE Message that appears upon completion of the adjustment ABB END 33

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Adjusting the black balance
There is normally no need to re-adjust the black
balance.
Adjustment is required only in the
following cases.
O
When the camera recorder is to be used for
the first time
O
When the camera recorder is to be used after
it has not been used for an extended period
O
When the camera recorder is to be used in a
situation where the ambient temperature will
vary significantly
O
When the standard (OFF) shutter speed or
slow shutter mode has been selected
O
When the progressive mode has been
switched to the standard (60i) mode or vice
versa
The white balance is adjusted automatically by
pressing the AWB button.
If the button is then held down, the black
balance is adjusted.
O
When the AWB button is pressed, the white
balance is adjusted first.
Therefore, ensure
that the conditions under which the white
balance is adjusted are satisfied before
pressing the button.
O
While recording is in progress, the black
balance cannot be adjusted.
White balance and black balance
ATW (Auto Tracking White)
function
The ATW function can be allocated to the
WHITE BAL switch (A, B or PRST position)
using the ATW item on the setting menu SW
MODE screen.
(See page 43)
Similarly, the ATW function can be allocated to
the AUTO button using the ATW item on the
setting menu AUTO SW screen.
(See page 44)
When material is shot using the ATW function, it
is recorded while the white balance is being
continually adjusted automatically.
O
The ATW function automatically identifies the
shooting environment and adjusts the white
balance optimally.
In some environments, a
slight adjustment error may arise.
If an extremely accurate white balance
adjustment is required, adjust the white
balance by following the instructions on the
previous page.
ABB ACTIVE
Message that appears while adjustment is
underway
ABB END
Message that appears upon completion of the
adjustment