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Recording, Setting manually, Achieve natural colors white balance

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6 Recording Recording manually (motion/still pictures) (cont.) Achieve natural colors (white balance) Restore natural colors according to the light source when coloring has become unnatural. After steps 1 and 2 (P.44) Select [ ]. Set the mode. 3/3NEXT BACK Mode displayed The mode changes as follows depending on whether the underwater mode (P.47) is ON or OFF. When OFF When ON Automatic Adjusted automatically Underwater When underwater Indoor (incandescent lighting) In locations with incandescent or halogen lighting Outdoor In bright, outdoor conditions Set manually (see below) When ideal results cannot be produced with modes (Mercury lighting, sodium lighting, fluorescent lighting, hotel lighting, spotlights, sunsets, sunrises, etc.) Setting manually Set colors based on white objects within the required lighting environment. Set to [ ]. Fill the entire display with white subject and begin making setting. BBAACCKK BBAACCKK [ ] flashes. Setting complete when flashing stops. • If the [ ] continues flashing after setting begins, the setting cannot be made. (Because the range is too dark, etc.) • If the [ ] flashes during recording, adjustments cannot be completed for the current subject. Remake the setting until matching the subject. 46 VQT1M21

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Recording
6
Recording manually
(motion/still pictures)
(cont.)
Achieve natural colors (white balance)
Restore natural colors according to the light source when coloring has become
unnatural.
After steps
1
and
2
(P.44)
Select [
].
Set the mode.
3/3NEXT
BACK
Mode displayed
The mode changes as follows depending on whether the underwater mode
(P.47) is ON or OFF.
When OFF:
→
→
→
, When ON:
→
→
→
Automatic
Adjusted automatically
Underwater
When underwater
Indoor
(incandescent lighting)
In locations with incandescent or halogen lighting
Outdoor
In bright, outdoor conditions
Set manually
(see below)
When ideal results cannot be produced with
[
], [
], [
] modes (Mercury lighting, sodium
lighting, fluorescent lighting, hotel lighting,
spotlights, sunsets, sunrises, etc.)
Setting manually
Set colors based on white objects within the required lighting environment.
Set to [
].
Fill the entire display with white
subject and begin making setting.
BACK
BACK
[
] flashes.
BACK
BACK
Setting complete when flashing
stops.
•
If the [
] continues flashing after setting begins, the setting cannot be
made. (Because the range is too dark, etc.)
•
If the [
] flashes during recording, adjustments cannot be completed for
the current subject. Remake the setting until matching the subject.