Samsung HMX-F900WN User Manual Ver.1.0 (English) - Page 45

USING THE BACK LIGHT BUTTON, between On and Off.

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USING THE BACK LIGHT BUTTON When a subject is lit from behind, this function compensates for lighting so that the subject is not too dark. Basic recording Back lighting influences recording when the subject is darker than the background: • The subject is in front of a window. • The subject is against a snowy background. • The subject is outdoors and the background is overcast. • The light sources are too bright. • The person to be recorded is wearing white or shiny clothes and is placed against a bright background. • The person's face is too dark to distinguish his/her features. Press the [Back light ( )] button to toggle the back light mode between On and Off. 41

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Basic recording
USING THE BACK LIGHT BUTTON
When a subject is lit from behind, this function compensates for
lighting so that the subject is not too dark.
Press the [
Back light
(
)] button to toggle the back light mode
between On and Off.
Back lighting influences recording when the subject is
darker than the background:
•
The subject is in front of a window.
•
The subject is against a snowy background.
•
The subject is outdoors and the background is overcast.
•
The light sources are too bright.
•
The person to be recorded is wearing white or shiny clothes and
is placed against a bright background.
•
The person’s face is too dark to distinguish his/her features.
<Backlight off>
<Backlight on>