Samsung S85 User Manual Ver.1.0 (English) - Page 44

Exposure compensation, White balance

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02 RECORDING White balance Ê Using the Custom White Balance White balance settings may vary slightly depending on the shooting environment. You can select the most appropriate white balance setting for a given shooting environment by setting up the custom white balance. 1. Select the CUSTOM ( Å ) menu of the White Balance and place a sheet of white paper in front of the camera so that the LCD monitor shows only white. 2. MENU/OK button : selects previous cus- tom white balance. Shutter button : saves new custom White paper white balance. - The custom white balance value will be applied, starting with the next picture you take. - The user configured white balance will be remain effective until it is overwritten. Exposure compensation This camera automatically adjusts the exposure according to the ambient lighting conditions. You can also select the exposure value by using the Fn button. Ê Compensating Exposure 1. Press the Fn button, and then use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the exposure compensation icon ( Â ). The exposure compensation menu bar will appear as shown. EXPOSURE VALUE 2. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to set the desired exposure compensation factor. 3. Press the Fn button again. The value you set will be saved and the Exposure Compensation setup mode will close. If you change the exposure value, the exposure indicator ( Â ) will be displayed on the bottom of the LCD monitor. Ä A negative exposure compensation value reduces the exposure. Note that a positive exposure compensation value increases the exposure and the LCD monitor will appear white or you may not get good pictures. RECORDING_ 43

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02 RECORDING
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RECORDING_
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Using the Custom White Balance
White balance settings may vary slightly depending on the shooting
environment. You can select the most appropriate white balance setting
for a given shooting environment by setting up the custom white
balance.
1.
Select the CUSTOM (
Ù
) menu of the
White Balance and place a sheet of white
paper in front of the camera so that the
LCD monitor shows only white.
2.
MENU/OK button :
selects previous cus-
tom white balance.
Shutter button
:
saves new custom
white balance.
- The custom white balance value will be applied, starting with the next
picture you take.
- The user configured white balance will be remain effective until it is
overwritten.
Exposure compensation
This camera automatically adjusts the exposure according to the ambient
lighting conditions.
You can also select the exposure value by using the Fn button.
¿
Compensating Exposure
1.
Press the Fn button, and then use the UP
and DOWN buttons to select the exposure
compensation icon (
â
).
The exposure compensation menu bar will
appear as shown.
2.
Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to set the
desired exposure compensation factor.
3.
Press the Fn button again. The value you set will be saved and the
Exposure Compensation setup mode will close. If you change the
exposure value, the exposure indicator (
â
) will be displayed on the
bottom of the LCD monitor.
Ä
A negative exposure compensation value reduces the exposure. Note
that a positive exposure compensation value increases the exposure
and the LCD monitor will appear white or you may not get good
pictures.
EXPOSURE VALUE
White balance
White paper