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Exposure, Exposure Mode, Meter Area, Max Shutter, Max Gain

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Section 3: Configuration Exposure Exposure Mode Choose an appropriate mode to limit exposure from backlit subjects. Select Shutter Priority to set the exposure time automatically and then adjust the video gain. Select Manual to set the shutter speed manually with the settings below. Meter Area Select the area of the frame to use to determine the exposure. Max Shutter Select the maximum shutter speed (in seconds) to use. Shorter shutter speeds provide a sharper picture, but require more light. Max Gain Set the maximum camera gain. A higher gain amplifies the value of each pixel of the display. WB WB In the White Balance settings, you can select from a number of white balance presets including Tungsten, Fluorescent, Daylight, Shadow, Auto, and Manual. If Manual is selected, you can configure the red and blue gain individually. D-Link Vigilance H.265 Outdoor Bullet Camera User Manual 40

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D-Link Vigilance H.265 Outdoor Bullet Camera User Manual
Section 3: Configuration
Exposure Mode
Meter Area
Max Shutter
Max Gain
Choose an appropriate mode to limit exposure from backlit subjects. Select
Shutter Priority
to set the exposure time automatically and then adjust
the video gain. Select
Manual
to set the shutter speed manually with the
settings below.
Select the area of the frame to use to determine the exposure.
Select the maximum shutter speed (in seconds) to use. Shorter shutter
speeds provide a sharper picture, but require more light.
Set the maximum camera gain. A higher gain amplifies the value of each
pixel of the display.
Exposure
WB
In the White Balance settings, you can select from a number of white balance
presets including
Tungsten, Fluorescent, Daylight, Shadow
,
Auto,
and
Manual
. If Manual
is selected, you can configure the red and blue gain
individually.
WB