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White balance, Move the cursor button to select, Select the white balance mode.

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White balance The automatic white balance function may not reproduce natural colors depending on the scenes or lighting conditions. If so, you can adjust the white balance manually. ≥ Set the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to MANUAL. (l 61) 1 Move the cursor button to select [ ]. ∫ To set the white balance manually 1 Select [ ], fill the screen with a white subject. 2 Select the white balance mode. 2 Select [ ]. Icon Mode/Recording conditions AWB Auto white balance adjustment Indoor mode (for recording under incandescent lamps) Incandescent lights, halogen lamps Outdoor mode Outdoors under a clear sky Manual adjustment mode ≥ Mercury-vapor lamps, sodium lamps, some fluorescent lights ≥ Lights used for wedding receptions at hotels, stage spotlights in theaters ≥ Sunrise, sunset, etc. ≥ Set the white balance mode to [ AWB ] or the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to AUTO to restore to the automatic adjustment. ≥ When the screen turns black instantly and the [ ] display stops flashing and then lights constantly, the setting is complete. ≥ If the [ ] display continues flashing, the white balance cannot be set because it is too dark etc. In this case, use the automatic white balance. ≥ When the [ ] display flashes, the manual white balance previously adjusted is stored. Whenever recording conditions change, re-set the white balance for correct adjustment. ≥ When setting both the white balance and the iris/gain, set the white balance first. 63 VQT1N74

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The automatic white balance function may not reproduce natural colors depending on the scenes or
lighting conditions. If so, you can adjust the white balance manually.
Set the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to MANUAL. (
l
61)
1
Move the cursor button to select
[
].
2
Select the white balance mode.
Set the white balance mode to [
] or the
AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to AUTO to
restore to the automatic adjustment.
To set the white balance
manually
1
Select [
], fill the screen with a white
subject.
2
Select [
].
When the screen turns black instantly and the
[
] display stops flashing and then lights
constantly, the setting is complete.
If the [
] display continues flashing, the
white balance cannot be set because it is too
dark etc. In this case, use the automatic white
balance.
When the [
] display flashes, the manual
white balance previously adjusted is stored.
Whenever recording conditions change, re-set
the white balance for correct adjustment.
When setting both the white balance and the
iris/gain, set the white balance first.
White balance
Icon
Mode/Recording conditions
Auto white balance adjustment
Indoor mode (for recording under
incandescent lamps)
Incandescent lights, halogen lamps
Outdoor mode
Outdoors under a clear sky
Manual adjustment mode
Mercury-vapor lamps, sodium
lamps, some fluorescent lights
Lights used for wedding
receptions at hotels, stage
spotlights in theaters
Sunrise, sunset, etc.
AWB
AWB