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Recording White balance This is for recording in natural colors. (RAM) (-RW‹VR›) (-RW‹V›) (-R) (SD) 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. ¬ Rotate the mode dial to select or . 1 Set the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to MANUAL. MNL [ 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. To restore to the automatic adjustment Set the white balance mode to [ AWB ]. ≥ You can also restore the automatic adjustment by setting the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to AUTO. 3/3 NEXT The icon shown in the illustration is displayed automatically. 2 Move the joystick up to select [ ]. To set the white balance manually 1 Select [ ], and fill the screen with a white subject. MNL MNL BBAACCKK 3/3 NEXT 3 Move the joystick left or right to select the white balance mode. 2 Move the joystick up to select [ ]. MNL MNL BACK BACK When the [ ] display changes from flashing to on, setting is complete. ≥ When the [ ] display continues flashing, the white balance cannot be set because the place is dark etc. In this case, use the automatic white balance. 56 LSQT1146

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LSQT1146
Recording
(RAM)
(-RW‹VR›)
(-RW‹V›)
(-R)
(SD)
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.
¬
Rotate the mode dial to select
or
.
1
Set the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS
switch to MANUAL.
The icon shown in the illustration is displayed
automatically.
2
Move the joystick up to select
[
].
3
Move the joystick left or right to
select the white balance mode.
To restore to the automatic adjustment
Set the white balance mode to [
].
≥
You can also restore the automatic adjustment
by setting the AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch
to AUTO.
1
Select [
], and fill the screen
with a white subject.
2
Move the joystick up to select
[
].
When the [
] display changes from flashing to
on, setting is complete.
≥
When the [
] display continues flashing, the
white balance cannot be set because the place
is dark etc. In this case, use the automatic
white balance.
White balance
This is for recording in natural colors.
MNL
3/3
3/3
NEXT
NEXT
3/3
NEXT
MNL
3/3
3/3
NEXT
NEXT
3/3
NEXT
MNL
BACK
BACK
BACK
[
]
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.
To set the white balance manually
AWB
AWB
MNL
BACK
BACK
BACK
BACK
MNL
BACK
BACK
BACK