Samsung SCC-B5399H User Manual - Page 17

Virtual Progressive Scan function, the CCD

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How to use OSD Menu ENG e. • ALC (Automatic Light Control) If you use an ordinary camera in a scene ① If you press the SETUP switch with an ALCbased sub menu selected, you will see the appropriate screen. with an intensive backlight, the object will be displayed dark on the monitor affected by the backlight. To solve this problem, you can use the BLC(Back Light Compensation) function ALC to improve the sharpness of the image in LEVEL [00]----I---- such a high contrast scene. BACKLIGHT OFF ③ If you set the BACKLIGHT option to WDR, you will see a menu where you can set the WDR options. You can adjust the shutter speed in WDR LEVEL and the brightness in WEIGHT. You can also select any of OUTDOOR, and INDOOR in WHITE BAL. n The LEVEL menu is used to adjust the overall brightness, where "+" will increase the ALC LENS DC brightness and "-" will decrease it. LEVEL [ 00]----I---- BACKLIGHT WDR ② If you set the BACKLIGHT option to BLC, you will see a menu where you can set the BLC area. WEIGHT WDR LEVEL WHITE BAL MID [ 0]----I---- INDOOR you can set the desired BLC zone by defining the size and location. ALC LEVEL [00]----I---- BACKLIGHT BLC AREA USER WDR(Wide Dynamic Range) extends the gain range of the screen that is mostly useful if you take a simultaneous picture of both indoor and outside of the window. Namely, it improves the sharpness of the picture in outdoor scenery as well as indoor.  Note : - If you use the VPS (Virtual Progressive Scan) function, the CCD reads differently so you can not use WDR simultaneously. If you set VPS to ON, WDR will be automatically set to OFF. English - 17

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English
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ENG
How to use OSD Menu
e.
n
ALC (Automatic Light Control)
If you press the
SETUP
switch with an
ALC
-
based sub menu selected, you will see the
appropriate screen.
±
ALC
±
LEVEL
[00]----I----
BACKLIGHT
OFF
²
³
±
The
LEVEL
menu is used to adjust the
overall brightness, where “+” will increase the
brightness and “–” will decrease it.
If you set the
BACKLIGHT
option to
BLC
,
you will see a menu where you can set the
BLC
area.
you can set the desired
BLC
zone by defining
the size and location.
±
ALC
±
LEVEL
[00]----I----
BACKLIGHT
BLC
AREA
USER
<SIZE>
<LOCATION>
²
³
±
If you use an ordinary camera in a scene
with an intensive backlight, the object will be
displayed dark on the monitor affected by the
backlight. To solve this problem, you can use
the
BLC
(Back Light Compensation) function
to improve the sharpness of the image in
such a high contrast scene.
If you set the
BACKLIGHT
option to
WDR
, you will
see a menu where you can set the WDR options.
You can adjust the shutter speed in
WDR LEVEL
and the brightness in
WEIGHT
.
You can also select any of
OUTDOOR
, and
INDOOR
in
WHITE BAL
.
±
ALC
±
LENS
DC
LEVEL
[ 00]----I----
BACKLIGHT
WDR
WEIGHT
MID
WDR LEVEL [ 0]----I----
WHITE BAL
INDOOR
²
³
±
WDR
(Wide Dynamic Range) extends the gain range of
the screen that is mostly useful if you take a simultaneous
picture of both indoor and outside of the window.
Namely, it improves the sharpness of the
picture in outdoor scenery as well as indoor.
Note
:
If you use the
VPS
(Virtual Progressive Scan) function, the CCD
reads differently so you can not use
WDR
simultaneously.
If you set
VPS
to
ON
,
WDR
will be automatically set to OFF.