Sony HDR XR500 User Guide - Page 82

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Table of Contents Useful Recording Techniques  OFF ON ( and the adjustment value) Adjusts the exposure automatically. Adjusts the exposure manually.  Tips  You can adjust the automatic exposure level to brighter or darker when [EXPOSURE] is set to [AUTO].  Touch if the subject is white or the backlight is bright, or touch if the subject is black or the light is dim.  You can also adjust the setting manually using the MANUAL dial (p. 38). WB SHIFT (White Balance Shift) You can adjust the white balance manually. Steps (HOME)  (bluish)/ (SETTINGS)  [PHOTO SETTINGS]  [WB SHIFT]  [ON]  (reddish  OFF ON ( and the adjustment value) Adjusts the white balance automatically. Adjusts the white balance manually.  Tips  When the white balance is set to a lower value, images appear bluish, and when set to a higher value, images appear reddish.  You can also adjust the setting manually using the MANUAL dial (p. 38). NIGHTSHOT LIGHT When using the NightShot (p. 35) function, you can record clearer images by activating [NIGHTSHOT LIGHT], which emits infrared light (invisible). Steps (HOME)  (SETTINGS)  [PHOTO SETTINGS]  [NIGHTSHOT LIGHT]  a desired setting     ON OFF Emits infrared light. Does not emit infrared light.  Notes  Do not cover the infrared port (p. 7) with your fingers or other objects.  Remove the conversion lens (sold separately).  The maximum shooting distance using [NIGHTSHOT LIGHT] is about 3 m (10 feet). Index 82

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Table of Contents
Useful Recording Techniques
Index
OFF
Adjusts the exposure automatically.
ON (
and the
adjustment value)
Adjusts the exposure manually.
Tips
You can adjust the automatic exposure level to brighter or darker when [EXPOSURE] is set to [AUTO].
Touch
if the subject is white or the backlight is bright, or touch
if the subject is black or the light
is dim.
You can also adjust the setting manually using the MANUAL dial (p. 38).
WB SHIFT (White Balance Shift)
You can adjust the white balance manually.
Steps
(HOME)
(SETTINGS)
[PHOTO SETTINGS]
[WB SHIFT]
[ON]
(bluish)/
(reddish)
OFF
Adjusts the white balance automatically.
ON (
and the
adjustment value)
Adjusts the white balance manually.
Tips
When the white balance is set to a lower value, images appear bluish, and when set to a higher value,
images appear reddish.
You can also adjust the setting manually using the MANUAL dial (p. 38).
NIGHTSHOT LIGHT
When using the NightShot (p. 35) function, you can record clearer images by activating
[NIGHTSHOT LIGHT], which emits infrared light (invisible).
Steps
(HOME)
(SETTINGS)
[PHOTO SETTINGS]
[NIGHTSHOT LIGHT]
a
desired setting
ON
Emits infrared light.
OFF
Does not emit infrared light.
Notes
Do not cover the infrared port (
p. 7
) with your fingers or other objects.
Remove the conversion lens (sold separately).
The maximum shooting distance using [NIGHTSHOT LIGHT] is about 3 m (10 feet).