Sony NEX-VG900 "Handycam" Handbook - Page 45

Setting the Zebra Pattern, Press ZEBRA.

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Table of Contents Indoor () The white balance is appropriately adjusted for the following recording conditions:  Indoors  At party scenes or studios where the lighting conditions change quickly  Under video lamps in a studio, or under sodium lamps or incandescent-like color lamps Color Temp. ( ) The white balance is adjusted according to the color temperature of the light source:  Select [Color Temp.] , then set it with +/- on the LCD screen. One Push ( ) The white balance will be adjusted according to the ambient light.  Touch [ ].  Frame a white object such as a piece of paper, to fill the screen under the same lighting conditions as you will shoot the subject.  Touch [ ]. [One Push] procedure to readjust the white balance.  You can adjust the white balance B-A (blue to amber), or G-M (green to magenta) by touching [OPTION].  When [WB Color Temp.], [WB B-A] or [WB G-M] is assigned to the MANUAL button (p. 49), the value can be adjusted by pressing the MANUAL button and rotating the MANUAL dial (p. 47). If the MANUAL button is pressed again, [Auto] is set in the case of [WB Color Temp.], and the setting becomes ineffective in the case of [WB B-A] or [WB G-M]. Setting the Zebra Pattern You can display a zebra pattern as a guide for adjusting brightness. The zebra pattern will not be recorded with the image. Press ZEBRA. ZEBRA button Search image  Notes  Set [White Balance] to [Auto] or adjust the color in [One Push] under white or cool white fluorescent lamps.  When you select [One Push], keep framing white objects.  While the camcorder is recording a movie, is grayed out and [One Push] cannot be set.  Tips  If you have changed the battery pack while [Auto] was selected, or taken your camcorder outdoors after inside use (or vice versa), aim your camcorder at a nearby white object for about 10 seconds for better color balance adjustment.  When the white balance has been set with [One Push], if the lighting conditions changed by bringing your camcorder outdoors from inside the house, or vice versa, you need to redo the (brightness level) appears on the screen. You can select a brightness level between 70 and 100+ in 5 IRE from the menu (p. 76). Press ZEBRA again to cancel.  Notes  With a subject that exceeds a brightness level of 100 IRE, the image may become overexposed.  Tips  IRE (Institute of Radio Engineers) is a measure of the video signal level that is used as the bases of brightness; the reference level (pedestal level) is set to 0 (%) and the maximum level (completely white level) is set to 100 (%). US 45 Index

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Indoor (
)
The white balance is appropriately adjusted
for the following recording conditions:
Indoors
At party scenes or studios where the
lighting conditions change quickly
Under video lamps in a studio, or under
sodium lamps or incandescent-like color
lamps
Color Temp. (
)
The white balance is adjusted according to
the color temperature of the light source:
Select [Color Temp.] , then set it with
+/- on the LCD screen.
One Push (
)
The white balance will be adjusted
according to the ambient light.
Touch [
].
Frame a white object such as a piece of
paper, to fill the screen under the same
lighting conditions as you will shoot the
subject.
Touch [
].
Notes
Set [White Balance] to [Auto] or adjust
the color in [One Push] under white or
cool white fluorescent lamps.
When you select [One Push], keep
framing white objects.
While the camcorder is recording a
movie,
is grayed out and [One Push]
cannot be set.
Tips
If you have changed the battery pack while
[Auto] was selected, or taken your camcorder
outdoors after inside use (or vice versa), aim
your camcorder at a nearby white object for
about 10 seconds for better color balance
adjustment.
When the white balance has been set with [One
Push], if the lighting conditions changed by
bringing your camcorder outdoors from inside
the house, or vice versa, you need to redo the
[One Push] procedure to readjust the white
balance.
You can adjust the white balance B-A (blue to
amber), or G-M (green to magenta) by touching
[OPTION].
When [WB Color Temp.], [WB B-A] or [WB
G-M] is assigned to the MANUAL button
(p. 49), the value can be adjusted by pressing the
MANUAL button and rotating the MANUAL
dial (p. 47). If the MANUAL button is pressed
again, [Auto] is set in the case of [WB Color
Temp.], and the setting becomes ineffective in
the case of [WB B-A] or [WB G-M].
Setting the Zebra Pattern
You can display a zebra pattern as a guide
for adjusting brightness. The zebra pattern
will not be recorded with the image.
Press ZEBRA.
(brightness level) appears on the screen.
You can select a brightness level between 70 and
100+ in 5 IRE from the menu (p. 76).
Press ZEBRA again to cancel.
Notes
With a subject that exceeds a brightness level of
100 IRE, the image may become overexposed.
Tips
IRE (Institute of Radio Engineers) is a measure
of the video signal level that is used as the bases
of brightness; the reference level (pedestal
level) is set to 0 (%) and the maximum level
(completely white level) is set to 100 (%).
ZEBRA button