Applicable Recording modes
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.
Setting the white balance mode
- Touch [WB].
- Touch ◄ / ► to select White Balance Mode.
- Touch [WB] to select the mode.
- To return to auto setting, set to
[AWB] or change the Recording Mode to the
Intelligent Auto Mode.
White Balance Icons and Recording Conditions
Icon
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Mode / Recording Conditions
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[AWB]
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Automatic White Balance adjustment.
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Sunny Mode
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Sunny Mode - Outdoors, under a clear
sky.
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Cloudy Mode
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Cloudy Mode - Outdoors, under cloudy
sky.
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Indoor Mode 1
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Indoor Mode 1 - Incandescent light,
video lights like in the studio, etc.
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Indoor Mode 2
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Indoor Mode 2 - Color fluorescent lamps,
sodium lamps in gymnasiums etc.
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Manual
Adjustment
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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.
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To set the White Balance Manually
- Select [Manual Adjustment],
fill the screen with a white subject.
- Touch and set the blinking [Manual Adjustment].
- When the screen turns black instantly and the
[Manual
Adjustment] display stops flashing and then lights
constantly, the setting is complete.
- If the [Manual
Adjustment] display continues flashing, the White
Balance cannot be set. In this case, use other White
Balance Modes.
Note:
- When setting both the White Balance and the iris/gain, set
the White Balance first.
- If you turn on the unit with the lens cover closed, the
Auto White Balance will not be performed correctly. Always open
the lens cover before turning on the unit.
- When the [Manual Adjustment]
display flashes, the Manual White Balance previously adjusted
is stored. Whenever recording conditions change, re-set the
White Balance.
- [AWB] is not displayed on the screen when
[AWB] is being set.