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Basic picture settings
White balance
In digital photography, white balance ensures neutral, i.e. natural,
reproduction of color in any light. It is based on the camera being
preset to reproduce a particular color as white.
You can choose between automatic white balance, various presets,
two fixed settings based on selective measurements, and direct
setting of the color temperature.
1.
Automatic (automatic settings)
2.
Daylight (for outdoor pictures in sunshine)
3.
Cloudy (for outdoor pictures in cloudy conditions)
4.
Shadow (for outdoor pictures with the main subject in shadow)
5.
Tungsten (for incandescent bulb lighting)
6.
Flash (for illumination with electronic flash)
7.
Grey card 1 (memory slot for your own measured results)
8.
Grey card 2 (memory slot for your own measured results)
9.
Color temp. (memory slot for fixed setting)
Fixed presets
► In the main menu,
select
►
Select
► Select the required setting in the 1st submenu
Manual setting by metering
► In the main menu,
select
►
Select
► In the 1st submenu, select next to Greycard 1 or Greycard 2
• A yellow frame appears in the center of the monitor with an
instruction below it.
► Aim the frame at a uniform white or gray object that completely
fills the frame
► Touch SET to confirm
The camera releases the shutter and carries out metering and
storage.
The settings can subsequently be retrieved using
Grey card1 or
Grey card2.
Direct color temperature setting
► In the main menu,
select
►
Select
► In the 1st submenu, select next to Color temp.
► Select the required value in the 2nd submenu
Selecting white balance functions with the left adjusting dial.
If the
WB
function is assigned to the left adjusting dial, it can be
used to directly select the required option.
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