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Using the 360 Round program
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Gamma
: Set the gamma value that controls the tone and color of the video.
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Luminance
: Set the brightness range of the video.
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WB
: By selecting the white balance according to the recording environment, you can
display the color of the subject, which depends on the original color temperature, same
as a person’s natural view.
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Auto
: The optimum light source is automatically set according to the light source
conditions.
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Daylight
: This is the appropriate setting when recording on a clear day or outdoors,
similar to what a person sees naturally.
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Cloudy
: This is the appropriate setting for cloudy days or shadows. It corrects the
bluish color of a cloudy day.
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Fluorescent W
: This is the appropriate setting when recording under a white
fluorescent light.
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Fluorescent N
: This is the appropriate setting when recording under a fluorescent
light (significant white color).
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Fluorescent D
: This is the appropriate setting when recording under daylight
fluorescent light (slightly bluish color).
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Tungsten
: This is the appropriate setting when recording under a halogen lamp or
incandescent lamp. Correct the incandescent yellow light.
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Manual
: You can also adjust the color temperature of the video.
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Sharpness
: Set the clarity of the video.
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Night mode
: Block the infrared-absorbing filter and set the video to be recorded in black
and white. You can record bright videos even in dark environments using infrared light.
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AE-L
: Turn the auto exposure lock feature on or off.
Audio
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Microphone
: Turn on or off the audio to be recorded in the video.
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Source
: Select a device that will record audio.
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Int. Mic level
: Set the volume of the microphone in the 360 Round.
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Sample rate
: Set the sampling frequency of the recorded audio. The larger the sampling,
the closer you can record to the original sound, but the size of the video may increase.
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