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Menu Operation
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When the scene is dim.
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SPEED: Use [LEFT] or [RIGHT] to set the ATW
pull-in speed. If you select high value, ATW
pull-in speed becomes higher.
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DELAY CNT: You can adjust the time-based
hysteresis of ATW.
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ATW FRAME: can set the AFW frame value.
If you set frame value high, the tracking will
be faster.
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ENVIRONMENT: Use [LEFT] or [RIGHT] button
to select a function. (OUTDOOR is set on
the assumption that outdoor light sources
(mainly sunlight) will be used for shooting;
INDOOR is set on the assumption that indoor
light sources (mainly sodium vapor lamps
and indoor lights) will be used for shooting.)
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PUSH:
In PUSH mode, the white balance is
adjusted automatically. There are no restrictions
on the pull-in frame and other aspects, and pull-
in is implemented at a higher control speed than
ATW.
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USER: You can set the white balance options.
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B-GAIN: Obtains the optimum amount of
blue gain.
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R-GAIN: Obtains the optimum amount of
red gain.
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MANUAL:
You can set the white balance options
manually. The actual variable range is limited
to the range from the low color temperature
(approximately 1 800K) to the high color
temperature (approximately 10 500K) stored
when the pre-white balance was adjusted.
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ANTI CR: This function minimizes the color
changes (color rolling) over long periods caused
by very small differences between the flicker
frequency of non-inverter fluorescent lights and
the drive frequency of the image sensor devices.
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PUSH LOCK: If you select the PUSH LOCK
mode, you prevent to set up the White Balance
automatically by using [SET] button.
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