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Save reference data
In the
No. of data set
list, click the number of the data set in which the refrence data
should be stored:
If the reference data should not be sent to the camera, clear the
Send to camera
check
box.
To save the reference data to a file as backup, select the
Save to disk
check box, and
then click
Select file
to specify folder and file name.
Click
Next
.
If the reference data are sent to the camera, a progress bar is shown, and the camera is
reset afterward to make sure that the initial settings are again active. The last used
setting is activated automatically.
Again click
Next
to close the wizard.
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Activate black-level correction and check the result on the image.
On the toolbar, click
Show settings
, and then click
Reference usage
.
To check black-level correction, select the
Activate black-level correction
check box
and check that the just updated data set is used:
At least a few pixels should have a value greater than 0 (for example 1 or 2) in the black
image with activated black-level correction and covered lens. Otherwise, (if
all
pixels are
0) the image is over-compensated and you should repeat the steps for reference
generation.
Click
Transfer setting to camera
to save the setting to volatile memory.
You may proceed to section 10.5 to generate a shading reference.
