Grundig GCA-B0322V, Owner'S Manual

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In the NIGHT > DAY option, you can select from LOW to HIGH for the brightness of
NIGHT > DAY, which is a brightness level in switching from the Black & White filter to
colour. Closing to LOW from HIGH will switch the filter in a low contrast scene. The
DWELL TIME of NIGHT > DAY is a time required to determine the need for switching
the filter.
5.3.8. WHITE BALANCE
- DAY: In this mode, you can set the colour
values of RED and BLUE. The screen will
be displayed in colours according to your
settings.
Note:
- You can set the values of R-GAIN and B-
GAIN only in AWC mode.
- NIGHT: Use the NIGHT mode if you want to set the white balance differently according
to the ambient Light. If the NIGHT mode is set to OFF, the white balance will always
operate as set in DAY mode; if not set to OFF, the camera will switch as set in
DAY/NIGHT mode according to the brightness. In NIGHT mode, you can set the values
of RED, BLUE, and BRIGHTNESS. The screen will be displayed in colours according to
your settings.
Note:
- You can set the values of R-GAIN and B-GAIN only in AWC mode.
- If AGC is set to OFF or FIX, you cannot access the NIGHT menu.
For adjusting the white balance, the following 5 modes are provided:
- ATW1 (Auto Tracing White Balance mode 1): The camera can automatically adjust the
colour temperature in real time, according to the ambient conditions. The colour
temperature ranges from approx. 2500K to 9500K.
- ATW2: The colour temperature ranges from approx. 1800K to 10500K.
- AWC (Auto White Balance Control): If you press the SETUP switch in the appropriate
item position, Auto White Balance will be performed once.
- 3200K: Set colour temperature to 3200K.
- 5600K: Set colour temperature to 5600K.
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