Ikegami ICD-809, Instruction Manual

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Colour Temperatures in Degrees Kelvin
Colour Temperature is the standard method
to describe characters of light and is
normally expressed in degrees kelvin (K)
Large numbers show more blueish colour.
(Not directly related Brightness)
10000K
9000K
8000K
7000K
6000K
5000K
4000K
3000K
2000K
1000K
Clear Blue Sky
TV screen
Over cast sky
Sun Light
White Fluorescent Lamp
Halogen Lamp
Incandescent Lamp
Sodium Lamp
Candle Light
2 hours from Dawn
1 hour from Dawn
Early Sunrise
Before and after Sunrise/Sunset
5-4-6. WHITE BALANCE
(1) By L or R button, The white balance mode can be selected.
①
ATW-1 : (Factory Set Position)
Automatically, white balance is controlled.
②
ATW-2 :
In this mode, the white balance control is made. But this ATW-2 mode covers
wider range in the light spectral to cover the Sodium lighting.
May be not so accurate tracking as ATW-1 mode is expected, or sometimes
a small difference in color reproduction from ATW-1, may occur in this ATW-
2.
③ AWC :
This is ordinary one-push Automatic white balance control. Using white object
and E button, white balancing is set. In this mode, setting parameters will
not change by lighting variations. This mode is accurate compared with other
white balance setting modes and is recommended in a stable lighting
situation.
④
MANUAL :
By selecting MANUAL and push E
button, the screen shown on the right
will appear for the manual color
control.
R GAIN is for an adjustment of Red
color
B GAIN is for an adjustment of Blue
color