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2-6-3 Applied operations
This section describes the applied functions of the DP21. These functions make it possible to record observed images
that match the user needs.
1
Manual recording
Manual recording makes it possible to record images by setting the exposure time manually as required.
1. Press the MODE button of the hand switch to select the REC MANUAL mode.
2. Press the cursor buttons to set the exposure time. The setting can be confirmed on the INFO display.
2
REC VIEW Setting
Default: 5 sec.
The DP21 has the REC VIEW function, which displays the recorded
image temporarily after recording. The REC VIEW function has the fol-
lowing three modes, which can be selected as desired by the user.
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Function/Content
After the EXPOSE button is pressed, the recorded image is displayed until the recording operation
finishes. The display is switched to the live image display when the recording operation has com-
pleted.
The recorded image is displayed after the EXPOSE button is pressed. In 5 seconds later, it is
switched automatically to the live image.
The REC VIEW function is switched OFF. The live image remains displayed even when an image
is recorded.
3
Image Color Setting
Default: COLOR-1
}The image can be displayed either in color or monochrome.
· The color setup is applied to the live image as well as the recorded
images.
· Two color modes (COLOR-1/COLOR-2) are available and offer different
color tone reproductions.
}The basic criterion for selection of COLOR-1 and COLOR-2 is deter-
mined by the microscope in use, but the color reproduction can some-
times be improved by changing it according to the specimen or the
purpose of observation. Please try and find the best color reproduction.
COLOR-1: IX81/71, IX70, BX3, BX2, BX, AX, MX, GX, SZX2 and SZX series microscopes.
COLOR-2: CX, CKX, IX51 and IX50 microscopes.
MONO: Monochrome display
Exposure time
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