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NOTE: All the Overlay types will be visible in the Viewfinder.
EVF Time Out [Not available with Aurora Sport]
You can set the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) to turn off at certain time intervals. The camera will stay on, but the EVF
will turn off after a time that you set and will reduce battery usage. The EVF also contains a proximity sensor that
automatically turns the it on or off to save battery life. When the proximity sensor is blocked (e.g., by your eye) it will
turn the Viewfinder on.
1.
Turn the camera on by rotating the Settings Dial to Photo, Video, or Loop Mode.
2.
Long press the SET button to access the menu.
3.
Toggle down to EVF Time Out and toggle right to the Time Out options.
4.
Toggle down to the option you want and press SET twice to select the Time Out and then exit.
Note: The EVF setting does not appear in the Viewfinder.
Night Glow (Click here to view a related video)
There are three settings in the Night Glow menu that you can use with Night Scene:
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Greyscale – adjusts the Viewfinder to shades of grey and enables you to take photos or videos when there is no artificial light and little natural
light. This can be helpful in hunting scenarios.
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Green – since the human eye is more sensitive to green light, this setting removes the distraction that can occur with colors.
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Night Color – adjusts the Viewfinder to color during night scenarios. This setting can be beneficial when docking a boat at night.
Experiment with each of these settings in Night Scene to see which one works best for your scenario.
To change the Night Glow settings:
1.
Turn the Scene Ring to Night.
