3.5 White Balance (WB)
Set the white balance (WB) settings. White balance is a function to correct white colored subjects to be shown as white
environments of various color temperatures. Use the LEFT / RIGHT Key to select the WB from ATW, AWB, 3200K, 4300K, 5100K, 6300, ACR, PWB.
*Default : ATW
scenes where monochrome occupies a large proportion in the screen.
under the lighting environment close to the reddish fluorescent light and fix it.
PWB
5100K
：
(Fluorescent mode 2) Correct and fix the white balance based on the white
under the lighting environment close to the bluish fluorescent light and fix it.
a subject illuminated by a non-inverter type fluorescent lamp operated by a commercial power supply
fluorescent light.
the lighting environment close to sunlight and fix it.
under the use environment and fixes the operation with the white balance correction amount at that
long-term. This is called the chroma rolling.
While pressing the ENTER key, PWB corrects the white balance according to the color temperature
even if the color temperature is unknown.
ACR
LEFT/RIGHT
5100K
6300K
ATW
PWB
4300K
3200K
AWB
LEFT/RIGHT
having a power frequency of 60 [Hz], due to a slight difference in frequency, the color changes occurs in
ACR
ACR suppresses chroma rolling in the environment where chroma rolling occurs under non-inverter
surrounding color temperature change. Pull-in range is set in advance, it controls only when the
surrounding color temperatures judged to be within the pull-in frame.By setting the pull-in frame,
range than ATW, but the pull-in control operates even in the imaging scene where monochrome
operates regardless of the preset pull-in range, the pull-in operates in a wider color temperature
When it is necessary to change, adjust the set value according to the usage environment.
4300K, 5100K and 6300K of the predetermined color temperature.
under the lighting environment close to incandescent mode and fix it.
3200K
：
(incandescent mode) Correct and fix the white balance based on the white
occupies a large proportion on the screen and color reproduction may be impaired.
*Chroma rolling is;
4300K
：
(Fluorescent mode 2) Correct and fix the white balance based on the white
When a camera (NTSC) whose driving frequency of the solid-state imaging device is 59.94 [Hz] images
WB
OPERATION
ATW
ATW automatically controls the white balance and maintains color reproducibility by following the
6300K
：
(Sunlight mode) Correct and fix the white balance based on white under
AWB
AWB controls the white balance irrespective of subject conditions. Since the pull-in control always
PRESET
For the preset white balance, you can select the white balance correction value 3200K,
The correction value of each preset white balance can be changed arbitrarily and respectively.
deterioration of color reproduction can be reduced without taking in pull-in operation in imaging
moment of the Enter key is released. Since it matches the actual lighting, it can correct accurately
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