Kodak DVC325 - Digital Internet Camera, Руководство пользователя

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Lighting
Follow these lighting hints to capture quality pictures and videos:
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Use adequate amounts of light
Lighting conditions vary depending on wall color, the use of lamp
shades, and many other factors. Use the following table for lighting
guidelines.
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Place the lights behind and near the camera so they shine toward the
subject
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Do not mix light types (for example, fluorescent and incandescent,
or incandescent and daylight)
Color Balance
The DVC325 has automatic and manual color balance options. When Auto
White Balance is selected from the “Image Process” menu of the TWAIN Aquire
software, the software automatically adjusts the colors for the current lighting
conditions. If the resulting color is not satisfactory, you can manually adjust the
color balance.
Move the Hue slider in the “Image Process” menu until the image looks correct.
Note: The AutoWhite balance feature must be turned off.
Light Type
Good
(100 lux)
Very Good
(200 lux)
Excellent
(400 lux)
100W incandescent 7 ft.* 4 ft.* 3 ft.*
40W incandescent 3 ft.* 2 ft.* --
34W Cool White Deluxe Fluorescent 8 ft.* 5 ft.* 3 ft.*
*This is the recommended distance when pointing a desk lamp (with a
reflector and no shade) at the subject. If you use another type of lamp,
move it closer to the subject.