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Autoexposure Mode
The camera supports two different modes of
autoexposure: Average and Independent. The
Average mode measures light levels over the
entire field of view and calculates a fixed ex-
posure for the entire 180° field of view. Aver-
age mode is good for most scenes.
The Independent mode of autoexposure allows each image sensor to
set its own best exposure. Independent mode is best for scenes with
very high dynamic range. The Autoexposure mode can be set by
clicking on the button adjacent to the desired exposure mode.
White Balance
The camera supports both auto white balance and manual white bal-
ance. Auto white balance is the best choice for most scenes. If the
scene has mixed lighting or very unusual lighting conditions, setting
the white balance manually may result in a better looking image.
In Manual White Balance mode, the color channel gains can be set
manually by clicking in each of the boxes adjacent to the R, G, and B
channels and entering a value between 100 and 200. Entering higher
values for channel gains makes the color channel more intense.
Note: In order for you to see the color changes you will need to
enter the desired value into each color then click to the next
color.
If the cursor is still in the box being modified the color will not
change until you move to the next. If a value is entered outside of the
100 to 200 range the box will turn red until a number fitting that range
is entered.
Once you have
changed the settings
to your liking, click
“Save Settings” and
your settings now
become the default
values.