Tokyo Electronic CS9200, Руководство по эксплуатации

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-2.SET (Data holding)
Turning to SET after adjusted the white balance for one or two seconds at AUTO position taking white
subject, e.g. white wall or white paper, the data of the white balance will be held.
And the white balance is not change anything even if changed the illumination on subject and the data will be
held even if POWER OFF and ON.
-3.MANU (Manual) and R / B
Turning to MANU position, take a white object such as a white paper or white wall all over the screen and
adjust the white balance with the knobs of (R) and (B) to make it while watching the color monitor. For
more information on color temperature and white balance, refer to the supplemental information.
8, SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIONS
(1) “Color temperature”
Light is composed of various color components in different proportions.
A relationship exists between temperature of a light source and the components of the emitted light;
as the temperature rises, the color of light varies from red, orange, yellow, white to blue in that order.
“Color temperature” is a value that expresses differences in color among light sources, measured in Kelvin
degrees. Bluish light has a higher color temperature than reddish light.
(2) “White balance”
Making the colors look natural on TV monitor is what white balance is all about.
Because a camera is not as adaptable as the human eye, if a light source is reddish, white subjects in that light
are recorded as reddish.
White balance adjustment is performed to compensate for color temperature variations of light so that whites are
reproduced as white. Correct white balance makes all other colors correct.
The CS9000 series can perform automatic white balance adjustment with just the press of a switch.
However, if illumination is insufficient, white balance adjustment cannot be performed. To obtain correct colors,
therefore, sufficient illumination is essential.
(3) How to get good color pictures.
The simplest way is to provide sufficient lighting(close to the camera’s reference illuminance) and accurately
adjust the camera to the color temperature of that lighting. If light sources of different color temperatures are
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