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value. appropriate exposure
correction value.
A dark part of an image is set as
a photometry area.
Set a part of the image you
want to measure as the
photometry area.
(Online
help)
The AE lock remains unchanged
from a previous exposure time
that is longer than the current
appropriate exposure time.
Release the AE lock. (Online
help)
Input highlight level for level
adjustment is too low.
Reset the level adjustment and
adjust the level appropriately.
(Online
help)
The microscope illumination is
too bright.
Adjust the brightness by
lowering the illumination light
quantity of the microscope or
inserting a neutral density
filter into the light path.
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Images are too dark. The exposure correction is set
on the negative side of the
appropriate value.
Reset the exposure correction
value to 0, and then set an
appropriate exposure
correction value.
(Online
help)
A bright part of an image is set
as a photometry area.
Set a part of the image you
want to measure as the
photometry area.
(Online
help)
The AE lock remains unchanged
from a previous exposure time
that is shorter than the current
appropriate exposure time.
Release the AE lock. (Online
help)
Output highlight level for level
adjustment is too low.
Reset the level adjustment and
adjust the level appropriately.
(Online
help)
The illumination of the
microscope is too dim
Adjust the brightness by
increasing the illumination
light quantity of the
microscope or removing the
neutral density filter from the
light path.
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Image periphery is dark. The periphery is dark due to an
optical performance
specifications and performance.
Please perform shading
correction.
(Online
help)
Part of the image is dark. The IR cut filter is not
inserted/removed correct.
Check whether the IR cut filter
insertion/removal knob has
been inserted or removed
properly.
(Online
help)
The color of the image is not
strange.
The white balance reference
area is not properly selected.
Select a blank white area as
white balance reference area.
(Online
help)
RGB balance is not properly Adjust the RGB balance with (Online
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