White
Balance
Options
For natural coloration, choose a
white
balance
setting
that
matches
the
light
source before
shooting.
The
following
options
are available:
• Cool-white fluorescent lights.
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_.
Description
White balance
is
adjusted
.automatically.
For
best results, use
type
G or D lens. If built-in or optional flash
.fires, results are adjusted for flash.
Use
under incandescent lighting.
Use
with:
--
-
• Sodium-vapor lighting (found in
sports venues).
• Warm-white fluorescent lights.
4,200 K
5,000 K
'.
Daylight
white
fluorescent lights.
-
.-'
3,700 K
'.
White fluorescent lights.
2,700 K
3,000 K
3,000 K
3,500-
8,000 K
5,200
K
5,400 K
6,000
K
8,000 K
2,500-
10,000 K
Coiortemp.
*
Option
.
Sodium-vapor
lamps
[3
Choose
color
temp.
Warm-white
fluorescent
White
fluorescent
Cool-white
fluorescent
Day
white
fluorescent
Daylight
fluorescent
High
temp.
mercury-vapor
~~~
Direct
sunlight
~
Flash
..
Cloudy
a~,
Shade
~.~
Incandescent
11\
~
Fluorescent
/11\'
6,500 K • Daylight fluorescent lights.
7,200 K • High color temperature
light
sources
(e.g.
mercury-vapor lamps).
.
_.
..
-
.
Use
with
subjects
lit
by direct sunlight.
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_.
Use
with
built-in or optional flash.
Use
in daylight under overcast skies.
Use
in daylight with subjects in the
shade.
;Choose color temperature from list
of
values
(0
141
).
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--
...
- -
Use
subject,
light
source, or existing
photograph
as
reference for
white
balance
(0
142).
* All values are approximate. Fine-tuning set
to
O.
PRE
Preset
manual
AUTO
Auto
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