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The exposure time is too short. Reset the exposure time to Auto-
matic.
(User’s
Manual)
The sensitivity is too low. Increase the Sensitivity.(User’s
Manual)
The Adjustment is in the negative
sector.
Reset the Adjustment to 0, and
subsequently set it anew.
(User’s
Manual)
The exposure time has been
locked at a too low value.
Click the Unlock Exposure Time
button in the Camera Control tool
window.
(User’s
Manual)
The spot for the calculation of the
exposure time is in an area that
is too bright.
Shift the spot into the segment of
the image that you want to have
correctly exposed.
(User’s
Manual)
The illumination intensity is too
low.
Remove ND filters from the light
path, then increase the lamp volt-
age.
The image looks too bright.
The diaphragm is too wide open. Reduce the diaphragm opening
on the microscope.
The exposure time is too long. Reset the exposure time to Auto-
matic.
(User’s
Manual)
The sensitivity is too high. Reduce the Sensitivity value. (User’s
Manual)
The Adjustment is in the positive
sector.
Reset the Adjustment to 0, and
subsequently set it anew.
(User’s
Manual)
The exposure time has been
locked at a too high value.
Click the Unlock Exposure Time
button in the Camera Control tool
window.
(User’s
Manual)
The spot for the calculation of the
exposure time is in an area that
is too dark.
Shift the spot into the segment of
the image that you want to have
correctly exposed.
(User’s
Manual)
The illumination intensity is too
low.
Move ND filters into the light
path, then decrease the lamp
voltage.
The colors look peculiar.
The white balance was not car-
ried out correctly.
Repeat the white balance. (User’s
Manual)
With brightfield acquisitions, a
black balance has been carried
out.
Switch the black balance off. (User’s
Manual)
The PC's color settings are incor-
rect.
Set the PC's color depth to at
least 24 bit.
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