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Problem Cause Remedy Page
Picture is too dark. Exposure correction is set in the –
direction.
Set the desired exposure correction
value.
–
The metering area is set to a bright
area outside the region of interest.
Move the metering area to the area
where you want to obtain optimum
exposure.
–
AE lock, which was set when the
exposure time was shorter than the
currently required exposure time, is
active.
Cancel AE lock.
–
The output highlight level adjustment
is too low.
Reset the current level adjustment and
adjust the optimum level again.
–
The microscope illumination is too
dark.
Increase the microscope illumination
intensity or disengage the existing ND
filter to increase brightness.
–
The colors in the picture are strange. The area selected in white balance
adjustment was improper.
Select a white area as the rectangular
white balance adjustment area.
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The RGB balance is adjusted
improperly in manual white balance
adjustment.
Perform manual white balance
adjustment to adjust the RGB color
balance to obtain optimum colors.
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The screen color setting of the
computer is incorrect.
Set the computer display color to 24-
bit color or higher.
The recommended setting is 32-bit
color.
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