Canon EOS 20D Service Manual page 64

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6. If you change the image processing
method during continuous shooting,
the maximum burst will greatly
decrease.
7. If a high ISO speed is set, fewer
images can be captured.
8. When an image captured with Adobe
RGB is displayed on the LCD
monitor or TV set, displayed in an
sRGB environment, or printed by an
sRGB printer, the image will have
low color saturation.
[white balance]
9. When WB-BKT is set, the shots
remaining will decrease to about
one-third of the normal quantity.
10. When using the specified color
temperature in ambient light having
an adverse color cast, set the white
balance correction by adjusting the
green or amber bias.
11. If you enter in the camera the color
temperature reading (to specify the
color temperature) taken with a
commercially-available color
temperature meter, you might not
obtain the correct white balance.
As per the design.
(The maximum burst displayed on the
viewfinder bottom will be 6 or less.)
As per the design.
The LCD panel can show how many shots
remaining can be captured for the ISO
speed you set.
This occurs because the color space is not
suitable. (Compared to sRGB, Adobe RGB's
color reproduction range is wider. If the
image is displayed via sRGB without profile
conversion, the color reproduction range
becomes narrow.)
(To obtain accurate reproduction of Adobe
RGB in an sRGB environment, use image-
editing software like Adobe Photoshop to
convert the profile to sRGB.)
With WB-BKT, each shot yields three
images. The number of shooting times
remaining is displayed when WB-BKT is set.
Since the color temperature is based on a
blackbody locus, if the bad ambient light
does not conform to the blackbody locus,
the correct white balance will not be
obtained.
The color temperature standard may differ
between the camera and color temperature
meter. The color temperature meter's
reading might also include a margin of
error.
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