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White balance compensation
You configure this setting through the
Note:
WHT BAL
If you are shooting indoors without a flash, or in other unusual lighting
conditions, your photos may be tinted with strange colors (such as orange,
green, or blue). If this happens, use this setting to fix the problem.
Leave the white-balance setting at
Note:
photos. If flash is prohibited or if the flash is not used indoors, you
may want to try the
the source of prevailing lighting.
The PhotoMAX PDC 640CF Digital Camera offers six white-balance
settings:
WHT BAL
Menu Setting
AUTO
(default)
OFF
SUN
SHADE
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Each time you turn the camera off and on again, white balance resets
Note:
to the default,
For more information about using white-balance compensation, see
Note:
the Tips, Tricks, Terms, and Techniques section of the online
Polaroid PhotoMAX Image Maker User's Guide.
Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 640CF Digital Camera User's Manual
menu, using the general procedure described on page 11.
FLRSCN
Lighting Conditions
Automatic compensation for most situations
No compensation
Use this setting when you do NOT want the
Note:
camera to change the photo's lighting and color, such as
when shooting sunsets.
Outdoors in sunlight
Outdoors in shade
Indoors in fluorescent illumination
Indoors in light-bulb illumination
.
AUTO
CAMERA SETUP
(the default) for most
AUTO
or
settings, depending on
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