Sony DSLR-A700 User's Manual / Troubleshooting page 62

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Select the desired mode with Ji.lT on the multi-selector, then make fine adjustments with
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necessary.
• Adjusting toward + increases the color temperature and the image turns reddish. Adjusting toward -
decreases the color temperature and the image turns paler.
Select the desired mode
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Adjust the color temperature
(
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: The default setting)
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AWB (Auto WB)
Adjusts the white balance automatically.
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(Daylight) Adjusts for outdoors, sunlit subjects
(+3
to
-3).
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(Shade)
Adjusts for shady conditions on a clear day (+3 to -3).
.. (Cloudy)
Adjusts for a cloudy sky (+3 to -3).
,*,_ (Tungsten)
Adjusts for incandescent lighting or video light such as at
photography studios (+3 to -3).
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(Fluorescent)
Adjusts for fluorescent lighting (+4 to -2).
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(Flash)
Adjusts for flash condition
(+3
to
-3).
ColorTemperature/Color
See the following page.
filter
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(Custom 1 - 3/Custom
Uses the custom white balance. See page 63.
setup)
• You can substitute the Fn (Function) button for the WB (White Balance) button (page 30).
You can set the white balance using a color temperature.
Based on using the set color temperature as the standard, the color can be compensated from G
(Green) to M (Magenta) just like using a CC (Color Compensation) filter for photography.
• When setting the color temperature measured by the color meter, test shooting is recommended before the
actual photo is taken.