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10.4.1.1. Tips for Getting the Best Camera Image
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Too much brightness causes the image to fade. Too little brightness will cause dark colors to run together.
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Too much contrast will cause obscured details. Too little contrast will cause the image to lose clarity and brightness.
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Too much saturation will cause colors to be inaccurate. Too little saturation will cause the image to appear black and white.
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Increase AGC only if contrast in the scene is too dark in some areas and too bright in others. Too much AGC can drastically
reduce image clarity in low-light scenes.
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Lower shutter time values increase the amount of light available, but can increase movement blur. Higher shutter time values
decrease lighting, but motion is captured more clearly.
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Leave Sense-Up OFF unless required for scenes containing very bright and dark areas at the same time (such as heavily
backlit windows).
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DNR can reduce some digital noise that occurs in dimly lit scenes. Use the lowest setting that provides adequate image quality.
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