Colour Temperature And White Balance Adjustment - Panasonic NV-RZ10EN/A Operating Instructions Manual

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Colour Temperature and White Balance
Adjustment
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!"#$ Every light source has its own colour temperature measured
in Kelvin (K). The higher the Kelvin value, the more bluish the
light; the lower the value, the more reddish the light. The
Kelvin value is related to the tint of the light, but not directly to
its brightness.
The range
light sources for which this Movie Camera can provide precise
white balance adjustment and, therefore, natural colours in
the recorded pictures, when using the Full Auto Mode. For
light sources outside this range, adjust the white balance
manually. (l 90) Also, additional lighting may be necessary.
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Control range of this Movie Camera's Auto White Balance
Adjustment Mode
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Blue sky
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Cloudy sky (Rain)
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TV screen
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Sunlight
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White fluorescent lamp
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2 hours after sunrise or before sunset
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1 hour after sunrise or before sunset
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Halogen light bulb
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Incandescent light bulb
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Sunrise or sunset
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