Color Temperature - Mamiya ZD Back User Manual

Color Temperature

Light has various hues and may be reddish or bluish, for example. Reproduc-
ing such hues requires an objective gauge (scale). The color temperature de-
scribes the hue by the absolute temperature (K: kelvin).
The higher the color temperature, the bluer the hue and the lower the color
temperature, the redder the hue.
Approximate color temperature
Redder
1 : Candlelight
2 : Oil lamp
3 : Incandescent lamp
4 : Halogen lamp
5 : White (fluorescent lamp)
6 : Daytime white (fluorescent lamp)
Minor Adjustment of White Balance
You can make minor adjustments to the white balance settings for auto, day-
light, cloudy, shade, electric light, fluorescent light and flash in the range of ±3
decamired steps. Adjusting in the plus direction produces a reddish tinge, while
adjusting in the minus direction produces a bluish tinge.
JPEG
CUSTOM
7 : Flash
8 : Daylight color (fluorescent lamp)
9 : Sunlight
10 : Cloudy
11 : Shade
12 : Fine weather
1. Press the WB button.
SD
The white balance indicator appears on
CF
the digital LCD panel.
PC
Bluer
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