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White balance: the following modes are available: [Auto] – automatic white balance;
[Fluorescent]; [Incandescent]; [Sunny]; [Cloudy]. The default option is [Auto]. An important
goal of white balance is to render colors correctly.
 [Auto]: the camera looks at the overall color of the image and calculates the best-fit
white balance. This is a default option for the white balance item and it is recommended
to use it.
 [Fluorescent]: white balance is corrected according to fluorescent lightning.
 [Incandescent]: white balance is corrected according to tungsten lightning.
 [Sunny]: white balance is corrected considering color rendering characteristics of
objects on a sunny day.
 [Cloudy]: white balance is corrected considering color rendering characteristics of
objects on a cloudy day.
Lighting: this item allows you to adjust shutter time to the illumination level.
 50 Hz: select this option if the camera is used indoor where AC-powered illumination
sources at 50 Hz are used.
 60 Hz: select this option if the camera is used indoor where AC-powered illumination
sources at 60 Hz are used.
 Auto: select this option if the camera is used under mixed illumination (sunlight and
indoor illumination) or under bright sunlight.
IMPORTANT:
When the camera is used under bright sunlight, the image may blink or be too light. To avoid this, select
the option for [Auto].
Exposure mode: this item allows you to select an electronic shutter mode. The following
modes are available: [Auto], [High speed mode], [Manual].
Auto: when this mode is selected, electronic shutter speed is adjusted automatically.
High speed mode: electronic shutter speed is set automatically (maximum value is 1/120
s).
NOTE:
When this mode is selected, it sets electronic shutter speed to 1/120 s or higher depending on illumination
level. This mode is suitable for fast moving objects, for example, auto racing, sports, etc.
When [Auto] or [High speed mode] option is selected, the following items are available:
 Back light compensate: you can enable backlight compensation. It allows correcting
the exposure of subjects that are in front of a bright light source.
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