Shooting The Surroundings - NEC DV11G User Manual

Shooting the Surroundings

Turn the camera head toward the object you want to shoot.
NOTE:
• The camera head does not turn vertically in your direction (A). Forcible turning may cause trouble.
• For turning in the horizontal direction, do so by holding the part B of the camera head.
NOTE:
• When the material reflects light, turn off the main light. Also, try shooting obliquely by adjusting the camera arm angle.
Lighting Guidelines
Printed matter
Three-dimensional object
OHP film and other see-through material
Reflective material, such as glossy paper
* When the room is full of light, better images may be obtained by turning off the main light.
• Adjust the brightness by using both the ON/OFF of the main light and the 'BRIGHTNESS' button.
• To store the adjustment of white balance, press the 'CAMERA' button three seconds or longer. The adjusted setting is
stored as the indicator of the 'AUTO' button of WHITE BALANCE blinks once.
Set dip switch 6 to ON, and the adjusted setting will be turned on at the next power on.
• When changing the material, the scene of the material change can be hidden by turning on a still image by pressing the
'REAL/FREEZE' button.
• You can have the material fixed by using a commercially available magnet.
B
Horizontal direction
Vertical direction
A
Normal position
Main light *
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Magnet works here.
E-15
Base light
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF