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Reference Section
E44
The Shooting Menu (for A (Auto) Mode)
W White Balance (Adjusting Hue)
The color of light reflected from an object varies with the color of the light source.
The human brain is able to adapt to changes in the color of the light source, with
the result that white objects appear white whether seen in the shade, direct
sunlight, or under incandescent lighting. Digital cameras can mimic this
adjustment by processing images according to the color of the light source. This is
known as “white balance.” For natural colors, choose a white balance setting that
matches the light source before shooting. Although the default setting, Auto, can
be used under most types of lighting, the white balance setting suited to a
particular light source can be specified manually to achieve more accurate results.
B Note About White Balance
At white-balance settings other than Auto or Flash, turn the flash off (c) (A55).
On the A (auto) mode shooting screen M Tap the d tab M W White balance
Option Description
s Auto
(default setting)
White balance automatically adjusted to suit lighting conditions.
Best choice in most situations.
b Preset manual
Useful when shooting under unusual lighting. See “Preset Manual”
(E45) for more information.
c Daylight White balance adjusted for direct sunlight.
d Incandescent Use under incandescent lighting.
e Fluorescent Use under fluorescent lighting.
f Cloudy Use when taking pictures under overcast skies.
g Flash Use with the flash.
- Reference Manual 1
- Read This First 4
- About This Manual 5
- Information and Precautions 6
- About the Manuals 7
- For Your Safety 10
- Introduction 11
- Table of Contents 13
- Parts of the Camera and 19
- Basic Operations 19
- Parts of the Camera 20
- Under the connector 21
- Operating the Touch Panel 22
- B Notes About the Touch Panel 23
- 15/05/2012 15:30 26
- 15/05/2012 15:30 27
- Shooting mode Playback mode 28
- Shooting mode selection 28
- Playback mode selection 28
- Using Menus (d Tab) 29
- During Playback 30
- Attaching the Camera Strap 31
- Basic Steps for Shooting and 33
- 2 Insert the included 34
- B High Temperature Caution 35
- B Note About the Battery 35
- C AC Power Supply 37
- 2 Insert the memory card 38
- Step 1 Turn the Camera On 40
- Turning the Camera On and Off 41
- 1 Tap the desired language 42
- 6 Tap Yes 43
- Date and time 43
- Home time zone 43
- Step 2 Select a Shooting Mode 44
- Available Shooting Modes 45
- 2 Frame the picture 46
- Using the Zoom 47
- Step 4 Focus and Shoot 48
- 2 Drag the current image 50
- Playback Zoom 51
- Thumbnail Playback 51
- Step 6 Delete Unwanted Images 52
- 1 Tap an image to display y 53
- Shooting Features 55
- Using A (Auto) Mode 56
- Help selection 59
- Adjusting Scene Effect 60
- 2 End shooting 69
- C Self-timer Lamp 70
- Smart Portrait Menu Options 71
- Basic Shooting Settings 72
- 1 Tap the flash mode icon 73
- C The Flash Mode Setting 74
- C Red-eye Reduction 74
- 1 Tap the self-timer icon 75
- 2 Tap Y or Z 75
- B Note About Self-timer 76
- 1 Tap the macro mode icon 77
- 2 Tap o 77
- B Note About Using the Flash 78
- C Autofocus 78
- C The Macro Mode Setting 78
- C Exposure Compensation Value 79
- Default Settings 80
- C Image Mode 83
- Face Detection 86
- Skin Softening 88
- Playback Features 89
- Available Playback Modes 90
- B Notes About the Rating 92
- Using ViewNX 2 95
- 3 Start the installer 96
- 4 Download the software 96
- B Connecting the USB Cable 97
- 3 Terminate the connection 98
- Recording and Playing Back 99
- Recording Movies 100
- B Recording Movies 101
- Movie Playback 104
- General Camera Setup 105
- The Setup Menu 106
- Reference Section 109
- 3 Tap I 110
- 4 Tap Yes 110
- 2 Tap a direction icon 111
- 4 Take the next picture 111
- B Notes About Panorama Assist 112
- C R Indicator 112
- C More Information 112
- 2 Tap h 113
- 3 Tap the desired album 113
- Favorite pictures 114
- Remove selected picture or 115
- Auto sort 117
- Other scenes 117
- B Notes About Auto Sort Mode 118
- List by Date Mode 119
- Editing Images (Still Images) 120
- C Original and Edited Images 121
- 2 Tap I 122
- 3 Tap Yes 122
- Using the Paint Tools 123
- Decoration 124
- 2 Tap Yes 125
- Quick retouch 125
- Save OK? 125
- 1 Tap I 126
- D-Lighting 126
- Filter effects 129
- 2 Adjust the effect 130
- Color options 130
- 1 Tap All or Skin softening 131
- Small picture 132
- Create small picture file? 132
- 2 Refine copy composition 133
- 3 Tap G 133
- C Image Size 134
- 1 Turn off the camera 135
- B Video Mode 136
- B Notes About Power Source 137
- C Printing images 137
- 2 Turn on the printer 138
- 2 Tap Copies 139
- 4 Tap Paper size 139
- 5 Tap the desired paper size 140
- 6 Tap Start print 140
- 7 Printing begins 140
- 2 Tap Paper size 140
- 3 Tap the desired paper size 141
- 5 Printing begins 142
- B Notes About Touch Shutter 144
- 1 Register a subject 146
- C Touch Shooting Setting 147
- B Notes About Touch AF/AE 149
- ISO sensitivity 150
- B Note About BSS 151
- B Note About Multi-shot 16 151
- B Note About White Balance 152
- 3 Tap b 153
- B Note About Preset Manual 154
- The Smart Portrait Menu 155
- A blink was detected in the 156
- 1 Tap Start 157
- Slide show 157
- 2 The slide show begins 158
- Protecting One Image 159
- Tap o On 159
- The Playback Menu 161
- C Print Date 164
- File will be deleted. OK? 167
- 4 Tap I 168
- B Notes About Copying images 169
- The Movie Menu 170
- Y Wind Noise Reduction 171
- 1 Tap Time zone 173
- 2 Tap x Travel destination 173
- 3 Tap o 174
- C Time Zones 175
- Photo Info 176
- B Notes About Print Date 178
- C Print Date and Print Order 178
- U Motion Detection 180
- B Notes About Digital Zoom 181
- B Note About Sound Settings 182
- C Auto Off Settings 183
- V Charge by Computer 186
- C Charge Lamp 187
- B Note About Blink Warning 188
- Did someone blink? 189
- B Notes About Eye-Fi Cards 190
- C Supported Eye-Fi Cards 190
- Smart Portrait Mode 192
- Movie Menu 192
- Setup Menu 192
- Firmware version 193
- File and Folder Names 194
- Optional Accessories 195
- Error Messages 196
- Technical Notes and Index 201
- The Camera 202
- C Notes on Monitors 203
- Charging AC Adapter 204
- Memory Cards 204
- Cleaning and Storage 205
- Troubleshooting 206
- Shooting 208
- Playback 211
- Specifications 213
- B Specifications 215
- Supported Standards 216
- 6MNA2411-01 224
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