Panasonic PV-GS70 Operating Instructions Manual

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38Adjusting White Balance ManuallyWhen the Auto White Balance Adjustment function does not operatesuitably under the existing light conditions, use the Manual WhiteBalance Adjustment mode.1 Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].≥The [MNL] Indication 1 appears.2 Press the [PUSH] Dial.≥The [AWB] Indication appears.3 Rotate the [PUSH] Dial until the [1] Indication 2 isdisplayed.4 Point the Palmcorder at a full-screen white subject,and then keep the [PUSH] Dial pressed untilindication [1] stops flashing.≥When the [1] Indication flashes after turning the Palmcorderon, the previously adjusted white balance setting is still kept.To Resume Automatic AdjustmentRotate the [PUSH] Dial until the [AWB] Indication appears. Or, setthe Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO].ª About White Balance SensorThe White Balance Sensor 3 determines the nature of the lightsource during recording.≥Do not cover the White Balance Sensor with your hand duringrecording. Otherwise, White Balance will not work normally.≥The red light from the Recording Lamp 4 will be reflected off yourhand or object, possibly causing the White Balance sensor tooperate incorrectly and changing the coloring.Use of Auto White Balance Adjustment in inappropriate lightingconditions may result in reddish or bluish images. Where the subjectis surrounded by many light-sources, Auto White BalanceAdjustment may not operate properly. In such a case, we suggestthat you adjust the White Balance.1) The range that is controlled by the Auto White BalanceAdjustment Mode of this Palmcorder2) Blue sky3) Cloudy sky (Rain)4) TV screen5) Sunlight6) White fluorescent light7) Halogen light bulb8) Incandescent light bulb9) Sunrise and sunset10) Candlelight≥For other notes, see page 88.MNL1121PUSHWB/SHUTTERIRIS/MF/VOL/JOG2, 3, 443AUTO MANUALFOCUS10 000K9 000K8 000K7 000K6 000K5 000K4 000K3 000K2 000K1 000K2)1)3)4)5)6)7)8)9)10)K=Kelvin Color Temperature