Samsung HMX-S10BP Manual Do Utilizador

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1.  Touch the Menu (
) tab 
 “White Balance”  “Custom WB.
The “(
Set White Balance” indicator is displayed.
2.  Fill the screen with a white object, and touch the (
OK
) tab.
The white balance setting is stored.
3.  To exit the menu, touch the Return (
) tab.
The stored white balance setting will be applied the next time 
you record.
To set the white balance manually
When setting the white balance manually, the subject must be white, otherwise, your camcorder 
may not detect an appropriate setting value.
The adjusted setting remains until you set the white balance again.
During normal outdoor recording, setting to “Auto” may provide better results.
Cancel the digital zoom function for clear and precise setting. 
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Reset the white balance if light conditions change.



Submenu items
Auto: Sets Aperture to Auto.
50(
50
ISO
ISO
): Records in a bright place as a low sensitivity. 
100(
100
ISO
ISO
): Records in a normal situation as a normal sensitivity.
200(
200
ISO
ISO
): Increases the shutter speed and minimise noises of the 
images to record in a dark place.
400(
400
ISO
ISO
)/800(
800
ISO
ISO
)/1600(
1600
ISO
ISO
)/2400(
2400
ISO
ISO
): Records in a dark place as a 
high sensitivity. The recorded images may be with noise.



The high sensitivity of ISO values may give images with noise.
ISO
ISO sensitivity function sets the light sensitivity of the camcorder’s image sensor. A higher ISO 
setting allows the camcorder to select a higher shutter speed, thus reducing the image-shaking 
when recording without flash under dimmer conditions since it increases the light sensitivity of 
the image sensor. 
PRECHECK!
Select the Photo record (
) mode by pressing the MODE button. 
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1.  Touch the Menu (
) tab 
ISO”  touch the desired submenu 
item.
2.  To exit the menu, touch the Return (
) tab.
OK
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