Nikon DS-2MBWC Manuale Utente

 

VI Basic Operations 

 

CAMERA 

 

 

2  Photographing Images 

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•  To suppress unevenness in bright parts while photographing an image with clearly 

distinguishable dark and bright areas → TONE6 
Recommended example: Metal tissue or ceramics and other materials, photographing 
documents with a lens, etc. 

•  To enhance contrast for easy recognition → TONE7 

Recommended example: Metal tissue or ceramics and other materials, photographing 
documents with a lens, etc. 

There are seven kinds of tones. Choose an easy-to-observe tone according to the subject. 

Use this tone when gradation from darks to brights is required (as for subjects that have 
highlight reflections). 
Recommended example: IC chips, part-mounted circuit board, gears, etc. 

Use this tone when you want to weaken the contrast. 
Recommended example: Cells and tissue, general subjects 

Use this tone for ordinary photographing. 
Recommended example: Cells and tissue, general subjects 

Use this tone when you want to enhance the contrast. The image will have clearly 
distinguishable darks and brights. 
Recommended example: Cells and tissue, general subjects 

There is a linear output proportional to the input from the camera. Use this tone when you 
want to examine the difference in luminous energy from photographed data. 
Recommended example: DIC observation, PH observation, etc. 

Use this tone when you want to suppress unevenness in bright parts while photographing 
a high-contrast image. 
Recommended example: Metal tissue or ceramics and other materials 

Use this tone when you want to enhance the contrast during observation. 
Recommended example: Metal tissue or ceramics and other materials, photographing 
documents with a lens, etc. 

 

 

Before photographing an image you need to adjust the white balance of the camera using a 
subject that has even whites. 

 

1) 

When using diascopic illumination for microphotography, photograph a transparent part of 
the preparation. When using episcopic illumination for microphotograph or when using a 
lens, adjust the white balance with a white subject. 
For fluorescent photography, we recommend that the white balance be adjusted under 
normal light conditions before photographing an image.