Nikon DS-2MBWC Manuale Utente

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CAMERA

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VI Basic Operations 

 

2  Photographing Images 

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Next, adjust the exposure. 
It would be ideal if the amount of incident light can be adjusted in such a way that the 
shutter speed falls within a range of about 1/7.5 to 1/250 seconds. To adjust the amount 
of incident light, adjust the luminous energy of the light source or the iris diaphragm or 
use an ND filter. 

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Press    WB    while in this state, and the white balance will be automatically adjusted. 

 

The white balance can also be adjusted from a frozen image. 

 

1) 

While photographing an evenly white subject, press 

  (freeze button) to freeze the 

display. 

2) 

Press    WB    while in this state, and the white balance will be automatically adjusted. 

3) Press    (freeze button) again to release the frozen display, thus completing your 

settings. 

In case of over- or underexposure, the white balance cannot be adjusted precisely.   
Be especially careful if you are performing exposure in “MANU” mode or using a 
low-magnification objective. 
To correct the automatically set white balance, use the  R  /  B  con for Gain to adjust the 
balance. 

 

 

The Advn. menu has various functions for adjusting the picture quality. Watch the monitor while 
you adjust the picture quality as necessary. 

A sharp video image will be obtained by enhancing the contours of the image. The 
sharpness can be adjusted in six steps, from 0 (off) to 5 (strong). 

Selecting “NR ON” helps to reduce noise on the screen, resulting in a clear image. 
Lag or tails on moving objects may occur when “NR ON” is selected. When photographing 
a moving subject or if an increased response during focusing is desired, select “NR OFF.” 

If you want to eliminate flare reflection in blacks on the screen or make blacks on the 
screen more distinct, adjust the black level to the negative side. 

Use this facility when fine adjustment in “AE” or “MANU” exposure mode has no effect. 
Gain is referenced to Y100 = 100%, and can be fine adjusted in increments of 5%.     
The feature of this facility is that correction can be applied to a frozen image, as well as to 
normal images. 
Be aware that lowering the image level below Y100 causes the output saturation level to 
drop. 

To increase the color density in the image being displayed, adjust CHRM to the positive 
side. To reduce the density of color, adjust CHRM to the negative side. The density of color 
can be adjusted in the range from –50 to 50. 

Use this facility when you want to rotate hues in minute color adjustments.