JVC GY-HMQ10E ユーザーズマニュアル

Applicable to: Manual shooting mode M

Set to the Manual shooting mode.

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Select a white balance type using the [WHT.BAL] switch.

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You can select one of the three white balance types using the

[WHT.BAL] switch.

B

Switches to the white balance type that is

stored in Position [B]. If automatic white

balance adjustment is performed at this

position, the adjusted white balance is

saved to Position [B].

A

Switches to the white balance type that is

stored in Position [A]. If automatic white

balance adjustment is performed at this

position, the adjusted white balance is

saved to Position [A].

PRST(PRESET)

Switches to the white balance setting

(“3200K” or “5200K”) in “PRESET TEMP.”

of the recording menu.

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White Balance Icon

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FULL  AUTO

DOOR LOCK

A E

SET

GAIN

ADJ.

IRIS

WHT. BAL

SHUTTER

A F
M F

L-

M-

H-

B -

A -

PRST

[WHT.BAL] Switch

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You can assign the FAW (Full Auto White Balance) mode to the

[WHT.BAL] switch.

As the color of the light (color temperature) varies according to the

light source, it is necessary to readjust the white balance when the

main light source illuminating the object changes. You can store two

white balance types in memories [A] and [B].

Setting to the Manual shooting mode.

Set the [WHT.BAL] switch to [A] or [B].

Locate a place with similar lighting conditions

as the object to be shot, place a white object

near the center of the screen and zoom in to fill

the screen with white.

Press the [AWB] button.

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AWB

[AWB] Button

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“AUTO WHITE *OPERATION” appears when Auto White

Balance is activated.

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When the correct white balance is achieved, “AUTO

WHITE *OK” appears for about 3 seconds.

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Result Display

[AWB] Activated

  

AUTO WHITE A

  

AUTO WHITE A

  

OPERATION

  

OK

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Do not use highly reflective objects, such as metals. Doing so

may result in improper white balance adjustment.

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The Auto White function cannot provide optimum white balance

with an object outside the adjustment range, for example when

it contains only a single color or not enough white color.