Canon VB-R13 매뉴얼

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• [Auto (Aperture-priority AE)]
Specify the aperture value.
When [Exposure] is set to a value other than [Manual], setting items for exposure correction are displayed.
[Compensation]: Specify exposure compensation. Select negative values to darken the video and positive 
values to lighten the video. To disable exposure compensation, specify [Not Specified].
[Metering Mode]: Specify the metering mode setting: [Center-weighted], [Average], or [Spot].
[Shutter]: Specify the shutter speed when [Exposure] is set to [Auto (Shutter Priority)] or [Manual].
• [Manual]
Compensate for the exposure manually. The following exposure compensation settings are displayed.
[Iris]: Specify the iris setting. Drag the slider to the left to close down the iris and make the video darker or to the 
right to open up the iris and make the video brighter.
[Shutter]: Specify the shutter speed.
[Gain]: Specify the gain (sensitivity to brightness). Drag the slider to the left to decrease the gain and make the 
video darker or to the right to increase the gain and make the video brighter.
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[Smart Shade Control]
Specify a value to use for the camera’s smart shade control feature when recording.
[Off]: Record with the smart shade control disabled.
[Auto]: Set smart shade control to automatic.
[1] to [7]: Select one of seven strength levels when setting the smart shade control function manually.
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[Haze Compensation]
Specify a value to use for the camera’s haze compensation feature when recording. Cameras without the haze 
compensation feature will always be set to [Not supported].
[Off]: Record with haze compensation disabled.
[Auto]: Set haze compensation to automatic.
[1] to [7]: Select one of seven strength levels when setting the haze compensation function manually.
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[Clear IR Mode]
Specify whether to record while using Clear IR mode or not.
[On]: Record while reducing heat haze or blur in backgrounds.
[Off]: Record with Clear IR mode disabled.
Metering mode
Description
[Center-
weighted]
Meters the entire scene, with an emphasis on the center.
Correct exposure is obtained for a subject near the center of the scene, even though the 
periphery may be slightly darker or lighter.
Use for subjects that are in the center of the scene.
[Average]
Meters an average of the entire scene.
A uniform exposure is obtained even when the scene has significant differences in 
brightness.
Use for scenes where, for example, cars are passing through or people are entering and 
exiting.
[Spot]
Meters the center of the scene.
The correct exposure is obtained for a subject near the center of the scene, irrespective of 
the brightness of the periphery.
Use if the subject is lit by a spotlight or is backlit, where the exposure should be adjusted to 
the center of the scene.