Canon MD 216 Manual Do Utilizador

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Manual Exposure Adjustment
At times, backlit subjects may appear 
too dark (underexposed) or subjects 
under very strong lights may appear too 
bright or glaring (overexposed). To 
correct this, you can manually adjust 
the exposure.
POINTS TO CHECK
Mode switch: 
 (except for the 
[
FIREWORKS] recording program).
1
If the joystick guide does not 
appear on screen, press (
) to 
display it.
2
Push the joystick (
) toward 
[EXP].
[EXP] on the joystick guide changes 
to light blue and the exposure 
adjustment indicator 
 and the 
neutral value “±0” appear on the 
screen.
3
Adjust (
) the brightness of the 
image as required.
• The adjustment range and the 
length of the exposure adjustment 
indicator will vary depending on 
the initial brightness of the picture.
• Pushing the joystick (
) toward 
[EXP] again will return the 
camcorder to automatic exposure.
4
Push the joystick (
) toward 
[BACK] to lock and save the 
exposure setting.
If you operate the zoom during 
exposure lock, the brightness of the 
image may change.
White Balance
The white balance function helps you 
accurately reproduce colors under 
different lighting conditions so that 
white objects will always look truly 
white in your recordings.
POINTS TO CHECK
Recording program: [
 PROGRAM AE]
Options

 Default value
(
EXP
BACK
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[
AUTO]

Settings are automatically set by the camcorder. 
Use this setting for outdoor scenes.
[
DAYLIGHT]
For recording outdoors on a bright day.
[
TUNGSTEN]
For recording under tungsten and tungsten type 
(3-wavelength) fluorescent lighting.
[
SET]
Use the custom white balance setting to make 
white objects appear white under colored 
lighting.
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