Samsung SMX-F70BP Manual Do Utilizador

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Advanced recording

Photo Resolution

You can select the quality of photo images to be recorded.

Select the recording ( 

 

 ) mode by pressing the [MODE] 

button. page 26

1 

Press the [MENU] button  
[Control (Left/Right)] button  

Photo Resolution.

2 

Select the desired submenu item 
with the [Control (Up/Down)] 

button, and then press the 

[Control (OK)] button.

3 

Press the [MENU] button to exit the menu.

Submenu Items

Items

Use

On-screen 

display

1696x954(16:9)

Record in 1696x954 resolution.

1280x720(16:9)

Record in 1280x720 resolution.

1600x1200(4:3)

Record in 1600x1200 resolution.

800x600(4:3)

Record in 800x600 resolution.

Other devices may not display photos recorded by your camcorder if those 

devices do not support high resolution.

For photo development, the higher the resolution, the finer the image quality.

The number of recordable images differs according to the photo resolution you 

select. page 33

High resolution images occupy more memory space than low resolution images. 

If you select a higher resolution for your photos, you will have less space to store 

photos in the memory.

Resolutions marked with   are the resolutions of photos to be recorded when you 

set video resolution to 720X576/50p (4:3).

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White Balance

Using the White Balance function, you can select a setting that 

matches the light illuminating the subject you are shooting (Daylight, 

Fluorescent, etc.) or let the camcorder make all adjustments 

automatically. Based on your selection, the camcorder automatically 

adjusts the colour of the subject so the colours in your recording 

look natural.

Select the recording ( 

 

 ) mode by pressing the [MODE] 

button. page 26

1 

Press the [MENU] button  
[Control (Left/Right)] button  

White Balance.

2 

Select the desired submenu item 
with the [Control (Up/Down)] 

button, and then press the 

[Control (OK)] button.

3 

Press the [MENU] button to exit the menu.

Understanding White Balance

The White Balance (WB) process removes unrealistic colour casts 

so that white objects are rendered white in your image and all other 

colours look natural. Proper white balance has to take into account 

the ‘colour temperature’ of a light source, which refers to the relative 

warmth or coolness of white light.