Ознакомительное Руководство для Olympus c-2500l
Taking Natural Color Pictures Under Fluorescent Light
When pictures are taken under fluorescent light or a special light source, the colors may lose their overall balance.
With the Camedia C-2500L, pictures taken under fluorescent light can come out in natural-looking colors by changing the refer-
ence tone with the "white balancing with reference" feature in the [WB] menu (P. 49).
With the Camedia C-2500L, pictures taken under fluorescent light can come out in natural-looking colors by changing the refer-
ence tone with the "white balancing with reference" feature in the [WB] menu (P. 49).
Required Supplies
• Camera
• White sheet of A4 size paper or larger
• White sheet of A4 size paper or larger
Press the [
] button, and select
under
.
Pressing the [OK] button will display the window to set white
balancing.
balancing.
Hang a white sheet of paper on the wall or have someone hold it
so that it is illuminated by a fluorescent lamp. Focus on the
paper so that it fills the viewfinder and press the [OK] button.
“GOOD” appears on the LCD monitor, and the reference tone will be
set.
so that it is illuminated by a fluorescent lamp. Focus on the
paper so that it fills the viewfinder and press the [OK] button.
“GOOD” appears on the LCD monitor, and the reference tone will be
set.
After setting, proceed as with any other photograph.
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How to Use 2nd Curtain Synchronization Effect
This technique involves firing the flash at the tail end of a slow shutter
speed picture. Using this technique, a nighttime shot of a moving car will
come out with the lights from the tail lamps drawn behind the car like in a
wide-open photograph.
With the Camedia C-2500L, pictures can be easily taken with 2nd curtain
synchronization effect.
speed picture. Using this technique, a nighttime shot of a moving car will
come out with the lights from the tail lamps drawn behind the car like in a
wide-open photograph.
With the Camedia C-2500L, pictures can be easily taken with 2nd curtain
synchronization effect.
If 1st curtain synchronization effect is selected, the headlights of a mov-
ing car will flow in the direction in which the car is heading.
ing car will flow in the direction in which the car is heading.
With slow shutter photographs, the slightest movement can seriously
affect picture focus, therefore it is a good idea to use a tripod. For more
information, see "Flash Synchronization Effect" (P. 51).
affect picture focus, therefore it is a good idea to use a tripod. For more
information, see "Flash Synchronization Effect" (P. 51).
2nd Curtain Synchronization Effect
1st Curtain Synchronization Effect