To set the white balance on our camera you have to go on the menu on the camera and select 'white balance.' You then hold up a piece of white paper and press the up and down arrows to change the balance until the paper appears white.
Colette :)
Thursday, 15 December 2011
White Balance
The white balance should always be set before you film in a different direction or location to the shot before. If you don't set the white balance the colours that are filmed are untrue to the real life colours and may have a different colour tint to them.
To set the white balance on our camera you have to go on the menu on the camera and select 'white balance.' You then hold up a piece of white paper and press the up and down arrows to change the balance until the paper appears white.
Colette :)
To set the white balance on our camera you have to go on the menu on the camera and select 'white balance.' You then hold up a piece of white paper and press the up and down arrows to change the balance until the paper appears white.
Colette :)
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some sort of illustration and perhaps a hyper link to an explanation
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