White Balance: Why can't I change the white balance on this camera?
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Go to shooting mode. Go to program mode "P",press the menu to accept. Use the left arrow back to shooting mode. scroll down to white balance. Use the right arrow and select which balance to use and press the menu again. Press the disp/back to exit the menu. It's easier than it sounds.
2056828
No. You re not. It is called slow synch. You can change sync. Speed by going into the camera's custom function and change it.
314127
Work how? To set the white balance for a flash or strobe? if that is the question then yes! This thing is not magic it is a neutral color light filter just like the white dome on the Sekonic or old weston incident light meter. The is tone is neutral gray. Now if your question is will it set WB for a TTL flash set toauto every thing the ANSWER IS NO!. If you are bent on auto TTL flash metering then your WB needs to be set for flash on your camera or auto shoot on raw and use a good post software to tweak your color shift if you have any.
138070
i also have found that my camera needed to be reset. i dont see anywhere there is a setting for leap year or any other setting other than the time and date.
1340156
I haven't found a setting on the camera for black and white. I can use a photo editor like Microsoft Picture Manager to change the color and set the color saturation to zero and have a black and white photo.
1775092
Not to sure about Nikon. I think that if you go to Utube and type in "setting custom white balance" for your model of Nikon you should get the answer.
1720673
Yes, it does! You can select custom white balance and then set the center part of the viewfinder on a white board to set the balance.
1411356
This camera has a button to adjust the setting on it. You will need to play with it to adjust. Sounds like you have it set on mirror which is reverse.
1864800
I really don't know. The manual mentions a P manual mode. And states that Changes can also be made to various shooting settings, such as exposure, compensation, as needed. When in various modes, there are also options. On the other hand, I do not see numbers and an ability to dial changes in that manner.I hope this helps.
1738088
You could try getting a new battery and make sure you have the right setting on your camera.
2012021
Had to look this one up. Apparently it's related to the EV +/-2. I suppose that's a yes then? Aside from two efficient auto modes, the camera has a "Program Auto" mode, in which you can change the ISO, white balance, focus, and metering mode, as well as the that EV bit.
2065616
Good morning, Unfortunately you can not change it. The is the system it is set to. Best regards, Jessi
1636223
Your exposure should be good with and auto setting and the flash. Your camera measures the light during the exposure and adjust the duration of the flash as the picture is taken. Your exposure compensation my be set on the + side which would result in an overexposure. Also, check your white balance to see where it is set. Sounds like it might be set to daylight rather than auto which would give a orange or yellow cast indoors. Next, sit yourself down and read the manual - cover to cover. This camera has a multitude of possible settings and this is the only way to become familiar with it.
1030971
Hi,if your camera do not have 2 or 3 white,blue,or red short wires coming out from one of the tow camera plugs ,so you can tie tow of these wires to reverse the image,if these wires are not available then you have got reverse camera only (wrong camera),hope this is clear.
860779
Unfortunetly I haven't figured that out myself. I only installed the camera 2 days ago and am working out the details right now. I am going to have a friend translate the on screen menu so I can figure out how to use it better
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No problem for RAW file .This is a great product for custom white balance.Just use it for the first frame in the new light situation.for more information take a look to this linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COhMEcY5Tkk
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I heard you can but you might have to do everything manually. I'm not on this though. You could also try a camera store to see if they can give you a better answer.