| Q.No.2720: |
Photographs show a color cast. |
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If you are using a white-balance setting other than PRE (preset white balance),
try fine-tuning white balance using manual white-balance adjustment. |
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If white balance is set to Auto under incandescent or fluorescent lighting, in shade or direct
sunlight, under overcast skies, or when using a Nikon Speedlight, choose the appropriate white balance option
(Incandescent, Fluorescent, Shade, Direct Sunlight, Cloudy, or Flash). |
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If you press the shutter-release button all the way down without stopping halfway to focus the camera, the auto white-balance function will not be able to set white balance correctly for the first frame.
Always press the shutter-release button halfway before shooting. |
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Flicker may occur under incandescent lighting.
If the local power utility supplies alternating current at 60KHz, choose a shutter speed slower than 1/60 s.
Choose a shutter speed slower than 1/50 s if the local utility supplies current at 50 KHz. |
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Try using preset white balance (note that if extreme under- or over-exposure occurs when
setting preset white balance, appropriate white balance will not be achieved.
When using a white object to measure a value for preset white balance, adjust exposure settings so that the object
would be photographed as gray). |
