P. 70), Ae shift, Ae response – Sony HDR-AX2000 User Manual

Page 70: Auto iris limit, Flicker reduce, Back light, Spotlight

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HIGH

Automatically adjusts the white balance
while reducing redness or blueness.

MIDDLE

LOW

Automatically adjusts the white balance
while increasing redness or blueness.

b

Notes

• This is only effective when white balance is

adjusted automatically.

• [AWB SENS] is not effective under a clear sky

or the sun.

x

ON/OFF

You can turn on or off the function. When
[ON] is selected,

and selected value

appear on the screen.

x

LEVEL

You can set an offset value to adjust the
automatic exposure adjustment value from
[-7] (dark) - [0] (standard) - [+7] (bright)
with the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial. The
default setting is [0].

b

Notes

• This function is not effective while you adjust

the iris, shutter speed and gain all manually.

z

Tips

• You can assign an ASSIGN button to work as

[ON/OFF] (p. 43).

You can select the speed at which the
exposure is adjusted automatically
following the changes in the brightness of
the subject. You can select the speed from
[FAST], [MIDDLE] and [SLOW]. The
default setting is [FAST].

You can select the highest iris value for the
automatic adjustment from [F11], [F9.6],
[F8], [F6.8], [F5.6], [F4.8] and [F4]. The
default setting is [F11].

b

Notes

• This function is not effective during the manual

iris adjustment.

B

ON

Reduces flickering. Flickering of the
screen under a light source such as
fluorescent lamps will be reduced.

OFF

Not reduce flickering.

b

Notes

• Flickering may not be reduced for certain light

sources.

.

When you set this function to [ON] (.),
you can correct backlighting. The default
setting is [OFF].

b

Notes

• [BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] when you set

[SPOTLIGHT] to [ON].

• [BACK LIGHT] is set to [OFF] if all of iris,

gain, and shutter speed are adjusted manually.

z

Tips

• You can assign this function to an ASSIGN

button (p. 43).

When you set this function to [ON] (

),

you can prevent overexposure of light while
recording a subject under strong light, such
as a stage. For example, you can prevent
people's faces from being over-exposed.
The default setting is [OFF].

AE SHIFT

AE RESPONSE

AUTO IRIS LIMIT

FLICKER REDUCE

BACK LIGHT

SPOTLIGHT

Press the MENU button

t select

(CAMERA SET) with the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial.

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