EverFocus EQ600 WDII - Manual (Page 11)

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MENU
5.2 USER SETUP
I. CAMERA VIEW: The lighting conditions of the area where the camera views.
SHADOW or HIGHLIGHT
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II. SLOW SHUTTER:
When the setting is OFF, it is only operate with AGC in low light condition and keep
the color image..
When select “ON” then camera will into the slow shutter mode in low light condition.
User can setting slow shutter limit from 2x ~ 32x. And select COLOR or B/W image
when slow shutter is operation by setting SS PROTERTY. Otherwise, user can
setting the slow shutter start level with SS THRESHOLD. Set the parameter
smaller let slow shutter start in more highlight condition, and larger, in more lower
light condition
The default SLOW SHUTTER setting is OFF.
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III. WDR MODE: The camera offers outstanding Wide-Dynamic Range (WDR) up to
120dB.
Select “AUTO”, the camera will automatically adjust to a suitable Wide Dynamic
Range according to the lighting condition. In “AUTO” mode, the default BIAS is set
at “0” but user can further define the BIAS of WDR. When you feel the contrast of
lighting condition is larger, increase the BIAS. When you feel the contrast is smaller,
decrease the BIAS. Under low contrast condition, set the LIMIT of WDR to a value
lower to get better images.
Select “ MANUAL”, user can manually set the Dynamic Range by moving the tag
along 0 to 36 level bar. When contrast of lighting condition is larger, increase the
number, otherwise decrease the number towards “0”.
IV. METER MODE: For setting a frame of the lighting measurement.
Select “ NORMAL” during the normal lighting condition. Choose a suitable frame
location, such as FULLSCREEN, CENTER, LOWER1/3 and USER. If “USER” is
selected, there will be a frame in green color shown on the screen. Use the cursor
buttons to move the location of the frame, then press SET button. The
color of frame will turn to white. Use buttons to enlarge the frame size,
and press SET button. After resizing, the frame color will turn to red, use
buttons to shrink the frame size, press SET button to accept the final setting.