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Note that the default sensitivity of the CCD sensor is either ISO<br />

50 or ISO 100. Higher ISO settings result in progressively noisier<br />

images (just as higher ISO film becomes grainer). It is recommended<br />

that you use the lowest ISO setting that the lighting<br />

situation allows.<br />

To set the ISO on the digital capture unit<br />

1. Choose MAIN MENU > ISO. This is the top item of the top<br />

menu, so it will be selected by default when you enter the<br />

menu system. (See also Navigating the Menu System for<br />

details about how to find this setting.)<br />

2. Use the zoom ( – or + )button to step through the available<br />

ISO settings until the setting you want is shown.<br />

3. Either move on to another setting by using the navigator button<br />

or press the menu button to exit the menu system and<br />

keep your setting.<br />

White balance / Grey balance setting<br />

There are several ways to make a white/grey balance setting adjustment.<br />

When untethered on location you might prefer to make a<br />

quick preset adjustment setting at the same time that you check the<br />

ISO and Media settings. Tethered in the studio you might prefer<br />

to take the first shot of a grey scale and make the adjustment in<br />

Phocus/FlexColor for that session. In addition, you might want to<br />

assign the <strong>User</strong> Button as a rapid white balance check in a mixed<br />

lighting situation.<br />

A white balance setting can be made either on the grip or on<br />

the digital capture unit. Changes made on one are recorded and<br />

displayed on the other.<br />

To set the white balance on the grip<br />

The ISO/WB button provides immediate access to white balance<br />

settings. The rear control wheel is used to make the desired changes.<br />

The settings are automatically and simultaneously transferred<br />

from the camera to the digital capture unit. Please note that the<br />

changes are only displayed on the digital capture unit unit when<br />

the settings have been saved.<br />

1) Press the ISO/WB button on the grip.<br />

2) To make a preset White Balance setting, turn the rear control<br />

wheel to choose between:<br />

Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Flash, Fluorescent and Tungsten<br />

3) To make a <strong>Manual</strong> White Balance setting (not a White<br />

balance test exposure), press the Man. (AF) button and<br />

then turn the rear control wheel to choose a color temperature:<br />

2000 – 10000 K<br />

4) Press SAVE (ISO/WB button) to save the setting.<br />

White Balance settings are only approximate color temperature<br />

settings. They are only used for user convenience when viewing.<br />

3F/3FR files are raw format files and therefore contain all the<br />

information required for correction in Phocus / FlexColor and/<br />

or other software, regardless of the original color temperature<br />

at the time of exposure .

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