Questions & Answers for: Panasonic white points

...points. What do you think ? In addition, flash lighting dust doesn't make a white spot, but a fuzzy whitish circle (out of focus). The image underneath is still visible, but distorted. These are ...

...picture. now bring up the brightness to a point half way. bring the contrast up to see grays and whites and blacks...adjust brightness more if need be. now you should see a nice black and white ...

Christmas URGENCY: monitor/viewfinder: blue screen, lines of white dashes For no apparent reason camera refused to play tape; shows blue screen WITH lines of white dashes. Indicates it is recording (i

what is this auto white balance objects depending on the ambient light (sun, fluorescent tube etc) tend to have a reddish to bluish tinge. white balance eliminates this colour distortion by ensuring ...

A black line is appearing on the printed paper on all copies. A broad black band, approximately 1/2 inch with extending from left to right at the one quarter point and the three quarter point. Hello. ...

panasonic fp-7713 needs a service hi it keeps giving me a err cant aford a tec to service it and i need it fixed in a hurry What is the Error Code that is being displayed? Need to have a starting ...

Unsteady White balance Even if I set the white balance it'll always shift....  it does it in preset, as well as in the other settings. You must switch to preset, push the awb button on the front ...

...the usb cable connects to the device itself! i only see the a/v port (& have the ac cable with white/yellow/red connx's at other end). eagerly await help. quite decent with tech stuff, but ...

Panasonic video projector, via Composite video in. Horizontal Dotted white line on top of picture edge Left hand side to nearly mid way point. What's going on? You may need to adjust your overscan. To

aligns all the other colors between the two digitally. when you adjust the white balance you create end points for how light the lightest or darkest point in your photo can be collected on your camera