How to use Color Accent? The manual isn't very clear... once I set the dial to C for Custom, what do I do to access Color Accent?
2013502
Go to the SCN mode, there you can click left or right on the wheel to see different specialty settings, such as fireworks, underwater, etc. One of your options is color accent. To pick which color to accent, click display. Then focus the little square in the middle of the screen on the color you want and click the left button. You can also change the tolerance by clicking up or down. Also try color swap, it's in SCN and is quite fun.
2013503
Thank you so much; your directions were very clear and I was immediately able to use the feature. Cool! Thanks!
1741258
I go into Menu, Picture, Picture Settings, then you have to adjust the color and tint to get it right where you want it. I have my Contrast and Backlight at 100, Dynalight is on, Brightness at 50, Color at 70, Tint at 0, and sharpness at 14. Hope that helps
771703
Try turning the brightness down and the contrast up and also adjust the color so it looks as real as possible. Also you can change the energy saver setting to make to lighter or darker. Offhand my settings on dynamic mode are: Contrast: 95 Brightness: 32 Color: 64 Sharpness: 90 Energy Saver: Level 1
528818
Hi. Just push the menu button until it reads A1, A2 etc. until u get the color you wish. The color selected should remain constant without the flashing. Linda
886938
Thank you for your question. You could put your mouse on the little picture, and the color options will display the color number you choose. Then you could find the color you want. Hope my reply could help you. Thank you.
1849217
I am not sure , I didn't use that feature. It was for a customer. Try holding down a memory button when you have the desired color combination. Thanks, Chris
1974893
I don't understand the question. The blue dial has a Little pointer on it. You put the pointer on the number by twisting it to the correct setting. The red dial is for recalibrating.
2205031
I'm not having any color casting problem at all. I would think using a grey card would correct it, or set balance to the flash setting if its not already. I have been just shooting auto white balance. What I find most helpful is U-tube tutorials: it's how I learned everything about my camera, speed light, strobes and softboxes!
1843189
I had the same problem with the instructions. So instead of simply repeating what the instructions say, I'll attempt to explain for anyone having the same questions I did. The white circle surrounding the AM/PM dial are the pins. I didn't realize this at first, since it just looks like it's part of the dial. Assuming you have the dial facing directly at yourself, set the time frame you want the power off by pulling the pins out TOWARDS you (NOT north/south/east/west). This would have been obvious if the instructions has simply included a basic sketch of the device's pins, but I guess that was just too much trouble. I had the same problem with the instructions. So instead of simply repeating what the instructions say, I'll attempt to explain for anyone having the same questions I did. The white circle surrounding the AM/PM dial are the pins. I didn't realize this at first, since it just looks like it's part of the dial. Assuming you have the dial facing directly at yourself, set the time frame you want the power off by pulling the pins out TOWARDS you (NOT north/south/east/west). This would have been obvious if the instructions has simply included a basic sketch of the device's pins, but I guess that... » Read More I had the same problem with the instructions. So instead of simply repeating what the instructions say, I'll attempt to explain for anyone having the same questions I did. The white circle surrounding the AM/PM dial are the pins. I didn't realize this at first, since it just looks like it's part of the dial. Assuming you have the dial facing directly at yourself, set the time frame you want the power off by pulling the pins out TOWARDS you (NOT north/south/east/west). This would have been obvious if the instructions has simply included a basic sketch of the device's pins, but I guess that was just too much trouble. « Show Less
1920737
I don't know what you mean.? I said it gives dial tone at another location.Call the telephone cmpany. They can probably help.
1338402
The photos stacked to show color of lighting are wrong the others are correct! ? is also / Key and the \ is above the enter key. I hope this helps....Barry
347459
There's others that are similar. This one's color show is as follows: White | Red | Green | Blue | Teal | Yellow | Purple | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | White | Fade Each to Black: G B T Y P W R | Fade Then Blend: R G B T Y P W R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | Slow Fade 10s: Y G T B P R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | END. Not sure why some of these are doubled up, might be small differences/nuances I didn't notice. Anyways, that's how mine seems to work. If you go OFF then back ON within 10s it goes to the next selection. If you power off and then leave it &gt; 10s before powering back on it will stay at your last selection. Cool huh?! :]
363240
I have been looking but have misplaced the owners manual. So unfortunately I cannot look up to see if there is a way to disable the red/green coloring. The only information I can give is that when first setting up the scale I do not recall any information in the owners manual that the red/green coloring could be disabled.
2125352
Not in a way that is like turning on a brighter light. After you turn the machine on, press the "Misc." button; using the Cursor, press the down arrow until "CONTRAST" shows on the display screen; then using the Value button, press either the - or + to change the contrast number anywhere from 1 (brightest) to 10 (darkest). Even with a value of 1, the display is still relatively dark due to the greenish background screen. If you still have the manual, the info is on pg. 37 under "Changing the display contrast".
2140956
Yes....go to the display menu...select daytime...select custom color....crank all three colors (red, blue ,green,) all the way up to 32. Also works in reverse to get quite dim at night. This unit is equipped with both daytime and night time custom color.
754259
They have a website and it gives you directions on how to mix the colours. I found after looking that up it was a bit trial and error. Make sure you buy enough product. I didn't!! Hope that helps.
657674
Not an expert on keyboards so I'm not entirely sure, but i don't believe it is. a quick google search told me no.As for the color you get an entire color wheel in the software, letting you choose whatever color you like. I have mine set to a tron-like blue/cyan