Definition of white balance in English:

white balance

noun

The colour balance on a digital camera.
白平衡
Example sentencesExamples
- The automatic settings detect the white balance (colour of dominant lighting in a scene) very well, producing very pleasing skin tones and natural hues.
- On the seabed, I adjusted the video camera's white balance, checked that the lights worked and set off in search of my model.
- The white balance is a little off, resulting in burnt-out whites, and the field of focus - it's a fixed-focus camera - is a bit limiting, but other than that the photographs are clear, sharp and nicely saturated.
- So what do you do if you spend hours creating your culinary masterpiece, but you just can't get the white balance right?
- Image quality is good but with a couple of reservations: there's a lot of red and blue pixel fringing at the extremes of the images, otherwise, white balance, colour, spectral highlights and detail are all good.
- The advantages of digital become clearer when you use raw files to adjust your exposure and white balance on a big screen.
- Checking your white balance is okay if you've got a colour viewfinder but you'll need to wire the camera into a TV if you haven't.
- Another nice enhancement to the camera is the ability to change the white balance - surely one of the best things about digital photography and a rare feature on a camera phone up to now.
- So remember to check the white balance on your camcorder.
- He approaches the camera after it took the crew 10 minutes to do a white balance, gleefully saying, ‘I thought you guys were pros.’

Definition of white balance in US English:

white balance

noun

The color balance on a digital camera.
白平衡
Example sentencesExamples
- Checking your white balance is okay if you've got a colour viewfinder but you'll need to wire the camera into a TV if you haven't.
- So remember to check the white balance on your camcorder.
- The white balance is a little off, resulting in burnt-out whites, and the field of focus - it's a fixed-focus camera - is a bit limiting, but other than that the photographs are clear, sharp and nicely saturated.
- Another nice enhancement to the camera is the ability to change the white balance - surely one of the best things about digital photography and a rare feature on a camera phone up to now.
- On the seabed, I adjusted the video camera's white balance, checked that the lights worked and set off in search of my model.
- The automatic settings detect the white balance (colour of dominant lighting in a scene) very well, producing very pleasing skin tones and natural hues.
- So what do you do if you spend hours creating your culinary masterpiece, but you just can't get the white balance right?
- He approaches the camera after it took the crew 10 minutes to do a white balance, gleefully saying, ‘I thought you guys were pros.’
- Image quality is good but with a couple of reservations: there's a lot of red and blue pixel fringing at the extremes of the images, otherwise, white balance, colour, spectral highlights and detail are all good.
- The advantages of digital become clearer when you use raw files to adjust your exposure and white balance on a big screen.

词汇	white balance
释义	Definition of white balance in English: white balance noun The colour balance on a digital camera. 白平衡 Example sentencesExamples The automatic settings detect the white balance (colour of dominant lighting in a scene) very well, producing very pleasing skin tones and natural hues. On the seabed, I adjusted the video camera's white balance, checked that the lights worked and set off in search of my model. The white balance is a little off, resulting in burnt-out whites, and the field of focus - it's a fixed-focus camera - is a bit limiting, but other than that the photographs are clear, sharp and nicely saturated. So what do you do if you spend hours creating your culinary masterpiece, but you just can't get the white balance right? Image quality is good but with a couple of reservations: there's a lot of red and blue pixel fringing at the extremes of the images, otherwise, white balance, colour, spectral highlights and detail are all good. The advantages of digital become clearer when you use raw files to adjust your exposure and white balance on a big screen. Checking your white balance is okay if you've got a colour viewfinder but you'll need to wire the camera into a TV if you haven't. Another nice enhancement to the camera is the ability to change the white balance - surely one of the best things about digital photography and a rare feature on a camera phone up to now. So remember to check the white balance on your camcorder. He approaches the camera after it took the crew 10 minutes to do a white balance, gleefully saying, ‘I thought you guys were pros.’ Definition of white balance in US English: white balance noun The color balance on a digital camera. 白平衡 Example sentencesExamples Checking your white balance is okay if you've got a colour viewfinder but you'll need to wire the camera into a TV if you haven't. So remember to check the white balance on your camcorder. The white balance is a little off, resulting in burnt-out whites, and the field of focus - it's a fixed-focus camera - is a bit limiting, but other than that the photographs are clear, sharp and nicely saturated. Another nice enhancement to the camera is the ability to change the white balance - surely one of the best things about digital photography and a rare feature on a camera phone up to now. On the seabed, I adjusted the video camera's white balance, checked that the lights worked and set off in search of my model. The automatic settings detect the white balance (colour of dominant lighting in a scene) very well, producing very pleasing skin tones and natural hues. So what do you do if you spend hours creating your culinary masterpiece, but you just can't get the white balance right? He approaches the camera after it took the crew 10 minutes to do a white balance, gleefully saying, ‘I thought you guys were pros.’ Image quality is good but with a couple of reservations: there's a lot of red and blue pixel fringing at the extremes of the images, otherwise, white balance, colour, spectral highlights and detail are all good. The advantages of digital become clearer when you use raw files to adjust your exposure and white balance on a big screen.
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