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19
The deeper you go the more colors will be absorbed. The
camera cannot add colors that are not present, so beyond 20
meters de-activate the
DCC™
and use a flashlight instead. For
more information on
DCC™
go to www.paralenz.com/support
Notice that there are limits to how high the FPS can be at
higher resolutions.
The water is blue – use DCC: blue
The water is green – use DCC: green
In video settings you can select resolution and frames per second.
The custom settings lets you control the following:
6.5 VIDEO SETTINGS
6.5.1 Video resolution
6.5.2 Frames per second
6.6 CUSTOM SETTINGS
6.4.2 Which DCC setting to use?
If the water is blue, we recommend you use
DCC: blue
. If the
water is green, we recommend you use
DCC: green
.
Toggle either DCC™ or WB on/off by clicking three times on the
activation switch while in power- or video-mode.
6.4 DCC™ (DEPTH CONTROLLED COLOR
CORRECTION)
6.4.1 What is
DCC™
?
DCC™ is an intelligent version of a color filter, which are normal-
ly made from plastic and placed in front of your camera lens,
to remove the green or blue taint in your videos. It is controlled
by the pressure sensor and adjusts the strenght of the filter to
match the depth you are at.
To change the DCC™ state, go to the WB/DCC™ screen in the
settings menu. Hold to enter the WB/DCC™ menu. Hold the
activation switch to activate the blue or green DCC setting.
