1. Color Temperature
Color temperature is measured in Kelvins (k)

3. Color Temperature Basics
Indoor lighting is 3200
Outdoor lighting is 5600
3200k has an orange
5600k has a blue
kelvins.
kelvins.
hue.
hue.

4. Three determinants of exposure
•F-Stops
•Shutter speed
•Sensitivity

5. Three elements of Depth of Field
•Aperture
•Camera/subject
distance
•Focal length

7. Color Temperature Basics
Indoor light is 3200
Outdoor light is 5600
3200k has an orange
5600k has a blue
kelvins.
kelvins.
hue.
hue.

9. Warm
versus
Cold

10. White Balance

13. Color Temperature Basics
Indoor light is 3200
Outdoor light is 5600
3200k has an orange
5600k has a blue
kelvins.
kelvins.
hue.
hue.

14. PMW-EX1

15. Battery & Power On

21. Standard Format Settings
Shutter 1/48
Country NTSC
Video Format (EX1) HQ 1080/24P
Video Format (EX1-R) HQ 1920/24P

22. Press: Menu
Scroll to: OTHERS
Select: Country
Confirm it is NTSC

23. Standard Format Settings
Shutter 1/48
Country NTSC
Video Format (EX1) HQ 1080/24P
Video Format (EX1-R) HQ 1920/24P

27. ND Filter
(Neutral Density Filter)

35. 0dB

37. 1/48 Technical explanation:
“With a traditional shutter angle of 180°, film is exposed
for 1/48 second at 24 frame per second.”
Simple: Looks better (more like film = more cinematic)

38. White Balance
You have three options –PRST: Preset mode (a
factory setting of 3200K)A: Memory A mode
B: ATW or Memory B mode
To store a temperature:
1.Point the camera at a white object that is
matte (non-reflective) and covers 80% of the
frame.
2. Once you have selected your white matte
object, turn the white balance switch to “A”
3. Press the white balance button.

40. Recommended Settings
Zebra1 Level 100
Zebra2 Level 95