If you purchase a camera that is totally different from the existing one, what is the first thing you do? For example, you had been using a compact camera, but now you bought a interchangeable lens camera. Needless to say, you will need to learn the key features of the camera and how to use them. I am reminded of an expert who advised to read the manual back to back three times if you wanted to create a nice work – a really practical advice for a novice like me. I wonder if you’ve read over the manual three times?
As a starter, let me share with you how to do white balancing with NX10. It’s simple!
White balance
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Custom set > Apply ‘Fn’ button for adjust WB
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This is original way to adjust the WB.
NX10 comes with a one-touch dial on its body to manipulate WB/ISO, saving us the burden of having to go into the menu to adjust the white balance. If you go into User Setting 1 under Menu, the screen will show button setting function as below. Change the “Depth-of-field preview button” to one-touch white balance.
*Direction: Menu>User setting>key mapping> apply one-touch white balance
User setting > Key mapping
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Preview > one touch WB
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Apply the one touch WB
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Press the circle button at shooting mode, and then the shutter. That’s it! Isn’t it simple?
press the shutter to measure WB.
*WB image comparison 
Before measure the WB 1
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After measure the WB 1
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Before measure the WB 2
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After measure the WB 2
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You no longer have to go through a complicated process to adjust WB! With one touch, you can quickly capture the color of the object. In the next posting, I will go over how to adjust depth-of-field using 30mm lens. Until then, bye bye!
[NX10 1/125s l 6.7f l ISO400 l 0.00EV l Manual WB l 18mm]
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