Can I manually set White Balance?

[daktulus]

I want to film the moon with Street Lamps in my back. Therefore I can´t set a proper white balance for the moon (with a sheet of white paper).
3200 and 5600 dont look right-either too yellow or too blue.
White balancing on the (not full frame) moon turns out greenish.

Can I manually set the color temperature?

Which would be right for the moon?

 

[ggrantly]

In a word, no, but there is a work around. If you can find a situation where you can capture the color temp that works, put it in the A or B memory in the cam. Unfortunately, this will take some trial and error. If you can get it fairly close, you could color correct in post.

Grant

 

[stuckfootage]

Which would be right for the moon?

Moonlight is essentially daylight bounced off a white surface, so 5600°K.
(Of course, if it's very low in the sky, it will become cooler.)

 

[KnoxHotch]

You could get close and use your scene file settings to modify "Color Temp" until you're happy or simply correct it in post.

 

[FREUDENBERG_FILMS]

Why don't you try the scene as a Greenscreen shot. The HVX has 4:2:2 clour space and does a really nice key.