"Tungsten" setting

mr_goodbomb

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I am following a tutorial on doing Day for Night shooting. Aside from editing, it suggests setting your camera for tungsten or indoor lighting in-camera. How do I do this with the DVX100A?

Also, I noticed when I went out and tried some tests yesterday that the white balance doesn't balance that heavily. If I choose, say, an orange road sign to white balance too, so that everything becomes blue, it only becomes a bit less orange rather than making orange very close to white. I assume this is common?
 
The white balance switch? A, B, and the other setting?

You have three positions: PRST, A, and B.

On PRST, you can use the AWB button on the front of the camera to switch between 3.2K (indoor/tungsten) and 5.6K (outdoor sunlight/HMI).

A and B store custom WB settings.
 
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