Shooting
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The images shot from when shooting starts
until it is stopped are recorded as one clip.
When recording is paused after a short period,
a small amount of time may be required after
pressing the START/STOP button to stop
recording before writing to the SD Memory
Card is terminated.
This means that operations cannot be
accepted if the START/STOP button is
pressed immediately.
The camera will read information from the SD
Memory Card immediately after the card is
inserted. Press the START/STOP button to
begin recording after PAUSE is displayed in
the operation status display. (Page 78)
The camera’s factory default setting is PH
mode 1080/50i recording.
(To view current setting status: Page 42)
The upper limit for the number of clips which
can be recorded on a single SD Memory Card
is 900. (However, this number may exceed
900 clips at times such as when shooting
immediately after the POWER switch has been
set to ON.)
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Checking photos taken (REC CHECK)
Press the REC CHECK button while recording is
paused. The last two seconds of video and audio
will be played, and the camera will then return to
the recording pause mode.
Only the POWER and START/STOP buttons are
operable during REC CHECK.
The REC CHECK images are also recorded
when a device is connected to the camera and
backup images have been recorded.
The REC CHECK function does not work when
PC or PB has been selected as the operation
mode.
This function also does not work if the REC
FORMAT has been changed or if the camera has
been set to CAM mode after having switched to
PB mode after recording.
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SD Memory Card access lamp
CAM mode (PB mode)
Illuminated orange:
Reading/writing possible
Flashing orange (fast):
Verifying card/inspecting
card for possible defects
Flashing orange (slow):
Accessing card
Flashing green (slow):
Card write-protected/
no space left on card
Off:
No card inserted/unformatted or incompatible
card inserted
PC mode
Illuminated orange:
Accessing card
Off:
A status other than access underway.
SD Memory Card access lamp
