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Lighting Techniques
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The single greatest influence on picture quality is the level of light, measured in lux.
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The following table lists a few common conditions of usage, along with the corresponding level of brightness and
any associated lighting recommendations.
After Recording
1. Eject the tape you have recorded. (see page 25)
2. If you want to protect a tape against accidental erasure, move the protective tab on the cassette.
3. Set the POWER switch to OFF.
4. Close the LENS cover.
5. Remove the BATTERY PACK from the camcorder.
Situations
Brightness(Lux) Recommendations
• Snow-covered mountains or fields.
100,000
• Sandy beach on a hot summer’s day.
• Sunny around midday.
100,000
• Sunny day in the middle of the afternoon.
35,000
• Overcast day around midday.
32,000
• Overcast day one hour after sunrise.
2,000
• Office with fluorescent lighting near to a window.
1,000
• Sunny day one hour before sunset.
1,000
• Department store counter.
500 to 700
• Station ticket counter.
650
• Office with fluorescent lighting.
400 to 500
• Room lit by two 30W fluorescent lights.
300
• Arcade at night.
150 to 200
• Theater (theatre) lobby.
15 to 30
• Candle light.
10 to 15
ND filter
recommended.
Normal recording.
Video light recommended.
Video light required.
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