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Help Guide
Digital 4K Video Camera Recorder
FDR-AX43/AX45/AX60
Shooting with this product and other cameras with Multi Camera Control
This function enables you to record images using this product and several Action Cams which support multi connection
simultaneously by connecting them to Wi-Fi. You can also perform some basic operations of the connected cameras,
such as configuring the settings, from this product.
Recorded images can be edited with PlayMemories Home, including editing such as creating a PinP (Picture in Picture;
an image with an inset window of another image) clip.
Menu items that you can set
Connect this product and other cameras via Wi-Fi.
For details on the connection method, see “ Connecting this product to one camera with Multi Camera Control
(Single Connection) ” and “ Connecting this product to more than one camera with Multi Camera Control (Multi
Connection) .”
A: This product
B: Shooting modes (
Movie, Still Image, Interval Shoot, Audio) of connected cameras
C: Various settings of connected cameras
1
Select the displayed icons such as , or those in B in the figure above, select , then configure
the desired settings for each connected camera.
Among the menu items described in “Menu items that you can set” below, only the items that can be configured
on the connected camera will be displayed.
The status of the selected camera can be checked on the LCD monitor of this product.
2
Press the START/STOP button of this product.
All devices connected to this product will start recording. is displayed on the icons of this product and the
cameras that are recording movies. (*)
By selecting
, or icons displayed in B in the figure above during shooting, you can check the image
being recorded with the connected camera on the LCD monitor of this product.
The PHOTO button or the zoom lever of this product can be used even during shooting with Multi Camera
Control.
3
Some indicators may not appear depending on the model.
*
Press the START/STOP button of this product.
Recording ends.
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