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FEATURES FOR RECORDING
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This feature lets you record still images that look like
photographs onto a tape.
1
Set the VIDEO/MEMORY Switch to “VIDEO”.
2
Set the Power Switch to “
M
”.
3
Set “SNAP MODE” to the desired mode.
(
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pg. 29, 30)
4
Press SNAPSHOT .
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There is the sound effect of a shutter closing.
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The “ O ” indication appears and a still image will be
recorded for approx. 6 seconds, then the camcorder re-
enters the Record-Standby mode.
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You can perform Snapshot also during recording. A still
image will be recorded for approx. 6 seconds, then the
normal recording resumes.
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Regardless of the Power Switch position (“
A
” or “
M
”),
Snapshot recording takes place using the selected
Snapshot mode.
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Flash will not work in “VIDEO” mode.
Motor Drive Mode
Keeping SNAPSHOT pressed in step
4
provides an
effect similar to serial photography. (Interval between still
images: approx. 1 second)
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The Motor Drive mode is disabled when “REC SELECT” is
set to “
/ ”. (
墌
pg. 32)
The camcorder’s Full Range AF system offers
continuous shooting ability from close-up (as close as
approx. 5 cm (2") to the subject) to infinity.
However, correct focus may not be obtained depending
on the shooting condition. In this case, use the manual
focus mode.
1
Set the Power Switch to “ M ”.
2
Press the FOCUS lever. The
manual focus indicator appears.
3
Slide up ( ) or down ( )
the FOCUS lever to focus on a
subject.
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When the focus level cannot be
adjusted any further or closer, “
” or “ ” will blink.
4
Press SET . Focus adjustment is complete.
To reset to Auto Focus
Press FOCUS once.
Manual focus is recommended in situations listed
below.
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When two subjects overlap in the same scene.
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When illumination is low.*
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When the subject has no contrast (difference in brightness
and darkness), such as a flat, one-color wall, or a clear,
blue sky.*
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When a dark object is barely visible in the LCD monitor or
the viewfinder.*
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When the scene contains minute patterns or identical
patterns that are regularly repeated.
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When the scene is affected by sunbeams or light reflecting
off the surface of a body of water.
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When shooting a scene with a high-contrast background.
* The following low-contrast warnings appear blinking: ,
, and .
Manual exposure control is recommended in the
following situations:
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When shooting using reverse lighting or when the
background is too bright.
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When shooting on a reflective natural background such as
at the beach or when skiing.
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When the background is overly dark or the subject is bright.
1
Set the Power Switch to “
M
”.
2
Press EXPOSURE .
●
The exposure control indicator appears.
3
To brighten the image, press
e
. To darken the image,
press
w
. (maximum ±6)
●
+3 exposure has the same effect as the backlight
compensation. (
墌
pg. 36)
●
–3 exposure has the same effect as when “
r
” is set to
“SPOTLIGHT”. (
墌
pg. 38)
4
Press SET . Exposure adjustment is complete.
To return to automatic exposure control
Press EXPOSURE twice. Or, set the Power Switch to
“
A
”.
NOTES:
●
You cannot use the manual exposure control at the same
time when “
r
” is set to “SPOTLIGHT” or “SNOW”
(
墌
pg. 38), or with the backlight compensation.
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If the adjustment does not cause any visible change in
brightness, set “GAIN UP” to “AUTO”. (
墌
pg. 29, 30)
Snapshot (For Video Recording)
Manual Focus
Manual focus indicator
Exposure Control
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