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Shooting techniques for different targets (continued)
Wave form monitor function
An image wave form can be displayed on the
LCD monitor by pressing the WFM button while
in CAMERA mode.
The display changes as follows each time you
press the WFM button: OFF WFM (wave form)
VECTOR OFF…
Wave forms will not be displayed in the
viewfinder.
Wave forms cannot be recorded.
While wave forms are displayed, use the
viewfinder as well since part of the recording
screen will be hidden by the wave forms.
Wave forms are not displayed when the
adjustment using the 3D FINE function is
being performed (Page 45), the images from
both the left and right lenses are displayed
(MIX image: Page 38) or only the image from
the right lens is being displayed (R-IMAGE
image: Page 79).
To display the left-lens image when the MIX
or R-IMAGE image is on the screen, press
the WFM button.
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Adjusting the volume while shooting
PUSH
AUDIO MON/ADV buttons
If you are monitoring the sound through
headphones while shooting, you can adjust the
volume with the AUDIO MON/ADV buttons.
(To adjust the recording level: Page 49)
Volume adjustments will be memorized if the
power is turned off by moving the POWER/
Mode selector switch to the OFF position.
Shot mark function
The marks attached to the thumbnails of clips
are called shot marks. On the thumbnail screen
monitor you can select only those clips with a
shot mark and display them or play them back.
During recording, when you press the USER
button to which the SHOT MARK function has
been allocated, MARK ON appears in the LCD
monitor or the viewfinder, and a shot mark is
set for the thumbnail of the clip being recorded.
If you press the button again, the shot mark is
released. You can also set or release the shot
marks by performing the thumbnail operations for
clips. (Page 59)
However, note that you cannot set or release
shot marks during playback.
INVALID appears when you cannot set or
release shot marks.
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