Operation
References
4
Quick Reference Index
This index lists some example uses of the camcorder’s features.
• To record the subject with higher-quality audio.
—See
page 33
(Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording Mode)
• To record powerful close-up images.
—See
page 35
(Setting the Digital Zoom)
• To record a backlit subject.
—See
page 36
(Gamma Brightness Compensation),
page 61
(Manual
Exposure) or
page 62
(Manual Gain)
• To record a nocturnal animal at night.
—See
page 37
(Night Recording)
• To quickly return the tape to the end of the last recorded scene after playback.
—See
page 38
(Quick Return)
• To record yourself in the scene while monitoring the shot.
—See
page 46
(Letting the Subject Monitor the Shot)
• To enlarge any part of the picture during playback.
—See
page 53
(Playback Zoom)
• To brighten the dark portion of the playback images without changing the bright
portion.
—See
page 54
(Gamma Playback)
• To perform shooting operations while checking the images at hand when the
camcorder is attached to a tripod.
—See
page 56
(Using the LCD Monitor-Remote Control)
• To record with natural colour.
—See
page 59
(Adjusting the White Balance)
• To minimize blurring when recording sports events, etc.
—See
page 65
(Scene Menu)
• To focus on an off-centred subject.
—See
page 67
(Manual Focus)
• To record the zoomed-in picture of a distant subject along with the audio for that
subject.
—See
page 69
(Using the Zoom Microphone)
• To record still images on a card so that the images may be easily read into a
computer.
—See
page 84
(Card Recording)
