Panasonic NV-DS11EN User manual

Panasonic
Digital Video Camera
Operating Instructions
NV-DS11EN/ENA/ENC RAS
Mini RY
PAL
Before
use,
please
read
these
instructions
completely.
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ENGLISH’
Contents
Standard Accessories
Controls and Components
The 3 Types of Power Supplies ..
@ Supplying Power from an AC Mains Socke'
@ Supplying Power from the Cigarette Lighter
Socket in a Car..
@ Supplying Power with the Battery.
® Charging Lamp [CHARGE] 18
Inserting
the
Cassette
.
22
LP Mode..... 24
Using
the
Finder..
26
Using
the
LCD
Monitor...
26
Handling
the
Lens
Cap
.
28
Adjusting
the
Grip
Belt
..
28
Attaching the Shoulder Strap ..
Recording
Checking If the Picture Is Recorded
(Recording
Check)
vccsccseccesneeeeenssenserssesennsss
32
Recording
Backlit
Scenes
(Backlight
Compensation)
...cccccsseiseeeseeeeres
32
Recording Yourself (Recording with
the LCD Monitor Facing Forward) ....
Enlarging Your Subject or Widening
the Recording Angle (Zooming IN/Out) veers 36
Using the Movie Camera as a Digital Still Camera
(Photoshot)
Recording in the Cinema Mode (Cinema Mode)
Recording with Minimised Camera Shake
(Super Image Stabilizer) ... ted adesatedtiatmbenrenese Ge
Viewing the Just Recorded Scenes 0 on
the Movie Camera (Playback) v0... cscseeereneneerses 44
Hi
Adjusting
the
Sound
VOIUME
......
sees
44
Searching
for
a
Scene
That
You
Want
to
Play Back ...
Playing Back in Slow Motion
(Slow
Motion
Playback)
......sesssesesareensssraeesens
48
Playing
Back
Stiil
Pictures
and
Advancing
Them
One by One
(Still Playback/Still Advance Playback) .
Playing Back ona TV...
After Use
Viewing Recorded Scenes During Recording
Pause
(Camera
Search)
....ccscccccsesssseeearseeaereres
56
Searching
for
the
End
of
the
Recorded
Part
on
a
Cassette
(Blank
Search)
....cccseseeeesseensees
58
Searching for the Beginning of Recorded Scenes
Marked with Index Signal (Index Search).
Fading In/Out
Recording in Special Situations
(Programme AE)
Recording with Specia! Effects (Digital Effects) ....
@ Wipe Mode
@ Mix Mode ..
Recording with Natural Colours (White Balance) ..
Adjusting the White Balance Manually
Focusing on the Subject Manually
(Manual Focus) .........
Adjusting the Shutter Speed Manually
Adjusting the Iris (F Number) Manually ...
Playing Back with Special Effects
(Playback Digital Effects)
@ Wipe Function and Mix Function
Enlarging the Playback Picture (Playback Zoom)
Adding New Sound on a Recorded Cassette
(Audio Dubbing) ..
Remote Controller ...
@ inserting the Batteries into the Remote
Controller «140
@ Replacing the Batieries we 110
@ Using the Remote Controller .....ceseeccnessees 112
Copying onto an S-VHS (or VHS) Cassette
(DUDDING) oo. seseeeesssestssessessnteesessneeseereenseeaseneeaneensteees 114
Using with Digital Video Equipment (Recording) 116
Copying with the Help of an Editing Controller 118
Using the Movie Camera with a Video Printer ........... 122
Using the Automatic Printing Function
(Autoprint)
Using the Movie Camera with a Computer ..
124
128
Using the Menu Screen ....csecssecseessecsesesnesseennennesens
Menu Functions . os)
Setting the Date and Time ..
Adjusting the LCD Monitor/Finder ..
Cautions for Use ...
Condensation
Video Head Clogging and Remedy .
Optimum Use of the Battery .
Precautions for Storage.....
LCD Monitor/Finder/Lens Hood :
Repeat Playback ......ccssesecseesesseeeenseensreneetencense
Listening to the Playback Sound via
Headphones
GIOSSALY veeeeeeeesessccnesesenenes
H@ Digital Video System .
@ White Balance Adjustment
@ Colour Temperature
@ Time Code..............
@ Memory Stop Function .
Indications
on
the
LCD
Monitor/in
the
Finder.
Before Requesting Service
(Problems & Solutions)
Optional Accessories ..
Specifications

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Standard
Accessories
1.
SOARPHHERE
(+
16,
18)
1.
AC
Adaptor
(-»
16,
18)
gq:
To
supply
power
to
the
Movie
Camera.
HB:
eS
2
To
charge
the
Battery.
m4
DC
input
Lead
(-»
16)
ERB
AR
16)
To
connect
the
AC
Adaptor
to
the
Movie
Camera.
2.
AC
Mains
Lead
(>
16,
18)
To
connect
the
AC
Adaptor
to
an
AC
mains
socket.
[A]
Hong
Kong
Special
Administrative
Region
of
China
[B]
Australia
and
New
Zealand
{C]
Areas
other
than
Hong
Kong
Special
Administrative
Region
of
China,
Australia
and
BA
i
EA
eae
TR
RAS
AIRE
oR
ARIE]
©
New
Zealand
*The
supplied
AC
Mains
Lead
depends
on
Movie
Camera
Model
}
Model
No.
Type
of
Mains
Lead
3. BetbAl (> 18)
EAE
RE
AD
PE
2
B8
B
AAEH
(>
102,
110,
112)
3.
Battery
Pack
(>
18)
4,
5.
AV
MER
(=>
52,
114, 118,
120)
To
supply
the
Movie
Camera
with
power.
6.
S-Video
MAR
(>
52,
114, 118,
120,
122,
124)
4,
Remote
Controller
and
Batteries
for
7.
BRE
(+
28)
Remote
Controller
(-»
102, 110,
112)
8.
GAY
DV
2B
(>
22)
5.
AV
Cable
(>
52,
114, 118,
120)
9. ey
wea
6.
S-Video
Cable
BE:
(>
52,
114,
118, 120,
122,
124)
7.
Shoulder
Strap
(->
28)
8.
Mini
DV
Cassette
(3
22)
9. Cleaning Tissue
To
clean
the
Lens
and
the
LCD
Monitor.
10.
Digital
Video
Head
Cleaner
(>
152)

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@ RiABH28 | — SEARCH](+ 56)
RUA / BUSSE ER [dd] 44, 46)
SERRE (GS) (+ 32)
© Gi (1) (> 50)
EF (W.B] (-> 82, 84)
© TMB #28 [SEARCH + j(- 56)
TREE / RIERA [> h (> 46)
© iki [FADE](+ 66)
{SLE EH (8) (> 44)
© 88 [BLC| (> 32)
TUREED [>] (> 44)
© iAKAEAIS HAR [PROGRAMME AE]
(> 30, 68, 82, 84, 86, 88, 90)
@ 522848 [MENU] (-> 130)
© Sse!R (PUSH)
(-* 40, 42, 44, 50, 58, 76, 86, 88, 90, 130, 140, 144)
© BBS (3 44)
© Bites (> 18)
@ BRR ( 26)
@ SRB RO(- 150)
®
VCR
(UR
HABE
/Camera
(HAH)
HARES
(AUB)
(»
30,
44)
@® Sisk 8 (BATTERY EJECT] (9 18)
© ie5Rt4 / Sib $B (> 30)
©
SRF:
HRA
/
ST
BABSER
[OFF/ON]
(>
26,
30,
54)
@
BESS
ess
|
LOCK](+
22)
© ie (> 28)
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Controls and Components
@ Reverse Search Button [— SEARCH] (-> 56)
Rewind/Review Button [44] (- 44, 46)
Recording Check Button [[G]] ( 32)
@ Pause Button (11) (+ 50)
White Balance Button [W.B] (> 82, 84)
© Forward Search Button [SEARCH +] (> 56)
Fast Forward/Cue Button [>>] (-> 46)
@
Fade
Button
[FADE]
(7
66)
Stop
Button
[lm]
(>
44)
©
Backlight
Button
[BLC]
(-»
32)
Play
Button
[P]
(>
44)
© Mode Setector Switch [PROGRAMME AE]
(>
30,
68,
82,
84, 86,
88,
90)
@ Menu Button [MENU] (+ 130)
© Multi-Function Dial [PUSH]
(> 40, 42, 44, 50, 58, 76, 86, 88, 90, 130, 140, 144)
© Speaker (4 44)
@ Battery Holder (> 18)
@® Eyepiece Corrector Knob (-> 26)
@® Condensation Sensor Slot (- 150)
Through this slot, the Movie Camera detects
condensation. Do not cover this slot with your fingers,
etc. and take care that it does not get clogged with
dirt.
@® VCR (Playback) Mode/Camera (Recording) Mode
Button (and Lamps) (> 30, 44)
@® Battery Eject Button [BATTERY EJECT} (- 18)
© Recording Start/Stop Button (> 30)
©O Movie Camera Off/On Switch [OFF/ON]
(> 26, 30, 54)
® Cassette Compartment Lock Button [_. LOCK]
(> 22)
® Grip Beit (- 28)

© 2A [(WT}(~ 36)
@) 489488 (PHOTOSHOT](-+ 38)
@ ike
@® BF BR (> 26, 158)
we.
@ isa i 7H SEF TH [PUSH OPEN}(-» 26)
@ AMAR (~ 28)
@ BBSH (22)
@ We=BA0 (> 22)
GD tC SHEA [& EJECT] ( 22)
@) iREASATE AR ( 26. 158)
@ BAF BiiF [DIGITAL STILL PICTURE]( 128)
@ S #(#MLFL [S-VIDEO OUT]
(> 52, 114, 118, 120, 122, 124)
@ BwA GEIL [DC IN|(> 16)
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@® Zoom Lever [W/T] (~ 36)
@ Photoshot Button [PHOTOSHOT] (+ 38)
@® Eyecup
@ Finder (-> 26, 158)
there
may
be
some
tiny
bright
or
dark
spots
on
the
Finder
screen.
However,
this
is
not
a
malfunction
i
Due
to
limitations
in
LCD
production
technology,
and
does
not
affect
the
recorded
picture.
|
®
LCD
Monitor
Open
Button
[PUSH
OPEN]
(>
26)
@®
Shoulder
Strap
Holders
(-»
28)
® Cassette Compartment (+ 22)
® Cassette Compartment Window (~ 22)
@ Cassette Eject Lever [4 EJECT] (-» 22)
@ LCD Monitor (-» 26, 158)
f
|
Due
to
limitations
in
LCD
production
technology.
| there may be some tiny bright or dark spots on the
| LCD Monitor screen. However, this is not a
|
malfunction
and
does
not
affect
the
recorded
i
\
|
picture.
® Digital Stitl Picture Terminal
[DIGITAL STILL PICTURE] (-> 128)
© S-Video Output Socket [S-VIDEO OUT]
(> 52, 114, 118, 120, 122, 124)
€&) DC Input Socket [DC IN] (> 16)

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324898
[FOCUS]
(~
86)
©
AGT
eM
(+
166)
EERE
(4
112)
@ $8218 (> 30)
@
BAe
(hm
>
wee)
© mie
©
GFL
(EDIT
@](->
118,
120,
124)
@
SRA,
(AV
OUT](-»
52,
114,
118, 120,
158)
Baie
se
TERR
NBR
ae
@ages
@
58
(
158)
@
$R5RB
(>
28,
54,
84)
”
Resets
“LLINK”
SRSA
aa
LTR
ERAYTERE
©
“4
@®
Support
Leg
(4
44)
®
Tripod
Receptacle
To
mount
the
Movie
Camera
on
an
optional
tripod.
@
Focus
Button
[FOCUS]
(>
86)
®
White
Balance
Sensor
(>
166)
Remote
Control
Sensor
(>
112)
@®
Recording
Lamp
(>
30)
@
Microphone
(built-in,
stereo)
© Lens
@®
Edit
Socket
[EDIT
@]
(+
118,
120,
124)
@
Audio-Video
Output
Socket
[AV
OUT]
(~>
52,
114,
118,
120,
158)
When
a
cable
is
connected
to
this
Socket,
the
Movie
Camera's
built-in
speaker
is
turned
off,
@
Lens
Hood
(+
158)
@
Lens
Cap
(-
28, 54,
84)
@
Microphone
Socket
[MIC]
To
connect
an
externat
microphone
or
audio
equipment.
(Connecting
to
this
socket
deactivates
the
built-in
microphone.)
@®
DV
Terminat
(i.LINK)
ER]
(>
116)
To
input/output
digital
signals.
Connect
it
to
digital
video
equipment.
“LINK”
is
the
name
of
the
connector
in
accordance
with
the
International
Standard
IEEE1394-1995.
“A”
is
the
logo
marked
on
Products
conforming
with
the
“i.LINK”
specifications.

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The
3
Types
of
Power
Supplies
1)
AC
Adaptor
(supplied)
to
supply
power
from
an
AC
mains
socket.
2)
Car
Battery
Charger
(optional)
to
supply
power
from
the
cigarette
lighter
socket
in
a
vehicle,
2
HBSS
iRise
de
met
3)
Battery
(supplied)
(>
18)
1
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TAC
A
RYH
SV
Je
2
ge
Be
by
@
Supplying
Power
from
an
AC
Mains
Socket
[DC
IN}
#871
1
connect
the
plug
of
the
bc
Input
Lead
to
2
SEARS
(EyGR
recat
|
the
[DC
IN]
Socket
on
the
Movie
Camera.
TER
AS
rae
U
2
88
bay
[DC
OUT}
#871,
©
x
2
Connect
the
other
plug
of
the
DC
input
Lead
to
the
[DC
OUT]
Socket
on
the
AC
3
HESS
it
RIE
BOAR
HERE
o
Adaptor.
4
HS
Ui
EG
RS
—
ta
ee
3
Connect
the
AC
Mains
Lead
to
the
AC
Adaptor.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
AC
Mains
Lead
to
an
AC
mains
socket.
@:
Hong
Kong
Special
Administrative
Region
of
China
ae
ae
‘i
zi
:
®:
Australia
and
New
Zealand
°a
BACAR
T
RRMA
*
CRRA
°
&
Before
disconnecting
the
AC
Mains
Lead,
set
the
Ti:
SRE
RIK
[OFF/ON]
Switch
on
the
Movie
Camera
to
{OFF}.
%
lf
you
use
the
Movie
Camera
for
a
long
time,
it
BSS
ASRS
becomes
warm.
However,
this
is
normal.
FEBS
(A-KBDQE
»
BS
we
+
MES
HE
Ha
Resa:
@
Supplying
Power
from
the
Cigarette
Lighter
Socket
in
a
Car
The
use
of
the
Car
Battery
Charger
(VW-KBD2E;
optional)
makes
it
possible
to
supply
power
to
the
Movie
Camera
in
a
car
for
recording
and
playback.
It
also
allows
charging
the
Movie
Camera's
Battery.
After
use,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
Car
Battery
Charger
from
the
cigarette
lighter
socket.
lf
the
Car
Battery
Charger
is
already
connected
to
the
cigarette
lighter
socket
when
you
start
the
engine.
the
fuse
in
the
Car
Battery
Charger's
plug
may
blow
out.
Also
read
the
operating
instructions
of
the
Car
Battery
Charger.
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Supplying
Power
with
the
Battery
Before
use,
fully
charge
the
Battery.
1
Place
the
Battery
on
the
AC
Adaptor
as
shown
above
and
slide
it
horizontally
until
it
stops.
elf
the
DC
Input
Lead
is
connected
to
the
AC
Adaptor,
disconnect
it
as
charging
is
not
possible
otherwise.
2
Securely
connect
the
AC
Mains
Lead
to
the
AC
Adaptor
and
an
AC
Mains
Socket.
*The
[POWER]
Lamp
(1)
lights
and
then
the
[CHARGE]
Lamp
(2]
flashes
for
a
few
seconds
before
it
remains
lit
and
charging
stars.
If
the
[CHARGE]
Lamp
does
not
flash
even
though
the
Battery
is
attached,
remove
the
Battery
and
then
re-attach
it.
When
the
[CHARGE]
Lamp
goes
out,
charging
is
finished.
3
Remove
the
Battery
by
sliding
it
in
the
Opposite
direction
of
Step
1
above.
Also
disconnect
the
AC
Mains
Lead.
Slide
the
Finder
backward
to
its
fully
extended
position
and
then
tilt
it
upward.
5
Insert
the
Battery
into
the
Battery
Holder
on
the
Movie
Camera
and
slide
it
downward
until
it
locks
with
a
click.
Removing
the
Battery
from
the
Movie
Camera
While
pressing
the
[BATTERY
EJECT]
Button,
slide
the
Battery
upward
to
remove
it.
Be
careful
not
to
drop
the
Battery
by
accident.
®Before
removing
the
Battery,
set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[OFF}.
@
Charging
Lamp
[CHARGE]
Flashing:
During
checking
of
the
Battery
condition
Lit:
During
charging
Off:
The
Battery
is
fully
charged.
!f
you
charge
the
Battery
when
itis
not
yet
discharged.
the
{CHARGE}
Lamp
may
flash
briefly
and
then
go
out.
This
indicates
that
the
Battery
is
fully
charged.
Therefore.
this
is
not
an
indication
of
a
Malfunction.

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Charging
Time
and
Maximum
Time
for
Continuous
Recording
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©
SR
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()
Charging
Time
©
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Maximum
Continuous
Recording
Time
©
Intermittent
Recording
Time
(The
Intermittent
Recording
Time
indicates
the
total
recording
time
possible
when
you
start
and
stop
recording
repeatedly.)
®[1h
10
min.]
stands
for
(1
hour
and
10
minutes].
©The
Battery
Model
CGR-D120
is
supplied.
The
times
shown
in
the
above
chart
are
approximations.
The
figures
in
parentheses
show
the
recording
time
when
using
the
LCD
Monitor.
*The
Battery
models
CGP-D110
and
CGP-D105
cannot
be
charged
with
this
AC
Adaptor.
The
times
listed
above
for
your
information
indicate
the
Curation
of
recording
performed
at
an
ambient
temperature
of
20°C
and
60%
relative
humidity.
The
charging
time
may
be
longer
when
you
charge
the
Battery
at
higher
or
lower
temperature.
®
During
use
and
charging,
the
Battery
becomes
warm.
The
Movie
Camera,
too,
becomes
warm
during
use.
(>
156)
When
you
repeatedly
stop
and
restart
recording,
the
recording
time
per
Battery
is
shorter
than
listed
above.
3
[CHARGE]
SBP
BAS
elf
you
do
not
use
the
Battery
for
a
long
time,
please
read
“Precautions
for
Storage"
(+
156).
FE
Pal
When
the
[CHARGE]
Lamp
Fiashes
Continuously
If
the
temperature
of
the
Battery
is
extremely
low
or
extremely
high,
the
[CHARGE]
Lamp
on
the
AC
Adaptor
flashes
continuously.
It
also
flashes
continuously
when
some
malfunction
has
occurred
in
the
Battery
or
the
AC
Adaptor
Using
the
Charge
Confirmation
Marker
You
can
use
this
marker
to
easily
distinguish
between
charged
ana
discharged
Batteries.
For
example.
slide
the
knob
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that
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red
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Inserting
the
Cassette
1
Slide
the
[4
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Lever
O
upward
to
open
the
Cassette
Compartment.
2
Insert
the
cassette
with
its
window
in
position
@.
3
Close
the
Cassette
Compartment
and
Press
the
[A
LOCK]
Button
to
lock
the
Cassette
Compartment.
if
the
AC
Adaptor
or
Battery
is
used
to
supply
power,
it
is
possible
to
insert
or
eject
the
cassette
without
turning
on
the
Movie
Camera.
When
opening
or
closing
the
Cassette
Compartment,
push
down
the
Grip
Belt
so
that
it
does
not
obstruct
the
Opening
and
closing
of
the
Cassette
Compartment.
Otherwise
the
Grip
Belt
may
prevent
the
Cassette
Compartment
from
opening
completely,
or
it
may
get
caught
under
the
Cassette
Compartment
Cover
and
prevent
it
from
closing
properly,
@When
inserting
the
cassette,
make
sure
it
faces
in
the
right
direction
and
then
push
it
in
until
it
stops.
When
you
insert
a
cassette
onto
which
you
have
recorded
before,
use
the
Camera
Search
Function
(+
56)
to
search
for
the
position
from
which
you
want
to
continue
recording.
When
you
insert
a
new
cassette,
rewind
the
tape
to
the
beginning
before
starting
to
record.
Preventing
Accidental
Erasure
of
Recordings
Opening
the
cassette’s
erasure
prevention
slider
C3]
(sliding
it
in
the
direction
of
the
[SAVE]
arrow)
prevents
recording.
To
record
again.
close
the
erasure
prevention
slider
(Slide
it
in
the
direction
of
the
{REC]
arrow).

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The
desired
recording
speed
can
be
selected
with
[REC
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the
[OTHER
FUNCTIONS]
Sub-
Menu.
(~>
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If
you
select
the
LP
Mode,
the
possible
recording
time
is
1.5
times
as
long
as
in
the
SP
Mode.
Recording
in
the
LP
mode
does
not
deteriorate
the
picture
quality.
However,
the
playback
picture
may
contain
mosaic-like
patterns
and
certain
functions
may
be
restricted,
@In
the
following
cases,
mosaic-like
patterns
may
appear
in
the
playback
picture,
or
the
picture
may
not
be
played
back
correctly:
+
When
a
cassette
recorded
in
the
LP
Mode
on
this
Movie
Camera
is
played
back
on
other
digital
video
equipment.
*
When
a
cassette
recorded
in
the
LP
Mode
on
other
digital
video
equipment
is
played
back
on
this
Movie
Camera.
*
When
a
cassette
recorded
in
the
LP
Mode
on
this
Movie
Camera
is
Played
back
on
digital
video
equipment
not
featuring
the
LP
Mode.
+
In
the
Slow
Motion
or
Stith
Advance
Playback
Mode.
(>
48,
50)
«
When
using
the
Camera
Search
Function.
(>
56)
®As
the
recording
track
width
in
the
LP
Mode
is
smaller
than
the
head
width,
recording
new
sound
onto
an
already
recorded
cassette
{audio
dubbing)
(+
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Using
the
Finder
Before
using
the
Finder,
adjust
it
to
your
eyesight
so
that
the
indications
in
the
Finder
are
clear
and
easy
to
read,
1
set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[ON].
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be
adjusted
upward.
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However,
be
sure
to
slide
the
Finder
backward
until
it
stops.
before
turning
it
upward.
3
Adjust
by
sliding
the
Eyepiece
Corrector
Knob
@.
Note:
Do
not
leave
the
Finder
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
as
its
Magnifying
glass
could
bundle
the
light
beams
and
seriously
heat-damage
the
Finder.
Using
the
LCD
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the
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turn
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Adjusting
the
Angle
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Adjust
the
angle
of
the
LCD
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according
to
the
recording
angle.
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LCD
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by
a
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its
normal
vertical
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to
forcefully
rotate
it
beyond
this
range
could
seriously
damage
the
Movie
Camera.
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Closing
the
LCD
Monitor
Push
the
LCD
Monitor
close
until
the
[PUSH
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the
Lens
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Before
you
start
recording,
remove
the
Lens
Cap.
1
You
can
hook
the
removed
Lens
Cap
onto
the
Grip
Belt.
When
not
actually
recording,
always
attach
the
Lens
Cap
to
the
Lens
to
protect
it.
Note:
Do
not
leave
the
Lens
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
as
it
could
bundle
the
light
beams
and
seriously
heat-damage
the
CCD-Sensor.
Adjusting
the
Grip
Belt
You
can
adjust
the
Grip
Belt
to
the
size
of
your
hand.
2
Open
the
Grip
Belt
Cover
and
adjust
the
length
of
the
Grip
Belt.
Attaching
the
Shoulder
Strap
Before
you
go
recording
outside,
we
recommend
that
you
attach
the
Shoulder
Strap
to
prevent
the
Movie
Camera
from
dropping
accidentally.
3
Pull
the
end
of
the
Shoulder
Strap
through
the
Shoulder
Strap
Holder
on
the
Movie
Camera.
4
Fold
the
end
of
the
Shoulder
Strap
back,
pull
it
first
through
the
loop
and
then
the
Shoulder
Strap
Length
Adjuster.
Pull
it
out
more
than
2.
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the
Shoulder
Strap
Length
Adjuster
so
that
it
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turn
on
the
Movie
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press
the
Start/
Stop
Button
to
start
recording,
and
the
focus
and
white
balance
are
adjusted
automatically.
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Depending
on
the
light
source
and
recording
situation,
correct
automatic
focusing
and
white
balance
adjustment
may
not
be
possible.
tn
such
Cases,
adjust
them
manually,
Focus:
(->
86);
White
Balance:
(-
82,
84)
Set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[ON].
The
[CAMERA]
Lamp
lights.
e
2
Press
the
Start/Stop
Button.
*Recording
starts.
The
[RECORD]
Indication
appears
briefly
and
then
changes
to
[REC].
@
3
To
pause
recording:
Press
the
Start/Stop
Button
again.
The
[PAUSE]
Indication
appears.
(4)
4
To
finish
recording:
Set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[OFF).
elf
you
leave
the
Movie
Camera
in
the
Recording
Pause
Mode
for
more
than
6
minutes,
it
automatically
switches
off
to
Protect
the
tape
and
to
conserve
battery
power.
To
resume
recording
from
this
condition,
set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[OFF]
and
then
to
[ON]
again.
Recording
Lamp
(Tally
Lamp)
The
Recording
Lamp
lights
8
during
recording
to
let
the
people
in
front
of
the
Movie
Camera
know
that
recording
is
being
pertormed.
If
you
set
(REC
LAMP]
on
the
{OTHER
FUNCTIONS]
Sub-Menu
to
{OFF].
the
Recording
Lamp
does
not
light.

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Checking
If
the
Picture
Is
Recorded
(Recording
Check)
To
play
back
the
final
few
seconds
of
the
last
recorded
scene
in
the
Recording
Pause
Mode.
1
Press
the
Recording
Check
Button
(1
@
briefly
in
the
Recording
Pause
Mode.
The
(CHK)
Indication
@
appears.
After
checking,
the
Movie
Camera
returns
to
the
Recording
Pause
Mode.
For
Recording
Check,
the
Movie
Camera
must
be
in
the
same
mode
(SP
or
LP)
as
used
for
recording,
otherwise
the
playback
picture
is
distorted.
Recording
Backlit
Scenes
(Backlight
Compensation)
To
prevent
the
backlit
Subject
from
being
recorded
very
dark.
(Backlight
means
that
the
light
falls
on
the
Subject
from
behind,
i.e.
the
Subject
is
between
the
light
source
and
the
Movie
Camera.)
2
+
Keep
the
Backlight
Button
[BLC]
©
Pressed,
The
backlight
is
being
compensated
as
long
as
you
keep
the
Button
pressed,
and
the
subject
is
recorded
more
brightly.
(The
picture
brightens
up
as
a
whole.)
Returning
to
Normal
Recording
Release
the
Backlight
Button
[BLC].

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Recording
Yourself
(Recording
with
the
LCD
Monitor
Facing
Forward)
This
makes
it
Possible
to
record
yourself
while
viewing
the
picture
on
the
LCD
Monitor
or
to
show
the
persons
in
front
of
the
Movie
Camera
the
picture
being
recorded,
1
Open
the
LCD
Monitor
and
turn
it
so
that
it
faces
forward
(lens
side),
Opening
the
LCD
Monitor
automatically
turns
off
the
Finder,
However,
when
you
turn
the
LCD
Monitor
forward,
the
picture
also
appears
in
the
Finder.
°This
lets
you aim
the
Movie
Camera
and
view
the
picture
in
the
Finder,
while
the
persons
in
front
of
the
Movie
Camera
can
check
the
picture
on
the
LCD
Monitor
during
recording,
Mirror
Mode
for
the
Picture
on
the
LCD
Monitor
You
are
used
to
looking
at
yourself
in
the
mirror,
Therefore,
when
recording
yourself
with
the
LCD
Monitor
facing
forward.
the
Picture
(as
it
is
being
recorded)
might
look
unusual
and
distracting.
If
you
Prefer
to
see
yourself
on
the
LCD
Monitor
in
the
same
way
as
you
see
yourself
in
a
mirror,
i.e.
with
the
sides
reversed,
set
[SELFSHOOT]
on
the
[DISPLAY
SETUP]
Sub-Menu
to
{MIRROR}.
However,
the
picture
will
still
be
recorded
in
the
normal,
non-reversed
way.
This
mirror
mode
for
the
picture
on
the
LCD
Monitor
works
only
during
recording
and
in
the
Recording
Pause
Mode
with
the
LCD
Monitor
facing
forward.
Also,
it
is
completely
different
from
the
Mirror
Mode
of
the
Digital
Effects
1
(>
72).
in
the
Mirror
Mode,
only
the
following
indications
are
displayed.
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e
Recording
Pause
Remaining
Battery
Power
When
the
General
Warning/Alarm
Indication
{1
appears
turn
the
LCD
Monitor
backward
so
that
you
Can
confirm
the
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Your
Subject
or
Widening
the
Recording
Angle
(Zooming
In/Out)
Recording
close-ups
of
your
subjects
and
recording
wide-
angle
shots
add
speciai
effects
to
your
videos,
To
record
a
wider
view
(Zooming-out):
Push
the
(W/T]
Zoom
Lever
toward
[W}.
To
enlarge
your
subject
(Zooming-in):
Push
the
[W/T]
Zoom
Lever
toward
[T].
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Zoom
Magnitication
Indication
appears
for
a
few
seconds.
®The
farther
you
push
the
[W/T]
Zoom
Lever
toward
[W]
or
[T],
the
faster
the
zooming
Speed
becomes.
®
During
recording,
the
Zooming
speed
is
lower
than
during
recording
pause.
When
you
have
Zoomed
to
the
tele
setting,
precise
focusing
is
only
possible
on
Subjects
no
closer
than
2.2
metres,
Enlarging
Your
Subjects
Even
More
(Digital
Zooming)
If
you
set
[EFFECT]
on
the
{DIGITAL
EFFECT]
Sub-
Menu
to
[
2.
&
ZOOM)
or
{ZOOM}.
it
is
Possible
to
further
enlarge
the
subject.
The
[D.ZOOM}
Indication
appears.
®For
the
item
[0.ZOOM]
on
the
(DIGITAL
EFFECT]
Sub-
Menu,
you
can
select
either
[40x]
or
{400x]
as
the
Maximum
zoom
Magnification.
40x:
Digital
Zooming
up
to
40x,
°400x:
Digital
Zooming
up
to
400x.
*Up
to
20x.
the
zooming
is
done
optically.
¢The
higher
the
Digitat
Zoom
Magnification
is,
the
lower
is
the
picture
quality.
When
you
have
z00med
to
20x
or
higher
(digital
zoom
range).
manually
adjusting
the
white
balance
or
Selecting
any
of
the
preset
white
balance
modes
is
not
possible
Recording
Extra
Close-up
Shots
of
Small
Subjects
(Macro
Close-up
Function)
When
the
zoom
Magnification
is
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the
Movie
Camera
can
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With
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can
record
still
pictures
with
sound
for
approximately
7
seconds
each.
This
function
is
convenient
for
example
for
pictures
that
you
want
to
print
on
a
Video
Printer.
1
Press
the
[PHOTOSHOT]
Button.
(This
function
can
be
used
during
recording,
too.)
The
Movie
Camera
records
a
still
picture
for
approximately
7
seconds
and
then
switches
over
to
the
Recording
Pause
Mode,
*lf
you
set
(SHTR
EFFECT]
on
the
[CAMERA
SETUP}
Sub-Menu
to
[ON],
the
screen
blinks
briefly
and
a
Simulated
shutter
click
sound
can
be
heard
when
you
press
the
[PHOTOSHOT}
Button.
This
audiovisual
effect
is
also
recorded.
With
the
still
pictures
that
you
have
recorded
in
the
Photoshot
Mode,
you
can
do
the
following:
*index
Search
(>
60)
(However,
Searching
for
the
picture(s)
recorded
at
the
beginning
of
the
lape
may
not
be
possible.)
*Automatic
printing
(>
124)
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visual
shutter
effect
and
click
sound
May
occur
with
sight
delay
after
recording
of
the
still
picture
has
Started.
®The
picture
quality
deteriorates
slightly.
Continuous
Photoshot
If
you
set
[SHTR
EFFECT]
on
the
[CAMERA
SETUP]
Sub-Menu
to
[ON]
and
keep
the
[PHOTOSHOT}]
Button
pressed
in
the
Recording
Pause
Mode,
the
Movie
Camera
automatically
records
stit!
pictures
successively
at
intervals
of
approximately
0.7
seconds
unti!
you
release
the
button.
*One
more
still
picture
may
be
recorded
after
you
release
the
[PHOTOSHOT]
Button
®As
the
still
pictures
recorded
in
the
Continuous
Photoshot
Mode
are
not
marked
with
photoshot
index
signals.
they
cannot
be
located
by
using
the
Photoshot
Index
Search
Function
and
printed
with
the
Auto
Print
Function

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select
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bars
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at
the
top
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bottom
on
the
screen.
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the
[MENU]
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to
exit
the
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Cancelling
the
Cinema
Mode
Set
[CINEMA]
on
the
[CAMERA
SETUP]
Sub-Menu
to
{OFF}.
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the
Cinema
Mode
does
not
widen
the
recording
angle.
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you
play
back
the
picture
recorded
in
the
Cinema
Mode
on
a
wide-screen
(16:9)
format
TV,
the
size
of
the
playback
picture
is
automatically
adjusted
to
match
the
format
of
the
TV
screen.
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details,
read
the
TV’s
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instructions.
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Recording
with
Minimised
Camera
Shake
(Super
Image
Stabilizer)
In
recording
situations
where
shaking
of
the
Movie
Camera
is
likely
to
happen,
for
example
when
you
have
zoomed
in
on
a
distant
subject
or
when
you
record
while
walking,
you
can
use
this
function
to
stabilize
the
image,
eln
case
of
very
strong
camera
shake,
it
may
not
be
possible
to
stabilize
the
picture.
1
Press
the
[MENU]
Button,
The
[CAMERA
FUNCTIONS]
Main-Menu
appears,
2
Turn
the
[PUSH]
Dial
to
select
[DIGITAL
EFFECT]
and
then
press
the
[PUSH]
Dial.
The
[DIGITAL
EFFECT]
Sub-Menu
appears.
3
Turn
the
[PUSH]
Dial
to
select
[EFFECT1].
4
Press
the
[PUSH]
Dial
to
select
[F
&
ZOOM]
or
[
¥°}.
5
Press
the
[MENU]
Button
to
exit
the
Menu.
The
[&
]
Indication
@
appears.
ln
a
dimly
lit
place,
the
Super
Image
Stabilizer
Function
may
not
work.
In
this
case,
the
[.Z
]
Indication
flashes.
*Under
fluorescent
lamps,
the
picture
brightness
may
fluctuate
and
the
colours
may
be
unnatural.
*After-image
distortion
may
occur,
When
you
use
a
tripod,
we
recommend
that
you
turn
the
Super
Image
Stabilizer
Function
off,
Cancelling
the
Super
Image
Stabilizer
Function
Set
[EFFECT1]
on
the
[DIGITAL
EFFECT]
Sub-Menu
to
[OFF].