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ENGLISH
information for Your Safety
Movie Camera
®The rating plate is on the underside of the Movie
Camera
S AC Adaptor
©The rating plate is on the underside of the AC
Adaptor.
*As this equipment gets hot during use, operate it
in a well-ventilated place; do not install this
equipment in a confined space such as a
eeuocaed or similar unit.
@ Carefully read the Operating Instructions and
use the Movie Camera correctly.
Injury or material damage resulting from any kind of use
that
is
not
in
accordance
with
the
operating
procedures
explained in these Operating Instructions are the sole
responsibility of the user.
Try out the Movie Camera.
Be sure to try out the Movie Camera before recording your first
important event and check that it records properly and
functions correctly.
The manufacturer is not liable for loss of recorded
contents.
The manufacturer shall in no event be liable for the loss of
recordings due to malfunction or defect of this Movie Camera,
its accessories or cassettes.
Carefully observe copyright laws.
Recording of pre-recorded tapes or discs or other published or
broadcast material for purposes other than your own private
use may infringe copyright laws. Even for the purpose of
private use, recording of certain material may be restricted.
Pages for reference
Pages for reference are indicated with an arrow, for
example: (> 00)
@ WARNING
®To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard and annoying
interference, use only the recommended accessories
and do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture.
Do not remove the cover (or back); there are no user
serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
Contents
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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.. ‘i
@ Supplying Power with ‘the Battery
@ Quick Charge... e
Inserting the Cassette .
® LP Mode .
Using the Finder ..
Using the LCD Monitor.
Handling the Lens Cap
Adjusting the Grip Belt .
Attaching
the
Shoulder
Strap
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Basic
Operations
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Checking
If
the
Picture
Is
Recorded
(Recording
Check)
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Recording
Backlit
Scenes
{Backlight
Compensation)
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19
Recording
Yourself
eer
with
the
LCD
Monitor
Facing
Forward)
Enlarging
Your
Subject
c
or r
Widening
|
the
| Recording
Angle
(Zooming
In/Out)
Enlarging
Your
Subjects
Even More
(Digital
ZOOMING)
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Using
the
Movie
Camera
as
a
Digital
Still
Camera
(Photoshot)
@
Progressive
Photoshot
Recording
in
the
Cinema
Mode
(Cinema
Mode)
Recording
with
Minimised
Camera
Shake
(Optical
Image
Stabilizer)...
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Viewing
the
Just
Recorded
Scenes
on
the
Movie
Camera
(Playback)
.....
™
Adjusting
the
Sound
Volume
.
Searching
for
a
Scene
That
You
Want
to
Play
Back
Playing
Back
in
Slow
Motion
{Slow
Motion
Playback)
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Playing
Back
Stil!
Pictures
and
Advancing
Them
One
by
One
(Still
Playback/Still
Advance
Playback)
....
Playing
Back
on
a
TV
(With
the
Output
Terminal
Box
[AV
ONE
TOUCH
STATION]
Attached)
After
Use
20

ENGLISH
Advanced
Operations
Notes,
Others
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fiewing
Recorded
Scenes
During
Recording
Pause
(Camera
Search)...
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searching
for
the
End
of
the
Recorded
Parton
a
a
Cassette (Blank Search) ..
searching
for
the
Beginning
of
Recorded
Scenes
Marked
with
Index
Signal
(Index
Search)
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‘ading
In/Out
lecording
in
Special
Situations
(Programme
AE).
lecording
with
Special
Effects
(Digital
Effects)
..
@ Strobe Multi-Picture Mode
@
Manual
Multi-Picture
Mode
.
Picture-in-Picture
Mod
@
Wipe
Mode
...............
49
@
Mix
Mode
..
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-
50
fecording
with
Natural
Colours
(White
Balance)
51
djusting
the
White
Balance
Manually
ocusing
on
the
Subject
Manually
(Manual
Focus)
djusting
the
Shutter
Speed
Manually
..
djusting
the
Iris
(F
Number)
Manually...
laying
Back
with
Special
Effects
(Playback
Digital
Effects)
.....
@
Strobe
Multi-Picture
Mode
@
Manual
Multi-Picture
Mode
@
Index
Multi-Picture
Mode
.
@
Multi-Picture
Search
.....
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Wipe
Function
and
Mix
Function
nlarging
the
Playback
Picture
(Playback
Zoom)
....
a
eerote
dding
New
Sound
on
‘a
‘Recorded
Cassette
|
(Audio
Dubbing)
..
emote
Controller
...
@
Inserting
the
Button-type
Battery
@
Using
the
Remote
Controller
......
opying
onto
an
S-VHS
(or
VHS)
Cassette
(Dubbing)...
sing
with
Digital
Video
Equipment
(Recording)
.
opying
with
the
Help
of
an
Editing
Controller
.
sing
the
Movie
Camera
with
a
Video
Printer
..
sing
the
Automatic
Printing
Function
(Autoprint)
sing
the
Movie
Camera
with
a
Computer
Using the Menu Screen
Menu Functions
Setting the Date and Time .........
Adjusting
the
LCD
Monitor/Finder
.
88
Cautions
for
US@
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89
Mf Notes about the AC Adaptor
@ Condensation
™@
Video
Head
Clogging
and
Remedy
.
@
Optimum
Use
of
the
Battery
™@
When
the
Charge
Lamps
on
the
AC
Adaptor
Flash as Warning ........0........
@ Precautions for Storage ..
@ Other Useful Information
@ Repeat Playback ........
Glossary
® Digital Video System
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@
White
Balance
‘Adjustment
@
Colour
Temperature
.......
™@
Progressive
Photoshot
Function
@ Time Code .
™@ Memory Stop Function
Indications
on
the
LCD
Monitor/in
the
Findel
Before
Requesting
Service
(Problems
&
Solutions)
Optional Accessories
Specifications .........

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ENGLISH
Standard Accessories
1.
AC Adaptor (-> 10, 11, 87)
To supply power to the Movie Camera.
To charge the Battery.
DC Input Lead ( 10)
To
connect
the
AC
Adaptor
to
the
Movie
Camera.
AC Mains Lead (- 10, 11)
To
connect
the
AC
Adaptor
to
an
AC
mains
socket.
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. Battery Pack (+> 11)
To supply the Movie Camera with power.
.
Remote
Controlter
and
Button-Type
Battery
(7 66, 70)
Output Terminal Box
[AV ONE TOUCH STATION] (-> 32, 33, 72)
Equipped with AV Sockets, Edit Socket, Digital Still
Picture Terminal, and Headphones Socket.
. AV Cable (-> 32, 72, 74, 75)
S-Video Cable (-> 32, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77)
7. Shoulder Strap (-> 17)
8. Soft Bag
When not using the Movie Camera or carrying it in the
hand, store it in this bag.
. Mini DV Cassette (> 14)
. Cleaning Tissue
To clean the Lens and the LCD Monitor.
. Digital Video Head Cleaner (- 92)

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Controls
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Components
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Muiti-Picture
Button
[MULTI]
(->
45, 46, 57, 58,
59)
Picture-in-Picture
Button
[P-IN-P]
(->
48)
[2]
Reverse
Search
Button
[—
SEARCH]
(>
34)
Rewind/Review
Button
[4]
(-»
28,
29)
Recording
Check
Button
[[G)]
(+
19)
@
Forward
Search
Button
[SEARCH
+]
(-»
34)
Fast
Forward/Cue
Button
[>>]
(>
29)
@
Fade
Button
[FADE]
(+
39)
Stop
Button
[ml]
(-»
28)
©
White
Balance
Button
[W.B]
(>
51,
52)
Pause
Button
[Il]
(->
31)
@
Backlight
Button
[BLC}
(+
19)
Play
Button
[>]
(-»
28)
@
Eyepiece
Corrector
Lever
(->
16)
©
Battery
Eject
Button
(BATT.
EJECT
PUSH]
(>
11)
©
Speaker
(-»
28)
@ LCD Monitor (- 16)
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
picture.
®
LCD
Monitor
Open
Button
[PUSH
OPEN]
(-»
16)

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@® Auto Mode Lamp
This
lamp
lights
when
you
set
the
Mode
Selector
Switch
to
[AUTO].
@® Mult!-Function [PUSH] Dial
(>
28, 29, 31, 53, 54, 55,
61,
80,
86,
88)
®
Menu
Button
[MENU]
(->
80)
@
Focus
Button
[FOCUS]
(-
53)
@O Mode Selector Switch [AUTO/MNL]
(+ 18, 40, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55)
@ Lens
@® Lens Hood (-» 95)
@ White Balance Sensor (-» 99)
@ Microphone (built-in, stereo)
@ DV Terminal (i.LINK) [i]
To input/output digital signals.
“i.LINK”
is
the
name
of
the
connector
in
accordance
with
the International Standard IEEE1394-1995.
“B’
is
the
logo
marked
on
products
conforming
with
the
“i.LINK” specifications.
@ Recording Lamp (- 18)
@® Remote Contro! Sensor (+ 71)
@ Zoom Lever [W/T] (> 21, 22, 52)
® Photoshot Button [PHOTO SHOT] (> 23, 24)
@ Eyecup
@ Selector Switch for Camera Mode/Power Oft/
VCR Mode [POWER] (+ 16, 18, 28, 33, 80)
@® Recording Start/Stop Button (+ 18)
@® Shoulder Strap Holders (> 17)
@ Microphone Socket [MIC]
To connect an external microphone or audio equipment.
(Connecting to this socket deactivates the built-in
microphone.)
@ Cassette Compartment Window (-» 14)
@ Grip Belt (+ 17)

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Upper
Cassette
Compartment
Cover
(-
14)
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(+
16)
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to
limitations
in
LCD
production
technology,
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be
some
tiny
bright
or
dark
spots
on
the
Finder
screen.
However,
this
is
not
a
malfunction
and
does
not
affect
the
recorded
picture.
© Battery Holder (-» 11, 33)
@®
Cassette
Eject
Lever
[OPEN/EJECT]
(-
14,
33)
@
Lower
Cassette
Compartment
Cover
(-»
14)
©
Multi
Terminal
(-
32, 33,
72)
® Tripod Receptacle
To
mount
the
Movie
Camera
on
an
optional
tripod.
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@ Lens Cap (+ 17, 33, 52)
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@
Supplying
Power
from
an
AC
Mains
Socket
Hook
your
finger
on
the
protruding
edge
Oot
the
Finder,
slide
the
Finder
backward
to
Its
fully
extended
position
and
then
tilt
It
upward.
Do
not
pull
on
the
Eyecup
to
extend
the
Finder.
Insert
the
battery-shaped
connector
of
the
DC
Input
Lead
as
shown
above
into
the
Battery
Holder
on
the
Movie
Camera
and
slide
it
downward
until
it
locks
with
a
click.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
DC
Input
Lead
to
the
AC
Adaptor.
Connect
the
AC
Malns
Lead
to
the
AC
Adaptor.
Connect
the
other
end
of
the
AC
Mains
Lead
to
an AC mains socket.
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Kong
Special
Administrative
Region
of
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disconnecting
the
AC
Mains
Lead,
set
the
[POWER]
Switch
on
the
Movie
Camera
to
[OFF].
elf
you
use
the
Movie
Camera
for
a
long
time,
it
becomes
warm.
However,
this
is
normal.
@ Supplying Power from the Cigarette Lighter
Socket in a Car
The use of the Car Adaptor Cord (VW-KA7E; optional)
together with the AC Adaptor 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 Adaptor Cord from
the Cigarette Lighter Socket.
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Supplying
Power
with
the
Battery
Before
use,
charge
the
Battery.
1
2
Place
the
Battery
on
the
AC
Adaptor
as
shown
above
and
slide
it
horizontally
until
it
stops.
Connect
the
AC
Mains
Lead
to
the
AC
Adaptor
and
to
an
AC
mains
socket.
When
the
[100%]
Lamp
on
the
AC
Adaptor
is
lit,
charging
is
finished.
When
the
[QUICK]
Lamp
is
lit,
approximately
1
hour
of
continuous
recording
is
possible.
The
figures
(80%,
100%)
printed
on
the
AC
Adaptor
indicate
approximate
charge
reached.
The
[QUICK]
Lamp
flashes
and
then
remains
lit
only
when
charging
a
quick-charge
type
battery.
The
Battery
supplied
with
this
Movie
Camera
is
not
of
the
quick-charge
type.
Charging
is
not
possible
when
the
DC
Input
Lead
is
connected
to
the
AC
Adaptor.
4
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the
Battery
by
sliding
it
in
the
opposite
direction of Step 1 above.
Also disconnect the AC Mains Lead.
5
6
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the
Finder
backward
to
its
fully
extended
Position
and
then
tilt
it
upward.
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
[BATT.EJECT
PUSH]
Button
@,
slide
the
Battery upward to remove it.
®Be
careful
not
to
drop
the
Battery
by
accident.
Before
removing
the
Battery,
set
the
[POWER]
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to
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Charging
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and
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for
Continuous
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times
shown
in
the
above
chart
are
approximations.
The
figures
in
parentheses
show
the
recording
time
when
using
the
LCD Monitor.)
The
times
listed
above
for
your
information
indicate
the
duration
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.
When
you
repeatedly
stop
and
restart
recording,
the
recording
time
per
Battery
is
shorter
than
listed
above.
elf
you
do
not
use
the
Battery
for
a
long
time,
please
read
“Precautions
for
Storage”
(-»
94).
When
the
Charge
Lamps
Flash
as
Warning
Hf
the
temperature
of
the
battery
or
the
ambient
temperature
is
extremely
low
or
extremely
high,
the
Charge
Lamps
on
the
AG
Adaptor
flash
as
warning.
They
also
flash
when
some
maifunction
has
occurred
in
the
Battery
or
the
AC
Adaptor.
For
details,
read
“When
the
Charge
Lamps
on
the
AC
Adaptor
Flash
as
Warning”
{->
93).
Using the Charge Confirmation Marker
You
can use
this
marker
to
easily
distinguish
between
charged
and
discharged
Batteries.
For example, slide the knob so that the red dot (@) (1) is
visible after the charging is completed.

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listed
in
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above
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are
approximations.
The
charging
times
are
for
normal
ambient
temperature
(20°C/60%
relative
humidity);
charging
times
may
be
longer
at
higher
or
lower
temperatures.
The
recording
times
are
for
recording
with
the
Finder.
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you
attach
two
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the
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they
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charged
one
after
the
other.
To
charge,
follow
steps
1—3
on
page
11.
Charging
starts
from
Battery
1.
At
this
time,
the
Charge
Lamps
for
Battery
2
show
the
remaining
charge
in
the
Battery
2.
If
the
remaining
charge
is
less
then
80%,
no
Charge
Lamp
is
lit.
However,
if
the
[QUICK]
Lamp
is
lit
at
that
time,
continuous
recording
for
approximately
1
hour
is
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Inserting the Cassette
1 Slide the [OPEN/EJECT] Lever @ to the right
and
simultaneously
open
the
Lower
Cassette
Compartment Cover completely.
The Cassette Holder slides out.
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insert
the
cassette
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on
the
[PUSH
CLOSE]
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to
close
the
Upper
Cassette
Compartment
Cover.
The
Cassette
Holder
with
the
cassette
slides
back
inside.
Confirm
that
the
Cassette
Holder
has
retracted
completely.
4
Close
the
Lower
Cassette
Compartment
Cover.
elf
the
Battery
is
attached
or
the
AC
Adaptor
connected,
you
can
operate
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even
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turning
on
the
Movie
Camera.
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opening
or
closing
the
Cassette
Compartment,
push
down
the
buckle
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the
Grip
Belt
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
so
it
does
not
obstruct
the
opening
and
closing
of
the
Cassette
Compartment.
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 (=> 34) 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 @ (sliding it
in the direction of the [SAVE] arrow) prevents recording. To
record again, close the erasure prevention slider (slide it in the
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Slide
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inside
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on
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close
the
Upper
Cassette
Compartment
Cover
securely.
Turn
the
Movie
Camera
off
and
then
on
again.
Check
if
the
Battery
is
discharged.
if
the
Cassette
Holder
Does
Not
Slide
Out
®Close
the
Lower
Cassette
Compartment
Cover
completely
and
then
open
it
again.
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m@ LP Mode
The
desired
recording
speed
can
be
selected
with
[REC
SPEED]
on
the
[OTHER
FUNCTIONS]
Sub-Menu.
It
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.
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a
cassette
recorded
in
the
LP
Mode
on
other
digital
video
equipment
is
played
back
on
this
Movie
Camera,
+
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a
cassette
recorded
in
the
LP
Mode
on
this
Movie
Camera
is
played
back
on
digital
video
equipment
not
featuring
the
LP
Mode.
+
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the
Slow
Motion
or
Still
Advance
Playback
Mode.
(> 30, 31)
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When
using
the
Camera
Search
Function.
(7
34)
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)
(->
64)
is
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Before
using
the
Finder,
adjust
it
to
your
eyesight
so
that
the
indications
in
the
Finder
are
clear
and
easy
to
read.
Set
the
[POWER]
Switch
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While
pressing
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centre
button,
slide
the
switch
to
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or
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Slide
the
Finder
backward
completely
and
then
tilt
it
upward.
Do not pull on the Eyecup to extend the Finder.
The
Finder
can
be
tilted
upward
by
up
to
approximately
75°.
3
Adjust
by
turning
the
Eyepiece
Corrector
Lever
Qe.
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.
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You
can
also
record
while
viewing
the
picture
on
the
opened
LCD
Monitor.
1
Set
the
[POWER]
Switch
to
[CAMERA]
or
[VCR].
While
pressing
the
centre
button,
slide
the
switch
to
[CAMERA]
or
[VCR].
Press
the
[PUSH
OPEN]
Button
and
turn
out
the
LCD
Monitor
by
approximately
90°
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
The Finder tums off.
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Adjust the angle of the LCD Monitor according
to the recording angle.
The LCD Monitor rotates upward a maximum of 180° @
and downward by a maximum of 90° @ from its normal
vertical position. Trying to forcefully rotate it beyond this
range could seriously damage the Movie Camera.
Closing the LCD Monitor
Push the LCD Monitor close until the [PUSH OPEN] Button
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Handling
the
Lens
Cap
Before
you
start
recording,
remove
the
Lens
Cap.
1
You
can
attach
the
removed
Lens
Cap
to
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.
When
you
open
or
close
the
Cassette
Compartment,
push
down
the
buckle
of
the
Grip
Belt
so
that
it
does
not
Prevent
the
Cassette
Compartment
from
opening
and
closing
completely.
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.
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
cm
@
from
the
Shoulder
Strap
Length
Adjuster
so
that
it
cannot
siip
off.

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Recording
After
setting
the
[POWER]
Switch
to
[CAMERA]
and
the
Mode
Selector
Switch
to
[AUTO],
you
can
simply
press
the
Start/Stop
Button
to
start
recording.
In
this
case,
the
Movie
Camera
adjusts
the
focus
and
white
balance
fully
automatically.
Depending
on
the
light
source
and
recording
situation,
correct
automatic
focusing
and
white
balance
adjustment
may
not
be
Possible.
In
such
cases,
adjust
them
manually.
Focus: (-» 53); White Balance: (-» 51, 52)
1
Set
the
[POWER]
Switch
to
[CAMERA].
While
pressing
the
centre
button
0d.
slide
the
switch
to
[CAMERA].
Press the Start/Stop Button.
Recording
starts.
The
[RECORD]
indication
appears
briefly
and
then
changes
to
[REC]
@.
2
To pause recording:
Press the Start/Stop Button again.
The [PAUSE] Indication appears @.
To finish recording:
Set the [POWER] Switch to [OFF].
Itis
not
necessary
to
press
the
centre
button
in
order
to
slide
the
switch to [OFF].
Be
sure
to
remove
the
Lens
Cap
before
setting
the
[POWER]
Switch
to
[CAMERA].
If
the
Lens
Cap
is
attached
to
the
Lens
when
you
set
the
[POWER]
Switch
to
[CAMERA],
the
automatic
white
balance
adjustment
(->
99)
may
not
be
precise.
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
tecording
from
this
condition,
set
the
[POWER]
Switch
to
[OFF]
and
then
to
[CAMERA]
again.
Recording Lamp (Tally Lamp)
The Recording Lamp lights (4) during recording to let the people
in front of the Movie Camera know that recording is being
performed. If you set [REC LAMP] on the [OTHER FUNCTIONS]
Sub-Menu to [OFF], the Recording Lamp does not light. (- 83)
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Sub-Menu
Is
set
to
[OFF],
the
Recording
Lamp
flashes
brietly
to
confirm
when
the
Movie
Camera
has
received
a
command
from
the
Remote
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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
[[G]]
@
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.)
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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
Normat
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 (-» 42).
In the Mirror Mode, only the following indications are
displayed.
: Recording
@I1 =: Recording Pause
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When the General Warning/Alarm Indication [[T]] appears,
turn the LCD Monitor backward so that you can confirm the
actual Warning/Alarm Indication.