RCA CC9390 User manual

Digital
Camcorder
User's G ide
Changing Entertainment.

Jmp@ ant Enf@rmat @n
WARNING
To reduce the
risk of fire or
electric shock, do
not expose this
product or AC
charger to rain or
moisture.
RISK OF ELECTRICSHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
To reduce the risk of electric
shock, do not remove cover (or
back). No user serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
This symbol indicates _1_
"dangerous voltage"
inside the product that
presents a risk of
electric shock or
personal injury.
This symbol
indicates
important
instructions
accompanying
the product.
CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to wide
slot, fully insert.
ATTENTION: Pour _viter les chocs _lectriques, introduire la lame la
plus large de la fiche dans la borne correspondante de la prise et
pousser jusqu au fond.
To reduce risk of injury, charge only rechargeable batteries
recommended by the manufacturer for this product. Other types of
batteries may burst causing damage and personal injury.
I AUTION
If the AC adapter is misplaced or needs to be replaced, obtain the
same type of adapter from an RCA dealer.
FCC Regulations state that unauthorized changes or modifications to
this equipment may void the user's authority to operate it.
Product Registration
Please fill out the product registration card and return it immediately. Returning
this card allows us to contact you if needed.
Keep your sales receipt for proof of purchase to obtain warranty parts and service
and attach it here. Record the serial number and model numbers located on the
bottom of the camcorden
Model No.
Serial No.
Purchase Date.
Purchased From.

ble @f ¢@n ents
Chapter 1: Connections & Setup
Parts Checklist ...................................................................................................... 6
Buttons and Controls .......................................................................................... 7
Using Some Basic Controls .................................................................................. 9
POWER CAMERA-OFF-PLAY switch ............................................................. 9
Selecting the Camcorder Mode ................................................................... 9
DISPLAY ON/OFF Button ............................................................................. 10
CONTROL Dial ............................................................................................. 10
Using Optional Stereo Earphones ............................................................. 10
Getting Started .................................................................................................. 11
Unpack the Camcorder and Accessories .................................................... 11
Adjust the Hand Strap ................................................................................ 11
Attach the Lens Cap to the Camcorder ..................................................... 12
Attach a Power Supply ............................................................................... 12
Insert and Remove a Memory Card ........................................................... 13
Turn on Camcorder and Set to Full-Auto Mode ....................................... 14
Set the DSC MODE (DUALITAPEICARD) Switch to DUAL .......................... 14
Insert a Cassette Tape ................................................................................. 15
Use the LCD Monitor or Viewfinder to See What's Recording ................ 16
Start Recording ........................................................................................... 17
Play Your Taped Recording ........................................................................ 18
View Your Still Pictures ............................................................................... 18
Turn off the Camcorder .............................................................................. 18
Powering the Camcorder .................................................................................. 19
Attaching the Battery to the Camcorder .................................................. 19
Removing the Battery from the Camcorder ............................................. 19
Charging the Battery .................................................................................. 20
Battery Level Icon ....................................................................................... 21
Using the Power Supply ............................................................................. 22
Battery Care and Storage ........................................................................... 22
Using the Shoulder Strap .................................................................................. 24
Attaching the Lens Hood .................................................................................. 24
Install the Clock Lithium Cell ............................................................................ 2S
Set the Area, Date and Time ............................................................................. 26
Changing to the 24-hour Time Mode ....................................................... 27
Set Daylight Saving Time ........................................................................... 28
Displaying the Date and Time of Recording ............................................. 29
Set the Tape Recording Speed .......................................................................... 30
Chapter 2: Using the Monitors
Seeing What You Are Recording......................................................................32
(continued on the? nuxt paqu) 1

bJe @f ¢@ntents
Using the LCD Monitor ............................................................................... 32
Using the Viewfinder ................................................................................. 34
On-Screen Icons ................................................................................................. 35
Using the Mode Screens ................................................................................... 42
Using the Menu Screen ..................................................................................... 43
Chapter 3: Recording
Recording Details ............................................................................................... 46
TAPE-CAMERA Mode-Recording on Tape ................................................ 46
DUAL-CAMERA Mode-Tape and Card Recording .................................... 47
CARD-CAMERA Mode-Recording on a Memory Card ............................. 48
Full-Auto Mode .................................................................................................. 49
Journalistic Shooting ......................................................................................... 49
Self-Recording .................................................................................................... 49
Quick Return ...................................................................................................... 50
Edit Search ......................................................................................................... 51
Gamma Brightness ............................................................................................ 52
Select the Audio Mode ...................................................................................... 53
Zooming ............................................................................................................. 54
Using the Zoom Buttons (W and T) ........................................................... 54
Optical Zooming ......................................................................................... 54
Digital Zoom ............................................................................................... 55
Macro Zooming .......................................................................................... 55
Digital Image Stabilization (DIS) ...................................................................... 56
Fading Scenes .................................................................................................... 57
Video Light ......................................................................................................... 58
Multiple-Strobe Recording ................................................................................ 60
Still Recording on Tape ...................................................................................... 62
Select Still-Recording Mode ....................................................................... 62
Time Code Display ............................................................................................. 64
Recording From an External Source ................................................................. 65
Turn ON the S-Video Input ......................................................................... 65
Connections ................................................................................................ 65
To Record From an External Source ........................................................... 66
Recording Tips ................................................................................................... 66
Chapter 4: Playback
Playback Options ............................................................................................... 68
Tape Playback Using the LCD Monitor ...................................................... 68
Playback Using the Viewfinder .................................................................. 69
2

ble @f ¢@n ents
Playback Features .............................................................................................. 69
Still Playback ............................................................................................... 69
Shuttle Search ............................................................................................. 70
Gamma Playback ........................................................................................ 70
Multiple-Strobe Playback ........................................................................... 71
Playback Zoom ............................................................................................ 72
Digital Effect Playback ............................................................................... 73
Tape Playback Using Index Images ............................................................ 74
Dubbing Images from a Tape to a Card ........................................................... 78
Auto Capture Still Images ................................................................................. 79
To Capture Still Images ............................................................................... 79
Audio Dubbing Feature ..................................................................................... 80
............................................................................................................................ 81
Audio Playback Mode ....................................................................................... 82
Dubbing to Another Digital Video Camcorder ................................................ 83
Connecting to a TV (or VCR) with Audio/Video
(and/or S-VIDEO) Input Jacks............................................................................ 84
Playback on a TV (or VCR) with Audio/Video/S-Video
Input Jacks ........................................................................................... 85
Dubbing to a VCR ....................................................................................... 85
Chapter 5: Advanced Features
Using Mode and Menu Screens For Advanced Adjustments ......................... 88
Mode and Menu Screen Definitions ................................................................ 89
Advanced Features ............................................................................................ 97
Night Mode ................................................................................................. 97
Program AE ................................................................................................. 98
White Balance Adjustment ...................................................................... 100
Exposure Control ...................................................................................... 102
Gain Control .............................................................................................. 103
Shutter Speed Control .............................................................................. 104
Auto and Manual Focus ........................................................................... 106
Digital Picture Effects ............................................................................... 108
Wide Mode (16:9) ..................................................................................... 109
Using the Zoom Microphone ................................................................... 110
Dialog Recording ...................................................................................... 112
Wind Cut ................................................................................................... 113
World Clock ............................................................................................... 114
Setting the Confirmation Sound ............................................................. 116
Demonstration Mode ............................................................................... 117
Using the LCD Monitor as a Remote Control ................................................ 118
(conti_wd on the? _ext /)age) 3

bJe @f ¢@ntents
Chapter 6: Digital Still Camera
Card Recording ................................................................................................ 122
Select Picture Quality and Image Size ..................................................... 123
Select Image Size ...................................................................................... 124
Recording with a Guide Frame ................................................................ 125
Recording with the Self Timer ................................................................. 126
Formatting a Card .................................................................................... 127
Card Playback ................................................................................................... 128
Delete Protection ...................................................................................... 129
Deleting Stored Images ............................................................................ 130
Slide Show Playback ................................................................................. 132
Dubbing Images from a Card to a Tape .................................................. 134
Chapter 7: Viewing and Downloading
System Requirements for PhotoStudio 2000® .............................................. 136
Loading PhotoStudio 2000 .............................................................................. 137
How to Handle a CD-ROM ....................................................................... 137
Attaching the External Card Reader to Your Computer ........................ 138
Downloading Still Images to Your Computer ......................................... 140
Changing the JPEG Default ...................................................................... 142
Connecting to a Computer Using an Optional DV Cable ....................... 143
Chapter 8: Other Information
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 146
Final Notes ....................................................................................................... 150
Care and Cleaning ........................................................................................... 156
After Using the Camcorder ...................................................................... 156
Cleaning The Camcorder .......................................................................... 156
Dirty Video Heads ..................................................................................... 157
Proper Care and Storage .......................................................................... 158
Tape Care and Storage ............................................................................. 158
Things to Avoid ......................................................................................... 159
Traveling Tips ............................................................................................ 159
Specifications ................................................................................................... 160
RCA Digital Camcorder Limited Warranty ..................................................... 162
FCCDeclaration of Conformity and Industry Canada Information .............. 166
Optional Accessories ....................................................................................... 167
Accessories Order Form ............................................................................ 169
Index ................................................................................................................. 173
4

Chapter 1
Connections & Setup
Chapter Overview:
• Parts Checklist
• Buttons and Controls
• Getting Started
• Powering the Camcorder
• Using the Shoulder Strap
• Attaching the Lens Hood
• Setting the Date and Time
• Setting the Tape Recording Speed
Changing Entertainment. Again.
5

¢@nnec @ns Setup
Parts Checklist
M_Lk__ sure the box includes the items shown here:
Camcorder
Battery pack AC adapter/ Power cord for
Part #252762 battery charger adapter/charger
Part #252767 Part #254598
CR2025 type Power connector Audio/Video/ Detachable LCD cable
lithium cell Part #254335 S-video cable Part #254337
Part #254336
Lens hood Lens Cap Shoulder strap Video light
Part #254415 Part #254233 Part #254338 Part #253402
Zoom microphone 16MB
Part #254414 MultiMediaCard
Part #254416
Card Reader/Writer
Part #254417 Imaging software and
driver CD-ROMs (2)
<3
Ferrite Cores Cleaning Cloth
Caution: Only use the power supply provided with this unit. Using other power
supplies may damage the unit.
6Chapte_

¢@nnec_@ns _ Setup
Buttons and Controls
STILL
button NIGHT MODE
"OFF/ON switch
Terminal
UNLOCK
buHon
RECSTART/STOP
bu_on
Hand
strap
Audio/Video and
DV terminals
DSC MODE
DUAL/TAPE/CARD
switch
POWER
CAMERA/OFF/PLAY
switch
Zoom (W/T) and Volume
buttons (VOL +/-)
shoe
Manual focus ring
Microphone PHONES jack
CONTROL dial
FOCUS switch
AUTO/MANU/PUSH AUTO
Chapter _7

¢@nnec @ns Setup
AUTO/MANUAUMANUAL LOCK switch
Viewfinder
DISPLAY ON/OFF
button
control focus
POWER ON/OFF
button
Card slot cover
Lithium battery
holder
card slot cover)
LCD monitor Shoulder strap
loop
LCD monitor
OPEN release
button
Card slot
CARD OPEN
button
TAPE OPEN
switch
Tripod
Camcorder Bottom View
8Chap[e_

¢@nnec @ns Setup
Using Some Basic Controls
Some of the camco1"der's basic controls are described h_'1"_'.
POWER CAMERA-OFF-PLAY switch
To turn the power on, hold down the Lock button
and set the POWER switch to CAMERA or PLAY_
To turn the power off set the POWER switch to OFF
without pressing the Lock button.
Lock
bu_on
DSCMODE
switch
Lock
button
POWER switch
POWER switch
Selecting the Camcorder Mode
This camcorder can be used as a vide{) CalTtera for
recoiling and playing back vide{) on tape or as a
digitaI stitl camera that records and plays back still
ilTtages on a ITtelTtOry card.
The DSC MODE ('IAPEiI)UALiCARD) switch along
with the POWER (CAMERA/PLAY/OFF) switch tells
the camcorder what you want it to do.
DSC MODE switch in "rAPE and POWER
switch in CAMERA: Use to record moving
video and still images on a tape.
DSC MODE switch in DUAL and POWER
switch in CAMERA: Use this mode to record
both moving video and still images on the tape
and still digital pictures on the memo W card.
DSC MODE switch in CARD and POWER
switch in CAMERA: Use this mode to record
still digital pictures on the memo W card.
DSC MODE switch in "rAPE (or DUAL) mid
POWER switch in PLAY: Use this mode to
playback moving video on a tap(,.
DSC MODE switch in CARD and POWER
switch in PLAY: Use this mode fi)r playback of
still images recorded on the memo W card.
Caution:
Do not switch the DSC MODE switch
during playback or recording, as this may
cause damage to the tape or card.
Chapter _9

¢@nnec i@ns Setup
DISPLAY ON/OFF Viewfinder DISPLAY ON/OFF Button
The DISPLAY ON/OFF button is used to turn tile
mode screens and on screen indicators on and off
in the viewfinder and LCD monitor.
Press the DISPLAY ON/OFF button to turn the
clisplays on or off.
CONTROL dial
CONTROL Dial
The CONTROL dial is used to adjust the settings on
the mode and menu screens in the viewfinder and/
or LCI) monitor. ['hese settings can also be adjusted
using the touch screen method on the LCI)
monitor.
The instructions for adjusting mode and menu
settings in this manual use the _)uch_screen
method.
To adjust the menu settings with the
CON ['ROL dial, f\)Ilow the rules below. This
method lets you adjust settings using only the
viewfinder.
1. Rotate tile CONTROL dial to highlight the
desired item.
2. Press the CONTROL dial in to select the
highlighted item.
VOL +/- buttons
PHONES jack
Open the jack cover,
and connect stereo
earphones with a3.5
mm plug to the
PHONES jack.
Using Optional Stereo Earphones
You can ITIonitor tile sound using optional stere()
earphones during recording or playing back tapes.
Befi)re connecting stereo earphones, turn the
camcorder volume down to the lowest setting.
The built in speaker automatically turns off
xvhc_n s[_rcx) _arphonc_s arc _ connc_ctc_d It) the
PHONES jack.
When recording, you cannot adjust the volume
with the VOL. +/- bu_)ns.
10 Chapte_

¢@nnec @ns Setup
Getting Started
This s_,ction c]_'scrib_'s the' basics on how to s_,t up your camcord_'r to r_'cord f_)r the"
first tim_'. Ref_,r to the olh_'r s_'ctions for cletai]_'d opt'ration and f'_'atul-_" options.
Unpack the Camcorder and Accessories
•The' it,'ms shown in l)arta _Chc,_ldL_t ;u_" pack_'d with the' camcorch'r. If"any pi_'c_'s
are missing or app_'ar damaged contact your ch'a]_'r immediately.
•R_'mov_" the' plastic f'ih_a that cov_'rs the' f)'ont and sich" Iogos on the" camcorch'r.
Us_" your f'ing_,rnai], not anything sharp to r_'move.
•Say+" all packing mat+'ria]s and box in cas+" th<' camcord+'r +'v+'r n+'_,ds to b+"
shipp_'d or stor_'d.
Adjust the Hand Strap
1. Lif_ the flap on the" hand strap and s_'parate the" X/elcro strip.
2. Insert your hand so your fingers can comf\)rtably reach the buttons.
3. Adjust the strap to fit snugly.
4. Refasten the strap, and R)ld the flap back down.
Chapter _11

¢@nnec_i@ns _ Setup
Attach the Lens Cap to the Camcorder
1.
2.
To prevent losing the lens cap, attach the
string to the camcorder as".%t?olgt?and
attach the lens cap to the clip on the
handstrap during recording.
When you are finished recording, press in
the sides of the lens cap and place it over
the lens of the camcorder.
Attach a Power Supply
Since" the" battci T must [)_, charged b_,f\)r_" it can I)_" clsed the" first tim_', you n_,_'d to else an
AC outh't to pow_'r the" camcordor.
POWER switch
®
Power
connector
DC OUT jack
Power
cord
1. Place the POWER switch to the OFF position.
2. Pull out the viewfinder completely and lift up.
3. Align the refi'rence mark on the power connector with the mark on the camcorder.
Hold the top of the power connector flush against the camcorder, and press the
bottom of the power connector in and slide it down until it locks into place.
4. Connect the power connector's small plug with the arrow facing up into the DC
O[]T jack on the adapter/charger.
5. Connect the power cord to the adapter/charger, and insert the power cord's plug
into a working AC outlet.
12 Cl'_ap_eg

¢@nnec @ns Setup
Card slot cover
CARD OPEN
button MultiMediaCard
Insert and Remove a Memory Card
This camcorder uses only MultiMediaCards (one
supplied) or SD memory cards (commercially
available) fi)r storage of still images.
Insert a Card
Place" the" POWER switch to the" OFF position.
1.
2.
3.
Hold the camcorder as shown, and slide the
CARD OPEN button to open the card cover.
Insert a card into the slot with the label facing up
and the notched corner facing the lens. Fully
insert the card into the slot.
4. Close the card slot cover.
Remove a Card
1. P_'rform steps 1 and 2 ab()v_'.
2. Press on the center of the card edge to release
the card.
3. Pull the card straight out of the slot.
Caution
Do not remove the card from the
camcorder while data isbeing recorded
on the card This may result in deletion of
images or damage to the card.
SD Memory and MultiMediaCards
SD memo W cards and MultiMediaCards are used for
recording still images with this camcorder. Other
type cards will not work in this camcorder.
These images can then be transf_'rred to a computer
using the supplied readeriwrimr (see page 13 7).
[,i)*"&¢tai£ on MultiM_¢diaand M) cards st¢t¢
pages 1_1_5
Chapter _ 13

¢@nnec @ns Setup
Lock
button DSC MODE
switch
Set the DSC MODE (DUAL/TAPE/
CARD) Switch to DUAL
The' cmqnc'order operates as both n \qdeo c'mqncra f_)r
recording on tap_" and a digital cam_,ra for recording
still pictures.
Caution: Do not change the DSC MODE
during recording or playback as it may cause
damage to your tape or memory card.
Set the, DSC MODE switch to DUAL to record
both video on tap_, and still pictures on the
MultiMediaCard.
Set the DSC MODE switch to 'IAPE to record
vide() on tape.
Lock
button POWER switch
FOCUS
switch
LCD monitor AUTO/
MANUAL/
MANUAL
LOCK switch
Turn on Camcorder and Set to Full-
Auto Mode
1. Press in the Lock button and set the POWER
switch to the CAMERA position. The camcorder
enters the record stand,by mode.
Note: The camcorder automatically turns off
to save battery power if you leave it in record-
standby mode for more than five minutes. To
turn it back on, set the Power switch to OFF.
Press in fhe Lock button and set fhe POWER
switch to CAMERA.
2. Set the AU ['O/MANUAL/MANUAL LOCK switch
to AUTO to have the camcorder automatically
select the best settings for your recording. AITFO
appears in the viewfinder or in the LCI) monitor.
Note: Any manual setting is cancelled,
3. S_,t the FOCUS switch to AU['O to have the
camcorder automatically focus for you.
14 Chapte_

¢@nnec @ns Setup
Mini_'NTSC
Mini DV Cassettes
This camcorder is designed to
work exclusively with digital
video cassettes. Only cassettes
marked with a Mini DV logo can
be used with this unit. Also keep
in mind that this camcorder is not
compatible with ()tiler digital
media tape formats.
Cassette
Cassette holder Erase
compartment Protection
door_
PUSH
here to Mini DV
close tape TAPE OPEN
the switch
cassette
holder.
Insert a Cassette Tape
1. Make sure the camcorder is conn_,cted to a
power supply.
2. Press in the Lock button and set the POWER
switch to tile CAMERA positkm.
3. Hold the camcorder as shown. Slide and hold
the [APE OPEN switch in tile directkm of the
arrow and open tile cassette compartlTtent door
completely.
Important: The cassette holder extends and
opens automatically. Do not open or close the
cassette compartment door while the holder
is opening.
Be careful not to touch the inside of the
cassette holder as you may hurt yourself.
4. Fully insert a Mini I)V tape with the tape
window facing up and the Erase Protection tab
facing out.
Note: Make sure the Erase Protection tab is in
the position that allows recording. If not,
slide the tab. Some tapes have removable
tabs. If the tab has been removed, cover the
hole with adhesive tape
5. Gently push on the area mark_,d PISH until the
cassette holder locks into place.
Important: The cassette holder retracts
automatically. Wait until it is completely
retracted before closing the cassette holder
COVet;
6. To dose the cow, r press the center of the cow'r
until it locks into place.
Important: If the battery is low, you may not
be able to close the cassette holder cove_ Do
not apply force. Replace the battery with a
fully charged one or connect the power
supply.
Notes:
You can't open the cassette tape holder
unless a power supply is attached.
The cassette tape holder can't be opened
while the camcorder is in the record
mode
Chapter _ 15

¢@nnec_i@ns _ Setup
Use the LCD Monitor or Viewfinder
to See What's Recording
LCD monitor OPEN
button
Using the LCD Monitor
1. Remove the h'ns cap.
2. Slide the OPEN button in the direction of the
arrow and open the LCD monitor 90.
3. You can tilt the monitor up to 180 fi)r
convenient viewing while recording.
4. The brightness of the LCI) monitor can be
adiusted clsing the on screen menus
(see page 33).
Notes:
Adjusting the monitor brightness does
not affect the recorded image on the
tape.
When the monitor is open, the
viewfinder automatically turns of_
When the monitor is closed, the
viewfinder automatically turns on,
If the vertical rotation of the monitor is
between 135_and 180°when in one of
the CAMERA modes, both the monitor
and viewfinder are on.
Viewfinder
Eyepiece focus
control on
bottom of
viewfinder
Using the Viewfinder
1. Remove the h'ns cap.
2. Close the moniR)r.
Note: If the monitor is open, the viewfinder
turns off.
3. Pull the viewfinder completely out and lift it
tip.
4. Ad}ust the viewfinder to a comR)rtable viewing
position.
5. Slide the eyepiece R_cus control to adjust the
focus of the viewfinder for your vision.
16 Chap[e_

¢@nnec @ns Setup
DSC MODE
STILL switch
button
RECSTART/
STOP button p_
Lock WER
button switch
LCD monitor AUTO/
MANUAL/
MANUAL
LOCK switch
Start Recording
1. R_'move the" k'ns cap, and ()p_ql the" LCD
monitor.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Make sure you have ilasertd a cassette for video
recording and/or a memo W card f\)r recording
still pictures.
Place tim AU ['OiMANUAL/MAN/JAL LOCK
switch to the A/Yl'O position.
Place the FOCUS switch to the AUI'O position.
Place tim I)SC MODE switch to the I)UAL
position.
Press in the Lock button and set the POWER
switch to the CAMERA position.
Record video on tape or a still picture on the
memol T card.
Record Video on the Tape
• Press and release the REC STAR'IVSTOP button
to start and stop recording on the tape.
•RE(2appears in tim viewfinder or LCI) monitor
while the camcorder is recording (but wont be
recorded on the tape).
• When you are not recording, the camcorder
enters the record pause mode and I)AUSP2
appears in the viewfinder or on the LCD
monitor.
Record aStill Picture on the Memory Card
• Place the camcorder in record pause mode
(IMUSP2appears in the viewfinder or on the
LCD monitor).
• Use the power Zoom WYI"buttons to f)ame
your subject.
• Press the S ['ILL button to record a still picture
on the memo W card. RE(]OI¢I)I3i(; '/()
MEMORY (2AA'Dappears in the viewfinder or
on the LCI) monitor.
Chapter _ 17

¢@nnec_i@ns _ Setup
VOL +/- DSC MODE
buttons switch
t_
button POWER
switch
44
]_
i
fIpLAYSACK 100-0000
fin [] []'A°E'2
Play Your Taped Recording
1. S_'t tJ]__ I)SC MOI)E switch to [APE.
2. Pr_'ss in the" Lock button and set tl]_" POWER
switch to the" PLAY position.
3. ToucIl REWor H,'on d_ >LCD monffor/o r_'wind
or fast fol_vard the tap_ to the, desir_'d point.
4. Touch IqAY/S77LL to bvgin playback.
5. Touch 57Dl_when finished playing fl/v tapv.
Notes:
Sound will play back if the LCD monitor
is open or closed. To adjust the volume,
use the Zoom WtT buttons (also labeled
VOL +1-).
More information about using the LCD
monitor and viewfinder can be found on
pages 32-34
View Your Still Pictures
i. S_'t the, I)SC MOI)E switch to CAI,'I).
2.
3.
4.
Press in the Lock button and set the PO_TER
switch to the ¸PLAY position.
If the image you want to see does not appear on
the monitor, touch _ or Ib to search through
the thumbnail images.
When you see the image yotl want tO display,
highlighted, touch it once to display it full
SCr_2(2n.
Turn off the Camcorder
• s
i. S_'t th__] O_ER swffd/ to OFF.
2. C}os_" the LCD monitor and replace t]/_" k'ns cap.
18 Chapfeg