R
Digital Video Camera/Recorder
Operating Instructions
Model No.
AG-EZ50UP
Mini
Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this product, please read these instructions thoroughly.
VQT9420
11) Grounding or Polarization — This video unit may be
equipped with either a polarized 2-wire AC (Alternating
Current) line plug (a plug having one blade wider than
the other) or 3-wire grounding type plug, a plug having a
third (grounding) pin.
Important Safeguards
1 ) Read Instructions — All the safety and operating
instructions should be read before the unit is operated.
2 ) Retain Instructions — The safety and operating
instructions should be retained for future reference.
3 ) Heed Warnings — All warnings on the unit and in the
operating instructions should be adhered to.
4 ) Follow Instructions — All operating and maintenance
instructions should be followed.
5 ) Cleaning — Unplug this video unit from the wall outlet
before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.
Use a dry cloth for cleaning.
6 ) Attachments — Do not use attachments not
recommended by the video product manufacturer as
they may be hazardous.
7 ) Water and Moisture — Do not use this video unit near
water- for example near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen
sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a
swimming pool, and the like.
8 ) Accessories — Do not place this video unit on an
unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The video
unit may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult,
and serious damage to the unit. Use only with a cart,
stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the
manufacturer, or sold with the video unit. Any mounting
of the unit should follow the manufacturer’s instructions
and should use a mounting
The 2-wire polarized plug will fit into the power outlet
only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable
to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the
plug. If the plug still fails to fit, contact your electrician to
replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety
purpose of the polarized plug.
The 3-wire grounding type plug will fit into a grounding
type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are
unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your
electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat
the safety purpose of the grounding type plug.
12) Power-Cord Protection — Power-supply cords should be
routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or
pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying
particular attention to cords of plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the unit.
13) Outdoor Antenna Grounding — If an outside antenna or
cable system is connected to the video unit, be sure the
antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide
some protection against voltage surges and built-up
static charges. Part 1 of the Canadian Electrical Code, in
USA Section 810 of the National Electrical Code,
provides information with respect to proper grounding of
the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead
in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding
conductors, location of antenna discharge unit,
connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements
for the grounding electrode.
accessory recommended by the
manufacturer. An appliance and
cart combination should be
moved with care. Quick stops,
excessive force, and uneven
surfaces may cause the
appliance and cart combination
ANTENNA
LEAD IN
WIRE
to overturn.
GROUND
CLAMP
9 ) Ventilation — Slots and openings in the cabinet are
provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation
of the video unit and to protect it from overheating.
These openings must not be blocked or covered. Never
place the video unit on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar
surface, or near or over a radiator or heat register. This
video unit should not be placed in a built-in installation
such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is
provided or the manufacturer’s instructions have been
adhered to.
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE UNIT
(NEC SECTION 810 - 20)
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
EQUIPMENT
GROUNDING CONDUCTORS
(NEC SECTION 810 - 21)
GROUND CLAMPS
POWER SERVICE GROUNDING
ELECTRODE SYSTEM
(NEC ART 250, PARTH)
NEC - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
14) Lightning — For added protection of this video unit
receiver during a lightning storm, or when it is left
unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug
it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or
cable system. This will prevent damage to the video unit
that may be caused by lightning and power-line surges.
15) Power Lines — An outside antenna system should not
be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other
electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into
such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside
antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep
from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with
them might be fatal.
10) Power Sources — This video unit should be operated
only from the type of power source indicated on the
marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power
supply to your home, consult your appliance dealer or
local power company. For video units intended to be
operated from battery power, or other sources, refer to
the operating instructions.
16) Overloading — Do not overload wall outlets and
extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or
electric shock.
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Precautions
Important Safeguards
USE & LOCATION
17) Objects and Liquids — Never push objects of any kind
into this video unit through openings as they may touch
dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could
result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any
kind onto the video unit.
≥TO AVOID SHOCK HAZARD... Your Camera/Recorder
and power supply should not be exposed to rain or
moisture. Do not connect the power supply or operate your
Camera/Recorder if it gets wet. Your Camera/Recorder
has been designed for outdoor use, however it is not
designed to sustain direct exposure to water, rain, sleet,
snow, sand, dust, or a direct splashing from a pool or even
a cup of coffee. This action could permanently damage the
internal parts of your Camera/Recorder. Do not attempt to
disassemble this unit. There are no user serviceable parts
inside. Unplug your Camera/Recorder from the power
supply before cleaning.
≥DO NOT AIM YOUR CAMERA/RECORDER AT THE SUN
OR OTHER BRIGHT OBJECTS.
≥DO NOT LEAVE THE CAMERA/RECORDER WITH THE
EVF AIMED DIRECTLY AT THE SUN AS THIS MAY
CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE INTERNAL PARTS OF THE
EVF.
18) Servicing — Do not attempt to service this video unit
yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you
to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all
servicing to qualified service personnel.
19) Damage Requiring Service — Unplug this video unit
from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified
service personnel under the following conditions:
a. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
b. If any liquid has been spilled into, or objects have
fallen onto, the video unit.
c. If the video unit has been exposed to rain or water.
d. If the video unit does not operate normally by following
the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls
that are covered by the operating instructions, as an
improper adjustment of other controls may result in
damage and will often require extensive work by a
qualified technician to restore the video unit to its
normal operation.
≥DO NOT EXPOSE YOUR CAMERA/RECORDER TO
EXTENDED HIGH TEMPERATURE ... Such as, in direct
sunlight, inside a closed car, next to a heater, etc... This
action could permanently damage the internal parts of your
Camera/Recorder.
e. If the video unit has been dropped or the cabinet has
been damaged.
≥AVOID SUDDEN CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE ... If the
unit is suddenly moved from a cold place to a warm place,
moisture may form on the tape and inside the unit.
≥DO NOT LEAVE YOUR CAMERA/RECORDER OR THE
POWER SUPPLY TURNED ON WHEN NOT IN USE.
≥STORAGE OF YOUR CAMERA/RECORDER ... Store and
handle your Camera/Recorder in a manner that will not
subject it to unnecessary movement (avoid shaking and
striking). Your Camera/Recorder contains a sensitive pick-
up device which could be damaged by improper handling
or storage.
f. When the video unit exhibits a distinct change in
performance — this indicates a need for service.
20) Replacement Parts — When replacement parts are
required, be sure the service technician has used
replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have
the same characteristics as the original part.
Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric
shock or other hazards.
21) Safety Check — Upon completion of any service or
repairs to this video unit, ask the service technician to
perform safety checks to determine that the video unit is
in safe operating order.
CARE
≥TO CLEAN YOUR CAMERA/RECORDER... Do not use
strong or abrasive detergents when cleaning your Camera/
Recorder body.
≥TO PROTECT THE LENS... Do not touch the surface of
the lens with your hand. Use a commercial Camera/
Recorder lens solution and lens paper when cleaning the
lens. Improper cleaning can scratch the lens coating.
≥TO PROTECT THE FINISH OF YOUR CAMERA/
RECORDER... Before handling your Camera/Recorder,
make sure your hands and face are free from any chemical
products, such as suntan lotion, as it may damage the
finish.
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Special Features
Contents
Using a Memory Card .......................................................34
Recording on the Memory Card ........................................34
Playing Back Pictures from the Memory Card ..................35
Copying pictures from a Memory Card to a Cassette .......36
Creating a Title .................................................................37
Inserting a Title .................................................................37
Protecting the Pictures on a Memory Card from
Accidental Erasure (File Lock) ......................................38
Deleting the pictures recorded on a Memory Card ...........38
Formatting a Memory Card ...............................................39
DPOF Setting ....................................................................39
Copying your DV Cassette to an S-VHS or VHS
Before Use
Standard Accessories ........................................................ 6
Quick Guide ........................................................................ 7
To watch the Playback Picture ........................................... 7
Controls and Components .................................................. 8
Remote Controller ............................................................ 10
Power Supply ................................................................... 12
Charging Time and Available Recording Time ................. 12
Lens Cap and Grip Belt .................................................... 13
Attaching the Shoulder Strap ........................................... 13
Inserting a Cassette ......................................................... 13
Turning on/off the Camera/Recorder and selecting
Cassette (Dubbing) .......................................................41
Copying an S-VHS or VHS Cassette to
your DV Cassette ..........................................................41
Using your Camera/Recorder with Digital Video
Modes ........................................................................... 14
Using the Viewfinder ........................................................ 14
Using the LCD Monitor ..................................................... 14
Using the Menu Screen .................................................... 15
List of Menus .................................................................... 16
Setting Date and Time...................................................... 19
Internal Lithium Battery Recharge.................................... 19
LP Mode........................................................................... 19
Audio Recording Mode..................................................... 19
Equipment (Dubbing) ....................................................42
Others
Indications .........................................................................43
Warning/Alarm Indications ................................................45
Notes & Precautions .........................................................46
Caution for Use .................................................................49
Explanation of Terms ........................................................52
Specifications ....................................................................53
Index .................................................................................57
Camera Mode
Recording ......................................................................... 20
PhotoShot Recording on the DV Cassette....................... 21
Zoom In/Out Functions..................................................... 21
Digital Zoom Function ...................................................... 22
Optical Image Stabilizer Function..................................... 22
Fade In/Out Functions...................................................... 22
Backlight Compensation Function.................................... 23
Recording in Special Situations (Program AE)................. 23
Manual Focus Adjustment................................................ 23
Manual Shutter Speed Adjustment................................... 24
Manual Iris Adjustment (F Number) ................................. 24
Recording with a Fixed Brightness (AE Lock Function) ... 24
Recording in Natural Colors (White Balance) ................... 25
Adjusting White Balance Manually ................................... 25
Digital Effect Functions ..................................................... 26
VCR Mode
Playing Back ..................................................................... 28
Finding a Scene You Want to Play Back .......................... 28
Slow Motion Playback ...................................................... 29
Still Playback/Still Advance Playback ............................... 29
Finding the End of Recording (Blank Search Function) ... 29
Index Search Functions .................................................... 30
Playback Zoom Function .................................................. 31
Playback Digital Effect Functions ..................................... 31
Playing Back on Your TV ................................................. 33
Audio Dubbing .................................................................. 33
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Standard Accessories
Illustrated on the left are accessories packaged with the Camera/Recorder.
1) AC Adaptor, DC Cable and AC Cable (l 12)
1)
2)
3)
4)
≥Supplies power to the Camera/Recorder.
CAUTION:
This unit will operate on 110/120/220/240V AC. An AC plug adaptor may
be required for voltages other than 120V AC. Please contact either a
local or foreign electrical parts distributor for assistance in selecting an
alternate AC plug. We recommend using the accessory power plug
adaptor in an area which has special AC outlets.
2) Battery Pack (l 12)
≥Supplies power to the Camera/Recorder.
3) Remote Controller and Button-Type Battery (l 10, 11)
4) Lens Cap and Lens Cap Cord (l 13)
5) A/V Cable (l 33, 41)
6) ND Filter (l 51)
7) Shoulder Strap (l 13)
VSB0419
N2QAEC000003
CR2025
VFC3580
5)
6)
7)
K2KC4CB00002
VYQ2281
VFC3506
6
Quick Guide
1
1
Charge the Battery. (l 12)
≥Connect the AC Cable to the AC Adaptor and AC Jack.
≥Attach the Battery to the AC Adaptor. (This will start the charging
process.)
≥When the Charge Lamp [CHARGE] goes off, the Battery is fully
charged.
CAMERA
VCR
≥Since the Battery will not be charged when the DC Cable is connected
to the AC Adaptor, disconnect it.
CARD P.B.
2
3
MODE
ON
OFF
POWER
1
2
3
Attach the Charged Battery to the Camera/Recorder. (l 12)
≥Attach the battery after tilting the Viewfinder upward.
4
Turn the Camera/Recorder on. (l 14)
≥Slide the 1 Switch to [ON]. (The [CAMERA] Lamp lights up.)
2
OPEN / EJECT
4
Insert the Cassette. (l 13)
≥Slide the 2 Lever to the right and pull down to open the Cassette
compartment cover.
≥Insert the Cassette.
≥Press the [PUSH/TO CLOSE] 3 to load the Cassette.
≥Close the lower compartment Cover.
PUSH
3 TO CLOSE
CAMERA
VCR
CARD P.B.
5
5
Start recording. (l 20)
≥Press the 4 Button. (Recording starts.)
≥Press the 4 Button again to pause the recording.
MODE
ON
OFF
POWER
4
CAMERA
VCR
CARD P.B.
To watch the Playback Picture
MODE
ON
6
Switch to the VCR Mode, rewind the tape, and play the tape
back. (l 28)
6
OFF
POWER
≥Slide the 5 Switch. (The [VCR] Lamp lights up.)
5
≥Press the 6 Button.
BACK
LIGHT
7
≥Press the 7 Button. (This will start playback.)
SEARCH
6
7
Turn the Camera/Recorder off. (l 14)
≥Set the 8 Switch to [OFF].
CAMERA
7
VCR
CARD P.B.
MODE
ON
OFF
POWER
8
7
Controls and Components
2)
3)
1) LCD Monitor (l 14, 51)
.........................................................................................................................
BACK
LIGHT
≥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.
4)
5)
6)
CAMERA
STILL
.........................................................................................................................
1)
PUSH OPEN
FADE
2) Accessory Shoe
≥Accessories, such as a stereo microphone (not supplied), are attached
here.
7)
8)
9)
10) 11)
12)
TITLE
MULTI/P-IN-P
3) Shoe Cover
SEARCH
4) Backlight Button [BACK LIGHT] (l 23)
Play Button [1] (l 28, 29, 35)
5) Still Button [CAMERA STILL] (l 21)
Pause Button [;] (l 29, 35)
6) LCD Monitor Open Lever [PUSH OPEN] (l 14)
7) Fade Button [FADE] (l 22)
FOCUS
20)
Stop Button [∫] (l 28, 29, 35)
AUTO
8) Forward Search Button [rSEARCH] (l 20)
MANUAL
AE LOCK
21)
Fast Forward/Cue Button [5] (l 28)
W.B.
22)
SHUTTER/IRIS
9) Reverse Search Button [sSEARCH] (l 20)
Rewind/Review Button [6] (l 28)
23)
MENU
Recording Check Button [S] (l 20)
PUSH
13)
14)
15)
24)
VOL/JOG
10) Title Button [TITLE] (l 37)
11) Multi-Picture Button [MULTI] (l 27, 32, 36, 37)
Picture-in-Picture Button [P-IN-P] (l 27)
12) Speaker
13) Microphone (built-in, stereo)
14) Focus Ring (l 23)
18)
19)
15) Lens Hood
≥Always keep the Lens Hood attached to the Camera/Recorder so as to
shut out unnecessary light.
16)
17)
16) Lens (LEICA DICOMAR)
≥LEICA is a registered trademark of Leica microsystems IR GmbH and
DICOMAR is a registered trademark of Leica Camera AG.
17) MC Protector (l 51)
18) Remote Control Sensor (l 11)
19) Tally Lamp (l 20)
20) Focus Button [FOCUS] (l 23)
21) Mode Selector Switch [AUTO/MANUAL/AE LOCK]
(l 20, 23, 24, 25)
22) White Balance Button [W.B.] (l 25)
23) Menu Button [MENU] (l 15)
24) Multi-Function Dial [PUSH] (l 15, 19, 28, 29)
8
25) Zoom Lever [W/T] (l 21, 22)
26) Photoshot Button [PHOTO SHOT] (l 21, 34)
27) Battery Eject Button [BATT. EJECT] (l 12)
28) Operation Mode Lamps [CAMERA/VCR/CARD P.B.] (l 14, 20, 28, 35)
29) Battery Holder (l 12)
TAPE
CARD
32)
33)
34)
35)
25)
26)
30) Recording Start/Stop Button (l 20)
31) Power Off/On Mode Selector Switch [OFF/ON/MODE] (l 14)
32) Tape/Card Photoshot Selector [TAPE/CARD] (l 21, 34)
33) Card Slot Cover (l 34)
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
36)
37)
38)
39)
40)
34) Card Slot (l 34)
35) Card Slot Cover Open Lever [OPEN] (l 34)
36) Card Access Lamp [ACCESS] (l 34)
37) Reset Button [RESET] (l 55)
38) Cassette Compartment Window (l 13)
39) Grip Belt (l 13)
40) Shoulder Strap Holders (l 13)
41) Eyepiece Corrector Knob (l 14)
46)
42) Viewfinder (l 14, 51)
.........................................................................................................................
≥Due to limitations in LCD production technology, there may be some
tiny bright or dark spots on the Viewfinder screen. However, this is not
a malfunction and does not affect the recorded picture.
41)
42)
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47)
43)
44)
45)
43) Upper Cassette Compartment Cover (l 13)
44) Cassette Eject Lever [OPEN/EJECT] (l 13)
45) Lower Cassette Compartment Cover (l 13)
46) Cassette Holder (l 13)
47) Tripod Receptacle (Tripod Mounting Hole)
≥Used for mounting the Camera/Recorder on an optional tripod.
48) DV Input/Output Terminal (i.LINK) [¥] (l 42)
48) 49) 50)
≥Connect this to the digital video equipment.
AV IN/OUT
AUX
PHONES
49) Auxiliary Terminal [AUX]
S-VIDEO IN/OUT
50) Audio-Video Input/Output Jack [AV IN/OUT] (l 33, 41)
MIC
51)
52)
Headphone Jack [PHONES] (l 48)
≥When a cable is connected to this jack, the built-in speaker of the
Camera/Recorder is disabled.
51) S-Video Input/Output Jack [S-VIDEO IN/OUT] (l 33, 41)
52) Microphone Jack [MIC] (l 33, 48)
≥Connect with an external microphone or audio equipment. (When this
jack is in use, the built-in microphone does not function.)
53)
53) White Balance Sensor (l 25, 52)
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Remote Controller
Using the wireless remote controller that is supplied with the Camera/
Recorder, most of the Camera/Recorder functions can be operated from a
distance.
1)
2)
3)
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
Remote Controller Buttons
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
6)
7)
1) Date and Time Button [DATE/TIME] (l 45)
2) Indication Output Button [OSD] (On-Screen Display) (l 33)
3) Counter Reset Button [RESET] (l 52)
4) Indication Shift Button [COUNTER] (l 45)
5) Multi-Picture/Picture-in-Picture Button [MULTI/P-IN-P]
(l 27, 32, 36, 37)
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
4)
5)
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
6) Recording Button [REC] (l 41, 42)
K
L
∫
7) Audio Dubbing Button [A.DUB] (l 33)
8) Upward Direction Button [π] (for Playback Zoom Function) (l 31)
9) Left/Right Direction Buttons [∑, ∏] (for Playback Zoom Function)
(l 31)
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
8)
STORE
MENU
9)
SET
OFF/ON
10) Downward Direction Button [∫] (for Playback Zoom Function)
(l 31)
10)
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
11) Slow Motion/Still Advance Buttons [E, D]
(E : reverse direction, D: normal direction) (l 29)
12) Index Search Buttons [:, 9]
(:: reverse direction, 9: normal direction) (l 30)
13) Selection Button [SELECT] (l 31)
14) Store Button [STORE] (l 31)
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
15) Off/On Button [OFF/ON] (l 31)
OSD
16) Zoom/Volume Button [ZOOM/VOL] (l 21, 22, 28, 31)
17) Variable Speed Search Button [VAR.SEARCH] (l 28)
18) Playback Zoom Button [P.B. ZOOM] (l 31)
19) Speed Selection Buttons [π, ∫] (for variable speed search function)
(l 28)
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
16)
PAUSE
;
The following buttons function in the same manner as the corresponding
buttons on the Camera/Recorder.
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
20) Photoshot Button [PHOTO SHOT] (l 21, 34)
21) Recording Start/Stop Button [START/STOP] (l 20)
22) Title Button [TITLE] (l 37)
23) Menu Button [MENU] (l 15)
24) Item set Button [SET] (l 15)
25) Item select Button [ITEM] (l 15)
26) Fast-forward/Cue Button [5] (l 28)
27) Play Button [1] (l 28, 29, 35)
SELECT
17)
18)
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
19)
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
28) Rewind/Review Button [6] (l 28)
29) Pause Button [;] (l 29, 35)
30) Stop Button [∫] (l 28, 29, 35)
20)
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
21)
22)
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
26)
27)
28)
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
29)
30)
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
23)
24)
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
25)
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
10
ªInserting a Button-type Battery
Before using the remote controller, insert the supplied button-type battery.
1
2
While pressing the Stopper 1, pull out the Battery Holder.
Insert the button-type battery with the imprint (i) facing
upward.
1
3
Insert the Battery Holder into the Remote Controller.
≥When the button-type battery becomes weak, replace it with a new CR2025
battery. (A battery is normally expected to last about one year. However, it
depends on operation frequency.)
≥Make sure to match the poles properly when inserting the battery.
1
.........................................................................................................................
2
Warning
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the
equipment manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to
manufacturer’s instructions.
Risk of fire, explosion and burns. Do not recharge, disassemble, heat
above 212°F (100°C) or incinerate. Keep the Button-Type battery out of
the reach of children. Never put Button-Type battery in mouth. If
swallowed call your doctor.
3
.........................................................................................................................
Replace battery with CR2025 only. Use of another battery may present a
risk of fire or explosion.
Caution-Battery may explode if mistreated.
Dispose of used battery promptly. Keep away from children. Do not
recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.
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ªUsing the Remote Controller
1
Direct the Remote Controller to the Remote Control Sensor
on the Camera/Recorder and press the desired button.
≥Distance from the Camera/Recorder: Within Approximately 15 feet
(5 meters)
≥Angle: Approximately 15 degrees in the vertical and horizontal
directions from the central axis
≥The above operating ranges are for indoor use. Outdoors or under strong
light, the equipment may not operate properly even within the above
ranges.
1
≥Within 3 feet (1 meter) range, you can also use the Remote Controller on
the side (the LCD Monitor side) of the Camera/Recorder.
Selecting Remote Controller Modes
When 2 Camera/Recorders are used simultaneously, they can be operated
individually by selecting different Remote Controller Modes.
≥If the Remote Controller Mode on the Camera/Recorder and Remote
Controller do not match, [REMOTE] is displayed.
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
Setting on the Camera/Recorder:
Set [REMOTE] on the [OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu to the desired
Remote Controller Mode.
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
Setting on the Remote Controller:
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
STORE
[VCR1]: Press the [D] Button and [∫] Button simultaneously. 1
MENU
2
1
SET
OFF/ON
[VCR2]: Press the [E] Button and [∫] Button simultaneously. 2
≥When the battery in the Remote Controller is replaced, the Mode is
automatically reset to [VCR1] Mode.
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
11
Power Supply
ªUsing the AC Adaptor
1
1
Slide the Viewfinder backward and then tilt it upward.
Insert the battery-shaped connector of the DC Cable into the
Battery Holder on the Camera/Recorder.
2
3
4
Connect the DC connector plug to the [DC OUT] Jack on the
AC Adaptor.
Connect the AC Adaptor and AC Cable.
2
4
3
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ªUsing the Battery
≥Before use, fully charge the battery.
1
Attach the Battery to the AC Adaptor and charge it.
≥Since the Battery will not be charged when the DC Cable is connected
to the AC Adaptor, disconnect it.
≥The [CHARGE] Lamp lights up, and charging starts.
≥When the [CHARGE] Lamp goes off, charging is completed.
Attach the charged Battery to the Camera/Recorder.
2
Disconnecting the Power Source
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [OFF] and, while pressing the
[BATT. EJECT] Button 1, slide the Battery or DC Cable upward to
disconnect it.
≥For other notes, see page 46.
BATT.
EJECT
PUSH
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Charging Time and Available Recording Time
A Charging Time
B Maximum Continuous Recording Time
≥“1 h 20 min.” indicates 1 hour and 20 minutes.
≥Battery VSB0419 is supplied.
≥The hours shown in the table below are approximate hours. The numeric
characters in parentheses indicate the recording time when the LCD
monitor is used. In actual use, the available recording time may be shorter
in some cases.
≥The hours shown in the table below are for continuous recording at a
temperature of 68xF (20xC) and humidity of 60 %. If the Battery is charged
at a higher or lower temperature, the charging time may become longer.
CGR-D08A/1B
A
B
1 h.
1 h 10 min. (55 min.)
VSB0419
CGR-D16A/1B
A
B
2 h.
2 h 25 min. (2 h.)
CGP-D28A/1B
CGR-D53A/1K
A
B
3 h 15 min.
4 h 15 min. (3 h 35 min.)
5 h 20 min.
A
B
8 h. (6 h 40 min.)
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Lens Cap and Grip Belt
To protect the Lens surface, attach the Lens Cap. Adjust the length of the
Grip Belt to the size of your hand.
1
1
Attach the longer loop of the Lens Cap Cord to the Lens
Cap.
2
3
Attach the shorter loop to the Grip Belt.
Put your hand through the Grip Belt and adjust the length.
≥The removed Lens Cap can be hooked onto the Grip Belt 1. (When you
are not recording, be sure to keep the Lens Cap attached to the Lens for
protection.)
2
3
1
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Attaching the Shoulder Strap
1
We recommend that you attach the Shoulder Strap before going outdoors to
record so as to avoid dropping the Camera/Recorder.
1
2
Pass the tip of the Shoulder Strap through the Shoulder
Strap Holder on the Camera/Recorder and pull the Shoulder
Strap.
Fold the tip of the Shoulder Strap, pass it through the
Shoulder Strap Length Adjuster, and pull it.
≥Pull it out more than 1 inch (2 cm) 2 from the Shoulder Strap Length
Adjuster so that it cannot slip off.
2
2
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Inserting a Cassette
When power is supplied to the Camera/Recorder, the cassette can be taken
out without turning the Camera/Recorder on.
2
1
Slide the [OPEN/EJECT] Lever 3 to the right and pull down
to open the Cassette Compartment.
3
2
3
Insert a Cassette.
1
Close the Cassette Compartment and lock the Cassette
Compartment by pressing the [PUSH TO CLOSE] mark.
Close the Lower Cassette Compartment Cover.
OPEN / EJECT
4
3
≥For other notes, see page 46.
ªAccidental Erasure Prevention
4
Opening the accidental erasure prevention slider 4 on the cassette (by
sliding it in the [SAVE] arrow direction) prevents recording. To enable
recording, close the accidental erasure protection slider (by sliding it in the
[REC] arrow direction).
PUSH
TO CLOSE
4
R
E
C
SAVE
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Turning on/off the Camera/Recorder and
selecting Modes
Turn on the power first and then select Modes.
ªHow to Turn on the Power
1
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [ON] while pressing the
center Button 1.
≥The [CAMERA] Lamp lights up.
ªHow to Switch Modes
2
Slide the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch.
≥With each slide of the Switch, the Mode switches in the order of Camera
Mode, VCR Mode, and Card Playback Mode.
≥The appropriate Mode Lamp lights up.
CAMERA
VCR
CARD P.B.
ªHow to Turn off the Power
1, 2, 3
3
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [OFF] while pressing the
MODE
ON
OFF
center Button 1.
1
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Using the Viewfinder
Before using the Viewfinder, adjust the field of view so that the displays inside
the Viewfinder become clear and easy to read.
1
Slide the Viewfinder backward and then tilt it upward.
≥The Viewfinder angle is adjusted upward.
Adjust by sliding the Eyepiece Corrector Knob 1.
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2:51:32PM
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2
2
Using the LCD Monitor
With the LCD Monitor open, you can also record the picture while watching it.
1
1
2
Turn the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [ON].
Slide the [PUSH OPEN] Lever and, at the same time, bring
out the LCD Monitor about 90x in the direction of the arrow.
≥The Viewfinder goes off.
3
Adjust the LCD Monitor angle according to the desired
recording angle.
PUSH
≥The LCD Monitor can rotate a maximum of 180x 2 from the vertical
1, 2
VOL/JOG
position to the upward direction and a maximum of 90x 3 to the
downward direction. Forcefully rotating the LCD monitor beyond these
ranges will damage the Camera/Recorder.
Closing the LCD monitor
Push the LCD Monitor until the [PUSH OPEN] Lever is securely locked.
MODE
ON
OFF
ªAdjusting Brightness and Color Level
When [LCD/EVF SET] on the [DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-menu is set to [YES],
the following items are displayed. (l 15)
POWER
LCD Brightness [LCD BRIGHTNESS]
Adjusts the brightness of the image on the LCD screen.
LCD Color Level [LCD COLOR]
Adjusts the color saturation of the image on the LCD screen.
Brightness of the Viewfinder [EVF BRIGHTNESS]
Adjust the brightness of the image in the Viewfinder.
1
2
Press the [PUSH] Dial and select the item you want to adjust.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial and increase or decrease the number
of the vertical bars on the Bar Indication.
≥The Bar Indication has 8 steps. A larger number of vertical bars
indicates stronger brightness or color saturation.
Increasing the Brightness of the Entire LCD Monitor
Set the [LCD MODE] on the [DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-Menu to [BRIGHT].
≥These adjustments do not affect the recorded images.
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Using the Menu Screen
To facilitate the selection of a desired function or setting, this Camera/
Recorder displays various function settings on menus.
1
2
3
CAMERA
VCR
1
Press the [MENU] Button.
≥When the [CAMERA] Lamp is on, the Camera Function Menu is
CARD P.B.
displayed. 1
≥When the [VCR] Lamp is on, the VCR Function Menu is displayed. 2
≥When the [CARD P.B.] Lamp is on, the Card Function Menu is
displayed. 3
2
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select a desired Sub-Menu.
≥Rotate the [PUSH] dial to display the items highlighted.
3
4
5
Press the [PUSH] Dial to display the selected Sub-Menu.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select the item to be set.
Press the [PUSH] Dial to set the selected item to a desired
Mode.
≥Each press of the cursor [1] brings up a subsequent Mode. Menu items
that cannot be used in combination with the selected item are displayed
in dark blue.
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1
2, 3, 4, 5
1
CAMERA FUNCTIONS
1.CAMERA SETUP
2.DIGITAL EFFECT
3.CARD SETUP
4.MULTI-PICTURES
5.RECORDING SETUP
6.DISPLAY SETUP
7.OTHER FUNCTIONS
≥While a Menu is displayed, you cannot record or play back. Menus can be
displayed during playback but not during recording.
≥The above operations can be carried out using the Remote Controller.
(l 10)
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
≥To display the Menu, press the [MENU] Button 4 on the Remote
Controller.
2
≥To select items on the Menu, press the [ITEM] Button 5 on the
Remote Controller.
VCR FUNCTIONS
1.PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS
2.DIGITAL EFFECT
3.CARD SETUP
4.MULTI-PICTURES
5.RECORDING SETUP
6.AV IN/OUT SETUP
7.DISPLAY SETUP
8.OTHER FUNCTIONS
≥To set the mode for the selected items, press the [SET] Button 6 on
the Remote Controller.
To Exit the Menu Screen
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
Press the [MENU] Button again.
3
About the Menu Mode Setting
The setting selected on the Menu will be retained even when the Camera/
Recorder is turned off. However, if the Battery or AC Adaptor is disconnected
before turning the Camera/Recorder off, the selected setting may not be
retained.
CARD FUNCTIONS
1.DELETE PICTURE/TITLE
2.CARD EDITING
3.DISPLAY SETUP
4.OTHER FUNCTIONS
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
4
6
SEARCH
ZOOM
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
5
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
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List of Menus
The illustrations of the Menus are for explanation purposes only, and they are
different from the actual Menus.
CAMERA SETUP
Camera Mode Main-Menu [CAMERA FUNCTIONS]
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
PROG.AE
OFF
N
5
Ω
7
º
PROGRESSIVE AUTO ON OFF
EIS
[CAMERA SETUP] Sub-Menu
OFF
OFF 25
NORMAL
ON
100
FRAME
D.ZOOM
REC MODE
1) Auto Exposure Mode [PROG.AE] (l 23)
2) Progressive Photoshot Mode [PROGRESSIVE] (l 21)
3) Optical Image Stabilizer [EIS] (l 22)
4) Digital Zoom [D.ZOOM] (l 22)
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
6)
5) Recording Mode [REC MODE] (l 21)
6) Returning to the Main-Menu [RETURN]
DIGITAL EFFECT
EFFECT1 OFF MULTI P-IN-P
7)
8)
WIPE MIX
GAIN-UP
MOSAIC
STROBE
TRAIL
MIRROR
[DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu
7) Digital Effects 1 [EFFECT1] (l 26)
8) Digital Effects 2 [EFFECT2] (l 26)
EFFECT2 OFF
NEGA SEPIA
MONO SOLARI
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[CARD SETUP] Sub-Menu
9) Picture Size [PICTURE SIZE] (l 34)
10) Picture Quality [REC MODE] (l 34)
11) Card Low Brightness [LOW LIGHT SHOT] (l 34)
12) Title Creation [CREATE TITLE] (l 37)
CARD SETUP
9)
10)
PICTURE SIZE 1488 1128 640 480
REC MODE
FINE NORMAL ECONOMY
LOW LIGHT SHOT
CREATE TITLE
OFF AUTO
YES
11)
12)
----
[MULTI-PICTURES] Sub-Menu
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
13) Multi-Picture Mode [SCAN MODE] (l 27)
14) Strobe Multi-Picture Speed [SPEED] (l 27)
15) Swing Mode [SWING] (l 27)
13)
MULTI-PICTURES
SCAN MODE
STROBE MANUAL
FAST NORMAL SLOW
16) Position of Small Picture inside Normal Picture [P-IN-P] (l 27)
14)
15)
16)
SPEED
SWING
P-IN-P
OFF
1
ON
3
2
4
[RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu
17) Recording Speed Mode [REC-SPEED] (l 19)
18) Audio Recording Mode [AUDIO-REC] (l 19, 33)
19) Index Mode [INDEX] (l 30)
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
20) Wind Noise Reduction [WIND-CUT]
RECORDING SETUP
≥If this function is set to [ON], the sound of wind hitting the microphone
can be reduced for recording.
17)
18)
19)
20)
REC-SPEED
AUDIO-REC
INDEX
SP
LP
12bit
2HOUR
OFF
16bit
DAY
ON
WIND-CUT
[DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-Menu
21) Date and Time Indication [DATE/TIME] (l 45)
22) Counter Display Mode [C.DISPLAY] (l 45)
23) Counter Reset [C.RESET] (l 52)
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
≥Set the counter value to zero. However, it cannot reset the Time Code.
24) Display Mode [DISPLAY] (l 45)
25) LCD Brightness [LCD MODE] (l 14)
26) LCD and Viewfinder Adjustment [LCD/EVF SET] (l 14)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
26)
DISPLAY SETUP
DATE/TIME OFF D/T DATE
C.DISPLAY LINEAR MEMORY
T.CODE
C.RESET
DISPLAY
LCD MODE
----
YES
ALL PARTIAL OFF
NORMAL
BRIGHT
---- YES
LCD/EVF SET
[OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu
27) Remote Controller Mode [REMOTE] (l 11)
28) Recording Lamp [TALLY LED] (l 20)
29) Beep Sound [BEEP]
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
32)
OTHER FUNCTIONS
REMOTE VCR1 VCR2 OFF
1 Beep
≥When you start recording
≥When you switch the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch from [OFF] to [ON]
2 Beeps
≥When you pause recording
TALLY LED
BEEP
SHUTTER
CLOCK-SET
SELF-REC
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
YES
----
NORMAL MIRROR
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
10 Beeps
≥If you perform a wrong operation before or during recording
30) Shutter Sound Effect [SHUTTER] (l 21)
31) Date and Time Setting [CLOCK-SET] (l 19)
32) Self-Recording [SELF-REC] (l 20)
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VCR Mode Main-Menu [VCR FUNCTIONS]
[PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu
1) Blank Search [BLANK SEARCH] (l 29)
2) Recording to Card [RECORD TO CARD] (l 35)
3) Index Search Mode [INDEX] (l 30)
4) Audio Output Mode [AUDIO] (l 33)
5) Audio Selector [AUDIO OUT] (l 48)
6) Returning to the Main-Menu [RETURN]
PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
BLANK SEARCH
RECORD TO CARD
---- YES
---- YES
PHOTO SCENE
INDEX
AUDIO
AUDIO OUT
ST1 ST2 MIX
L R
STEREO
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
6)
[DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu
7) Digital Effect On/Off [EFFECT] (l 31, 32)
8) Digital Effect Selection [EFFECT SELECT] (l 31, 32)
DIGITAL EFFECT
7)
8)
EFFECT
EFFECT SELECT
OFF MULTI WIPE MIX
STROBE NEGA
MONO TRAIL
MOSAIC MIRROR
OFF
ON
SEPIA
SOLARI
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[CARD SETUP] Sub-Menu
9) Picture Quality [REC MODE] (l 34)
10) Title Creation [CREATE TITLE] (l 37)
CARD SETUP
9)
10)
REC MODE
FINE NORMAL ECONOMY
CREATE TITLE
----
YES
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[MULTI-PICTURES] Sub-Menu
11) Multi-Picture Mode [SCAN MODE] (l 32)
12) Strobe Multi-Picture Speed [SPEED] (l 32)
13) Swing Mode [SWING] (l 32)
MULTI-PICTURES
SCAN MODE
STROBE MANUAL
PHOTO SCENE
FAST NORMAL SLOW
11)
12)
13)
SPEED
SWING
OFF
ON
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu
RECORDING SETUP
14) Recording Speed Mode [REC-SPEED] (l 19, 41, 42)
15) Audio Recording Mode [AUDIO-REC] (l 19, 33)
14)
15)
REC-SPEED
AUDIO-REC
SP
12bit
LP
16bit
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[AV IN/OUT SETUP] Sub-Menu
16) AV Jack [AV JACK] (l 33, 41, 48)
17) Audio Dubbing Input [A.DUB INPUT] (l 33)
18) AD Conversion Output [DV OUT] (l 41)
AV IN/OUT SETUP
AV JACK
IN/OUT OUT/PHONES
16)
17)
18)
A.DUB INPUT
DV OUT
MIC
OFF
AV IN
ON
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-Menu (l 16)
19) Camera Data [REC DATA]
DISPLAY SETUP
≥If you set [REC DATA] to [ON], the settings (shutter speed, iris (l 47)
and white balance settings (l 47), etc.) used during the recordings are
displayed during playback. [---] appears on the display when there is no
data.
≥The setting information may not displayed properly if the camera data of
this Camera/Recorder is played back on other equipment.
The camera data will not be recorded in the following cases:
≥ When the data is recorded from a card to a tape.
≥ When recording proceeds with no input signals supplied.
≥ When recording involves the use of the S-Video or AV Input Jack.
≥ When pictures with no camera data are recorded using the DV
Terminal.
DATE/TIME OFF D/T
C.DISPLAY LINEAR MEMORY
T.CODE
DATE
C.RESET
DISPLAY
---- YES
ALL PARTIAL OFF
REC DATA
LCD MODE
LCD/EVF SET ----
OFF
NORMAL
ON
BRIGHT
19)
YES
---- YES
RETURN
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
OTHER FUNCTIONS
REMOTE VCR1 VCR2 OFF
CLOCK-SET ----
YES
≥ When displaying a list of titles.
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu
≥Same as described on page 16.
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Card Playback Mode Main-Menu
DELETE PICTURE/TITLE
[DELETE PICTURE/TITLE] Sub-Menu
1) Selecting and deleting a Picture [DELETE PICTURE BY SELECTION]
1)
2)
3)
1.DELETE PICTURE
BY SELECTION
2.DELETE ALL PICTURES
3.DELETE TITLE
BY SELECTION
(l 38)
2) Deleting All Pictures [DELETE ALL PICTURES] (l 38)
3) Selecting and Deleting a Title [DELETE TITLE BY SELECTION] (l 38)
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO RETURN
[CARD EDITING] Sub-Menu
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
4) Recording to Cassette [RECORD TO TAPE] (l 36)
5) Searching a Picture [PICTURE SEARCH] (l 36)
6) Setting the File Lock [FILE LOCK] (l 38)
7) Setting DPOF [DPOF SETTING] (l 39)
8) Formatting a Card [CARD FORMAT] (l 39)
CARD EDITING
RECORD TO TAPE
PICTURE SEARCH
FILE LOCK
---- YES
---- YES
---- YES
---- YES
---- YES
DPOF SETTING
CARD FORMAT
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-Menu
≥Same as described on page 16.
DISPLAY SETUP
DATE/TIME OFF D/T
C.DISPLAY LINEAR MEMORY
T.CODE
DATE
C.RESET
DISPLAY
LCD MODE
----
ALL PARTIAL OFF
YES
NORMAL
----
BRIGHT
YES
LCD/EVF SET
RETURN
---- YES
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
[OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu
≥Same as described on page 16.
OTHER FUNCTIONS
REMOTE
CLOCK-SET
VCR1 VCR2 OFF
---- YES
RETURN ----
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
YES
Card Playback Mode Short-Cut Menu
Short-cut menus enable some of the Card Playback Mode menus to be called
quickly. Press the [PUSH] Dial to display the short-cut menus, and rotate the
[PUSH] Dial and then press it to select the desired menu.
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
PICTURE SEARCH
DELETE PICTURE
FILE LOCK
DPOF SETTING
EXIT
9) [PICTURE SEARCH]:
The [PICTURE SEARCH] menu for searching pictures from numbers
appears.
10) [DELETE PICTURE]:
The [DELETE PICTURE] menu for erasing the displayed picture
appears. Use this menu after the picture to be erased has appeared.
11) [FILE LOCK]:
The [FILE LOCK] menu to prevent the accidental erasure of the
displayed picture (lock setting) appears. Use this menu after the picture
to be locked has appeared.
12) [DPOF SETTING]:
The [DPOF SETTING] menu for performing the DPOF settings for the
displayed picture appears. Use this menu after the picture whose DPOF
settings are to be performed has appeared.
13) [EXIT]: This is for exiting from the short-cut menu.
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Setting Date and Time
1
Press the [MENU] Button and rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select
[OTHER FUNCTIONS] >> [CLOCK-SET] >> [YES].
CLOCK-SET
YEAR :2001
MONTH :OCT
2
Rotate and press the [PUSH] Dial to select [YEAR]/[MONTH]/
[DAY]/[HOUR]/[MINUTE] and set it to a desired value.
≥Year will cycle in the order shown below.
DAY :10
HOUR : 2PM
MINUTE:30
2000 ) 2001 ) ... ) 2089 ) 2000 ) ...
PUSH MENU TO RETURN
3
Press the [MENU] Button to finish setting the date and time.
≥The clock operation starts from [00] seconds.
≥The menu will disappear when the button is pressed again.
≥It is possible that the built-in clock in the Camera/Recorder may become
inaccurate. Please check the time before recording. If the [0] Indication is
flashing, charge the internal lithium battery and reset the date and time.
MENU
1, 3
PUSH
1, 2
VOL/JOG
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Internal Lithium Battery Recharge
The internal lithium battery sustains the operation of the clock. When the
[0] Indication is lit, the internal lithium battery is near exhaustion.
1
Connect the AC Adaptor to the Camera/Recorder with the
power turned off and then connect to the AC Jack.
≥After charging for 4 hours, the built-in lithium battery can power the
clock for approximately 3 months.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LP Mode
A desired recording speed can be selected with [REC-SPEED] on the
[RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu. 1
If LP Mode is selected, the recording time becomes 1.5 times longer
than that of SP Mode.
Although the image quality does not decrease with the LP Mode recording,
mosaic-like noise patterns may appear on a playback image, or some
functions may be restricted.
≥The contents that are recorded in LP Mode are not completely compatible
with other equipment.
≥Audio Dubbing is not possible with LP Mode. (l 33)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Audio Recording Mode
The sound quality of the recorded sound can be selected with [AUDIO-REC]
on the [RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu. 2
High quality sound recording is possible with “16bit 48kHz 2 track” Mode.
With the “12bit 32kHz 4 track” Mode, the original sound can be recorded on
2 tracks in stereo, while the other 2 tracks can be used for re-recording.
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Recording
1
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [ON].
≥The [CAMERA] Lamp lights up. 1
CAMERA
VCR
1
CARD P.B.
2
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
≥Recording starts.
MODE
ON
OFF
≥After the [RECORD] is displayed, it changes to [REC]. 2
POWER
≥The Tally Lamp (LED Lamp) 3 lights up during recording and alerts
those being recorded that recording is in progress. The Tally Lamp
does not light up if the [TALLY LED] on the [OTHER FUNCTIONS]
Sub-menu is set to [OFF].
2, 3
1
2
4
PAUSE
REC
3
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button again to pause the
recording.
≥[PAUSE] is displayed. 4
PAUSE
RECORD
≥If the Recording Pause Mode continues for more than 5 minutes, the power
is turned off automatically for tape protection and power conservation.
To resume recording from this condition, turn on the power again.
≥When recording while the Mode Selector Switch is set to [AUTO] 5, the
Camera/Recorder automatically adjusts the focus and white balance. (In
some cases, they cannot be adjusted automatically and need to be adjusted
manually.) (l 23, 24, 25)
5
AUTO
MANUAL
AE LOCK
≥For other notes, see page 46.
ªTo Check the Recording
By pressing the [S] Button 6 in the Recording Pause Mode, you can play
back the last few seconds of the recorded scene.
SEARCH
≥[CHK] is displayed. After checking, the Camera/Recorder resumes the
Recording Pause Mode.
6
3
≥For other notes, see page 46.
ªTo View the recorded scene while the Recording is
paused (Camera Search)
The recorded scene can be viewed by holding down the [sSEARCH] Button
7 or [rSEARCH] Button 8 in the Recording Pause Mode.
The Camera Search function is useful for finding the starting point of a new
scene to create a smooth transition from one scene to another.
≥When the [sSEARCH] Button is pressed, pictures are played back in the
reverse direction.
8
SEARCH
≥When the [rSEARCH] Button is pressed, pictures are played back in the
forward direction.
7
≥For other notes, see page 46.
x
ªSelf-Recording
¥
By opening the LCD Monitor and turning it so that it faces forward (to the lens
side) 9, you can let the subject in front of the Camera/Recorder monitor the
shot while shooting is in progress.
°
ø
≥When the LCD Monitor is opened, the Viewfinder is disabled automatically.
However, when the LCD Monitor is rotated forward, the image is also
shown in the Viewfinder.
9
≥If you prefer to have the image on the LCD Monitor to look like an image in
a mirror, set [SELF-REC] on the [OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu to
[MIRROR]. (Mirror Mode)
Images are recorded normally and no left and right reversal occurs.
≥If [MIRROR] is selected, only recording Indication [¥], recording pause
Indication [¥;], Card PhotoShot Indication [ø] and Remaining Battery
Power Indication [x] are displayed. If a general Warning/Alarm
Indication [°] appears, return the LCD Monitor to the original position in
order to check the specific content of the Warning/Alarm Indication.
ªTo Finish the Recording
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [OFF].
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PhotoShot Recording on the DV Cassette
With this function, you can record still pictures with sound for approximately
7 seconds each on the Cassette.
PHOTO
1
2
Slide the [TAPE/CARD] Selector to [TAPE].
Press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button in the Recording Pause
Mode.
PHOTO
≥The Camera/Recorder records a still picture for about 7 seconds and
then switches back to the Recording Pause Mode.
PHOTO
≥PhotoShot Recording results in slightly inferior image quality.
ªProgressive Photoshot
With the progressive Photoshot Function, you can record still pictures with
higher resolution than with the normal Photoshot Function.
≥After setting [PROGRESSIVE] on the [CAMERA SETUP] Sub-menu to [ON]
or [AUTO], press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button in the Recording Pause Mode.
1
PHOTO
SHOT
2
[æ] is displayed. 1
≥This Function may not work with some function settings. (l 46)
2CAMERA
STILL
ªFrame Moving Picture (Frame Mode)
Frame moving-picture recording makes it possible to obtain natural still
pictures with a high picture quality, even when the scenes involve a lot of
movement recording frame still pictures continuously at a rate of 30 frames a
second. (It is also possible to record sound.)
TAPE
CARD
1
≥After setting [REC MODE] on the [CAMERA SETUP] Sub-menu to
[FRAME], press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
≥When [REC MODE] is set to [FRAME], the Digital Effect 1 Function
([EFFECT1] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-menu) cannot be used.
≥For normal recording set [REC MODE] to [NORMAL].
ªContinuous Photoshot
If the [PHOTO SHOT] Button is held down with the [SHUTTER] of the
Sub-Menu [OTHER FUNCTIONS] set to [ON], the Camera/Recorder will
record still images without interruptions every 0.7 seconds until the button is
released.
≥The screen blinks and, at the same time, a shutter clicking sound is
recorded. (However, this function is not enabled when Progressive
Photoshot is set to [ON] or [AUTO].)
ªDigital Still Picture
When the [CAMERA STILL] Button 2 is pressed, images become still
pictures. When the Button is pressed again, the Digital Still Picture Mode is
cancelled.
≥We recommend that you press the [CAMERA STILL] Button first at the
position where you want to record the picture and then press the [PHOTO
SHOT] Button.
≥For the still pictures taken in the Continuous Photoshot Mode or Digital Still
Picture Mode, photoshot index signals are not recorded.
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T
1tW
Zoom In/Out Functions
It gives special effects to the Camera/Recorder by Recording objects close
by or with wide-angle shot.
5tW
T
T
10tW
1
For wide-angle shots (zoom out):
Press the [W/T] zoom lever towards [W].
For close-ups (zoom in):
Press the [W/T] zoom lever towards [T].
≥Zoom magnification is displayed for a few seconds.
≥Generally speaking, when the [W/T] zoom lever is pressed towards [W] or
[T], the zooming speed gradually increases.
Taking Close-up Shots of Small Subjects (Macro Close-up Function)
When the zoom magnification is 1a, the Camera/Recorder can focus on a
subject that is as close as approximately 1.5 inch (35 mm) from the lens. With
this, small subjects like insects can be recorded.
1
W
T
≥For other notes, see page 46.
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Digital Zoom Function
This function is useful when you want to record close-up shots of subjects
located beyond a normal zoom range of 1t to 10t magnification. With the
digital zoom function, you can select a magnification of 25 t or 100t.
2
W
T
1
Set [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] >> [CAMERA SETUP] >>
[D.ZOOM] >> [25t] or [100t].
≥25k: Digital zooming to 25t
≥100k: Digital zooming to 100t
2
To zoom in or out, press the [W/T] zoom lever towards [W] or
towards [T].
MENU
≥As the magnification of digital zooming increases, the quality of image may
deteriorate.
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1
Canceling the Digital Zoom Function
Set [D.ZOOM] on the [CAMERA SETUP] Sub-menu to [OFF].
T
25tW
D.ZOOM
≥For other notes, see page 46.
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Optical Image Stabilizer Function
If you are recording in unstable situations and the Camera/Recorder is shaky,
you can use this function to correct the distortion in these images.
≥If the Camera/Recorder shakes too much, this Function may not be able to
stabilize images.
1
EIS
1
Set [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] >> [CAMERA SETUP] >> [EIS] >>
[ON].
≥The [EIS] Indication 1 appears.
Canceling Optical Image Stabilizer
Set [EIS] on the [CAMERA SETUP] Sub-Menu to [OFF].
≥For other notes, see page 46.
MENU
1
PUSH
VOL/JOG
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Fade In/Out Functions
Fade In 1
Fade In brings out images and sounds gradually from a black screen at the
beginning of a scene.
1
Hold down the [FADE] Button while the Camera/Recorder is
set to the Recording Pause Mode.
≥The image fades out gradually.
2
3
When the image is completely gone, press the Recording
Start/Stop Button to start recording.
Release the [FADE] Button about 3 seconds after starting
recording.
≥The image reappears gradually.
, 2
Fade Out 2
Fade Out causes images and sounds to disappear gradually, leaving a black
screen at the end of a scene.
1
2
3
Hold down the [FADE] Button while recording.
≥The image fades out gradually.
About 3 seconds after the image is completely gone, press
the Recording Start/Stop Button to stop recording.
Release the [FADE] Button.
FADE
, ,1 ,3
≥For other notes, see page 46.
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Backlight Compensation Function
This prevents a recording subject from being recorded darker in backlight.
(Backlight is the light that shines from behind a recording subject.)
1
BACK
LIGHT
1
Press the [BACK LIGHT] Button.
≥The [ª] Indication 1 flashes and then is displayed.
To resume normal Recording
Press the [BACK LIGHT] Button.
≥When the [BACK LIGHT] Button is pressed, the entire screen becomes
brighter.
≥By operating the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch, the Backlight Compensation
Function is cancelled.
1
ª
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Recording in Special Situations (Program AE)
AUTO
MANUAL
AE LOCK
1
Select optimal automatic exposures under specific recording situations.
1
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].
≥The [MNL] Indication appears.
2
Set [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] >> [CAMERA SETUP] >>
[PROG.AE] >> a desired Mode [5], [7], [4], [Ω], [º].
≥The Indication of the selected Mode is displayed.
[5] Sports Mode 1
For Recording scenes involving quick movements, such as sports scenes.
MENU
PUSH
2
[7] Portrait Mode 2
Focuses on the main subject of the image and leaves the background slightly
out of focus.
VOL/JOG
2
4
1
3
5
[4] Low Light Mode 3
Preserves the mood of dim light settings without altering picture brightness.
[Ω] Spotlight Mode 4
Neutralizes the additional brightness created by a spot light.
[º] Surf & Snow Mode 5
Compensates for excessive illumination from sun glare to produce a clear
picture.
Canceling the Program AE Function
Set [PROG.AE] on the [CAMERA SETUP] Sub-Menu to [OFF]. Or, set the
Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO].
≥For other notes, see page 46.
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1
2
Manual Focus Adjustment
Focus can be adjusted manually for recording in a situation where auto focus
may not function well.
FOCUS
AUTO
MANUAL
AE LOCK
1
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].
≥The [MNL] Indication appears.
2
Press the [FOCUS] Button.
≥The [MF] Indication (Manual Focus Mode) 1 appears.
3
Rotate the Focus Ring to adjust the focus.
To Resume Automatic Adjustment
Press the [FOCUS] Button to turn off the [MF] Indication. Or, set the Mode
Selector Switch to [AUTO].
3
1
MNL
MF
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Manual Shutter Speed Adjustment
Useful for Recording fast-moving subjects.
AUTO
MANUAL
AE LOCK
1
2
3
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].
≥The [MNL] Indication appears.
Press the [PUSH] Dial repeatedly until the shutter speed
display appears.
1
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to adjust the shutter speed.
The Range of Shutter Speed Adjustment
1/60-1/8000 (or 1/60-1/500: for Card Photoshot Recording)
The standard shutter speed is 1/60.
Selecting a speed closer to [1/8000] causes the shutter speed to be faster.
≥When you are using progressive function or card photoshot recording, a
speed only up to 1/500 can be used.
PUSH
2, 3
VOL/JOG
To Resume Automatic Adjustment
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO]. Or, Hold down the [PUSH] Dial.
MNL
1/60
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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Manual Iris Adjustment (F Number)
You can use this function when the screen is too bright or too dark.
AUTO
1
2
3
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].
≥The [MNL] Indication appears.
MANUAL
AE LOCK
1
Press the [PUSH] Dial repeatedly until the Indication 1
appears.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to adjust the iris.
Adjustable Range of the Iris
CLOSE (Closed) )F16...F1.7 )
OPEN (Opened) 0dB )OPEN 3dB... )OPEN18dB
When a value closer to [CLOSE] is selected, the image becomes darker.
When a value closer to [OPEN18dB] is selected, the image becomes
brighter.
The value to which [dB] is attached indicates a gain value. If this value is too
large, the quality of the image deteriorates.
2, 3
PUSH
VOL/JOG
MNL
To Resume Automatic Adjustment
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO]. Or, Hold down the [PUSH] Dial.
1/60
F2.4
1
0
dB
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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Recording with a Fixed Brightness (AE Lock Function)
This is a function for setting a fixed brightness. When recording in light with
an extreme difference in the brightness of the background and the subject,
such as a person standing in front of a dark background, the person can be
recorded brightly if the brightness is adjusted to the person.
2
1
W
T
AUTO
MANUAL
AE LOCK
1
After setting to Camera Mode, press the [W/T] zoom Lever
toward [T] and zoom in to the part you want to record.
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [AE LOCK].
2
AELOCK
≥The [
] Indication 1 flashes to indicate that the brightness is
fixed. Afterwards, it lights up white.
To fix your desired brightness
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL] first and adjust the Shutter
Speed and Iris to the desired color in step 2, and then set the Mode Selector
Switch to [AE LOCK].
To cancel AE Lock Function
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO] or [MANUAL].
AE LOCK
1/60
≥Set the AE Lock again when [TAPE/CARD] Selector is switched after the
AE Lock has been set. (The brightness setting may be changed.)
F2.4
0dB
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Recording in Natural Colors (White Balance)
Depending on the scene or lighting conditions, the Automatic White Balance
Adjustment Mode may not be able to bring out natural colors. In such a case,
the white balance can be adjusted manually.
1
AUTO
MANUAL
AE LOCK
1
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].
≥The [MNL] Indication appears.
2
Press the [W.B.] Button repeatedly to set a desired White
Balance Mode.
2
W.B.
1 Automatic White Balance Adjustment
2 Indoor Mode (shooting under incandescent lamp)
3 Outdoor Mode
4 Fluorescent light Mode
5 The White Balance setting that was previously set manually
To Resume Automatic Adjustment
1
2
3
4
5
Press the [W.B.] Button repeatedly until no Indication appears. Or, set the
Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO].
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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Adjusting White Balance Manually
When the Auto White Balance Adjustment function does not operate under the
existing light conditions, use the Manual White Balance Adjustment mode.
1
MANUAL
AE LOCK
AUTO
1
Set the Mode Selector Switch to [MANUAL].
≥The [MNL] Indication appears.
2
Point the Camera/Recorder at a full-screen white subject,
and then hold down the [W.B.] Button until the [1]
Indication stops flashing.
≥The [1] Indication appears after the screen has darkened for a
moment.
W.B.
≥When the [1] Indication flashes after turning the Camera/Recorder
on, the previously adjusted white balance setting is still kept.
2
To Resume Automatic Adjustment
Press the [W.B.] Button repeatedly until no Indication appears. Or, set the
Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO].
MNL
1
About White Balance Sensor
The White Balance Sensor 1 determines the nature of the light source
during recording.
2
1
≥Do not cover the White Balance Sensor with your hand during recording.
Otherwise, White Balance will not function normally.
≥The red light from the Tally Lamp 2 will be reflected off your hand or
object, possibly causing the White Balance sensor to operate incorrectly
and changing the coloring.
2)
10 000K
9 000K
8 000K
Use of Auto White Balance Adjustment in inappropriate lighting conditions may
result in reddish or bluish images. Where the subject is found on the left but
surrounded by many light-sources, Auto White Balance Adjustment may not
operate properly. In such case we suggest that you adjust the White Balance.
3)
7 000K
6 000K
4)
1) The range that is controlled by the Auto White Balance Adjustment Mode
of this Camera/Recorder
2) Blue sky
3) Cloudy sky (Rain)
4) TV screen
5)
5 000K
4 000K
1)
6)
5) Sunlight
7)
6) White fluorescent light
7) Halogen light bulb
8) Incandescent light bulb
9) Sunrise and sunset
10) Candlelight
3 000K
8)
9)
2 000K
1 000K
≥For other notes, see page 47.
10)
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Digital Effect Functions
This Camera/Recorder is equipped with digital effect Functions that add
special effects to the scene.
Digital Effects 1 [EFFECT1]
1) [MULTI] Multi-Picture Mode
2) [P-IN-P] Picture-in-Picture Mode
3) [WIPE] Wipe Mode
1) MULTI
3) WIPE
2) P-IN-P
4) MIX
4) [MIX] Mix Mode
5) [STROBE] Strobe Mode
≥It records images with a stroboscopic effect.
6) [GAIN-UP] Gain-up Mode
≥It brightens images electronically.
≥Adjust focus manually when using this Mode.
7) [TRAIL] Trailing Effect Mode
5) STROBE
≥It records images with a trailing effect.
8) [MOSAIC] Mosaic Mode
≥It produces a mosaic-like image.
9) [MIRROR] Mirror Mode
≥The right half of an image becomes a mirror image of the left half.
6) GAIN-UP
8) MOSAIC
10) NEGA
12) MONO
7) TRAIL
Digital Effects 2 [EFFECT2]
10) [NEGA] Negative Mode
≥The colors of the recorded image are inverted as seen in a negative.
11) [SEPIA] Sepia Mode
≥It records a scene with a brownish tint, like the color of old pictures.
12) [MONO] Black&White Mode
9) MIRROR
11) SEPIA
13) SOLARI
≥It records an image in black and white.
13) [SOLARI] Solarization Mode
≥It records an image with a painting-like effect.
Selecting a desired digital effect
Set [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] >> [DIGITAL EFFECT] >> [EFFECT1] or
[EFFECT2] >> a desired digital effect.
Canceling the digital effect
Set [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] >> [DIGITAL EFFECT] >> [EFFECT1] or
[EFFECT2] >>[OFF].
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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Wipe Mode:
Like a curtain is being pulled, the still picture of the last recorded scene
gradually changes to the moving image of a new scene.
Mix Mode:
2, 3, 4
While the moving image of a new scene fades in, the still image of the last
recorded scene gradually fades out.
1
2
3
Set [DIGITAL EFFECT] >> [EFFECT1] >> [WIPE] or [MIX].
≥The [WIPE] or [MIX] Indication appears.
MENU
PUSH
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button to start the
Recording.
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button to pause the
1
VOL/JOG
WIPE
Recording.
WIPE
≥The last scene is stored in memory. The [WIPE] or [MIX] Indication
WIPE
changes to [B] or [C].
4
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button to restart the
Recording.
MIX
MIX
≥The last image of the previous scene gradually changes to the new
MIX
scene.
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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ªMulti-Picture Mode
Strobe Multi-Picture Mode 1:
You can capture and record 9 consecutive small still pictures.
4
Manual Multi-Picture Mode 2:
You can manually capture and record 9 small still pictures.
3
After setting [DIGITAL EFFECT] >> [EFFECT1] >> [MULTI].....
MULTI/P-IN-P
1
Set [MULTI-PICTURES] >> [SCAN MODE] >> [STROBE] or
[MANUAL].
When [STROBE] is selected:
≥Set the [SPEED] to a desired strobe speed.
MENU
[FAST]:
You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures within
approximately 1 second
1
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1, 2
[NORMAL]: You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures within
approximately 1.5 seconds
[SLOW]:
You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures within
approximately 2 seconds
≥If you set [SWING] on the [MULTI-PICTURES] Sub-Menu to [ON], the
intervals at which the 9 still pictures are taken are longer at the
beginning and end than in the middle of the swing strobe period, and it
is useful for analyzing swing motion, etc., in sports.
When [MANUAL] is selected:
≥You can select a desired scene one at a time up to 9 small pictures.
2
3
Exit the menu by pressing the [MENU] Button.
Press the [MULTI] Button.
≥If [MANUAL] is selected, press the [MULTI] Button at each scene you
want to capture.
4
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button or the [PHOTOSHOT]
Button to record on the Cassette.
Deleting all the captured Multi pictures
While 9 multi-pictures are displayed, press the [MULTI] Button.
≥If [MANUAL] has been selected, press the [MULTI] Button after 9 pictures
are displayed.
To Display the Multi Pictures again
Press the [MULTI] Button for 1 second or longer.
To Delete Multi pictures one by one
(When pictures were captured in [MANUAL]）
When the [MULTI] Button is pressed for 1 second or longer while the still
pictures are displayed, the picture captured last is deleted. If you keep
pressing the [MULTI] Button, the pictures are deleted continuously.
≥After still pictures are deleted one by one, they cannot be displayed again.
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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ªPicture-in-Picture Mode
You can display a sub-screen (still picture) inside the screen.
4
After setting [DIGITAL EFFECT] >> [EFFECT1] >> [P-IN-P]......
1
Select [P-IN-P] on the [MULTI-PICTURES] Sub-Menu and set
the position (1234) where you want to insert a small still
picture.
3
MULTI/P-IN-P
2
3
Exit the menu by pressing the [MENU] Button.
Aim the Camera/Recorder at the scene you want to capture
and press the [P-IN-P] Button to insert a small still picture.
≥A small still picture is displayed in a Normal picture.
MENU
1
PUSH
VOL/JOG
≥If the [P-IN-P] Button is pressed again, the small still picture is cleared.
1, 2
4
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button or the [PHOTOSHOT]
Button to record on the Cassette.
1
2
4
≥For other notes, see page 47.
3
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Playing Back
The recorded scene can be played back immediately after recording.
1
Slide the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch and set the Camera/
Recorder in the VCR Mode.
CAMERA
VCR
1
CARD P.B.
≥The [VCR] Lamp lights up. 1
2
3
Press the [6] Button to rewind the tape.
≥Rewind the tape to the point where you want to start playback.
≥When the tape reaches the beginning, rewinding stops automatically.
Press the [1] Button to start playback.
MODE
ON
OFF
1
POWER
To Stop Playback
Press the [∫] Button 2.
BACK
LIGHT
3
≥If a Cassette recorded with copyright protection signals is played back, the
screen becomes blue or displays mosaic-like noise patterns.
FADE
2
ªAdjusting the Sound Volume
Until the [VOLUME] Indication 3 appears, keep pressing the [PUSH] Dial
4. Then, rotate the [PUSH] Dial to adjust the volume. After the adjustment,
press the [PUSH] Dial to make the [VOLUME] Indication disappear.
To adjust the volume with the Remote Controller, press the [T] or [W] Button
to display the [VOLUME] Indication. Press the [T] Button to increase the
volume or press the [W] Button to decrease the volume. The [VOLUME]
Indication goes off 2 or 3 seconds after the adjustment is finished.
SEARCH
2
4
PUSH
VOL/JOG
3
≥When the Playback Zoom Function is in use, the sound volume cannot be
adjusted.
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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Finding a Scene You Want to Play Back
ªCue/Review Playback
Cue Playback A
Keep the [5] Button 1 pressed during playback.
Review Playback B
Keep the [6] Button 2 pressed during playback.
≥For longer Cue or Review Playback, press the [5] Button or the [6 ]
Button only briefly. As this locks the search function, you do not need to
keep the button pressed for a long time.
≥To resume normal playback, press the [1] Button. During Cue and Review
Playback, pictures with fast-moving subjects may contain mosaic-like noise
patterns.
1
BACK
LIGHT
1
2
SEARCH
ªHyper Check Function
If you press the [5] Button during fast-forwarding of the tape or the [6]
Button during rewinding of the tape, Cue Playback or Review Playback
continues for as long as the Button is held down.
2
PUSH
VOL/JOG
ªVariable Speed Search Function
The speed of Cue or Review Playback can be varied.
A
C
B
1
During playback, press the [1] Button.
≥[1t!] Indication appears. C
2
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial and select a desired search speed.
The following 6 playback speeds are available for the Variable Speed Search
Function in both the fast-forwarding and rewinding directions. 1/5 t (slow
playback, SP mode only), 1/3 t (slow playback, LP mode only),1 t, 2 t,
5 t, 10 t, and 20 t.
D
R!
!
≥The same setting can be performed using the Remote Controller’s the
[VAR.SEARCH] Button, the [π] Button and the [∫] Button.
Resuming Normal Playback
Press the [1] Button.
≥During Cue or Review Playback, fast-moving images may show mosaic-like
noise patterns.
≥The sound is muted during search.
ªRepeat Playback
If you continue to press the [ 1] Button for 5 seconds or longer, the Camera/
Recorder switches to Repeat Playback Mode, and the [R !] Indication
appears D. (To cancel Repeat Playback Mode, set the [OFF/ON/MODE]
Switch to [OFF].)
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Slow Motion Playback
This Camera/Recorder can play back at a slow speed.
1
2
Press the [1] Button.
Press the [E] Button or the [D] Button on the Remote
Controller.
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
≥When the [E] Button is pressed, Slow Motion Playback proceeds in the
reverse direction, while pressing the [D] Button starts Slow Motion
Playback in the forward direction.
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
Scenes recorded in the SP mode are played back at approximately 1/5th of
the normal speed.
Scenes recorded in the LP mode are played back at approximately 1/3rd of
the normal speed.
W
1
2
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
2
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
Resuming Normal Playback
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
Press the [1] Button.
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Still Playback/Still Advance Playback
VIDEO CAMERA
This Camera/Recorder is capable of still picture playback and frame-advance
playback.
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
1
2
Press the [1] Button.
Press the [;] Button.
≥The playback picture stops in the Still Playback Mode.
Press the [E] Button or the [D] Button on the Remote
Controller.
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
1
2
3
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
3
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
3
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
≥With each pressing of the [E] Button, still pictures advance in the
reverse direction. With each pressing of the [D] Button, still pictures
advances in the forward direction. If either one of the Buttons continues
to be pressed, still pictures advance continuously one frame at a time
until the Button is released.
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
BACK
LIGHT
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
1
2
CAMERA
STILL
Resuming Normal Playback
Press the [1] Button or [;] Button.
ªJog Playback
By rotating the Jog Dial ([PUSH] Dial) 1 of the Camera/Recorder in the Still
Playback Mode, still pictures can be advanced one frame at a time in the
forward or backward direction.
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1
≥If the Camera/Recorder is left in the Still Playback Mode for more than
5 minutes, the Camera/Recorder switches to the Stop Mode to protect the
video heads from excessive wear and tear.
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Finding the End of Recording (Blank Search Function)
The Blank Search Function helps you to locate the end of the Recording on
the Cassette quickly.
1
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] >>
[BLANK SEARCH] >> [YES].
≥The [BLANK] Indication appears.
≥Approximately 1 second before the last recorded scene, the Camera/
Recorder switches to the Still Playback Mode.
≥If there is no blank portion left on the Cassette, the Camera/Recorder
stops at the end of the tape.
1
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
Canceling Blank Search prior to completion
Press the [∫] Button.
BLANK
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Index Search Functions
To facilitate searching of desired scene, this Camera/Recorder automatically
records index signals during recording, as explained in the following.
Photoshot Index Signal
These signals are automatically recorded whenever still pictures are taken in
Photoshot Mode (l 21) or whenever you copy pictures on a Memory card to
a cassette (l 36).
When recording still pictures using the Continuous Photoshot Mode (l 21),
the index signal is not recorded.
1,
Scene Index Signal
Scene Index Signals are automatically recorded when you start recording
after inserting a Cassette.
MENU
PUSH
However, if the Camera/Recorder is switched from the VCR Mode to Camera
Mode or if the date and time are set before the start of recording, the index
signal is not recorded.
VOL/JOG
≥If [INDEX] of [RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu on the [CAMERA
FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu is set to [2HOUR], an index signal is recorded
when Recording is restarted after a lapse of 2 hours or longer. If it is set to
[DAY], an index signal is recorded when recording is restarted after the date
has changed since the last recording. (While the index signal is recorded,
2,
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
the [INDEX] Indication 1 flashes for a few seconds.)
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
REC
A.DUB
FF/
ªPhotoshot Index Search
/REW
STILL ADV
INDEX
PLAY
W
1
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] >>
[INDEX] >> [PHOTO].
PAUSE
STOP
STILL ADV
INDEX
2
Press the [9] Button 1 or the [:] Button 2 on the
Remote Controller.
SELECT
STORE
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
≥With each press of the corresponding button, still pictures recorded in
Photoshot Mode are searched.
≥After Pictures with Sounds are played back for 4 seconds, the Camera/
Recorder switches to the Still Playback Mode.
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
ªScene Index Search
1
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] >>
[INDEX] >> [SCENE].
2
Press the [9] Button 1 or the [:] Button 2 on the
Remote Controller.
≥When the corresponding Button is pressed once, the [S 1] Indication 2
appears, and searching of the subsequent scene marked with an index
signal starts. Each time the button is pressed after the start of Scene Index
Search the indication changes from [S 2] to [S 9], and the beginning of the
scene corresponding to the selected number will be searched. After
reaching the desired scene, playback starts automatically.
INDEX
1
2
≥Up to 9 scene numbers can be selected.
S 1
Top Scan
If the [9] Button or the [:] Button is pressed for more than 2 seconds,
the Camera/Recorder will scan for scenes (or PhotoShots) and playback the
first few seconds of each. (To cancel, press the [1] Button 3 or the [∫]
Button 4.)
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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Playback Zoom Function
A part of the image can be enlarged up to 10 times during playback.
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
1
During playback, press the [P.B. ZOOM] Button on the
Remote Controller.
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI
P-IN-P
≥The center of the image is enlarged to approximately double the size.
¥REC
A.DUB
2
V
W
Changing the Zoom Magnification
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
2
Change the magnification by pressing the [W] or [T] Button
on the Remote Controller.
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
≥You can increase the magnification up to 10a.
Changing the enlarged area of an image
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
1
3
SEARCH
ZOOM
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
3
Press the Arrow Button (π, ∑, ∏, ∫) on the Remote
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
controller that points to the area you want to enlarge.
≥When the playback is stopped, the position of the enlarged image area
is reset to the center automatically.
Canceling the Playback Zooming Function
Press the [P.B.ZOOM] Button on the Remote Controller.
ZOOM 5t
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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Playback Digital Effect Functions
During playback, special Digital Effects can be added to the Recording. The
digital effects that may be applied in the process of recording (except Picture
in Picture Mode) will be the same as these added effects.
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
1
2
Press the [1] Button.
Press the [SELECT] Button of the Remote Controller and
select desired Digital Effect.
≥When the [SELECT] Button is pressed repeatedly, the Digital Effect
selection changes.
MULTI )WIPE )MIX )STROBE )NEGA )SEPIA )MONO
)TRAIL ) SOLARI )MOSAIC ) MIRROR
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
5
STILL ADV
D
1
STILL ADV
PAUSE
;
E
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
2
STORE
MENU
≥The same setting can also be set using the [DIGITAL EFFECT] on the
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
1
[VCR FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu.
P.B.DIGITAL
Suspending Playback Digital Effect temporarily
Press the [OFF/ON] Button 1 to clear or restart the digital effect. When the
Digital effect is paused temporarily, the selected effect’s indication flashes.
Canceling the Digital Effect
Press the [SELECT] Button on the Remote Controller repeatedly until the
Digital Effect Indication is cleared.
≥For other notes, see page 47.
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ªPlayback with Wipe Mode and Mix Mode
1
2
Press the [1] Button to start playback.
Press the [SELECT] Button of the Remote Controller and
select [WIPE] or [MIX].
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
3
Press the [STORE] Button at the moment you want to save
as a still picture.
≥The last scene is stored in memory. The [WIPE] or [MIX] Indication
changes to [B] or [C].
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
1
PAUSE
;
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
4
Press the [OFF/ON] Button in the scene in which you want to
use the Wipe or Mix effect.
≥The scene changes as a result of the Wipe or Mix effect.
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
2
3
4
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
≥The Wipe Function and Mix Function can be used only from the Remote
Controller during playback.
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
≥If the [OFF/ON] Button is pressed while Wipe Function or Mix Function is
used, the effect will stop temporarily at that point. Pressing the [OFF/ON]
Button again will bring back the effect.
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ªPlaying Back with Multi-Picture Mode
Strobe Multi-Picture Mode [STROBE] 1:
You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures from playback video.
Manual Multi-Picture Mode [MANUAL] 2:
Selecting a desired still picture one at a time, you can capture 9 still pictures.
3
BACK
LIGHT
Index Multi-Picture Mode ([PHOTO], [SCENE]) 3:
You can capture 9 screens of pictures to which index signals have been
attached.
After setting [EFFECT SELECT] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu to
[MULTI].....
4
MULTI/P-IN-P
1
Set [MULTI-PICTURES] >> [SCAN MODE] >> [STROBE],
[MANUAL], [PHOTO] or [SCENE], whichever mode you
prefer.
When [STROBE] is selected:
≥Set the [SPEED] to a desired strobe speed.
[FAST]:
You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures within
approximately 1 second
MENU
PUSH
1,
1, 2
VOL/JOG
[NORMAL]: You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures within
approximately 1.5 seconds
[SLOW]:
You can capture 9 consecutive still pictures within
approximately 2 seconds
≥If you set [SWING] on the [MULTI-PICTURES] Sub-Menu to [ON], the
intervals at which the 9 still pictures are taken are longer at the
beginning and end than in the middle of the swing strobe period, and it
is useful for analyzing swing motion, etc., in sports.
2
3
Exit the Menu by pressing the [MENU] Button.
Play back the tape.
≥If you select Index mode, it is not necessary to play back the tape.
4
Press the [MULTI] Button.
≥If [STROBE] is selected: 9 screens are automatically captured starting
at the point which the Button is pressed.
≥If [MANUAL] is selected: press the [MULTI] Button at each scene you
want to capture. When 9 screens are captured, the tape will stop.
≥If [PHOTO] or [SCENE] is selected: From the point at which the
Button is pressed, 9 screens of pictures to which index signals are
attached are captured in the playback direction. After 9 screens are
captured, the tape will stop, but, if there are 8 or less pictures to be
captured, the tape will stop at its end.
Deleting All the Captured Multi Pictures
While displaying the multi-pictures that have been captured, press the
[MULTI] Button.
≥If [MANUAL] has been selected, press [MULTI] Button after 9 screens are
displayed.
To Display the Multi-pictures again
Press the [MULTI] Button for 1 second or longer.
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
To Delete Multi-pictures one by one
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
(When Pictures have been captured in Manual Mode)
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
When the [MULTI] Button is pressed for 1 second or longer while the still
pictures are displayed, the picture that was captured last is deleted. If you
continue to press the Button, the pictures are deleted consecutively.
≥After still pictures are deleted one at a time, they cannot be displayed again.
REC
A.DUB
FF/
/REW
STILL ADV
INDEX
PLAY
W
PAUSE
STOP
STILL ADV
INDEX
To Stop Capturing Pictures midway (When Pictures have been
captured in Index Mode)
Press the [∫] Button.
SELECT
STORE
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
To Search the tape position of a desired picture among the
playback pictures displayed on 9 screens
1
After displaying pictures in Multi-Picture Mode, rotate the
[PUSH] Dial to select the image whose tape position you
want to search.
≥The selected picture blinks at the red frame.
2
Press Index Button [:] or [9] 4 on the Remote
controller.
≥A still picture playback takes place at the selected picture.
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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Playing Back on Your TV
By connecting your Camera/Recorder with your TV, the recorded scenes can
be viewed on your TV screen.
≥Before connecting them, turn off the power of both the Camera/Recorder
and TV.
1
Connect the [AV IN/OUT] Jack of the Camera/Recorder to the
Video and Audio Input Jacks of the TV.
≥Using the A/V Cable 1 (supplied), make a connection with the TV. If
the TV has an S-Video Jack, connect the S-Video Cable (not supplied)
2, too. You may then remove the composite video (yellow) plug.
[S-VIDEO IN]
[AUDIO IN]
[VIDEO IN]
AV IN/OUT
PHONES
[AV IN/OUT]
Making the Indications Appear on the TV screen
Press the [OSD] Button 3 on the Remote Controller.
S-VIDEO IN/OUT
1
≥Be sure to select the proper input on your TV. (If necessary, consult your
TV’s operating instructions.)
[S-VIDEO IN/OUT]
2
≥If you play back a Cassette recorded with copyright protection signals, the
screen becomes blue or displays mosaic-like noise patterns.
≥If you set [AV JACK] on the [AV IN/OUT SETUP] Sub-Menu to [IN/OUT],
nothing will be shown on the TV screen except during playback.
3
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
PAUSE
;
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
L
∫
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Audio Dubbing
You can add music or narration to the recorded Cassette.
≥If you perform audio dubbing onto a tape that was recorded with [AUDIO-
REC] on the [RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu of the [CAMERA
FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu set to [16bit], the original sound is erased. (If you
want to preserve the original sound, use the [12bit] Mode when recording.)
≥Audio Dubbing cannot be performed onto recordings made in LP Mode.
(l 19)
1
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [AV IN/OUT SETUP] >> [AV JACK]
>> [IN/OUT].
2
And then select [A.DUB INPUT] >> [MIC] or [AV IN].
≥Set to [AV IN] when external sound equipment is used, or set to [MIC]
when an external or built-in microphone is used.
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
3
4
5
Press the [1] Button, and then press the [;] Button at the
point where you want to start dubbing.
Press the [A.DUB] Button on the Remote Controller.
≥[A.DUB;] Indication appears. 1
To start Audio Dubbing, press the [;] Button on the Remote
Controller.
1, 2
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
TIME
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
4
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
3
PAUSE
;
≥[A.DUB!] Indication appears. 2
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
3, 5
K
L
∫
To Stop Audio Dubbing
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
Press the [;] Button on the Remote Controller.
The Camera/Recorder is in the Still Playback Mode again.
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
Playing Back the Sound Recorded with Audio Dubbing
(For 12 bit Audio Recording)
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] >> [AUDIO] >> [ST2]
or [MIX].
1
2
ST1: Play back only the original sound.
ST2: Play back only the sound added by Audio Dubbing
A.DUB;
A.DUB!
MIX:
Play back both the original sound and the sound added by Audio
Dubbing simultaneously.
≥For other notes, see page 48.
33
Using a Memory Card
ªInserting a Memory Card
Before inserting a Memory Card, be sure to turn the Camera/Recorder off.
1, 2
1
2
3
Slide the [OPEN] Lever to the right and open the Card Slot
Cover.
While holding the Memory Card with its cut corner facing
right, insert it into the Card Slot.
Close the Card Slot Cover.
ª[ACCESS] Lamp
While the Camera/Recorder is accessing the Card (reading, recording,
OPEN
playback, erasing, moving of images), the [ACCESS] Lamp 1 lights up.
≥While the [ACCESS] Lamp is on, never attempt to open the Card
Compartment, to pull out the Card, to turn off the Camera/Recorder power,
or to switch the [TAPE/CARD] Selector. Such actions will damage the Card
and cause the Camera/Recorder to malfunction.
3
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Recording on the Memory Card
Still pictures can be recorded on a Card from the Camera/Recorder lens as
well as from scenes that have already been recorded on a cassette.
The size of images that are recorded using this Camera/Recorder is
approximately 1,680,000 pixels, and recording of images with a size that is
larger than a million pixels is called mega-pixel still-picture recording.
Compared to images of normal recording, images that are created by
mega-pixel still-picture recording can be printed out clearer.
TAPE
CARD
1
3
PHOTO
SHOT
ªCard Photoshot
Recording a picture through the Camera/Recorder lens
(CAMERA Mode)
1
2
Slide the [TAPE/CARD] Selector to [CARD].
Set [PICTURE SIZE] on the [CARD SETUP] Sub-Menu to
[1488t1128] or [640t480].
F 7 1488
≥If you select [1488t1128], you can take pictures with higher resolution.
(Mega-Pixel Recording)
3
Press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button.
≥The [ø] Indication will light in red. 1
During Card Photoshot recording, the following functions are
disabled.
MENU
PUSH
2
VOL/JOG
≥Digital Zooming (l 22)
≥Digital Effect Functions (l 26, 27)
≥Title In/Creation (l 37)
≥Frame Mode (l 21)
BACK
LIGHT
PHOTO
SHOT
≥The Camera/Recorder is automatically turned off when you leave it for
about 5 minutes without performing any photoshot recording.
≥When recording dark scenes, set [LOW LIGHT SHOT] on the [CARD
SETUP] to [AUTO] and then record. (l 48)
TAPE
CARD
Recording from a cassette (VCR Mode)
1
2
Slide the [TAPE/CARD] Selector to [CARD].
Start playback and press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button at the
scene you want to record.
≥The size of the images input externally or recorded from a tape to the
card becomes [640t480].
≥While the image is being recorded, it stays still for a few seconds.
≥Please refer to “Recording to a Card from other equipment” (l 48),
regarding the recording to a card from other equipment.
1
Selecting the quality of Card Photoshot images
1
Set [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] or [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [CARD
SETUP] >> [REC MODE] >> a desired image quality (FINE,
NORMAL, ECONOMY).
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
34
ªAutomatically copying still pictures recorded on a
cassette
The Camera/Recorder copies images automatically, referring to Photo Index
signals.
2
BACK
LIGHT
CAMERA
STILL
MENU
PUSH
After setting to the VCR Mode (l 28).....
VOL/JOG
1
1
2
Set the Camera/Recorder to Still Playback Mode just before
the point where picture transfer is to commence.
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] >>
[RECORD TO CARD] >> [YES].
≥Search starts from the current Cassette position, and images with
Photo Index signals are recorded onto the Card sequentially.
≥While copying, the Indication 1 appears.
;
1
TAPE%
CARD
To Stop the Transfer of Images
Press the [∫] Button.
PROCESSING
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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Playing Back Pictures from the Memory Card
1
Set the Camera/Recorder to Card Playback Mode.
≥The [CARD P.B.] Lamp lights.
BACK
LIGHT
≥The still picture that was recorded last on the Memory Card is
displayed.
CAMERA
STILL
1 File Name
PUSH OPEN
FADE
2 Picture Size (l 44)
3 File Number
To play back the later recorded pictures:
CAMERA
VCR
Press the [rSEARCH] Button
CARD P.B.
SEARCH
To play back the earlier recorded pictures:
Press the [jSEARCH] Button.
1
MODE
ON
OFF
ªPlaying back all the Pictures continuously
(Slide Playback)
POWER
Press the [1] Button.
The [SLIDE!] Indication is displayed. 4
≥All pictures are played back for approximately 5 seconds each, from the first
to the last recorded picture, and the playback then stops.
To Pause the Slide Playback
Press the [;] Button.
The [SLIDE;] Indication is displayed. 5
SLIDE
≥To restart slide playback, press the [;] Button again or press the [1]
Button. The slide playback starts from the next image and ends at the last
displayed picture.
To Stop the Slide Playback
Press the [∫] Button.
SLIDE
≥To restart slide playback, press the [1] Button. Slide playback starts from
the next image, and, after all the recorded images are played back, slide
playback stops at the image where you originally stopped slide playback.
≥You can play back images with titles inserted in them. (l 37)
However, it is not possible to display the titles or delete the displayed titles
in the Slide Playback.
≥When you play back the blank (not recorded) Memory Card, the screen
turns white and the [NO PICTURE] Indication is displayed.
≥When you play back still pictures which are recorded using other formats or
pictures with incomplete data, the [k] indication or the [CARD ERROR]
Indication may be displayed as a warning.
≥For other notes, see page 48.
35
ªTo Select a Desired Picture and Play it Back
After setting to the Card Playback Mode (l 35).....
1
Press the [MULTI] Button.
≥The still pictures recorded on the Memory Card are displayed in Multi-
1, 3
MULTI/P-IN-P
Picture Mode. 1
2
3
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial and select a desired picture.
≥The selected picture is marked with a red frame.
Press either the [PUSH] Dial or the [MULTI] Button.
≥The selected picture is shown on the entire screen.
MENU
PUSH
2 Picture Size
3 File Number
4 File Name
VOL/JOG
2, 3,
,
ªUsing Picture Search Mode
PICTURE
1
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [CARD EDITING] >> [PICTURE
SEARCH] >> [YES].
640
1488
640
≥The picture search screen 5 appears.
2
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select the desired number of the
picture and then press it.
≥The selected number’s picture appears.
1488
1488
640
No.25 IMGA0012.JPG
≥The same setting can be performed using the short-cut menu (l 18).
≥For other notes, see page 48.
No.3
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Copying pictures from a Memory Card to a
Cassette
After setting to the Card Playback Mode (l 35).....
PHOTO
SHOT
1
3
TAPE
CARD
To Copy One Picture
1
2
Slide the [TAPE/CARD] Selector to [TAPE].
Display a desired picture.
≥Please refer to “To select a Desired Picture and Play it Back”.
2,
MULTI/P-IN-P
3
Press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button.
≥It takes approximately 7 seconds to copy a still picture to the Cassette.
≥During the copying, the Indication 1 appears.
MENU
To Copy All the Pictures
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1
Display the first picture.
2, ,
≥If a picture other than the first one is displayed, only the subsequent
pictures will be copied.
2
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [CARD EDITING] >> [RECORD
TO TAPE] >> [YES].
≥It takes approximately 7-11 seconds for each picture to be copied to the
Cassette. To stop the copying midway, press the [∫] Button.
≥During the copying, the Indication 1 appears.
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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Creating a Title
You can create a title and record on a Memory Card.
1
Camera Mode:
Set the Lens to the image you want to use for creating a title.
VCR Mode:
3
PHOTO
SHOT
1
Search for the image you want to use for creating a title and
set the Camera/Recorder to Still Playback Mode.
Set [CARD SETUP] >> [CREATE TITLE] >> [YES].
Press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button.
≥To perform Photoshot again, select [RETURN].
2
3
4
5
6
7
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select [COLOR] and then press it.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select desired color and press it.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select [LUMINANCE] and press it.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to adjust the title contrast and then
press it.
2
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
8
Select [RECORD] and then press the [PUSH] Dial.
2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Selecting Colors
If you make color selection by rotating the [PUSH] Dial when creating a title,
you can change the color as follows.
1)
3)
2)
1) Original color (the color of the captured image)
≥Title in the original color in which the dark portion (blackish portion) of
the captured image is missing.
2) Preset colors (black, blue, green, cyan, red, pink, yellow, and white)
≥Title in a preset color in which the dark portion (blackish portion) of the
captured image is missing.
3) Original color (the color of the captured image)
≥Title in the original color in which the bright portion (whitish portion) of
the captured image is missing.
4)
1)
4) Preset colors (black, blue, green, cyan, red, pink, yellow, and white)
≥Title in a preset color in which the bright portion (whitish portion) of the
captured image is missing.
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Inserting a Title
You can select one of your original titles and display it. (It can be displayed in
Camera Mode, VCR Mode, and Card Playback Mode.)
r
1
2
3
4
5
Press the [TITLE] Button.
≥The title that was created last is displayed.
Press [MULTI] Button.
≥A list of titles is displayed.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select a desired title.
≥The selected title is marked with a red frame.
Press the [PUSH] Dial or the [MULTI] Button.
≥The selected title is displayed.
PHOTO
SHOT
6
5
TAPE
CARD
Using the [TAPE/CARD] Selector, select the recording
target.
Camera Mode: TAPE or CARD
VCR Mode: CARD
TITLE
MULTI/P-IN-P
Card Playback Mode: TAPE
6
Press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button.
≥A still picture is recorded under the inserted title.
1
2, 4
≥If you record on a Cassette in Normal Recording Mode, set the [TAPE/
CARD] Selector to [TAPE] and press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1 File Name
3, 4
TITLE
Clearing a Title Display
Press the [TITLE] Button.
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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1
37
Protecting the Pictures on a Memory Card from
Accidental Erasure (File Lock)
Precious pictures recorded on a Memory Card can be locked to prevent
accidental erasure. (Even if pictures are locked, the pictures will be deleted
when the Memory Card is formatted.)
After setting to the Card Playback Mode (l 35).....
1
2
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [CARD EDITING] >> [FILE LOCK]
>> [YES].
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select [PICTURE] or [TITLE], and
then press it.
≥The [FILE LOCK] Menu 1 is displayed.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select the picture to be locked, and
then press it.
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1
1, 2, 3
3
FILE LOCK
1
≥The [
] Indication 2 is attached to the selected picture.
≥Press the [PUSH] Dial again to cancel.
640
1488
1488
640
≥The same setting can be performed using the short-cut menu (l 18).
1488
640
2
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Deleting the pictures recorded on a Memory
Card
Using the Camera/Recorder, you can delete the still pictures and titles
recorded on a Memory Card. After the picture has been deleted, it cannot
be restored.
PHOTO
SHOT
After setting to the Card Playback Mode (l 35).....
To Select and Delete Picture(s) by selection
1
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [DELETE PICTURE/TITLE] >>
[DELETE PICTURE BY SELECTION] or [DELETE TITLE BY
SELECTION].
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
, 1
2
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select the picture that you want to
delete, and then press it.
≥The selected picture flashes.
, , , 1, 2
≥To delete more than 1 picture, repeat this step.
Press the [PHOTO SHOT] Button.
3
4
≥A verification message appears.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select [YES] and then press it.
≥The selected picture is deleted from the Memory Card.
To Delete all Pictures
1
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [DELETE PICTURE/TITLE] >>
[DELETE ALL PICTURES].
≥A verification message appears.
2
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select [YES] and then press it.
≥All the pictures stored in the Memory Card are deleted.
≥A locked picture cannot be deleted.
≥The same setting can be performed using the short-cut menu (l 18).
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Formatting a Memory Card
If a Memory Card becomes unreadable by the Camera/Recorder, formatting
it may make it reusable. Formatting will delete all the data recorded on a
Memory Card.
After setting to the Card Playback Mode (l 35).....
1
2
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [CARD EDITING] >> [CARD
FORMAT] >> [YES].
Select [YES] and press the [PUSH] Dial.
≥During formatting the [PLEASE WAIT] Indication 1 appears.
≥When the formatting is completed, the screen becomes white.
≥Even if pictures are locked, the pictures will be deleted when the Memory
Card is formatted.
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1, 2
1
≥For other notes, see page 48.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DPOF Setting
You can write the images to be printed, the number of prints, and other print-
related information (DPOF setting) on a Memory Card. “DPOF” stands for
Digital Print Order Format, and since printing data can be added to images on
the Memory Card, the Memory Card can be used with any system that
provides DPOF.
After setting to the Card Playback Mode (l 35).....
MENU
PUSH
VOL/JOG
1
2
Set [CARD FUNCTIONS] >> [CARD EDITING] >> [DPOF
SETTING] >> [YES].
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select [VARIABLE] and then press
it.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to select the picture and then press it.
Rotate the [PUSH] Dial to set the number of prints 1 and
1, 5
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
DPOF SETTING
(PRINT QUANTITY)
3
4
then press it
.
640
1488
1488
640
≥The framed images will be set to DPOF and the [ ¥ ] 2 will be
displayed. The [ ¥ ] mark indicates pictures for which 1 or more prints
have been set.
1
1488
640
2
≥When printing one each of all the pictures, select [ALL 1]; if not all the
pictures are printed, select [ALL 0].
PUSH MENU TO EXIT
5
Repeat Step 2 - 4 to set other pictures, and press the [MENU]
Button when the setting is completed.
To Verify DPOF Setting
Select [VERIFY] in Step 2 above. The pictures for which 1 or more prints are
set in DPOF are played back continuously.
≥
Print mark is based on DPOF (Digital Print Order Format).
≥The same setting can be performed using the short-cut menu (l 18).
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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ªAbout the SD Memory Card and
MultiMediaCard
SD Memory Card
The SD Memory Card is virtually the same size as a
MultiMediaCard. It is an external memory card that is
available in larger capacities. It has a write protect switch to
prevent data writing and card formatting, as well as a
copyright protection function.
≥SD Logo is a trademark.
MultiMediaCard
The MultiMediaCard is a compact, lightweight and
removable external memory card.
≥All other company and product names in the operating
instructions are trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective corporations.
Still pictures recorded on a SD Memory Card or
MultiMediaCard
It may not be possible to play back the pictures on this
Camera/Recorder recorded on and created by other
equipment or vice versa. For this reason, check the
compatibility of the equipment in advance.
ªAbout the compatibility of the card images
Image data files recorded on “SD Memory Card”s or
“MultiMediaCard”s by this Camera/Recorder conform with
DCF (Design Rules for Camera Files Systems universal
standard) established by JEIDA (Japan Electronic Industry
Development Association).
≥If you attempt to play back images recorded with this
Camera/Recorder in other equipment or to play back
images recorded with other equipment in this Camera/
Recorder, you may not be able to play them back. Please
check the compatibility with other equipment in advance.
ªAbout the folder structure when using the
Memory Card in a Computer
≥If you insert a Memory Card in your Computer, the folder
should be displayed as below.
[100cdpfp]: The images in this folder (Imga0001.jpg etc.)
have been recorded in JPEG format.
[Misc]:
This folder contains files which set up in
DPOF data
[Title]:
This folder contains data of original titles
(Usr00001.jpg, Usr00001.ttl etc.)
≥[Dcim], [Im01cdpf], [Private] and [Vtf] are necessary items
for the folder structure. In actual use you do not have to be
concerned about them.
≥In the Card Photoshot Mode, the Camera/Recorder
automatically saves the image under a file name
(Imga0001.jpg etc.). File names are recorded with each
picture as running numbers.
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Copying your DV Cassette to an S-VHS or VHS
Cassette (Dubbing)
After connecting the Camera/Recorder and the S-Video, Video and
Audio Input Jacks A of the VCR as illustrated on the left, start the
2, 4, 5
[S-VIDEO IN] A
following procedures.
1
≥Be sure to press the [OSD] Button on the Remote Controller before copying
so that no indications are left visible. Otherwise, the displayed tape counter
and Function indications are also copied.
[VIDEO IN] A
[Camera/Recorder]
1
Insert the recorded Cassette.
[AUDIO IN] A
[VCR]
2
Insert a blank Cassette with an erasure prevention tab.
≥If various settings (such as external input, tape speed, etc.) are
S-VIDEO IN/OUT
AV IN/OUT
PHONES
required, please refer to the operating instructions of your VCR.
[Camera/Recorder]
3
Press the [1] Button to start playback.
2
1, 3, 6
[VCR]
4
5
Start recording.
Press the Pause or Stop Button to stop recording.
[Camera/Recorder]
6
Press the [∫] Button to stop playback.
1 S-Video Cable (not supplied) 2 A/V Cable (supplied)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
,
Copying an S-VHS or VHS Cassette to your DV
[S-VIDEO OUT] B
Cassette
After connecting the Camera/Recorder and the S-Video, Video and
Audio Output Jacks B of the other equipment as illustrated on the left,
start the following procedures.
≥You need the Remote Controller.
[VIDEO OUT] B
[Camera/Recorder]
[AUDIO OUT] B
1
Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [AV IN/OUT SETUP] >> [AV JACK]
>> [IN/OUT].
2
Insert an blank Cassette with an erasure prevention tab.
S-VIDEO IN/OUT
AV IN/OUT
PHONES
[Other Equipment]
3
Insert a recorded Cassette and start playback.
[Camera/Recorder]
4
5
While pressing the [REC] Button, press the [PLAY] Button.
(Both buttons are located on the Remote Controller.)
Press the [;] Button or [∫] Button to stop recording.
, , ,
[Other Equipment]
6
Press the Stop Button to stop playback.
VIDEO CAMERA
1 S-Video Cable (not supplied) 2 A/V Cable (supplied)
START/
STOP
DATE/
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
TIME
ªAnalogue-Digital Conversion
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
MULTI/
P-IN-P
REC
A.DUB
FF/
When the Camera/Recorder is connected with other digital video equipment
through its DV Terminal, the analogue format pictures which have been input
from other external equipment can be output to the digital video equipment
through the DV Terminal.
/REW
STILL ADV
INDEX
PLAY
W
PAUSE
STOP
STILL ADV
INDEX
SELECT
STORE
VAR.
P.B.
≥To DV-output analogue video signals sent from other equipment, set [DV
OUT] on the [AV IN/OUT SETUP] Sub-Menu to [ON]. (Normally, keep the
[DV OUT] set to [OFF]. If it is set to [ON], the quality of the image may be
disturbed.)
SEARCH
ZOOM
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
.........................................................................................................................
CAUTION:
Unauthorized exchanging and/or copying of copyrighted recordings may be
copyright infringement.
.........................................................................................................................
≥Please refer to “Recording to a Card from other equipment” (l 48),
regarding the recording to a Card.
41
Using your Camera/Recorder with Digital Video
Equipment (Dubbing)
By connecting this Camera/Recorder with other digital video equipment (such
as another Camera/Recorder of the same type) that has a DV input/output
2
B
terminal (i.LINK) using a DV Interface Cable 1, high quality images and
sounds can be dubbed in the digital mode.
[Playback Unit A]
1
Insert the recorded Cassette and set the Camera/Recorder to
the VCR Mode.
1
VIDEO CAMERA
START/
STOP
DATE/
PHOTO
SHOT
OSD
TIME
[Recording Unit B]
COUNTER
RESET
TITLE
ZOOM
T
2
Insert a Cassette to be used for dubbing and set the Camera/
Recorder to the VCR mode.
MULTI
P-IN-P
¥REC
A.DUB
L
VO
V
W
/REW
PLAY
1
FF/
W
6
STILL ADV
E
5
STILL ADV
D
4
PAUSE
;
[Playback Unit A]
Press the [1] Button to start playback.
[Recording Unit B]
INDEX
STOP
INDEX
K
∫
L
SELECT
VAR.
P.B.
SEARCH
ZOOM
3
STORE
MENU
SET
OFF/ON
ITEM
P.B.DIGITAL
1, 3
4
While pressing the [REC] Button, press the [PLAY] Button.
(Both Buttons are located on the Remote Controller.)
≥Recording starts.
Stopping Dubbing
Press the [∫] Button on the recording unit first, and then press the [∫] Button
on the playback unit to stop dubbing.
A
.........................................................................................................................
CAUTION:
Unauthorized exchanging and/or copying of copyrighted recordings may be
copyright infringement.
.........................................................................................................................
≥For other notes, see page 48.
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6)
7)
8)
1)
2)
0:00.00
INDEX
SP
REC
9)
5
R0:45
W
T
3)
4)
5)
D.ZOOM
P-IN-P
NEGA
10)
11)
VOLUME
5:30:45PM
OCT 1 2001
8) Tape Run Indications
Indications
≥REC:
Recording (l 20)
Various functions and Camera/Recorder conditions are
displayed on the screen.
≥PAUSE: Recording Pause (l 20)
≥!:
Playback/Camera Search in forward
direction (l 20, 28)
Camera Search in reverse direction (l 20)
Still Playback (l 29)
1) Remaining Battery Power [r]
≥":
≥;:
≥When the battery power becomes low, the indication
changes. When the battery is discharged completely,
≥%:
≥&:
≥}:
≥~:
≥;!:
Fast-forward/Cue Playback (l 28)
Rewind/Review Playback (l 28)
Slow Playback in forward direction (l 29)
Slow Playback in reverse direction (l 29)
Still Advance Playback in forward direction
(l 29)
Still Advance Playback in reverse direction
(l 29)
Index Search in forward direction (l 30)
Index Search in reverse direction (l 30)
Recording Check (l 20)
the u ( v) Indication flashes.
≥When you are using the AC Adaptor, the [s]
Indication may appear, however, this has no meaning
in this case.
2) Remaining Tape Time [R0:00]
≥Remaining tape time is indicated in minutes. When it
reaches less than 3 minutes, the indication starts
flashing.
3) Digital Zoom [D.ZOOM] (l 22)
Playback Zoom [ZOOM 5t] (l 31)
4) Digital Effects 1
≥";:
≥):
≥*:
≥CHK:
≥A.DUB !:Audio Dubbing (l 33)
≥MULTI: Multi-Picture Mode (l 27, 32)
≥P-IN-P: Picture-in-Picture Mode (l 27)
≥A.DUB ;:Audio Dubbing Pause (l 33)
≥PHOTO: Photoshot Mode Recording (l 21)
≥BLANK: Blank Search (l 29)
≥WIPE:
Wipe Mode (l 26, 31)
≥MIX:
Mix Mode (l 26, 31)
≥R !:
Repeat Playback (l 28)
≥STROBE: Strobe Mode (l 26, 31)
≥GAIN-UP: Gain-up Mode (l 26)
≥2k%: Variable Speed Search (l 28)
9) Zoom Magnification
≥TRAIL:
Trailing Effect Mode (l 26, 31)
≥When the [W/T] Zoom Lever is pushed up or down, the
Zoom Magnification Indication and Zoom Gauge
appear. (l 21, 22)
≥MOSAIC: Mosaic Mode (l 26, 31)
≥MIRROR: Mirror Mode (l 26, 31)
5) Digital Effects 2
10) Sound Volume
≥NEGA:
Negative Mode (l 26, 31)
≥Use this indication to adjust the volume of playback
sound from the built-in speaker or headphones. (l 28)
11) Date/Time Indication [5:30:45PM /OCT 1 2001]
(l 19, 45)
≥SEPIA: Sepia Mode (l 26, 31)
≥MONO: Black & White Mode (l 26, 31)
≥SOLARI: Solarization Mode (l 26, 31)
6) Recording Speed Mode
≥SP:
≥LP:
Standard Play Mode (l 19)
Long Play Mode (l 19)
7) Index
≥For several seconds while index signals are being
recorded, the [INDEX] Indication flashes. (l 30)
Search Number [S 1] (l 30)
≥The figure indicates which number of scene ahead
from the present scene is to be played back.
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PICTURE
IMGA0012.JPG
18)
19)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
MNL EIS
MF
CARD
1/500
F2.4
0
dB
SVGA
F 15 640
20)
21)
17)
WIND-CUT
12) Recording Mode
18) File Type Display [PICTURE/TITLE] (l 35, 37)
19) File Name Display (l 35, 36, 37)
20) Card Picture Indications 1
≥DPOF setting (setting for 1 or more print) [¥]
(l 39)
≥AUTO:
This appears when Mode Selector Switch is
set to [AUTO]. (l 20)
≥MNL:
This appears when Mode Selector Switch is
set to [MANUAL]. (l 23, 24, 25)
≥Number set DPOF [00] (l 39)
AELOCK
≥
:
This appears when Mode Selector Switch is
set to [AE LOCK]. (l 24)
640 1488
≥Picture size [
/
] (l 34, 35)
When you playback a scene recorded on a Camera/
Recorder with a picture size specification different from
the one stated above, the following indications should
be displayed. If the size of the picture is from 640 pixels
Optical Image Stabilizer [EIS] (l 22)
Audio Dubbing Input Display [MIC/AV IN] (l 33)
Audio Recording Mode [12bit/16bit] (l 19, 33)
13) Manual Focus [MF] (l 23)
to 800 pixels, the [ 640 ] Indication will be displayed;
if picture size is 640 pixels or lower, the scene should
be displayed without any indication of picture size.
Back Light Mode [ª] (l 23)
Low Light Shot [4CARD] (l 34)
Program AE Mode
SVGA
≥5:
≥7:
≥4:
≥Ω:
≥º:
Sports Mode (l 23)
Portrait Mode (l 23)
Low Light Mode (l 23)
Spotlight Mode (l 23)
Surf & Snow Mode (l 23)
≥
≥
≥
≥
:From 800 to1024 pixels
:From 1024 to 1280 pixels
:From 1280 to 1600 pixels
:Above 1600 pixels
XGA
SXGA
UXGA
14) White Balance Mode
21) Card Picture Indications 2
≥AWB:
Automatic White Balance Mode (only
≥Card Photoshot picture quality [N/F/E] (l 34)
(Card Photoshot Recording) [F] is Fine, [N] is Normal,
[E] is Economy in abbreviated terms.
≥Recording in Card Photoshot [ø] (red) (l 34)
≥Memory Card is not inserted [¬] (l 34)
≥Card Photoshot is ready to record [ø] (cyan)
(l 34)
camera data (l 17))
≥{:
Indoor Mode (recording under incandescent
lamp) (l 25)
≥z:
≥|:
≥1:
Outdoor Mode (l 25)
Fluorescent light Mode (l 25)
Last manually adjusted White Balance
setting (l 25)
≥File number [No.000] (l 35)
≥Remaining number of Card Photoshot Picture [000]
15) Shutter Speed [1/500] (l 24)
16) Iris Value [F2.4] (F number) (l 24)
17) Wind Noise Reduction [WIND-CUT] (l 16)
Progressive Photoshot Mode [æ] (l 21)
(l 34)
≥Lock setting [
] (l 38)
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AV INPUT RECORDING:
When you are attempting to record
ªChanging the Counter Display Mode
By changing [C.DISPLAY] on the [DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-
Menu, you can change the Counter Display Mode to Tape
Counter Indication (0:00.00), Memory Counter Indication
(M0:00.00), or Time Code Indication (0h00m00s00f).
≥You also can press the [COUNTER] Button of the Remote
Controller repeatedly to change the Counter Indication.
on the Memory Card during dubbing
(l 41) on the Cassette.
NO CARD:
PLEASE WAIT:
There is no Memory Card inserted.
When reading the Memory Card
(playback, format, when using the
Multi-Picture Function).
ªDisplaying Date/Time Indication
To display Date/Time Indication, set the appropriate date/
time in [DATE/TIME] on the [DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-Menu.
≥You also can press the [DATE/TIME] Button of the Remote
Controller repeatedly to display or change the Date/Time
Indication.
(l 35, 36, 39)
CARD ERROR:
The Memory Card is not compatible
with the Camera/Recorder.
CARD DOOR OPENED:
Card Slot Cover is opened. After
inserting the Memory Card correctly,
close the Card Slot Cover.
ªChanging the Display Mode
By changing [DISPLAY] on the [DISPLAY SETUP] Sub-
Menu, Counter Display Mode changes to All Function
Display, Partial Display, and Minimum Display.
CHANGE TO TAPE MODE:
When you are attempting to record
on the Memory Card in the Card
Playback Mode. Change to the VCR
Mode or slide the [TAPE/CARD]
Selector to [TAPE].
Warning/Alarm Indications
If any one of the following indications lights up or flashes,
please check the condition of the Camera/Recorder.
CHANGE TO CARD MODE:
When you are attempting to record
on the Cassette in the VCR Mode.
Change to the Card Playback Mode
or slide the [TAPE/CARD] Selector
to [CARD].
When you are attempting to delete a
locked picture. The locked picture
cannot be deleted.
EJECT TAPE:
After the [DEW DETECTED]
Indication appears, eject the
Cassette.
Y CHECK REC TAB : The erasure prevention tab on the
inserted Cassette is open (that is,
set to [SAVE]).
FILE LOCKED:
Y CANNOT REC :
When you are attempting to do
audio dubbing on the unrecorded
(blank) portion of the tape, or you
are attempting to do dubbing
on the Cassette whose tab is set at
[SAVE]. (l 33, 41, 42)
WRITE PROTECTED: When you are attempting to write
the data on an SD Memory Card
whose write protection switch is set
at [LOCK].
NO PICTURE:
There are no pictures in the Memory
Card.
There are no titles in the Memory
Card.
When a Still Picture is transferred
from a Cassette to an already full
Memory Card.
Y TAPE NOT INSERTED:
No Cassette is inserted. (l 13)
NO TITLE:
X LOW BATTERY: The Battery is low. Recharge it.
(l 12)
NO SPACE LEFT:
0:
The internal lithium battery is low.
(l 19)
2 END/TAPE END: The tape ended during recording.
REMOTE/
CHECK REMOTE MODE:
CHANGE TO 640a480:Titles cannot be displayed.
(l 37) Set to the [640a480].
t:
Pictures of a different format or
damaged pictures are being played
back. (l 35)
Wrong Remote Controller Mode has
been selected. (l 11)
CANNOT REC LP-MODE:
UNABLE TO WRITE: If you are attempting to record the
title multi screen on the Memory
Card in the Camera Mode or VCR
Mode.
PUSH THE RESET SWITCH:
If this Indication appears, press the
[RESET] Button. (l 9)
NEEDS TO BE SERVICED:
If this Indication appears, take the
Camera/Recorder to a service
center for repair.
Because the original recording was
done in LP Mode, audio dubbing
cannot be performed. (l 33)
INCOMPATIBLE DATA:This Cassette is incompatible or
contains copy-guard.
Because the medium is protected by
a copy guard, images cannot be
recorded correctly.
INCOMPATIBLE TAPE:When an incompatible Cassette is
detected, this Indication will appear
for approximately 5 seconds.
U10:
Wait until the [DEW DETECTED]
Indication disappears. (l 50)
Condensation has occurred. (l 50)
Clean the Video head. (l 50)
°:
If this Indication appears, return the
LCD Monitor to the original position
in order to check the specific content
of the Warning/Alarm Indication.
DEW DETECTED:
U11:
: NEED HEAD CLEANING:
The video heads are dirty. (l 50)
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≥When [EFFECT1] is set to [WIPE][MIX][STROBE]
[GAIN-UP][TRAIL][MOSAIC][MIRROR]
≥When the pictures are displayed on a Multi screen or
P-IN-P screen
≥Continuous Photoshot Function
≥Frame Mode
Notes & Precautions
ªPower-Related Items (l 12)
≥When the Camera/Recorder is used for a long time, the
Camera body becomes warm, but this is not a malfunction.
≥If the [CHARGE] Lamp does not light up although the
Battery is attached, detach the Battery and reattach it.
≥The surrounding brightness is not enough.
ªInserting/Ejecting the Cassette (l 13)
ªZoom In/Out Functions (l 21, 22)
≥By pressing the [W/T] zoom lever to [W] or to [T] in
Recording Pause Mode, you can zoom 1-10 t at the
maximum speed of 0.3 seconds.
≥During recording, you can zoom 1-10 t in as short a time
as approximately 0.8 seconds.
≥In the case of using a previously recorded Cassette, you
can use the Camera Search Function to find the position
where you want to continue recording.
≥If a new Cassette is inserted, rewind to the beginning of the
tape before starting recording.
If the Cassette Holder Does Not Go Back in:
≥Press the [PUSH TO CLOSE] mark and close the
Upper Cassette Compartment Cover firmly.
≥Turn off the Camera/Recorder and then turn it on
again.
≥During considerably fast zooming, the image may become
out of focus temporarily.
≥When you are zooming on a faraway subject, a sharper
focus is achieved if the recording subject is approximately
4 feet (1.2 m) or more away from the Camera/Recorder.
≥Check if the Battery is weak.
If the Cassette Holder Does Not Come Out:
≥Close the Lower Cassette Compartment Cover
completely. Then, open it again.
ªOptical Image Stabilizer Function (l 22)
≥After-images may appear.
≥We recommend that you turn off the Image Stabilizer
Function when a Tripod is in use.
≥Check if the Battery is weak.
≥Within the digital zoom range, or when recording with a
conversion lens attached, the Image Stabilizer Function
may not work effectively.
ªRecording (l 20)
≥Before turning on the Camera/Recorder, remove the Lens
Cap. If the lens cap is still attached when the Camera/
Recorder is turned on, Automatic White Balance
Adjustment may not function correctly.
ªFade In/Out Mode (l 22)
Fading-in and fading-out cannot be used when recording still
pictures in the Photoshot Mode, Digital Still Picture Mode
and Multi-Picture Mode.
ªRecording Check (l 20)
≥For recording check, the Camera/Recorder must be the
same as the recording speed Modes (SP/LP) used for the
recording. Otherwise the playback images will be distorted.
ªProgram AE (l 23)
≥If any of the Program AE Modes is selected, you cannot
adjust the shutter speed or iris.
≥You cannot use Sports Mode, Portrait Mode and Low Light
Mode with Gain-up Mode [GAIN-UP].
Sports Mode
ªCamera Search (l 20)
≥In Camera Search Mode, images may contain mosaic-like
noise patterns. This is a phenomenon that is characteristic
of Camera/Recorder and not a malfunction.
≥If the recording speed Modes (SP/LP) of previous
recording and new recording are different, playback
images may be distorted.
≥During normal playback, the image movement may not
look smooth.
≥Because the color and brightness of the playback
image may change, avoid recording under fluorescent
light, mercury light, or sodium light.
≥If you record a subject illuminated with strong light or a
highly reflective subject, vertical lines of light may
appear.
ªProgressive Photoshot Function (l 21)
≥When you change to the still picture Mode, you will hear a
click. This is the sound of the iris closing and not an
indication of malfunction.
≥If you record still pictures in Progressive Photoshot Mode
when your Camera/Recorder is set to Program AE, the
brightness of the images may vary.
About [PROGRESSIVE] Setting
≥When the [æ] Indication is displayed, you can use the
Progressive Photoshot Function.
When [PROGRESSIVE] is set to [ON]:
You can use the Progressive Photoshot Function at any
time. In this case, however, the following functions are
disabled.
≥[EFFECT1] Digital Effect Modes
≥Digital Zoom [D.ZOOM]
≥If the light is insufficient, the [5] Indication flashes.
Sports Mode/Portrait Mode
≥If you record a still picture in Progressive Photoshot
Mode, the brightness of the recorded still picture may
become unstable.
≥If these modes are used for indoor recording, playback
images may flicker.
Low Light Mode
≥Extremely dark scenes may not be able to be made
brighter to a satisfactory degree.
Spotlight Mode
≥With this Mode, recorded images may turn out to be
extremely dark.
≥If the recording subject is extremely bright, its recorded
image may turn out to be whitish.
≥1/750 or faster shutter speed
≥Continuous Photoshot Function
Surf & Snow Mode
≥Frame Mode
≥If the recording subject is extremely bright, its recorded
image may turn out to be whitish.
When [PROGRESSIVE] is set to [AUTO]:
You cannot use the Progressive Photoshot Function in the
following circumstances.
≥When the zoom magnification is approximately 10 t or
higher
≥When the shutter speed is 1/750 or faster
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ªManual Shutter Speed Adjustment (l 24)
≥You may see vertical lines of light in the playback image of
a brightly shining subject or highly reflective subject.
≥During Normal Playback, transition from one scene to
another may not look smooth.
ªWipe Mode and Mix Mode (Camera Mode)
(l 26)
If either one of the following operations is carried out, stored
images will be erased, and Wipe and Mix Functions cannot
be used.
≥Because the color and brightness of the playback image
may become unstable, avoid recording under fluorescent
light, mercury light, or sodium light.
≥If you are using either Gain-up Mode or Program AE Mode,
you cannot adjust the shutter speed. If the shutter speed is
adjusted manually, this setting will be cancelled.
≥Use the Camera Search Function.
≥Press the [CAMERA STILL] Button.
≥Switch the [TAPE/CARD] Selector.
≥Slide the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch.
≥Selecting any other digital effect function on the [DIGITAL
EFFECT] Sub-Menu.
ªManual Iris Adjustment (l 24)
≥Depending on zoom magnification, the iris value may not
be displayed correctly.
≥If you are using either Gain-up Mode or Program AE Mode,
you cannot adjust the iris. If the iris is adjusted manually,
those Modes will be cancelled.
≥The [OPEN] iris value is displayed as [F1.6] in the camera
data (l 17).
≥When you use Gain-up Mode, the range of selectable iris
ªMulti-Picture Mode (Camera Mode) (l 27)
≥If the [MULTI] Button is pressed while self-recording Mirror
mode (l 20) is used, the still picture is displayed from the
upper right corner of the screen, but, in reality, the picture
is recorded from the upper left corner as usual.
≥The quality of images recorded in Multi Mode deteriorates
slightly.
≥Multi Mode cannot be used in digital still picture mode
(l 21) or when Card Photoshot recording is set.
value is limited up to [OPEN6dB].
ªP-IN-P Mode (l 27)
ªWhite Balance (l 25)
≥Pictures in P-IN-P Mode cannot be recorded with
Progressive PhotoShot.
≥In the Automatic White Balance Adjustment Mode, the
[AWB] Indication appears for the camera data. (l 17)
In the following cases, You cannot change White
Balance:
≥If the Camera/Recorder power is turned off, the smaller
picture will disappear.
≥A title cannot be inserted into the smaller picture.
≥If the [CAMERA STILL] Button is pressed in P-IN-P Mode,
the setting is cancelled.
≥When you set [EFFECT1] of [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-
Menu on the [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu to
[GAIN-UP] or [EFFECT2] to [SEPIA] or to [MONO].
≥When you set the Zoom to 10 t or higher, you cannot
change the White Balance.
ªIndex Search Functions (l 30)
≥Index Search may not be possible at the beginning of tape.
≥Because Photoshot Index Signals are not recorded on still
pictures recorded in Continuous Photoshot Mode, the
Photoshot Index Function cannot be used for these still
pictures.
≥Scene Index Search may not function properly if the
interval between 2 scene index signals is shorter than
1 minute.
≥During Digital Still Picture Mode.
≥When you display a Menu.
In the following cases, the [1] Indication flashes:
≥The flashing indicates that the previously adjusted White
Balance setting is still kept. This setting will be kept until
White Balance is adjusted again.
≥You may not be able to achieve correct White Balance
adjustment manually under weak illumination.
ªPlayback Zoom Functions (l 31)
ªDigital Effect Functions (Camera Mode)
(l 26)
≥If you set [EFFECT1] on [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu to
[GAIN-UP], you need to adjust the focus manually.
However, you cannot adjust the shutter speed and select
the White Balance.
≥If [EFFECT2] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu is set
to [MONO] or [SEPIA], the selected White Balance Mode
cannot be changed.
≥You cannot use Sports Mode, Portrait Mode and Low Light
Mode with Gain-up Mode [GAIN-UP].
≥You cannot adjust volume in Playback Zoom Mode.
≥If you turn off the Camera/Recorder or if you switch from
VCR Mode to Camera Mode, Playback Zoom Mode is
automatically cancelled.
≥Even if Playback Zoom Functions are being used, images
that are output from the DV Terminal are not enlarged.
≥As you enlarge an image, the quality of image suffers.
≥You cannot use the Mirror Mode of Digital Effects and the
Playback Zoom Functions simultaneously.
≥If you select Multi-Picture Mode in the Playback Zoom
Mode, equivalent magnification (1t) becomes zoom
magnification.
In the following cases, using the [EFFECT1] on the
[DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu (including Multi-Picture
Mode & P-IN-P Mode) is not possible.
≥Frame Mode
≥When [PROGRESSIVE] is set to [ON]
≥Card Photoshot Mode
ªPlayback Digital Effect Functions (l 31)
≥Signals of images to which digital effects are added during
playback cannot be output from the DV Terminal.
≥You cannot use the Wipe Function or Mix Function while
playing back the non-recorded portion of tape.
≥You cannot use the Mirror Mode of Digital Effects and the
Playback Zoom Function simultaneously.
In the following case, using the Digital Effect Function
(including Multi-Picture Mode & P-IN-P Mode) is not
possible.
≥Card Photoshot Mode
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ªMulti-Picture Mode (VCR Mode) (l 32)
≥The quality of Multi images deteriorates slightly.
≥Playback multi-mode screens cannot be output through DV
Terminal.
≥If there is input from DV Terminal, a multi screen cannot be
created.
≥When signals are input from Video Input/Output Jack or
Audio-Video Input/Output Jack, a multi screen cannot be
re-displayed.
ªRecording to a Card from other equipment
(l 34, 41)
If you set the [TAPE/CARD] Selector to [CARD], you can use
the Card Photoshot Function for externally input signals.
(Not during recording.)
≥Black streaks may appear at the four edges of the image.
≥When the [PHOTO SHOT] Button is pressed, the image
may seem to move backward momentarily, but this does
not affect the recording.
≥Signals input from Video Input/Output Jack or Audio-Video
Input/Output Jack cannot be displayed on a multi screen.
ªCard Photshot Recording (l 34)
≥The Progressive Function is set to [ON].
≥The shutter speed becomes 1/60-1/500.
≥When viewed on a TV or liquid crystal monitor, image
quality deteriorates slightly.
≥The screen becomes slightly wider.
≥Mega-pixel images cannot be recorded on a cassette as a
Mega-pixel picture.
ªListening to Playback Sound Through
Headphones (l 28)
If you want to listen to the playback sound of a tape through
headphones, set [AV JACK] on the [AV IN/OUT SETUP]
Sub-Menu to [OUT/PHONES] and connect the headphones
to the [PHONES] Jack on this Camera/Recorder. In this
case, no sound (including a warning sound and shutter
sound) will be reproduced through the built-in speaker of the
Camera/Recorder. When the A/V Cable is inserted into the
AV Jack, the internal speaker works.
ªLow Light Shot (l 34)
≥When recording in low-light conditions, set [LOW LIGHT
SHOT] to [AUTO]. When the Shutter Speed is 1/30, Low
Light Shot operates and the [4CARD] Indication is displayed.
≥The brightness of the picture may change with Low Light
Shot.
ªSelecting the Sound during Playback
(l 28, 33)
You can select the sound by using the [AUDIO OUT] on the
[PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu.
STEREO: Stereo Sound (main sound and sub sound)
≥When Shutter Speed (l 24) is set and Program AE (l 23)
is set, [LOW LIGHT SHOT] will not operate even if set to
[AUTO].
L:
R:
Left channel sound (main sound)
Right channel sound (sub sound)
ªCard Playback (l 35)
≥In the case of displaying memory images on a Multi screen,
if there are 7 or more images, they cannot be displayed all
at once. Rotate the [PUSH] Dial or use the [sSEARCH]
Button or [rSEARCH] Button to display the next 6 still
pictures.
≥If you dub a tape recorded at the [12bit] selected as the
[AUDIO-REC] setting, playback sound becomes stereo
sound regardless of whether [AUDIO] is set to [MIX] or to
[AUDIO OUT].
≥When pictures recorded by another Camera/Recorder are
played back with this Camera/Recorder, the size of the
pictures may be different from the recorded size.
ªAudio Dubbing (l 33)
≥The blank section of a tape cannot be dubbed.
≥Sounds sent through the DV Terminal cannot be dubbed.
≥If a tape has a non-recorded portion when the tape is
dubbed, images and sounds may be disturbed when this
portion of the tape is played back.
ªTitle Functions (l 37)
≥Regardless of the [PICTURE SIZE] setting, the size of
created title picture is [640t480].
≥If you create an original title, the number of pictures that
can be recorded on the Memory Card decreases.
≥If the number of pictures that can be recorded on the
Memory Card is small, you may not be able to create an
original title in some cases.
≥When a title is displayed in VCR Mode, the title is not
output from the DV Terminal.
≥If you set the tape counter back to 0 at the position where
you want to stop Audio Dubbing so as to make it possible
to use the Memory Stop function (l 52), Audio Dubbing is
terminated automatically when the tape reaches this
position.
≥In the case of importing data recorded with Audio Dubbing
to a Computer using the Computer’s software program,
only the original sound (ST1) may be imported, depending
on the software program.
≥When the [TAPE/CARD] Selector is set to [CARD] and
[1488t1128] is selected for [PICTURE SIZE], titles are not
displayed.
Microphone Jack
When audio dubbing is carried out through an external
microphone or audio equipment, connect it to the [MIC] Jack.
In this case, the built-in microphone of the Camera/Recorder
will be turned off.
ªDPOF setting (l 39)
≥The number of prints can be set from 0 to 99.
≥Perform DPOF setting on the Camera/Recorder you are
using.
≥It may take some time to verify the DPOF setting. Please
wait until the [ACCESS] Lamp goes off.
ªCard Functions (l 34 - 39)
≥Do not touch the connector terminal located on the back of
the card.
ªUsing your Camera/Recorder with Digital
≥
If the Card Slot Cover is open, the card cannot be accessed.
Video Equipment (Dubbing) (l 42)
≥Wide images cannot be recorded on the Memory Card.
≥A card that was formatted with this Camera/Recorder may
not be usable in other equipment. If this happens, please
format the card with the equipment with which the card is to
be used. Before proceeding with this operation, we suggest
that you take the precautionary measure of storing
important images in your personal computer.
≥In the Card Photoshot mode, the Camera/Recorder
automatically saves the file names (Imga0001.jpg, etc.)
along with the pictures. A file name is recorded with each
picture as a running number.
≥Regardless of the setting, dubbing is carried out
automatically in the same audio recording Mode as that of
the Cassette in the playback-side equipment.
≥The images on the monitor of the recording side may be
disturbed, but it does not affect the recorded images.
≥Even if Playback Digital Effects, Playback Zoom or
Playback Title In have been used, these effects are not
output from the DV Terminal.
≥Even if you use a device with DV Terminals (such as
i.LINK), you may not be able to perform digital dubbing in
some cases.
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When cleaning the Camera/Recorder, do not use any
solvent, such as benzine, alcohol, thinner, etc.
≥The Camera/Recorder body may become damaged and
the surface finish may peel off.
≥Before cleaning, detach the Battery or pull out the AC
Cable from the AC Jack.
≥Wipe the Camera/Recorder with a soft, dry cloth. To
remove stubborn stains, wipe with a cloth that is soaked in
a detergent diluted with water and afterward finish wiping
with a dry cloth.
Caution for Use
ªAfter Use
1
2
Take out the Cassette. (l 13)
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [OFF].
(l 14)
3
4
Detach the Battery and retract the Viewfinder.
(l 12)
To protect the Lens, attach the supplied Lens
Cap. (l 13)
≥For storing or transporting the Camera/Recorder, place it in
a bag or case lined with soft pads so as to prevent the
coating on the Camera/Recorder body from being worn.
ªTips for using your Camera/Recorder
When you use your Camera/Recorder on a rainy or
snowy day or on a beach, make sure that no water
enters the Camera/Recorder.
≥Water may cause the Camera/Recorder or Cassette to
malfunction. (Irreparable failure may occur.)
≥If sea water splashes onto the Camera/Recorder, wet a
soft cloth with tap water, wring it well, and use it to wipe the
Camera/Recorder body carefully. Then, wipe it again
thoroughly with a soft dry cloth.
After use, be sure to take the Cassette out and detach
the Battery from the Camera/Recorder or pull out the AC
Cable from AC Jack.
≥If the Cassette is left in the Camera/Recorder, the tape
sags and deteriorates.
≥If you leave the Battery attached to the Camera/Recorder
for a long time, the voltage drops excessively, and the
Battery will not function even after it is recharged.
Keep the Camera/Recorder away from magnetically
charged equipment (such as a Microwave oven, TV,
game equipment, etc.)
≥If you use the Camera/Recorder near a TV, images or
sounds may be disturbed due to electromagnetic wave
radiation.
≥Strong magnetic fields created by speakers or large motors
may damage previous recording on the tape, or images
may be distorted.
≥Electromagnetic wave radiation generated by a
microprocessor may adversely affect the Camera/
Recorder, causing the disturbance of images and sounds.
≥If the Camera/Recorder is affected by magnetically
charged equipment and does not function properly, turn off
the Camera/Recorder power and detach the Battery or AC
Adaptor and then connect the Battery or AC Adaptor again.
Thereafter, turn on the Camera/Recorder power.
ªAbout the AC Adaptor
≥If the temperature of the Battery is extremely high or
extremely low, the [CHARGE] Lamp may continue flashing,
and the Battery may not charge. After the temperature of
the Battery has decreased or increased sufficiently,
charging starts automatically. If the [CHARGE] Lamp
continues to flash even after the Battery temperature has
decreased or increased sufficiently, the Battery or AC
Adaptor may be faulty. In this case, please contact your
dealer.
≥If the Battery is warm, charging takes a longer time than
normal.
≥If you use the AC Adaptor near a radio, radio reception
may be disturbed. Keep the AC Adaptor 1 meter or more
away from radio.
≥When the AC Adaptor is in use, it may generate whirring
sounds. However, this is normal.
≥After use, be sure to pull out the AC Cable from the AC
Jack. (If they are left connected, a samll amount of
electricity is consumed.)
≥Always, keep the electrodes of the AC Adaptor and Battery
clean.
Do not use your Camera/Recorder near radio
transmitters or high-voltage lines.
≥If you record pictures near radio transmitters or high-
voltage lines, recorded images or sounds may be
adversely affected.
Do not use this Camera/Recorder for surveillance
purpose or other business use.
≥If you use the Camera/Recorder for a long time, the
internal temperature increases and, consequently, this may
cause malfunction.
≥This Camera/Recorder is not intended for industrial use.
When you use your Camera/Recorder on a beach or
similar place, do not let sand or fine dust get into the
Camera/Recorder.
≥Sand or dust may damage the Camera/Recorder or
Cassette. (Care should be taken when inserting and
ejecting the Cassette.)
Do not spray insecticides or volatile chemicals onto the
Camera/Recorder.
≥If the Camera/Recorder is sprayed with such chemicals,
the Camera/Recorder body may deform and the surface
finish may peel off.
≥Do not keep rubber or plastic product in contact with the
Camera/Recorder for a long period of time.
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Notes:
ªCondensation
≥Do not rewind every time you use the Head Cleaner.
Rewind only when the tape reaches the end, and then use
it again from the beginning in the same manner as before.
≥If the heads become dirty soon after cleaning, the tape may
be damaged. In this case, immediately stop using that
Cassette.
≥Do not clean the heads excessively. (Excessive cleaning
may cause excessive wear of the heads. If the heads are
worn, images cannot be played back even after the heads
are cleaned.)
≥If the dirty heads cannot be cleaned with the head cleaner,
the Camera/Recorder needs to be cleaned at a service
center. Please consult a distributor.
≥Video head cleaners can be purchased from service
centers.
If excessive moisture condenses in the unit, [DEW
DETECTED] Indication will flash, and the Camera/Recorder
will automatically turn off after about 1 minute.
If this happens, follow the steps below:
1
Take out the Cassette.
≥None of the other functions operate. Depending on the
amount of condensation, removing the Cassette may
even become difficult. If this happens, wait for 2 to 3
hours before taking the Cassette out.
2
3
Open the Cassette Compartment and wait for 2
to 3 hours.
≥The number of hours to wait depends on the amount of
condensation and ambient temperature.
2 to 3 hours later, turn on the Camera/Recorder
and check to see if the [DEW DETECTED]
Indication is displayed.
≥Even if the [DEW DETECTED] Indication is not
displayed, as a precaution, please wait for another
hour before using the Camera/Recorder.
≥Head cleaning due to dirty heads is not considered a
malfunction of the product. It is not covered by the
warranty.
Periodical Check-up
To maintain the highest image quality, we recommend
replacement of worn parts, such as heads, etc., after
approximately 1000 hours of use. (This, however, depends
on operating conditions, such as temperature, humidity,
dust, etc.)
Watch for Condensation Even Before the [DEW
DETECTED] Indication Is Displayed.
≥Because condensation takes place gradually, the [DEW
DETECTED] Indication may not be displayed during the
first 10 to 15 minutes of condensation formation inside the
Camera/Recorder.
≥In extremely cold places, condensation may freeze and
form frost. In this case, the frost melts first, thus forming
condensation, and then it takes another 2 to 3 hours to
eliminate the condensation.
ªOptimal Use of the Battery
Battery Characteristics
This Battery is a rechargeable lithium ion battery. Its ability to
generate power is based upon the chemical reaction that
takes place inside it. This reaction is susceptible to the
surrounding temperature and humidity, and, if the
temperature is too high or too low, the operating time of the
Battery becomes shorter. If the Battery is used in an
extremely cold environment, the Battery may operate only
for about 5 minutes. If the Battery becomes extremely hot, a
protective function may operate, and the Battery may
become unusable for a while.
When the Lens Is Fogged:
Set the [OFF/ON/MODE] Switch to [OFF] and leave the
Camera/Recorder in this condition for about 1 hour. When
the lens temperature becomes close to the ambient
temperature, the fog disappears naturally.
ªDigital Video Head Cleaner
If the heads (the parts that make contact with tape) are dirty,
mosaic-like noise patterns may appear on the playback
image, or the screen as a whole becomes black. If the heads
are extremely dirty, recording performance deteriorates, and,
in the worst case, the Camera/Recorder cannot record at all.
Be Sure to Detach the Battery After Use
Be sure to detach the Battery from the Camera/Recorder. (If
it is left attached to the Camera/Recorder, a minute amount
of current is consumed even when the Camera/Recorder
power is off.) If the Battery is left attached to the Camera/
Recorder for a long time, over-discharge takes place. The
Battery may become unusable even after it is charged.
Causes of Digital Video Heads
≥Large quantity of dust in the air
≥High-temperature and high-humidity environment
≥Damaged tape
Disposing of an unusable Battery
≥The Battery has a limited life.
≥Long operating hours
≥Do not throw the Battery into fire because it may cause an
explosion.
Using Mini-DV Format Digital Video Head Cleaner
1
Insert the Head Cleaner into the Camera/
Recorder in the same manner as a Video
Cassette.
Always Keep the Terminals of the Battery Clean
Prevent the terminals from getting clogged with dirt, dust, or
other substances.
If you drop the Battery accidentally, check to see if the
Battery body and terminals are damaged.
2
3
Press the [1] Button, and 20 seconds later,
press the [∫] Button. (Do not rewind the tape.)
Take out the head cleaner. Insert a Video
Cassette and start recording. Then, play the
tape back to check the recorded image.
If the image is not still clear, repeat Steps 1 to
3. (Do not use the Head Cleaner for 3 times or
more consecutively.)
Attaching a deformed Battery to the Camera/Recorder or AC
Adaptor may damage the Camera/Recorder or AC Adaptor.
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ªCautions for Storage
ªLCD Monitor/Viewfinder/Lens Hood
Before storing the Camera/Recorder, take the Cassette
out and detach the Battery.
LCD Monitor
≥
In a place with drastic temperature changes, condensation may
take place on the LCD Monitor. Wipe it with soft, dry cloth.
Store all the components in a dry place with a relatively
stable temperature.
≥If your Camera/Recorder is extremely cold when you turn its
power on, the image on the LCD Monitor is slightly darker
than usual at first. However, as the internal temperature
increases, it goes back to the normal brightness.
≥
Recommended Temperature: 59
o
F to 77
o
F (15
o
C to 25 oC)
Recommended Humidity: 40% to 60%
Camera/Recorder
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≥Wrap it with a soft cloth to prevent dust from getting into the
Camera/Recorder.
≥Do not leave the Camera/Recorder in places that expose it
to high temperature.
Extremely high precision technology is employed to produce
the LCD Monitor screen featuring a total of approximately
200,000 pixels. The result is more than 99.99% effective
pixels with a mere 0.01% of the pixels inactive or always lit.
However, this is not a malfunction and does not affect the
recorded picture.
Battery
≥Extremely high temperatures or low temperatures will
shorten the life of the Battery.
≥If the Battery is kept in smoky or dusty places, the terminals
may rust and cause malfunctions.
≥Do not allow the Battery terminals to come in contact with
metal objects (such as necklaces, hairpins, etc.). This can
result in a short circuit or heat generation and, if you touch
the Battery in this condition, you may be badly burned.
≥Store the Battery in a completely discharged state. To store
the Battery for a long period of time, we recommend you
charge it once every year and store it again after you
completely use up the charged capacity.
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Viewfinder
≥Do not direct the Viewfinder or Lens to the sun. Internal
components may be seriously damaged.
≥When the Camera/Recorder is used with a large capacity
Battery attached to it, it is not practical to look in the
Viewfinder from behind the Battery. In this case, lift up the
Viewfinder to an easy-to-see angle.
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Extremely high precision technology is employed to produce
the Viewfinder screen featuring a total of approximately
113,000 pixels. The result is more than 99.99% active pixels
with a mere 0.01% of the pixels inactive or always lit.
However, this is not a malfunction and does not affect the
recorded picture.
Cassette
≥Before storing it, rewind the tape to the beginning. If the
Cassette is left for more than 6 months with the tape
stopped midway, the tape sags (although it depends on the
storage condition). Be sure to rewind to the beginning.
≥Store the Cassette in its case. Dust, direct sunlight
(ultraviolet rays), or humidity may damage the tape. Dust
contains hard mineral particles, and dusty Cassettes
damage the heads of the Camera/Recorder and other
components. Develop a habit of returning the Cassette
back to its case.
≥Once every half year, wind the tape to the end and then
rewind it to the beginning. If the Cassette is left for 1 year or
longer without winding or rewinding, temperature and
humidity changes may cause the Cassette to deform due
to swelling, shrinking, and so forth. The wound tape may
stick to itself.
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ªMC Protector/ND Filter
When attaching the supplied ND Filter or Wide conversion
Lens, be sure to first remove the MC Protector (l 8) by
turning it counterclockwise.
≥If you attach both the filter and the Wide Conversion Lens,
the four corners of the picture may become dark (vignetting
effect).
MC Protector
≥Since this filter neither affects the colors nor the amount of
light, it can always be left attached to protect the Movie
Camera’s lens.
≥It reduces invisible ultraviolet rays and prevents the picture
from becoming bluish.
ND Filter (ND-8) (l 6)
≥This filter reduces the amount of light to approximately
1/8th but does not affect the colors.
≥The depth of field is slightly reduced.
≥White balance adjustment is possible even with the ND
Filter attached. However, when using the ND Filter and
recording with Auto White Balance, the white balance
adjustment may not be precise. Therefore, we recommend
that you use the Manual White Balance Mode when
recording with the ND Filter attached.
≥Do not place a Cassette near highly magnetic substances
or equipment.
≥The surface of tape is covered with extremely minute
magnetic particles, upon which signals are recorded.
Magnetic necklaces, toys, etc., have magnetic force that is
stronger than you may expect, and they may erase the
contents of a recording or may cause noise in images and
sounds.
≥
When you record with the ND Filter attached and zoom to
the extreme wide-angle setting, the four corners of the
picture may become dark (vignetting effect).
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Auto White Balance Adjustment
Explanation of Terms
This Camera/Recorder stores settings that are optimal for
several kinds of general light sources. The Camera/Recorder
determines the hue of light that it receives through the lens
and White Balance Sensor, thereby judging the recording
condition, and selects the closest hue setting. This function
is called Auto White Balance Adjustment.
However, since white balance settings for only certain kinds
of light sources are stored, the Auto White Balance Function
does not operate properly when recording occurs under light
that is out of the range of the setting values.
ªDigital Video System
In a digital video system, images and sounds are converted
into digital signals and recorded on a tape. This complete
digital recording is capable of recording and playback with
minimal image and sound deterioration.
In addition, it automatically records data, such as Time Code
and date/time, as digital signals.
Compatibility with S-VHS or VHS Cassettes
Because this Camera/Recorder employs a digital system for
recording image and sound data, it is not compatible with
conventional S-VHS or VHS video equipment that employs
an analogue recording system.
The size and shape of the Cassette are also different.
Compatibility with Output Signals
Because AV signal output from the AV signal output jack is
analogue (the same as conventional video systems), this
Camera/Recorder can be connected with S-VHS or VHS
video or a TV for playback.
ªTime Code
Time Code signals are data that indicate time measured in
hours, minutes, seconds, and frames (30 frames per
second). If this data is included in a recording, an address is
assigned to each image on the tape.
≥The Time Code is automatically recorded as a part of the
sub-code at each recording.
≥When a new (previously unrecorded) Cassette is inserted,
the Time Code automatically starts from zero. If a recorded
Cassette is inserted, the Time Code picks up from the point
where the last scene was recorded. (In this case, when the
Cassette is inserted, the zero display [0h00m00s00f] may
appear, but the Time Code starts from the previous value.)
≥The Time Code cannot be reset to zero.
≥Unless the Time Code is continuously recorded from the
beginning of a tape, accurate editing may not be possible.
To ensure that the Time Code will be recorded with no
breaks, we recommend the use of the Camera Search
Function (l 20) or the Blank Search Function (l 29)
before recording a new scene.
ªFocus
Auto Focus Adjustment
The Auto Focus System automatically moves the internal
focusing lens forward or backward and adjusts the focus so
that the subject can be seen clearly.
However, the Auto Focus System does not function properly
under the following recording conditions.
Please use the Manual Focus Mode instead.
1) Recording a subject whose one end is located closer
to the Camera/Recorder and the other end farther
away from it.
≥Because Auto Focus makes adjustments at the center
of an image, it may be impossible to focus on a subject
that is located in both foreground and background.
2) Recording a subject behind dirty or dusty glass.
≥Because the focus is on the dirty glass, the subject
behind the glass will not be focused.
3) Recording a subject in dark surroundings.
≥Because the light information that comes through the
lens decreases considerably, the Camera/Recorder
cannot focus correctly.
4) Recording a subject that is surrounded by objects
with glossy surfaces or by highly reflective objects.
≥Because the Camera/Recorder focuses on the objects
with glossy surfaces or on highly reflective objects, the
recording subject may become blurry.
ªMemory Stop Function
The Memory Stop Function is useful for the following
operations.
Rewinding or fast-forwarding a tape to a desired
position
1
Set [C.DISPLAY] on the [DISPLAY SETUP]
Sub-Menu to [MEMORY].
2
Reset the Tape Counter to zero at the tape
position you will want to play it back from
later. (l 10, 16)
3
4
Start playback or recording.
When playback or recording is over: slide the
[OFF/ON/MODE] Switch from on to put the
Camera/Recorder in the VCR Mode.
≥The [VCR] Lamp lights up.
5) Recording a fast-moving subject.
≥Because the focus lens inside moves mechanically, it
cannot keep up with the fast-moving subject.
6) Recording a subject with little contrast.
≥Because the Camera/Recorder achieves focus based
upon the vertical lines of an image, a subject with little
contrast, such as a white wall, may become blurry.
5
Rewind the tape.
≥The tape automatically stops approximately at the
position where the counter was set to zero.
Stopping editing automatically during audio dubbing
1
2
3
4
Set [C.DISPLAY] on the [DISPLAY SETUP]
Sub-Menu to [MEMORY].
Reset the Tape Counter to zero at the position
where you want to stop editing.
Play back the still pictures where you want to
start audio dubbing.
Start audio dubbing. (l 33)
ªWhite Balance Adjustment
Depending on the type of light source, the colors recorded by
the Camera/Recorder may be affected. In some cases,
images may be recorded with bluish or reddish hue. To
minimize the effect of light on the subject’s color, what is
called White Balance Adjustment becomes necessary.
White Balance Adjustment
≥Audio dubbing automatically stops at the position
where the counter was set to zero.
White Balance Adjustment recognizes the color of light and
makes adjustment so that the white color will become pure
white.
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Card Memory Functions
Recording Media:
Image Compression:
Specifications
SD Memory Card, MultiMediaCard
JPEG
Digital Camera/Recorder
Information for your safety
AC Adaptor
Information for your safety
Power Source:
Power Consumption:
DC 7.8/7.2 V
Recording
7.0 W
Power Source:
Power Consumption:
DC Output:
AC 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz
18 W
DC 7.8 V, 1.4 A
(Camera/Recorder Operation)
DC 8.4 V, 1.2 A (Battery Charging)
Recording Format:
Mini DV (Consumer-use Digital Video
SD Format)
6.35 mm digital video tape
SP: 80 min.; LP: 120 min. (with
DVM80)
Tape Used:
Recording/Playback Time:
Dimensions:
Weight:
2-3/4 (W) k 1-3/4 (H)k 4-9/16 (D) inch
70 (W) k 45 (H) k 116 (D) mm
0.363lbs. (0.165 kg)
Video
Recording System:
Television System:
Digital Component
EIA Standard: 525 lines 60 Fields
NTSC color signal
Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.
Designs and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Audio
Recording System:
PCM Digital Recording
16 bit (48 kHz/2track),
12 bit (32 kHz/4track)
1/6-inch 3 CCD Image Sensor
Auto Iris, F1.6, Focal Length;
2.85-28.5 mm,
Image Sensor:
Lens:
Macro (Full Range AF)
37 mm
10:1 Power Zoom
Filter Diameter:
Zoom:
Monitor:
3.5-inch Polycrystalline Silicon Active
Matrix TFT LCD
Finder:
Microphone:
Color Electronic Viewfinder
Stereo
Speaker:
Standard Illumination:
Minimum Required Illumination:
1 round speaker 20 mm
1,400 lx
15 lx
1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohm
Video Output Level:
S-Video Output Level:
Y Output: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohm
C Output: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 ohm
316 mV, 600 ohm
Audio Output Level:
Video Input Level:
S-Video Input Level:
1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohm
Y Input: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohm
C Input: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 ohm
316 mV, 10 kohm or more
Mic sensitivity -50 dB
(0 dB = 1 V/Pa, 1 kHz)
(Stereo mini jack)
Audio Input Level (Line):
Mic Input:
Digital Interface:
Dimensions:
DV Input/Output Terminal
(i.LINK, 4-pin)
3-5/8(W)k 2-7/8 (H)k 7-5/8 (D) inch
72 (W)k 90 (H)k 195 (D) mm
1.48lbs. (0.67 kg)
Weight:
(without Battery and DV cassette)
Operating Temperature:
Operating Humidity:
32 oF -104 oF (0 oC-40 oC)
10%-80%
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Camera/Recorder Accessory System
Description
Accessory#
Figure
AC Adaptor with AC Cable
and DC Cable
AG-B15P
*CGR-D08A/1B
(Replaces
*CGR-D120A/1B)
800mAh/Rechargeable
Lithium Ion Battery Pack
*CGR-D16A/1B
(Replaces
*CGR-D220A/1B)
1600mAh/Rechargeable
Lithium Ion Battery Pack
2800mAh/Rechargeable
Lithium Ion Battery Pack
*CGP-D28A/1B
*CGR-D53A/1K
(Replaces
*CGR-D815A/1B)
5300mAh/Rechargeable
Lithium Ion Battery Pack
USB Reader/Writer for
SD Memory Card
(compatible with
BN-SDCAPU/1B
MultiMediaCard)
SD PCMCIA Adaptor
(compatible with
MultiMediaCard)
BN-SDABPU/1B
RP-SD008
8MB SD Memory Card
16MB SD Memory Card
32MB SD Memory Card
64MB SD Memory Card
RP-SD016
RP-SD032
RP-SD064
*Please refer to page 12, for information regarding the battery charging time and available recording time.
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Before Requesting Service
If you are experiencing a problem with your Digital Camera/Recorder, it may be something you can correct yourself. Check the
list below for Problems and Solutions.
Problems
Solutions
The Camera/Recorder power cannot be turned on.
Is the power source connected correctly?
The Camera/Recorder power is turned off automatically.
If you leave the Camera/Recorder in Recording Pause Mode
for more than 5 minutes, the power is turned off automatically
to protect the tape and to save the Battery power.
The Camera/Recorder power does not stay on long
enough.
Is the Battery low? Charge the Battery or attach a fully
charged Battery.
Something is wrong with the Camera/Recorder’s
operation. The Camera/Recorder is turned on but no
functions operate.
Press the [RESET] Button on the Camera/Recorder with a
pointed object. If this does not solve the problem, first
disconnect the power supply and wait for a minute or so, and
then reconnect the power supply to turn the power back on.
(If the above operation is performed when the [ACCESS]
Lamp of the Card Slot is lighting, the data of the Card may be
damaged.)
Battery runs down quickly.
≥Is the Battery fully charged? Charge it with the AC Adaptor.
≥Are you using the Battery in an extremely cold place? In
cold places, the operating time of the Battery becomes
shorter.
≥Has the Battery worn out? If the operating time is still too
short even after the Battery is fully charged, the Battery has
worn out.
The Battery cannot be charged.
If the DC Cable is connected to the AC Adaptor, charging
cannot be performed. Disconnect the DC Cable.
Recording does not start although power is supplied to
the Camera/Recorder and the Cassette is correctly
inserted.
≥Is the accidental erasure protection slider on the Cassette
open? If it is open (set to [SAVE]), recording cannot be
performed.
≥Is the tape wound to the end? Insert a new Cassette.
≥Is the Camera/Recorder power turned on?
≥Is the [CAMERA] Lamp on? If the [CAMERA] Lamp is not
on, no recording function can be operated.
≥Has condensation occurred? Wait until the [DEW
DETECTED] Indication disappears.
Audio dubbing cannot be performed.
≥Is the accidental erasure prevention slider on the Cassette
open? If it is open (set to [SAVE]), recording cannot be
performed.
≥Are you attempting to edit a tape portion that was recorded
in LP Mode? LP Mode does not allow audio dubbing to
operate.
The Time Code becomes inaccurate.
The Time Code Indication counter may not be constant in the
reverse direction in Slow Motion Playback Mode, but this is
not a malfunction.
The Remaining Tape Time Indication disappears.
When you record still pictures in Photoshot Mode, the
Remaining Tape Time Indication may disappear temporarily.
However, it reappears when the Camera/Recorder is set
back to Normal Recording Mode.
The Remaining Tape Time Indication does not match the
actual remaining tape time.
≥If scenes of less than 15 seconds are continuously
recorded, the remaining tape time cannot be displayed
correctly.
≥In some cases, the Remaining Tape Time Indication may
show remaining tape time that is 2 to 3 minutes shorter
than the actual remaining tape time.
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If you are experiencing a problem with your Digital Camera/Recorder, it may be something you can correct yourself. Check the
list below for Problems and Solutions.
Problems
Solutions
Images cannot be played back even when the [1] Button
is pressed.
Is the [VCR] Lamp on? If the [VCR] Lamp is not on, the
playback function cannot be used.
Mosaic-like noise patterns appear on images during
Cue, Review or Slow Motion Playback.
This phenomenon is characteristic of digital video systems. It
is not a malfunction.
Although the Camera/Recorder is correctly connected to
a TV, playback images cannot be seen.
Have you selected Video Input on the TV? Please read the
operating instructions of your TV and select the channel that
matches the input jacks used for the connection.
Playback image is not clear.
Are the heads of the Camera/Recorder dirty? If the heads
are dirty, playback image cannot be clear.
No sound is played back from the built-in speaker or
headphones of the Camera/Recorder.
Is the volume too low? During playback, continue pressing
the [PUSH] Dial until the [VOLUME] Indication appears.
Then, rotate the [PUSH] Dial to adjust the volume.
Different sounds are reproduced at the same time.
[AUDIO] on the [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu of the
[VCR FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu has been set to [MIX]. As a
result, the original sound and sound that was recorded by
audio dubbing are played back together. It is possible to
reproduce the sounds separately.
The original sound was erased when audio dubbing was
performed.
If you perform audio dubbing on a recording done in [16bit]
Mode, the original sound will be erased. If you want to
preserve the original sound, be sure to select [12bit] Mode at
the time of recording.
Sounds cannot be played back.
≥Although a Cassette with no audio dubbing is being played,
is [AUDIO] on the [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu of
the [VCR FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu set to [ST2]? To play
back a Cassette with no audio dubbing, [AUDIO] must be
set to [ST1].
≥Is the Variable Speed Search Function working? Press the
[1] Button to cancel the Variable Speed Search Function.
The recorded picture on the Memory Card is not clear.
Card Photoshot playback pictures do not look normal.
Even if a Card is formatted, it cannot be used.
Do you have [REC MODE] on the [CARD SETUP] Sub-Menu
set to [ECONOMY]? If recording is done with it set to
[ECONOMY], a detailed image may show a mosaic pattern.
Set the [REC MODE] to [NORMAL] or [FINE]. (l 34)
There is a possibility that the images are damaged.
To prevent the loss of image data, we recommend that you
back images up on a Cassette or personal computer.
(l 36)
There is a possibility of damage to either the Camera/
Recorder or the Card. Please contact Panasonic Call Center.
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Index
Negative Mode ............................................................26, 31
O
A
Optical Image Stabilizer ....................................................22
AC Adaptor....................................................................... 12
AE Lock Function ............................................................. 24
Audio Dubbing.................................................................. 33
Auto Focus ....................................................................... 52
Auto White Balance Adjustment ....................................... 52
P
PhotoShot .........................................................................21
Picture Search Mode ........................................................36
Picture-in-Picture Mode ....................................................27
Playback Digital Effect Functions ...............................31, 32
Playback Zoom .................................................................31
Portrait Mode .................................................................... 23
Program AE ......................................................................23
Progressive Photoshot ......................................................21
B
Backlight Compensation ................................................... 23
Black&White Mode ..................................................... 26, 31
Blank Search .................................................................... 29
R
C
Recording Check ..............................................................20
Recording Pause Mode ....................................................20
Recording Speed ..............................................................19
Remote Controller .......................................................10, 11
Repeat Playback ...............................................................28
Review Playback ..............................................................28
Camera Data .................................................................... 17
Camera Search ................................................................ 20
Card Photoshot ................................................................ 34
Card Playback .................................................................. 35
Charging the Battery ........................................................ 12
Color Temperature ........................................................... 25
Condensation ................................................................... 50
Continuous Photoshot ...................................................... 21
Cue Playback ................................................................... 28
S
SD Memory Card ........................................................34, 40
Self-Recording ..................................................................20
Sepia Mode .................................................................26, 31
Shutter Speed ...................................................................24
Slide Playback ..................................................................35
Slow Motion Playback .......................................................29
Solarization Mode .......................................................26, 31
Sound Volume ..................................................................28
SP/LP Mode ......................................................................19
Sports Mode .....................................................................23
Spotlight Mode ..................................................................23
Still Advance Playback .....................................................29
Strobe Mode ...............................................................26, 31
Sub-Code ..........................................................................52
Surf & Snow Mode ............................................................23
Swing Mode ................................................................27, 32
D
Date/Time Indication ........................................................ 45
Date/Time Setting ............................................................. 19
Digital Effect ................................................... 26, 27, 31, 32
Digital Still Picture ............................................................ 21
Digital Zoom ..................................................................... 22
DPOF Setting ................................................................... 39
Dubbing ...................................................................... 41, 42
E
Erasure Prevention Slider ................................................ 13
F
F Number ......................................................................... 24
Fade ................................................................................. 22
File Lock Setting ............................................................... 38
Folder Structure ................................................................ 40
Formatting ........................................................................ 39
Frame Mode ..................................................................... 21
T
Time Code ........................................................................52
Title ...................................................................................37
Trailing Effect Mode ....................................................26, 31
V
G
Variable Speed Search .....................................................28
Video Head Clogging ........................................................50
Viewfinder .........................................................................14
Gain-up Mode................................................................... 26
I
Index Search .................................................................... 30
Iris ..................................................................................... 24
W
White Balance .............................................................25, 52
Wind Noise Reduction ......................................................16
Wipe Mode ..................................................................26, 31
J
Jog Playback .................................................................... 29
L
Z
LCD Monitor ..................................................................... 14
Low Light Mode ................................................................ 23
Zoom ...........................................................................21, 22
M
Macro Close-up Function ................................................. 21
Manual Focus ................................................................... 23
Mega-Pixel Still-Picture Recording ................................... 34
Memory Card .................................................................... 34
Memory Stop Function ..................................................... 52
Menu Screen .................................................................... 15
Microphone ....................................................................... 48
Mirror Mode (Digital Effect) ........................................ 26, 31
Mix Mode .................................................................... 26, 31
Mosaic Mode .............................................................. 26, 31
Multi-Picture Mode ..................................................... 27, 32
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