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Advanced Recording Operations
This function adjusts the exposure to the brightness of the point you want to focus on.
Use Flexible Spot Meter in the following cases:
– The subject is backlit.
– When there is strong contrast between the subject and background such as with a
subject that is on stage and lit by a spotlight.
The POWER switch should be set to or .
Operate by touching the panel.
(1) Press FN to display PAGE1.
(2) Press SPOT METER. The SPOT METER screen appears.
(3) Press the desired area in the frame.
The SPOT METER indicator flashes on the screen. The exposure is adjusted to
the brightness of the point you selected.
(4) Press
OK to return to PAGE1. The EXPOSURE setting changes to the
manual mode (p. 66).
To return to FN
Press EXIT.
To return to the automatic exposure
Press AUTO on the SPOT METER screen to return to PAGE1.
Note
The following functions do not work during Flexible Spot Meter:
– Back light function
– Color Slow Shutter
– Spot Focus
Using spot light-metering function
– Flexible Spot Meter
2
SPOT
METER
OK
AUTO
SPOT METER
- Video Camera 1
- Recorder 1
- Welcome! 2
- For customers in the U.S.A 3
- Main Features 4
- Table of Contents 6
- To eject the cassette 8
- (CHG)OFF 9
- “Memory Stick” 10
- (p. 120) 11
- (p. 144) 11
- Using this manual 12
- Precautions on camcorder care 13
- Installing the battery pack 15
- Charging the battery pack 16
- Charging time 17
- Recording time 18
- Playing time 18
- Getting Started 19
- Belt adjuster 22
- Strap ring 22
- Hand pad 22
- To return to FN (Function) 24
- Step 4 Using the touch panel 25
- Recording a picture 28
- (2) Close the LCD panel 31
- (3) Eject the cassette 31
- (4) Remove the power source 31
- Shooting with the mirror mode 32
- Adjusting the viewfinder 34
- Using the zoom feature 35
- (2) Press BACK LIGHT 36
- NIGHTSHOT 37
- Checking recordings 40
- Edit search 41
- Rec Review 41
- Playing back a tape 42
- Various playback modes 45
- Viewing a recording on TV 47
- During tape recording standby 49
- During tape recording 50
- (2) Press MENU 53
- (3) Select WHT BAL in 53
- , then press EXEC (p. 192) 53
- Using the wide mode 55
- Using the fader function 57
- (3) Select P EFFECT in 60
- Advanced Recording Operations 61
- LUMI., TRAIL 62
- To cancel digital effect 63
- Shutter speed 63
- Using PROGRAM AE 64
- EXPOSURE 66
- – Flexible Spot Meter 67
- Focusing manually 68
- To return to the autofocus 70
- Interval Recording 71
- Frame by frame recording 73
- – Frame recording 73
- Using the viewfinder 74
- To cancel picture effect 76
- – Tape PB ZOOM 78
- Advanced Playback Operations 79
- Quickly locating a scene 80
- – Zero set memory 80
- – Title search 81
- – Date search 82
- To cancel searching 83
- Dubbing a tape 84
- Dubbing only desired scenes 87
- Remote sensor 89
- Infrared rays emitter 89
- (10) Press RET. to execute 93
- Operation 1: Making a Program 94
- To finish making programs 95
- To erase all programs 95
- Connecting a VCR or TV 97
- Selecting a video jack 98
- To finish dubbing 99
- Inserting a scene from a VCR 100
- – Insert editing 100
- ZERO SET 101
- Audio dubbing 102
- Cassette Memory 106
- Erasing a title 108
- Making your own titles 109
- To return to FN 110
- To cancel erasing 111
- Notes on the “Memory Stick” 113
- Inserting the “Memory Stick” 115
- Removing the “Memory Stick” 115
- Selecting still image quality 116
- 1152 640 117
- Still images 119
- Moving pictures 119
- 12 120
- – Memory photo recording 121
- Recording images continuously 122
- “Memory Stick 127
- ” Operations 127
- – MEMORY MIX 129
- Interval Photo Recording 132
- – MPEG MOVIE recording 134
- Self-timer recording 135
- Recording moving pictures 136
- 0:15:42:43 137
- Making the program 139
- To stop dubbing 140
- Changing the recording folder 142
- Viewing a still image 144
- – Memory photo playback 144
- 1 B mark 146
- Viewing a moving picture 147
- – MPEG MOVIE playback 147
- 00MOV00001 148
- 12:05:56 AM 149
- JUL 4 2003 149
- Choosing a playback folder 150
- 101– 0001 151
- – Memory PB ZOOM 152
- – Slide show 153
- Preventing accidental erasure 154
- – Image protection 154
- Deleting images – DELETE 155
- Deleting all the images 157
- To erase the print marks 158
- To change still images 159
- – Introduction 160
- (2) Click 161
- in step 10 on page 174 161
- Notes on using your computer 162
- (For Windows users) 163
- Installing the USB driver 164
- Installing Image Transfer 166
- Installing ImageMixer 167
- (10) Click 174
- (11) Connect the 174
- Capturing still images 175
- Capturing moving pictures 176
- To close “ImageMixer” 176
- Playing back Video CDs 179
- (For Macintosh users) 184
- Viewing images 186
- – Signal convert function 188
- To cancel creating a DVD 190
- Changing the menu settings 191
- During recording 201
- During playback 203
- During recording and playback 204
- Troubleshooting 205
- Self-diagnosis display 209
- Warning indicators 210
- Warning messages 211
- Usable cassettes 213
- Copyright signal 214
- Audio mode 214
- Notes on the cassette 215
- How to store the battery pack 217
- Battery life 217
- Disposal of the battery pack 217
- About i.LINK 218
- Using your camcorder abroad 220
- Moisture condensation 221
- [a] [b] [c] 222
- Additional Information 223
- Precautions 224
- Camcorder care 225
- AC Adaptor 225
- Rechargeable battery pack 226
- Specifications 227
- Camcorder 229
- Quick Reference 231
- Remote Commander 234
- LCD screen and Viewfinder 236
- Printed in Japan 240
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