Light & Motion BLUEFIN HC7 manual Sort an item on the P-MENU

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Sort an item on the P-MENU

The instructions below will use the X. V. Color control as an example of how to sort an item on the P-MENU. X. V. COLOR is an emerging standard that expands the color range used during capture and display of moving images. The HDR-HC7 camcorder supports this standard. But, the position of the control that turns it on needs to be moved to allow use of the control with the Bluefin HC7. Take the following steps to move this control.

1, If you have not just done so, reset the P-MENU by following the instructions above. (You don’t always want to reset the P-MENU as part of sorting items but it makes this example easier to understand.)

2.Go to the last page of the P-MENU and press the P-MENU SET UP button.

3.Press the SORT button in the lower left position.

4.Press the up arrow button in the upper left corner of the touch screen.

5.Press the X. V. COLOR button (this selects the X. V. COLOR button as the one to be moved.

6.Press the up arrow button in the upper left corner twice. This moves the X. V. COLOR button from position 14 to position 12. (The button position numbers only show up while you are moving the buttons)

7.Press the OK button in the lower right corner.

8.Press the END button in the upper right corner.

The effect of this move is to put the X. V. Color button in the bottom right corner of the second P-MENU screen. Moving it up shifts all the items between its original position and its final position. So, it is a good idea to figure out what buttons you want where and then position them one at a time starting with the lowest button position numbers and working to the highest but- ton position numbers.

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Contents Bluefin HC7 Page Fault Free Warranty Optional Standard WarrantyWelcome Table of Contents Getting Started Camera Preparation Menu Setup See P-MENU Matrix on Reset the P-MENU to its factory conditionSort an item on the P-MENU Add an item to the P-MENU On HC7 P-Menu Menu MatrixMounting the Camera OperationLeft Smart Grip Controls Refer Fig Lights Photo Dis Far/+ Near AF/Off TeleWide Housing Left Side Refer Fig Right Smart Grip Controls Refer FigRec Toggles camcorder between record/standby ON/MODE Button Using the Bluefin in VTR Mode Lights Not used Photo Captures still image to Memory StickTele Stop Wide Slow Motion To Install Lens Lens Installation / RemovalRevert to original button configuration Reversing Smart Grip Button FunctionsBluefin Monitors Getting Started Bluefin Monitor Bulkhead InstallationCompact Monitor Operation Attaching the Remote or Compact MonitorPower On/Off with Remote Monitor Remote Monitor OperationRec Toggles between record and stand-by modes Diving Without a Monitor Attached Charging the Remote and Compact MonitorSunray Pro Light System Battery Pods Bluefin Light Systems Getting StartedDisplay Icons on Monitors Sunray-S Mini Elite Light System Sunray-S Mini Pro Light SystemCharging Batteries Installing BatteriesConnecting Lights to Battery Pods Mounting Battery PodsRemoving Batteries Light OperationRemove housing from the rinse tank and towel dry Pre-Dive ChecklistFirst Time Use After Diving CareReplacing Handle Batteries Housing StorageFollow these steps for proper O-ring function Ring Care & MaintenanceBluefin O-ring Replacement Kit 802-0096 includes Other MaintenanceSmart Grip O-ring and Battery Kit 802-0117 includes Clean the Connectors Pay special attention to the conditionContact Light and Motion Returning Products for CareBluefin Accessories Cannery Row Monterey, CA

BLUEFIN HC7 specifications

The Light & Motion BLUEFIN HC7 is an advanced underwater housing designed specifically for the HERO 7 camera, combining rugged durability with exceptional functionality. This housing is ideal for underwater filmmakers and photographers seeking to capture stunning high-definition content beneath the surface.

One of the standout features of the BLUEFIN HC7 is its robust construction, crafted from high-quality aluminum, which offers outstanding resistance to corrosion and wear. This makes it particularly suited for saltwater environments, ensuring longevity and reliability during extended underwater sessions. Furthermore, the housing is depth-rated to an impressive 60 meters, making it perfect for adventures involving deep dives or aquatic exploration.

The BLUEFIN HC7 integrates cutting-edge optical technology designed to maximize image quality. It employs a premium optical glass lens port that minimizes distortion and reflections. This allows users to achieve crisp and clear images, particularly in challenging underwater lighting conditions. Additionally, the housing supports the HERO 7’s advanced features, including 4K video resolution and HyperSmooth stabilization, enabling the capture of smooth, professional-grade footage.

Another key characteristic of the BLUEFIN HC7 is its user-friendly design. The housing includes easily accessible control buttons, allowing easy navigation through camera settings while underwater. This feature is particularly important for capturing spontaneous moments or adjusting settings on the fly without the need to remove the camera from the housing.

To further enhance versatility, the BLUEFIN HC7 offers multiple mounting options, accommodating a range of accessories such as lights and external microphones. This flexibility enables users to customize their setups based on specific shooting conditions or creative needs, helping to elevate the overall production quality of their underwater content.

Moreover, the BLUEFIN HC7 boasts an integrated buoyancy feature that allows the housing to float, reducing the risk of losing equipment in the water. This element is invaluable for maintaining peace of mind during underwater excursions.

Overall, the Light & Motion BLUEFIN HC7 embodies a harmonious blend of durability, functionality, and innovation, making it an excellent choice for any serious underwater videographer or photographer. With its extensive range of features and thoughtful design, it stands out as a leading solution in the realm of underwater imaging technology.