Samsung VP-D352 manual Setting the Shutter Speed & Exposure, Press the Menu selector

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Advanced Recording

Setting the Shutter Speed & Exposure

✤ You can set Shutter Speed only in Camera mode.		✤
✤	The Exposure function works in both Camera and M.Cam modes.	✤
✤	Quick menu is used to access Camcorder functions by simply using the
	Menu selector.	✤

1. Set the Power switch to CAMERA. 3

2.Set the Mode switch to TAPE. (VP-D353(i)/D354(i)/D355(i) only)

3.Press the Menu selector.

■ Quick menu list will appear.

4.Move the Menu selector to the left or right to select Shutter or Exposure, then press the Menu selector.

5.Move the Menu selector to the left or right to select Manual, then press the Menu selector.

6.Move the Menu selector to the left or right to select desired

shutter speed or exposure, then press the Menu selector. 5

■Shutter speed can be set to 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000 or 1/10000.

■Exposure value can be set between 00 and 29.

7.To exit, press the MENU button.

■Selected settings are displayed on the screen.

		STBY		SP	0:00:10
						60min
DIS			Off
Program AE
White Balance						■
Shutter
Exposure
Manual Focus
	Exit
MENU
		STBY			0:00:10
				SP
						60min
DIS						■
Program AE
White Balance				…
Shutter			Manual			■
Exposure				†
Manual Focus						■
	Exit
MENU

Recommended Shutter Speeds when Recording

✤ Outdoor sports such as golf or tennis: 1/2000 or 1/4000		6
✤	Moving cars or trains or other rapidly moving vehicles
	such as roller coasters: 1/1000, 1/500 or 1/250
✤	Indoor sports such as basketball: 1/120

S. 1/50

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[ Notes ]

■ If you manually change the Shutter Speed and the Exposure value when	[29]	†
Program AE option is selected, manual changes are applied first.

■The image may not seem as smooth when a high Shutter Speed is set.

■The Camcorder returns to the auto shutter and auto exposure settings when you set the NITE PIX to ON, or change to the EASY.Q mode.

■When recording with a Shutter Speed of 1/1000 or higher, make sure the sun is not shining into the lens.

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