Sharp VL-NZ50U Attaching the Lens Hood, Attaching the Wrist Strap, Using the Lens Cap

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Changing to the 24-hour Time Mode

1 After performing step 8 above, press l or m to select “12H/24H”, then press the SET button.

C L O C K S E T

 

D I S P L A Y

 

S E T T I N G

 

1 2 H / 2 4 H

1 2 H

R E T U R N

2 4 H

2 Press l or m to select “24H”, then press the SET button.

1 2 H 2 4 H

2 4 H

3 Press the MENU button to turn off the menu screen.

Notes:

The date and time, once set, are internally recorded even when not displayed on the screen.

The menu screen automatically turns off if no settings are made within five minutes.

Attaching the Lens

Hood

When recording outdoors on a sunny day or in a location with bright lighting, attach the supplied lens hood to the camcorder. Turn the lens hood in the direction of the arrow to attach it.

To remove it, turn it in the opposite direction.

Notes:

The lens cap can still be attached on top of the lens hood.

Filters and other accessories cannot be attached on the top of the lens hood.

Attaching the Wrist

Strap

Attach the wrist strap to the wrist strap loop as shown below.

Wrist strap loop Preparation

Caution:

• Do not swing the camcorder by the strap.

Using the Lens Cap

Attach the strap to the lens cap as shown below.

Attach the strap of the lens cap to the wrist strap as shown below.

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Contents VL-NZ50U Thank you for purchasing this camcorder from Sharp Important Information for Consumers in the U.SSharp Camcorder Specifications are subject to change without noticeIii Important SafeguardsPage Charging the Battery Pack Attaching the Battery PackInserting a Cassette Tips on Recording PositionsHolding the camcorder Quick Operation Guide Volume ControlEasy Camera Recording PlaybackViii PrecautionsSupplied Accessories Optional Accessories Contents Xii Useful Features Advanced Features AppendixPart Names Operation ReferencesRear view Battery mounting surface Operation ReferencesWrist strap loop Camera mode VCR modeOn-screen Display Index Menu button On-screen indicators on/offExample screens shown are for Camera mode Operation References Manual screensAS S E T T E Removing Attaching and Removing the Battery PackPreparation AttachingBattery Extending battery pack lifePreparation Powering the Camcorder from an AC OutletInserting and Removing a Cassette InsertingPerform above, then take out the cassette Installing Installing the Lithium BatterySetting Changing Selecting the Language for the On-screen DisplayPress the Menu button to turn off the menu screen 0 0 AM Setting the Date and TimeAttaching the Wrist Strap Using the Lens CapChanging to the 24-hour Time Mode Attaching the Lens HoodTips on Recording Positions To pause recording Easy Camera Recording in Full Auto ModeTo turn the power off Basic OperationsZooming Zooming Auto FocusMacro Shots Basic Operations Camera RecordingRemaining Recording Time Display Remaining Battery Power DisplayTo stop playback Volume ControlVideo Search Still Searching for a Scene Near the Current Tape PositionSearching for a Scene Far from the Current Tape Position Allow a larger audience to enjoy playback Watching Playback on aBasic Operations Playback You can connect the camcorder to a TV toPress the Menu button Useful FeaturesUsing the Menu Screens To turn off the menu screenSelecting the recording guide Displaying Recording GuideTypes Turning on the recording guidePress lor mto select 40 or 300, then press the SET button Setting the Digital ZoomTo use optical zoom only Select OFF in aboveTo obtain a brighter picture Useful features Camera RecordingTo cancel Gamma Brightness Compen- sation Gamma Brightness CompensationTo cancel the gain-up function Press the GAMMA/BRIGHTER button again Eindicator appearsGain-up To use Fade Out only UsingTo cancel Fade mode Fade In and Fade OutA R C H Quick Return Edit SearchTo cancel the still image Still RecordingAttaching the Supplied Tripod Adapter To return to normal screen To cancel DIS functionWide Screen Digital Image Stabilization DISMore Information on Self Re- cording Self RecordingRecording in LP Long Play Recording Mode To return to SP modeSelect SP in above Select 12bit in above Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording ModeTo return to 12-bit audio recording mode Press l or m to select 16bit, then press the SET buttonOperating Using the Remote Control Not suppliedInstalling the Batteries ActivatingGamma Playback Useful Features PlaybackTo cancel Gamma Playback Displaying the Date and Time of RecordingPicture Effect Playback To cancel Picture Effect PlaybackAdvanced Features To return to Auto Focus modeManual Focus To return to Auto Exposure mode Manual ExposurePress the Manual button until the normal screen appears White Balance Lock Setting the Camcorder to Full Auto modeAdvanced Features Camera Recording To return to Auto White Balance modeDigital Picture Effects To cancel the digital picture effectScene Menu Program AE To cancel the scene settingTo turn off the time code Using the Time CodeDisplay format Displaying the time code on a TV during playbackTo stop editing Advanced Features PlaybackEditing Cutting Unwanted SequencesTo stop recording Editing with the DV Terminal IEEE1394To Record to Video Equipment To Record from Video Equip- mentAudio Recording Audio Dubbing FeatureNormal recording mode Audio Dubbing modePress the Menu button. The audio dubbing screen disappears To cancel audio dubbingAudio Dubbing To pause audio dubbingTo select V, then press the SET button Playback ModeSelecting the Audio Press l or m on the operation buttonAppendix Picture/Backlight AdjustmentsAdjusting the Backlight Adjusting the PictureTurning off Confirmation Sound AppendixPress l or m to select OFF, then press the SET button Lighting Use a wide-angle setting for fast-moving subjectsUseful Information Hints for Better ShootingDV and conventional video cassette tapes Appendix DV Technology Copyright ProtectionReplacing the Fluorescent Lamp Precautions when using a Mini DV cassetteMini DV Cassette AC AdapterStorage Appendix Battery PackThis camcorder uses a lithium-ion type battery pack ChargingDew Formation What is dew formation?Using a Cleaning Tape Commercially Available Appendix Dirty Video HeadsCauses of video head clogging AC Adapter Supplied Accessory Cleaning Using Your Camcorder AbroadDemonstration Mode Canceling Demo ModeWatching the Demonstration Symptom Possible cause Suggested solution Before Requesting ServiceVCR mode General Symptom Possible cause Suggested solution Specifications Service Information For the U.SCamcorder InformaciónimportanteparalosconsumidoresdelosEE.UU Guía de operación rápida en españolPuede deformar la Videocámara o hacer que ésta funcione mal PrecaucionesEnergía de baterías u otras fuentes Utilícelo solamente Con un carritoLa compañía eléctrica local. Para los Productos que van a ser utilizados conNotas acerca de la utilización de la pila de litio Colocación de la batería Carga de la batería Guía de operación rápidaInserción de un casete Sugerencias sobre las posiciones de grabaciónSujeción de la videocámara Guía de operación rápida Control de volumenGrabación fácil con la videocámara ReproducciónVisualizaciones en pantalla en español Modo CameraModo VCR Mode Camera Mode VCRAffichages sur écran en français Page 02P01-JKG Valid for warranty service in the U.S. only

VL-NZ50U specifications

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