Sharp VL-NZ50U operation manual Self Recording, More Information on Self Re- cording

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Useful Features Camera Recording

Self Recording

Rotate the LCD monitor 180° vertically so that the screen faces the other way and the subject can monitor the shot while you are recording.

If the camcorder is steadied, you can record yourself in the scene by watching yourself on the LCD monitor.

Cautions:

•Do not rotate the monitor section to the self recording position during recording or playback.

•For recording in Self Recording mode, be sure to rotate the monitor section, NOT the lens section. If you hold the camcorder upside down with the lens at the bottom, the subject will be recorded upside down.

Useful Features

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Set the Power switch to CAMERA.

Rotate the monitor section 180° vertically.

•A mirror image of the subject displays on the LCD monitor.

More Information on Self Re- cording

•The screen image automatically inverts when the monitor rotation is between 135° and 200°. When the monitor section is turned back to the normal position, the image returns to normal.

•You can play back images while the monitor is in the self recording position. Set the camcorder to VCR mode. The Operation button still retains its function as during normal playback, for example, m on the Operation button works as the Play button.

3 Press the REC START/STOP button to begin recording.

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Contents VL-NZ50U Important Information for Consumers in the U.S Thank you for purchasing this camcorder from SharpSpecifications are subject to change without notice Sharp CamcorderImportant Safeguards IiiPage Attaching the Battery Pack Charging the Battery PackHolding the camcorder Inserting a CassetteTips on Recording Positions Volume Control Easy Camera RecordingPlayback Quick Operation GuidePrecautions ViiiSupplied Accessories Optional Accessories Contents Useful Features Advanced Features Appendix XiiOperation References Part NamesRear view Wrist strap loop Battery mounting surfaceOperation References On-screen Display Index Camera modeVCR mode On-screen indicators on/off Example screens shown are for Camera modeOperation References Manual screens Menu buttonAS S E T T E Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack PreparationAttaching RemovingExtending battery pack life BatteryPowering the Camcorder from an AC Outlet PreparationPerform above, then take out the cassette Inserting and Removing a CassetteInserting Installing the Lithium Battery InstallingPress the Menu button to turn off the menu screen Setting ChangingSelecting the Language for the On-screen Display Setting the Date and Time 0 0 AMUsing the Lens Cap Changing to the 24-hour Time ModeAttaching the Lens Hood Attaching the Wrist StrapTips on Recording Positions Easy Camera Recording in Full Auto Mode To turn the power offBasic Operations To pause recordingZooming Auto Focus Macro ShotsBasic Operations Camera Recording ZoomingRemaining Battery Power Display Remaining Recording Time DisplayVolume Control To stop playbackSearching for a Scene Far from the Current Tape Position Video Search StillSearching for a Scene Near the Current Tape Position Watching Playback on a Basic Operations PlaybackYou can connect the camcorder to a TV to Allow a larger audience to enjoy playbackUseful Features Using the Menu ScreensTo turn off the menu screen Press the Menu buttonDisplaying Recording Guide TypesTurning on the recording guide Selecting the recording guideSetting the Digital Zoom To use optical zoom onlySelect OFF in above Press lor mto select 40 or 300, then press the SET buttonUseful features Camera Recording To cancel Gamma Brightness Compen- sationGamma Brightness Compensation To obtain a brighter pictureGain-up To cancel the gain-up functionPress the GAMMA/BRIGHTER button again Eindicator appears Using To cancel Fade modeFade In and Fade Out To use Fade Out onlyQuick Return Edit Search A R C HAttaching the Supplied Tripod Adapter To cancel the still imageStill Recording To cancel DIS function Wide ScreenDigital Image Stabilization DIS To return to normal screenSelf Recording More Information on Self Re- cordingSelect SP in above Recording in LP Long Play Recording ModeTo return to SP mode Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording Mode To return to 12-bit audio recording modePress l or m to select 16bit, then press the SET button Select 12bit in aboveUsing the Remote Control Not supplied Installing the BatteriesActivating OperatingUseful Features Playback To cancel Gamma PlaybackDisplaying the Date and Time of Recording Gamma PlaybackTo cancel Picture Effect Playback Picture Effect PlaybackManual Focus Advanced FeaturesTo return to Auto Focus mode Press the Manual button until the normal screen appears To return to Auto Exposure modeManual Exposure Setting the Camcorder to Full Auto mode Advanced Features Camera RecordingTo return to Auto White Balance mode White Balance LockTo cancel the digital picture effect Digital Picture EffectsTo cancel the scene setting Scene Menu Program AEUsing the Time Code Display formatDisplaying the time code on a TV during playback To turn off the time codeAdvanced Features Playback EditingCutting Unwanted Sequences To stop editingEditing with the DV Terminal IEEE1394 To Record to Video EquipmentTo Record from Video Equip- ment To stop recordingAudio Dubbing Feature Normal recording modeAudio Dubbing mode Audio RecordingTo cancel audio dubbing Audio DubbingTo pause audio dubbing Press the Menu button. The audio dubbing screen disappearsPlayback Mode Selecting the AudioPress l or m on the operation button To select V, then press the SET buttonPicture/Backlight Adjustments Adjusting the BacklightAdjusting the Picture AppendixPress l or m to select OFF, then press the SET button Turning off Confirmation SoundAppendix Use a wide-angle setting for fast-moving subjects Useful InformationHints for Better Shooting LightingAppendix DV Technology Copyright Protection DV and conventional video cassette tapesPrecautions when using a Mini DV cassette Mini DV CassetteAC Adapter Replacing the Fluorescent LampAppendix Battery Pack This camcorder uses a lithium-ion type battery packCharging StorageWhat is dew formation? Dew FormationCauses of video head clogging Using a Cleaning Tape Commercially AvailableAppendix Dirty Video Heads Cleaning Using Your Camcorder Abroad AC Adapter Supplied AccessoryWatching the Demonstration Demonstration ModeCanceling Demo Mode Before Requesting Service Symptom Possible cause Suggested solutionVCR mode General Symptom Possible cause Suggested solution Camcorder SpecificationsService Information For the U.S Guía de operación rápida en español InformaciónimportanteparalosconsumidoresdelosEE.UUPrecauciones Puede deformar la Videocámara o hacer que ésta funcione malUtilícelo solamente Con un carrito La compañía eléctrica local. Para losProductos que van a ser utilizados con Energía de baterías u otras fuentesNotas acerca de la utilización de la pila de litio Guía de operación rápida Colocación de la batería Carga de la bateríaSujeción de la videocámara Inserción de un caseteSugerencias sobre las posiciones de grabación Control de volumen Grabación fácil con la videocámaraReproducción Guía de operación rápidaModo VCR Visualizaciones en pantalla en españolModo Camera Affichages sur écran en français Mode CameraMode VCR Page Valid for warranty service in the U.S. only 02P01-JKG

VL-NZ50U specifications

The Sharp VL-NZ50U is an innovative camcorder that captures the essence of advanced video technology in a compact and user-friendly design. Known for its remarkable features, this device appeals to both amateur videographers and seasoned professionals looking for a reliable solution for their recording needs.

One of the standout characteristics of the VL-NZ50U is its high-resolution image sensor, which offers superior video quality. This camcorder supports recording in 1080p HD, delivering crisp and clear visuals that enhance the viewing experience. The video clarity is complemented by its built-in digital image stabilization technology, which minimizes blurriness and shakes, ensuring that every shot is stable and smooth.

The VL-NZ50U incorporates a powerful zoom lens, granting users the ability to capture distant subjects without sacrificing detail. With its optical zoom capability, users can experience up to a 10x optical zoom, providing versatile shooting options suitable for various scenarios—from close-ups to wide-angle shots. The camcorder also features a macro mode, enabling impressive close-up shots of small objects, making it ideal for nature enthusiasts and hobbyists.

Another technological highlight of the Sharp VL-NZ50U is its intuitive touchscreen interface. The 3.5-inch LCD display offers easy navigation through settings and playback, allowing users to focus more on their creativity and less on complicated controls. This feature is further enhanced by the camcorder's advanced auto-focus system, which quickly and accurately adjusts to ensure subjects remain in focus, even in challenging lighting conditions.

The battery life of the VL-NZ50U is also noteworthy, as it offers extended recording times, allowing users to capture more content without interruptions. Its lightweight and ergonomic design make it easy to handle during prolonged shooting sessions, reducing fatigue.

Connectivity is a crucial aspect of modern technology, and the VL-NZ50U does not disappoint. It is equipped with various ports, including HDMI and USB, enabling effortless transfer of videos to computers or televisions. Additionally, the ability to connect to external microphones enhances audio quality, a vital factor when seeking to create professional-grade videos.

In conclusion, the Sharp VL-NZ50U camcorder is a versatile tool that combines high-definition recording capabilities with user-friendly features. Its powerful zoom, advanced stabilization, long battery life, and superior connectivity options make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to elevate their videography skills. Whether filming family events, travel experiences, or artistic projects, the VL-NZ50U ensures every moment is captured with extraordinary detail and clarity.
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