Canon 10, elura20 instruction manual Confirmation/Warning beeps, About the Power dial lock lever

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Confirmation/Warning beeps

The camera’s short operation confirmation beeps are indicated by ` in the illustrations. Beeps sound upon certain camera operations such as when you turn the camera on, during the self-timer countdown, right before the camera’s automatic shut-off, and also upon any unusual condition of the camera. Beeps are not recorded on the tape.

MOVIE P.SCAN

VCR

CARD

CARD

R E C

PLAY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SYSTEM

 

 

BEEP••••••••ON

( 35)

To turn the beep off, open the menu and select SYSTEM. Then select BEEP, set it to OFF and close the menu.

Mastering the Basics

About the POWER dial lock lever

The POWER dial lock lever has been preset to the 2 position. Switch it to the

22 position when you want to use the P. SCAN ( 49) and CARD REC

(ELURA20 MC only, 98) modes. It is recommended that you return the lock lever to the 2 position when you finish recording.

ELURA10

2:

VCR, OFF, MOVIE

 

2 2:

VCR, OFF, MOVIE, P.SCAN

ELURA20 MC

2:

CARD PLAY, VCR, OFF, MOVIE

 

2 2:

CARD PLAY, VCR, OFF, MOVIE, P.SCAN, CARD REC

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Contents Mode d’emploi Important Usage Instructions Important Safety Instructions Example of Antenna Grounding AS Contents Thank you for Choosing a Canon Getting startedIntroducing the ELURA10/ELURA20 MC Finding Your Way Around the ELURA10/ELURA20 MC Mastering the BasicsELURA10 Card Provide power from an AC outlet or Charge a battery pack Powering Your CamcorderConnecting the camera to an AC outlet Charging and attaching the battery packs Attach one or two battery packs to the power adapterCA-400 Compact Power Adapter Load or unload the cassette Loading a CassetteLoading and unloading Cassette memory Protecting tapes from accidental erasureHandling cassettes Basic Recording Before you start recordingTo record Load a cassetteWhen you have finished recording Slide the program selector toAbout all 3 extended recording modes Changing the recording modeRecording times this example uses an 80-minute tape Widescreen TV recording About SP and LP modesAbout the Power dial lock lever Confirmation/Warning beeps40⋅ digital zoom Zooming10⋅ optical zoom Changing the angle of the LCD screen Using the LCD ScreenOpen the LCD screen Adjusting the LCD screen About the LCD ScreenAllowing the subject to monitor recording Load the cassette Press the e play button to start playback Attach a power source and turn the Power dial to VCRPlaying Back a Cassette Other playback modes Playback pauseFast forward playback Rewind playbackSpecial playback Built-in speaker DU-300 Docking Unit Connections for Playback on a TV ScreenAttaching the DU-300 Docking Unit Specifications Video terminal input/output If your TV or VCR has an S S1 -video input terminalMicrophone terminal Headphone terminalIf your TV or VCR has audio/video input terminals VideoUsing a tripod Tips for Making Better VideosHolding the camera CompositionPicture angle Camera movesTurning the Image Stabilizer Off Using the Menus Selecting from the MenusREC Menu ELURA20 MC only Play Menu ELURA20 MC onlyPress the Menu button Camera set up submenu List of MenusDigital effects submenu Card mix submenuSystem submenu VCR set up submenuDisplay set up submenu Card set up submenu ELURA20 MC only 3Image quality 4File numbers5Return 7Return@4Wireless controller @5Tally lamp @6Beep @7Return REC Menu ELURA20 MC onlyPlay Menu ELURA20 MC only Card operations submenu when playing back a single image VCR set up submenu Record modeDisplay set up submenu 1Brightness System submenu 5Wireless controllerUsing the Wireless Controller/Tally Lamp Inserting batteriesWhen Operating 2 Canon DV Camcorders Remote Sensor Mode If your wireless controller isn’t working Turning off the tally lampSetting the Date and Time Setting the time zone/daylight saving timeOpen the menu and select System Select T.ZONE/DST Close the menu16 17 18 11 12 Date and time display Setting the clockOpen the menu and select System Select D/TIME SET Recording in Progressive Scan Mode Digital Motor Drive Press the start/stop button to begin recordingTaking Still Pictures to a Cassette Press the Photo button halfway down and hold itPress the Photo button fully down to take the still picture Record review Searching and Reviewing While RecordingRecord search Using the Various Recording Programs Availability of functions in each recording programSetting the program AE mode Easy Recording AutoSports PortraitLow Light SpotlightSand & Snow Using Digital Effects Availability of digital effects by modeUsing the Full Range of Features Faders Fade Trigger FADE-TWipe Wipe Scroll ScrollEffects Art ARTBlack and White BLK & WHT Sepia SepiaPress the D.EFFECTS ON/OFF button Select the desired settingOperating faders If you’re in VCR mode Fade in- Press the e play button Operating effectsUsing the Multi-Image Screen Select the desired setting Select M.S. SplitOperating the multi-image screen Select M.S. SpeedPush the D.EFFECTS ON/OFF button Audio Recording Selecting the audio modeExternal microphone and headphones Attach the microphone to the adapter bracket Wind screenPress the start/stop button to end recording Setting the Self-TimerPress the start/stop button Using the Full Range of Features Exposure lock Adjusting Exposure ManuallyExposure adjustment Shutter speed Concerning shooting in fluorescent lighting Guidelines for shooting using high shutter speedsRecommended shutter speeds when shooting Manual focus Adjusting Focus ManuallyFocus lock Setting the White Balance Using the Full Range of Features Displaying Date, Time and Camera Data Data Code Selecting date/timeSetting the data code Six-second auto date Searching the Tape Photo Search/Date Search Returning to a Pre-Marked Position Editing to a VCR PreparationsConnect the camera to the VCR Prepare the TV and VCRConnect the camera and the other digital device Prepare the other deviceStop playback on the other device Copyright signalDubbing Recording from a VCR, TV or Analog Camcorder Analog Line-in Connect the camcorder to the VCR Prepare the deviceYou can monitor the picture in the viewfinder or LCD Recording Over Existing Scenes A/V Insert Editing Connect the camera to the VCR Prepare the VCR and TV Tape in the cameraPlayback tape Stop playback on the VCR Press the A/V Insert buttonTo stop inserting, press the Stop button on the camera To connect an external microphone Audio DubbingTo connect other audio equipment VCR SET UP Audio DUB.AUDIO Press Audio DUB Setting the Audio Mix Choose the outputSelecting audio output channels Connecting to a PC Memory Card Introduction -ELURA20 MC only You can do the following with a memory CardSelecting the recording image quality Inserting and removing the memory cardClose the cover Fine File numbers Turning the shutter sound offELURA20 MC only Recording Still Images to a Memory CardPress the Photo button halfway and hold it Backup battery 124 Recording an Image from a Cassette as a Still Image 100Recording from Another DV Device as a Still Image 101Connect the camera to the other digital device RecordingThere are 3 ways to view still images Viewing Still ImagesSingle Image Card Jump Function Slide ShowIndex Screen 103Preventing Accidental Erasure Protect Marking a Still Image for Printing Print Mark105 Erasing Still ImagesSelect Protect and press the Select dial Select Image Erase and press the Select dialSelect Print Mark and press the Select dial 106File Operation File Oper Protecting an image while viewing an index screen Preventing Accidental Erasure Protect107 Marking an image for printing while viewing an index screen Marking a Still Image for Printing Print Mark108 109 Erasing all print marksErasing Still Images Select the image you want to eraseOpen the menu and select Card Oper Select Image Erase Select Single111 Select ALLCard LUMI. Card luminance key- 5 pre-recorded sample images Availability of Card Mix by mode112 113 Mix levelSelect MIX Level Adjust the mix level 114Press the card MIX button Press the start/stop button to start and stop recordingCopying Still Images from a Cassette 115Open the menu and select Card Oper Select Copy Copying Memory Card Still Images to a Cassette116 Formatting a Memory Card 117Open the menu and select Card Oper Select Format Select YES118 Other Information and PrecautionsMemory card operating precautions 119 Sample imagesSD Memory Card Specifications Capacity Interface 120Adjust the viewfinder Preparing the Camera121 Prepare the lens capCharging and recording times How much power is left?122 123 When to rechargeTaking care of the battery pack 124 Installing the backup batteryTreat the battery pack with care Maintenance 125Storage Maintenance126 Using the camera abroad Power sources127 TV playbackWhat happens when condensation is detected 128Condensation Protecting the camera from condensationRecording/Playback Troubleshooting129 130 Recording/Playback Contd131 Memory card operations ELURA20 MC only132 MiscellaneousELURA10/ELURA20 MC System Diagram Availability differs 133Optional Accessories BP-400 Series Battery PacksCB-400 Car Battery Adapter 134VL-10Li Battery Video Light 135SA-1 Adapter Bracket SC-1000 Soft Carrying Case136 SC-A50 Soft Carrying CaseTurning off the LCD screen displays Screen Displays137 138 139 CAM. Menu140 Memory Card Displays ELURA20 MC onlyRecording reminder 141Time Code 142 Refer to p.15143 For ELURA20 MCSpecifications 144BP-406 Battery Pack 145Index 146147 148 Menu at a Glance 149150 151 Canada 152
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10, elura20 specifications

The Canon Elura 20 and 10 are part of Canon's compact camcorders that gained popularity for their easy portability and user-friendly features. Designed with the modern user in mind, these camcorders combine advanced technology with functionality, making them appealing to both amateur and more experienced videographers.

One of the standout features of the Elura 20 and 10 is their impressive optical zoom capabilities, boasting a 10x optical zoom lens. This allows users to capture detailed footage from a distance, making it particularly useful for outdoor shooting and events. Coupled with a digital zoom feature, these camcorders provide users with the flexibility to zoom in even closer without sacrificing too much image quality.

The Elura series is equipped with a 1/4-inch CCD sensor that delivers good color reproduction and decent low-light performance. This sensor captures video in a resolution of up to 680 horizontal lines, ensuring sharp and clear images even in complex lighting conditions. The camcorders support the MiniDV format, a choice that offers high-quality video recording for users looking for professionalism without the bulkiness of larger cameras.

In terms of design, the Elura 20 and 10 are noted for their sleek and compact profiles, making them easy to carry around and handle. Weighing just a little over a pound, these camcorders can be taken on various outings without becoming a burden. The intuitive control layout also allows users to quickly access various settings and features, enhancing the overall filming experience.

Both models support a range of shooting modes, including Night Mode, which is particularly effective for low-light environments, and Sports Mode for capturing fast-paced action. Additionally, the built-in image stabilization technology plays a crucial role in producing smooth footage, reducing the shakiness that can occur during handheld filming.

Another key feature of the Elura series is its connectivity options. The camcorders come equipped with USB and FireWire ports, making it easy to transfer footage to a computer for editing or sharing. The inclusion of audio inputs means that users can connect external microphones for improved sound quality in their recordings.

Overall, the Canon Elura 20 and 10 are versatile camcorders that cater to a variety of videography needs. With their compact design, impressive zoom capabilities, and user-friendly features, they remain a solid choice for capturing life's memorable moments. Whether used for family gatherings, travel adventures, or more formal events, these camcorders stand as reliable tools for video enthusiasts.
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