Canon MVX330i, MVX300, MVX350i instruction manual Card Play Menu

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CARD PLAY MENU

CAMERA

PLAY (VCR)

CARD CAMERA

CARD PLAY

Submenu			Menu Item		Setting Options


CARD		PRINT ORDERS			NO, YES	130
OPERATIONS	ALL ERASE
(Single Image			TRANS.ORDERS		NO, YES	135
(Single Image			TRANS.ORDERS		NO, YES	135
Display)	ALL ERASE
	IMAGE ERASE				CANCEL, SINGLE, ALL	112

	FORMAT				CANCEL, EXECUTE	117

CARD				PROTECT		111
OPERATIONS
(Index Screen)				PRINT ORDER		129

				TRANSFER ORDER		135



VCR SETUP	AV/PHONES				AV, PHONES	34

DISPLAY SETUP/	BRIGHTNESS					77

	TV SCREEN				ON, OFF	137

	DISPLAYS				ON, OFF <PLAYBK>	137

	D/TIME SEL.				DATE, TIME, DATE & TIME	70

	LANGUAGE				See list of languages.	76

	DATE FORMAT					76

SYSTEM	WL.REMOTE				ON, OFF	77

	BEEP				ON, OFF	77

	T.ZONE/DST				See list of time zones.	20

	D/TIME SET					20

MY CAMERA	CREATE START-UP IMAGE					118

	SEL.S-UP IMG				NO IMAGE, CANON LOGO, MY IMAGE	75

	S-UP SOUND				OFF, DEFAULT, MY SOUND	75

	SHTR SOUND

	OPER.SOUND

	SELF-T SOUND

PRINT	Appears when connecting				a printer with direct print function.	130

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Contents Digital Video Camcorder Digital Video SoftwareImportant Usage Instructions CA-570 identification plate is located on the bottomUsing this Manual Symbols and References Used in This ManualOperating Mode Power Switch TAPE/CARD Switch About the Operating ModesTable of contents Recording Panoramic Images Stitch Assist Mode About the Network Mode DV Messenger Version2System Diagram Availability differs from area to area Optional AccessoriesChecking Supplied Accessories PC-A10 Scart IFC-300PCU USBComponents Guide MVX350i/MVX330i/MVX300OPEN/EJECT Introduction Wireless Controller WL-D85 SlowPreparing the Power Supply Attaching the Battery PackCharging the Battery Pack Remove the battery pack after useUsing a Household Power Source Charging, Recording and Playback Times NB-2L BP-2L12 BP-2L14 Charging TimeMax. Recording Time Typical Recording TimeSlide the OPEN/EJECT switch Loading/Unloading a CassetteOpen the cassette compartment Cover Load/unload the cassetteInstalling the Backup Battery Adjusting the Viewfinder Dioptric Adjustment Preparing the CamcorderAttaching the Lens Cap Fastening the Grip BeltAttaching the Shoulder Strap Mounting the Wide AttachmentScrew the wide attachment fully into the lens filter thread SS-900 Shoulder strapUsing the Wireless Controller Inserting the BatteryAdjusting the LCD Screen Rotating the LCD ScreenLCD Backlight Press the Open button and open LCD panel 90 degreesSetting the Time Zone, Date and Time Setting the Time Zone/Daylight Saving TimeSetting the Date and Time Menu System ZONE/DSTPARISLondon Menu Display Setup Displayoff Displaying Date and Time during RecordingRemove the lens cap Set the camcorder to Camera mode Recording Movies on a TapeRecording Before You Begin RecordingPage Menu Display Setup Allowing the Subject to Monitor the LCD ScreenScreen Displays during Recording Reviewing and Searching when Recording Record ReviewPress and release the record review button Record SearchCamcorder is equipped with optical zoom and digital zoom ZoomingOptical Zoom Menu Camera Setup Digital ZoomLie on your elbow Kneel on one knee Tips for Making Better VideosLean against a wall Playing Back a Tape Set the camcorder to Play VCR modeSet the Power switch to Play VCR TAPE/CARD switch to Special Playback Modes Adjusting the Volume Adjusting the VolumeWhen Using Headphones TVs with Scart Terminal Menu VCR Setup AV/PHONES AVPlaying Back on a TV Screen TVs with Audio/Video Terminals Menu Audio Setup Output CHL/R Selecting the Audio Output ChannelMenus and Settings Selecting Menus and SettingsMenu and Default Settings Default settings are shown in boldfaceSubmenu Menu Item Setting Options Camera MenuDate Format Demo Mode ON, OFF System WL.REMOTE Beep ZONE/DST RESET, Continuous Play VCR MenuSystem WL.REMOTE ON, OFF Beep ZONE/DST Card Camera Menu NIGHT+Submenu Menu Item Setting Options Card Play Menu Using the Recording Programs Use this mode to record spotlit scenes or fireworksUse this mode to record in dimly lit places Easy Recording ProgramAvailability of Functions in Each Mode Selecting the Easy Recording ProgramSet the program selector to Easy Easy appearsSelecting the Program AE Mode Select a mode and press the SET dialSet the program selector to Press the SET dial List of the program AE modes appearsUsing the Night Modes Night Mode NIGHT+Menu Set the program selector toSet the program selector to Press the Night Mode button Menu Camera Setup Skin Detailnormal Skin Detail FunctionAdjusting Exposure Manually Exposure AdjustmentTurn the SET dial to adjust the brightness of the image Exposure LockAdjusting the Focus Manually Set the program selector to Adjust the zoomTurn the SET dial to adjust the focus Press the Focus buttonInfinity Focus Setting the White Balance White BAL.AUTORecording Setting the Shutter Speed Menu Camera Setup ShutterautoCamera Mode Card Camera Mode Close the menuAuto Slow Shutter Menu Camera Setup SL ShutteronOnly when the flash mode is set to flash off Using the Self-Timer Menu Camera Setup Self TimeroffPress the start/stop button AppearsChanging the Recording Mode SP/LP Changing the Audio Mode Using Headphones during RecordingMenu Audio Setup Audio RecordingMenu Audio Setup Wind Screenauto Wind ScreenRecording with an External Microphone Long microphones may appear on the screenZigzag Zigzag Beam Beam Tide Tide Using Digital EffectsBegin or end scenes with a fade to or from black Mosaic Mosaic Ball Ball Cube Cube Wave Wave Color Mask Color SequencesSelecting a Fader Availability of Digital Effects by Operating ModesSelecting an Effect in Card Camera Mode Selecting an EffectPress the D.EFFECTS button Name of the selected effect flashesMulti-image screen is recorded on the tape Using the Multi-Image ScreenMULTI-S flashes About the multi-image screen Widescreen TV Recording Press the Widescreen buttonMagnifying the Image Move the zoom lever toward TSelect the magnified area with the SET dial Playback image can be magnified up to 5 timesMenu Display Setup Time SEL.DATE & Time Menu Display Setup Data CODEDATE/TIMEDisplaying the Data Code Selecting the Date/Time Display CombinationMenu Display Setup 6SEC.DATEOFF Displaying the Data CodeSix-Second Auto Date Press the Data Code buttonEnd Search Stop mode, press the END Search buttonWhen you have finished playback, rewind the tape This function is operated with the wireless controllerAppears To cancel, press the Zero SET Memory button again Returning to a Pre-marked PositionDate Search Press the or button to begin searchingChanging the My Camera Settings Select a setting option and close the menuCustomizing the Camcorder You can also create original start-up imagesMenu Display Setup Language English Changing the Display LanguageChanging the Date Format Language Set a Language Set BOther Camcorder Settings Adjusting the Brightness of the LCD ScreenBeep Turning the Remote Sensor OffTurning Off the Image Stabilizer Demonstration ModeMenu Display Setup Demo Modeon Connecting the Devices Connecting a VCRConnecting a Digital Video Device If you are connecting via AV terminal, check the settingPage Recording from Analog Video Devices VCR, TV or Camcorder Connect the camcorder to the analog video devicePress the button to stop recording Connected device Stop playbackMake sure that AV DV is set to OFF Recording from Digital Video Devices DV DubbingConnect the camcorder to the digital video device Concerning Copyright Copyright PrecautionCopyright Signals Video Headphones cannot be used during analog-digital conversion Turning On the Analog-Digital ConverterConnecting Menu Audio Setup Audio DUB.AUDIOAudio Dubbing DubbingAudio device Stop playback Press the Audio DUB. button on the wireless controllerAudio DUB. and appear Playing Back the Added Sound Transferring Video Recordings to a Computer IEEE1394 Inserting and Removing a Memory Card Inserting the CardRemoving the Card Turn off the camcorderSelecting the Image Quality/Size Changing the Still Image QualityChanging the Still Image Size You can choose from Superfine, Fine and NormalMenu Card Setup Changing the Movie SizeFile Numbers ExampleSet the camcorder to Card Camera mode Recording Still Images on a Memory CardPress the Photo button halfway Press the Photo button fullyScreen Displays during Still Image Recording Menu Camera Setup Still I.RECOFF Recording from a Tape in the CamcorderRecording from Other Video Devices Using the Flash Selecting the Flash ModeRecording with Flash Press the flash button About the AF-Assist Lamp Reviewing a Still Image Right after Recording Recording Motion Jpeg Movies on a Memory Card Press the start/stop button to stop recordingScreen Displays during Movie Recording Movie recording timeIndicates the recording time of the movie Indicates the movie size103 Selecting the Focusing Point Turning Off the Focus-Priority ModeTurn the SET dial to select the focusing point Menu Camera Setup Focus PRI.ONSelecting the Drive Mode Changing the Drive ModeSetting changes with each press of the button Continuous Shooting/High-Speed Continuous ShootingMaximum number of continuous shots at one time Auto Exposure BracketingPress the Photo button Recording Panoramic Images Stitch Assist Mode When Recording in Stitch Assist ModeSelect the program AE mode and zoom on the subject Press the Photo button to record the first imagePress the button after the last image Playing Back a Memory Card Card Jump Function Slide ShowIndex Screen Protecting Images Protecting during Index Screen DisplaySelect Protect Select Return to close the menuErasing Images Erasing a Single ImageErasing a Single Image/All Images Menu Card Operations Image EraseMix level adjustment blue area of the live video recording Combining Images Card MixMenu Effect Setup Card MIX Mix level adjustment blue area of the card animation imageSelecting the Card Mix Effect Card mix menu appearsCard MIX flashes Sample ImagesPress the Card MIX button 116 Formatting a Memory Card Menu Card Operations FormatOpen the menu and select Card Operations Select Format Select ExecuteCreating a Start-up Image Menu MY Camera Create START-UP ImageSET this AS START-UP IMAGE?, YES and no appears Overwrite MY IMAGE?, no and YES appearsConnecting the Printer to the Camcorder Printing Still ImagesPrinting with the Print/Share Button Printing after Selecting the Print Settings Print setting menu appears When you have finished printing Cancel Printing Printing Errors Selecting the Number of Copies Selecting the Print SettingsSetting the Print Style Select the paper size of the paper set in your printer Select the paper type of the paper set in your printerSetting the Print Effect Image Optimize Card #1*, Card #2*, Card #3*, LTR, A4User Guide Prints right to the edgesPrints 1 still image per Prints 8 copies of the same still image on oneSelecting the Image Style Trimming Settings Change the size of the trimming frameMove the trimming frame Trimming frame appearsPrinting with Print Order Settings Selecting Still Images for Printing Print OrderPrint Order Up to 6 images appear Select the image you wish to printPrinting Erasing All Print OrdersMenu Card Operations Print Orders ALL Erase Menu PrintTransferring Memory Card Images to a Computer Direct Transfer PreparationsTransferring a Selected Image Transferring a Still Image as Wallpaper134 Selecting in Index Screen Display Erasing All Transfer OrdersTransfer Order Select TRANS.ORDERS ALL EraseStart DV Messenger About the Network Mode DV Messenger Version2Network Mode appears on the camcorder screen Hiding/Showing the Displays on the TV Screen Screen DisplaysHiding the Displays on the LCD Screen Screen Displays during Recording/Playback Camera Mode see alsoPlay VCR Mode Card Camera Mode see also Card Play ModeMessage Explanation List of MessagesMemory Card Related Messages 141 Paper Error Direct Print Related Messages143 Maintenance/Others Camcorder Handling PrecautionsHow to avoid condensation When condensation is detectedVideo Heads CondensationBattery Pack Handling Precautions About the battery terminal coverTreat the battery pack with care Resuming useExplosion CR2025 Lithium Button Battery Handling PrecautionsCassette Handling Precautions Memory Card Handling Precautions Protecting Tapes from Accidental ErasurePlayback on a TV Screen Using the Camcorder AbroadPower Sources Troubleshooting Power SourceProblem Cause Solution Recording/Playback151 Editing TapeMemory Card Operation PrintingSystem Diagram Availability differs from area to area CB-2LTEOptional Accessories Battery PacksCB-2LTE Battery Charger CBC-NB2 Car Battery ChargerVL-10Li Battery Video Light WD-H34 Wide-converterFS-34U Filter Set WS-20 Wrist StrapMemory Card SpecificationsSystem CA-570 Compact Power Adapter NB-2LH Battery PackPower/Others SDC-8M SD Memory CardGrip belt Headphones IndexOperating Mode Output channel USB terminalMemo Memo Canon INC

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