Canon DC22 instruction manual Screen Displays, Recording Movies Recording Still Images

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18Getting to Know the Camcorder

Screen Displays

Recording Movies

Recording Still Images

Operating mode ( 13)

Recording program ( 46)

White balance ( 51)

Image effect ( 52)

Digital effects ( 59)

Recording mode ( 44)

Still image quality/size ( 53)

Self timer ( 57)

Disc type DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD-RW ( 6)

Disc specification

(VIDEO mode, VR mode) ( 6)

Finalized disc mark ( 71)

Recording reminder

Manual focus ( 50)

Image stabilizer ( 38)

Disc operation

Time code (hours : minutes : seconds)

Remaining recording time on disc ( 30)

Widescreen mode ( 31)

Wind screen ( 39)

Remote sensor mode ( 23)

LED light ( 58)

Level marker ( 41)

Zoom ( 33), Exposure ( 49)

Metering mode ( 50)

Drive mode ( 55)

Number of still images available

on the card, on the disc

Remaining battery charge

AF frame ( 50)

Camcorder shake warning ( 38)

Flash ( 58)

AF/AE locked during still image recording ( 31)

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Contents DVD Camcorder Caméscope DVD Manuel d’instructionManual de Instrucciones Cámara DVDImportant Usage Instructions Important Safety Instructions E IntroductionExample of Antenna Grounding AS Advantages of DVDs An Introduction to DVDs Best for Recording Time Available disc specifications Video mode onlyBest for Compatibility Best for ReusabilityFeature Again for recording Giving a title to the discWith a DVD player Table of contents Editing Functions Playing Back the Disc on an External DeviceExternal Connections Additional InformationTrademark Acknowledgements About this ManualConventions Used in the Manual About this ManualAbout the Operating Modes About the Power SwitchAbout the Multi Selector OperationSupplied Accessories Getting to Know the CamcorderComponents Guide Left side view Right Side View Front viewAV terminal Terminal cover Back view Top view Bottom view Wireless Controller WL-D86 Screen Displays Recording Movies Recording Still ImagesRecording reminder Card/Disc Access DisplayRemaining battery charge Remaining recording timePlaying Movies Index Screen Playing Movies During PlaybackViewing Still Images Preparing the Power Supply Getting StartedPreparing the Camcorder Adjust the viewfinderDisconnect the compact power adapter from the camcorder Turn on the camcorderFasten the grip belt Wireless ControllerAdjusting the LCD Screen Rotating the LCD Panel Open the LCD panel 90 degreesOnly miniSD cards can be used with this camcorder LCD BacklightInserting and Removing a Memory Card Turn off the camcorder Open the memory card slot coverWhen Using DVD-R/DVD-R DL Discs Inserting and Removing a DiscPoints to Check Removing the Disc Move the power switch to on Grab the edge of the disc and gently pull it outSelecting a FUNC. Menu Option Using the MenusPress FUNC. to save the settings and close the menu Selecting a Menu OptionFirst Time Settings Changing the LanguageChanging the Time Zone Select the month and move to the day setting Setting the Date and TimeDATE/TIME Setup DATE/TIME JAN , 2006 1200 AMRecording RecordingRecording Movies Before You Begin RecordingPress record review Recording Still ImagesReviewing the Last Scene Recorded Basic Functions Selecting the Aspect Ratio of yourSelecting the Media for the Still Images Press Photo halfwayPress Photo fully SelectorPlaying Back Movies PlaybackZooming Move , the selection framePlayback Pause Special Playback ModesFast Forward Playback Fast Reverse Playback Slow Forward Playback Slow Reverse PlaybackAdjusting the Volume System SetupUse the multi selector to move between images Magnifying the Still Image DATE, TIME, DATE&TIME only Display SetupPress Menu Select Display Setup and press Data Code Date & TIMEMenu Options Camera SetupMenu Options Lists VARIABLE, Speed 3, Speed 2, SpeedVIDEO, VR, Cancel Disc OperationsAdvanced Functions NO, YES Still IMG OperALL Copy Camera Data Display SetupNORMAL, Bright Date & TimeLOW VOLUME, OFF System SetupHigh Volume RESET, ContinuousFUNC. Menu Options Effect OFF, BLK&WHT Image Effect OFF, VIVID, NeutralEffect OFF, Fader Standard PLAY, Long PlayCANCEL, Start Using the Recording Programs Programmed Auto Exposure FUNC. Recording ProgramProgram AE as described Aperture-Priority AE Change the shutter speed and press to save the settingShutter-Priority AE Shutter speed guidelinesExposure, Focus and Color Manual Exposure AdjustmentAdjust the brightness of the image as required Available aperture valuesSelect the autofocus mode Light Metering ModeManual Focus Adjustment Automatic Focus ModesInfinity Focus Camcorder. Use this setting for outdoorWhite Balance Appears Pressing Focus again will return to autofocusPress FUNC. to save the setting and close the menu Image EffectsWhite Balance Still Image Recording Options Press and select the custom setting optionsAdjust each setting as desired and then press Selecting the Size and Quality of Still ImagesCapturing a Still Image while Recording Movies Still I. REC OFFWhile you are recording a movie, press Photo Continuous Shooting and Exposure Bracketing Press Photo halfway to activate the autofocusPress Photo fully and hold it pressed down Press Photo to record the first image Drive ModeCreating Panoramic Images Press FUNC. after the last imagePress Photo , first halfway to activate Self TimerMenu Camera Setup Self Timer Autofocus and then fully to record Still imagePress Light LED LightFlash Press flash buttonFader Faders Digital EffectsSelecting a Fader / Effect Effect EffectsDigital Effect Using the Multi-Image ScreenSetting ApplyingCard Animation C. Animation Combining Images Card MixCard Luminance Key Card Lumi Camera Chroma Key CAM. ChromaCard MIX Level preferredEffects button Press D.EFFECTS Adding Scenes to the Playlist Editing the ScenesCreating a Playlist Moving Scenes in the PlaylistFUNC. Delete YES Disc type DVD-RW discs Video or VR modeDeleting a Single Scene Deleting All ScenesProtecting the Disc Disc OptionsDividing a Scene Initializing the DiscChanging the Disc Title Still Image Options Erasing Still ImagesCopying a Single Image Copying Still ImagesConverting Still Images into Photomovie Scenes Copying All ImagesProtecting a Single Image Protecting Still Images on the Memory CardConverting All Images Protecting Still Images from the Index ScreenProtect Initializing the Memory CardStill IMG Oper Menu Still IMG Oper Card Initialize YESFinalize Finalizing the DiscFinalizing the Disc Restrictions after Disc FinalizationDisc type DVD-RW initialized in Video mode Additional scenes even UnfinalizeUnfinalized Without unfinalizingConnecting to a TV or VCR Connecting to a TV or VCRConnection Diagrams AV TerminalRecording to a VCR Selecting the Type of TVPlayback on a TV Screen Video Input RecordingMenu LINE-IN Mode This camcorder Change the recording settings as necessaryConnecting to a Computer PC Connection DiagramsTransferring Recordings MyDVD for Canon Setup Wizard will launch automatically System RequirementsCompleting the User Registration Connecting the CamcorderSerial number will already be filled Click Next to start the registrationOne-Touch Dubbing Windows XP only If the operation is interruptedInsert the source disc into the camcorder Insert a finalized disc into Camcorder Run MyDVD for CanonSoftware does not support writing on Transferring Still Images Direct Transfer Print/share buttonALL Images NEW Images Transfer Orders Transferring ImagesSelect a transfer option Press If YOU Select Select & Transfer or WallpaperSelecting Still Images to Transfer Transfer Order Transfer Order SettingsSetting Transfer Orders from the Index Screen Erasing All Transfer OrdersPrinting with the Print/Share Button Connecting to a PrinterPrinting Still Images Direct Print Select the still image you Wish to print Press Print/shareTrimming settings Paper settings Print SettingsSelect the print settings Select , Print and press Number of copies Print effect Date printingChange the size of the trimming frame Trimming SettingsPrint setting menu, select Trimming and press ConnectionsMove , the trimming frame Print Order SettingsSetting Print Orders from the Index Screen Selecting Still Images for Printing Print OrderPrint Erasing All Print OrdersPrinting Press Menu , select Print and pressProblem Solution TroubleshootingPower Source Trouble?Problem Additional InformationPlayback/Editing Playing Back the Disc in an External DVD Device List of Messages Memory Card OperationMessage Explanation Onto it. Try cleaning the disc or replace it Video mode that was finalized with another digital deviceDisc could not be read. Try cleaning it or replace the disc Supported not DVD-R/RWOr Secam Could not recover a corrupted fileNo disc is loaded. Insert a disc Disc is being read. Wait before you start recordingDirect Print Related Messages Printer is in use. Check the printer status PositionClose the printer cover securely Treat the battery pack with care Handling PrecautionsBattery Pack CamcorderMemory Card About the battery terminal coverMini DVD Disc Do not store the camcorder with a disc left insideLithium Button Battery Built-in Rechargeable Lithium BatteryStorage Maintenance/OthersCleaning CondensationUsing the Camcorder Abroad Power SourcesPlayback on a TV Screen System Diagram Availability differs from area to area General InformationCG-300 Battery Charger Optional AccessoriesBattery Packs Use of genuine Canon accessories is recommendedProduct Codes Provided AccessoriesOptional Accessories WS-20 Wrist StrapSystem SpecificationsDC22 Memory CardPower/Others CA-570 Compact Power AdapterBP-208 Battery Pack Input/Output TerminalsIndex XP mode 111 Canon Consumer Digital Video Equipment Limited Warranty CanadaCanon INC Canon U.S.A., INC. NEW Jersey Office

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