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Welcome 2 WARNINGTo prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture Notice For customers in the U.S.A and CANADA CAUTION RECYCLING LITHIUM-IONBATTERIES 3 Declaration of ConformityNote: 4 Recording moving pictures or still images, and playing them backCapturing images on the computer 5 Main FeaturesOther uses Functions for adjusting exposure during recording •Recording images with the flash (p. 124) Functions for giving images more impact Functions for using after recording 6 Main FeaturesQuick Start Guide Getting Started Recording – Basics Playback – Basics Advanced Recording Operations Advanced Playback Operations Editing 7 Table of Contents“Memory Stick” Operations Viewing Images with your Computer Customizing your Camcorder Troubleshooting Additional Information Quick Reference 8 Connecting the power cordInserting the cassette 9 Recording a picture on the tape (p. 28)Monitoring the playback picture on the LCD screen (p. 42) 10 Inserting a “Memory Stick”11 Recording still images on the “Memory Stick” (p. 120)Monitoring a still image on the LCD screen (p. 144)PLAY 12 — Getting Started —Note on Cassette Memory Note on TV color systems Copyright precautions Note on connecting other equipment 13 Using this manualPrecautions on camcorder care Lens and LCD screen/finder (on mounted models only) The LCD screen and the finder are manufactured using extremely [d] 14 1AC-L15A/L15BAC Adaptor, Power cord (p. 16)2NP-FM30rechargeable battery pack* (p. 15) 3A/V connecting cable (p. 47) Wireless Remote Commander 5“Memory Stick” (p. 112) 6USB cable (p. 160) 7CD-ROM (SPVD-010USB Driver) 8Cleaning cloth (p. 222) 9Battery terminal cover (p. 15) 15 Installing the battery pack(1) (2) To remove the battery pack 16 Step 1 Preparing the power sourceCharging the battery pack “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series) (3) (4) (5) CHARGE lamp After charging the battery pack 17 NotesWhen you use the AC Adaptor PRECAUTION Charging time 18 Recording timeRecording with the Recording with the LCD screen viewfinder Backlighting on Backlighting off Continuous Typical Playing time Playing time on the LCD screen panel closed 19 Checking status of the battery pack – Battery InfoDuring charging Fully charged Battery Info While the remaining battery time is being calculated 20 Using your camcorder on house currentConnecting to a wall outlet 21 Using as a grip beltUsing the grip belt as a wrist strap 22 Step 2 Adjusting the grip belt23 about 3 months(6) (7) (8) (9) 24 Step 3 Setting the date and timeTo return to FN (Function) Note on the time indicator 25 DISPLAY/BATT INFOTo return to FN To execute settings 26 Step 4 Using the touch panelTo cancel settings To make screen indicators disappear Operation buttons on each display When the POWER switch is set to CAMERA When the POWER switch is set to VCR When the POWER switch is set to MEMORY 27 When executing each itemIf any items are not available When using the viewfinder 28 — Recording – Basics —3 LOCK switch Camera recording lamp 29 Recording a pictureNote on recording mode 1.5 times To enable smooth transition During recording Note on the LOCK switch 30 Indicators displayed during recording1Remaining battery time 2Cassette Memory 3Recording mode 4STBY/REC 5Time code 6Remaining tape 7Date 8Time 9FN button 31 Remaining battery time indicator during recordingRecording data After recording Adjusting the LCD screen 32 When monitoring on the LCD screenShooting with the mirror mode Pull out the viewfinder and rotate the LCD panel 180 degrees Picture in the mirror mode 33 Adjusting the brightness of the LCD screen34 Adjusting the LCD screen backlightLCD screen backlight Adjusting the viewfinder 35 Viewfinder backlightEven if you adjust VF B.L Shooting using the viewfinder is recommended when: Using the zoom feature To use zoom greater than 10⋅ 36 When you shoot close to a subjectShooting backlit subjects – Back light function BACK LIGHT To cancel the back light function When shooting backlit subjects 37 Shooting in the dark–NightShot/Super NightShot/Color Slow Shutter Using NightShot Infrared rays (NightShot Light) emitter To cancel NightShot Using Super NightShot 38 To cancel Super NightShotUsing the NightShot Light Using Color Slow Shutter To cancel Color Slow Shutter 39 While using NightShot, you cannot use the following functions:While using Super NightShot or Color Slow Shutter While using Super NightShot, you cannot use the following functions: NightShot Light While using Color Slow Shutter, you cannot use the following functions: In total darkness 40 End searchTo cancel end search End search 41 Checking recordings – End search/Edit search/Rec ReviewIf the tape has a blank portion between recorded portions Edit search Rec Review 42 (3) Pressto rewind the tape (4) Press to start playback 43 Playing back a tapeTo stop playback To rewind the tape To fastforward the tape To view a still image (playback pause) If you leave the power on for a long time To display the screen indicators – Display function DISPLAY 44 To display date/time and various settings(Data code) Date/time [e] Gain [f] [g] To not display date/time or the various data Various settings Data code When the POWER switch is set to OFF (CHG) 45 Various playback modesUsing the touch panel To change the playback direction To locate a scene while monitoring the picture (picture search) To view the picture at slow speed (slow playback) To view the picture at double speed To view the picture frame-by-frame To search for the last scene recorded (END SEARCH) 46 In the various playback modesWhen you play back the tape in reverse Slow playback 47 If your TV is already connected to the VCR48 Viewing a recording on TVIf your TV or VCR is a monaural type If the equipment to be connected has an S video jack To display the screen indicators on TV 49 — Advanced Recording Operations —During tape recording standby 50 During tape recordingPress PHOTO deeper Still images Recording with the flash When you press PHOTO on the Remote Commander To record still images on the “Memory Stick” during tape recording During and after recording still images on the “Memory Stick” 51 PHOTOSTART/STOP Recording moving pictures on a tape 52 Recording still images on a “Memory Stick” during recordingstandby To stop the countdown for recording on a tape To cancel the self-timer 53 HOLD:OUTDOOR ( ): INDOOR (n): To return to the automatic white balance 54 Adjusting the white balance manuallyIf the picture is being taken in a studio lit by TV lighting If you record under fluorescent lighting If you did the following in the AUTO mode: If you did the following in the HOLD mode: 55 [a][d] To cancel the wide mode 56 Using the wide modePictures on a TV screen ID-1system ID-2system In the wide mode 57 [a] STBYNORM. FADER (normal) MOSC. FADER (mosaic) BOUNCE*1) *2) OVERLAP*2) WIPE*2) DOT*2) [b] MONOTONE 58 Using the fader function(1) When fading in [a] When fading out [b] To cancel the fader function 59 When you select OVERLAP, WIPE or DOT during recordingDuring BOUNCE is on, you cannot use the following functions: Note on the BOUNCE mode 60 NEG. ART [a]:SEPIA: To cancel picture effect 61 SLOW SHTR (slow shutter)OLD MOVIE FLASH (flash motion) LUMI. (luminance key) TRAIL LUMI 62 Using special effects – Digital effect(1) Press FN, then select PAGE2 (2) Press DIG EFFT. The screen to select a digital effect is displayed (5) Press OK to return to PAGE2 63 To cancel digital effectShutter speed When recording in the SLOW SHTR mode 64 SPOTLIGHT*1)PORTRAIT (soft portrait) SPORTS (sports lesson)*1) BEACH&SKI*1) SUNSETMOON (sunset & moon)*2) LANDSCAPE*2) 65 Using PROGRAM AETo cancel PROGRAM AE 66 To return to the automatic exposure68 FOCUSFocus ring To return to the autofocus mode 69 Focusing manuallyTo focus precisely When you shoot close to the subject 9changes as follows: Focal distance information 70 To return to the autofocus71 Example72 Interval Recording(10) (11) (12) To cancel Interval Recording 73 To cancel frame recordingWhen using frame recording 75 Using the viewfinderTo make the buttons on the LCD screen disappear To operate items that do not appear Available recording time 76 — Advanced Playback Operations —Pictures processed by picture effect 77 Pictures processed by digital effect78 To cancel tape PB ZOOM79 Enlarging images recorded on tape – Tape PB ZOOMImages enlarged by tape PB ZOOM During tape PB ZOOM Edge of the image 80 ZERO SET MEMORYDISPLAYIf the tape has a blank portion in the recorded sections 81 Before operationTo cancel searching To superimpose a title 82 Searching for the date by using Cassette Memory83 Searching for a recording by date – Date searchSearching for the date without using Cassette Memory 84 — Editing —Connecting With the A/V connecting cable You can edit on VCRs that support the following systems When using the A/V connecting cable If your VCR is a monaural type 85 Dubbing a tapeWith the i.LINK cable About i.LINK Pictures processed by picture effect, digital effect or PB ZOOM When using the i.LINK cable 86 DubbingWhen you have finished dubbing the tape If you record a paused playback picture 87 StepUsing Digital program editing on the tape recorded on other equipment Operation Step 1: Connecting to the VCR 88 Dubbing only desired scenes – Digital program editing (on tape)Step 2: Setting the VCR to operate 89 (13)Infrared rays emitter Remote sensor (14) Insert a recordable tape into the VCR, then set the VCR to record pause 90 (15) Select IR TEST, then press EXEC(16) Select EXECUTE, then press EXEC Set CONTROL to IR in the menu settings of your camcorder 91 About the IR SETUP codeBrand IR SETUP code Note on the IR SETUP code 92 When the VCR does not operate correctlyStep 3: Adjusting the synchronization of the VCR 94 Operation 1: Making a Program95 To finish making programsOn a blank portion of the tape To erase the program you have set To cancel erasing To erase all programs To cancel erasing all programs 96 Operation 2: Performing Digital program editing (Dubbing thetape) To cancel dubbing during editing To end Digital program editing When the program has not been set You cannot record on the VCR in the following cases: Indicator Cause 97 Connecting a VCR or TV98 Recording video or TV programsIf your TV or VCR is a monaural type Selecting a video jack 99 To finish dubbing100 [A][b][c] [B] [C] 101 Inserting a scene from a VCR – Insert editingTo change the insert end point To insert a scene without setting the insert end point 102 Preparing for audio dubbingDubbing with the built-inmicrophone Connecting the microphone (optional) to the MIC jack MIC (PLUG IN POWER) 103 Audio dubbingConnecting the microphone (optional) to the intelligent accessory shoe Connecting the A/V connecting cable to the AUDIO/VIDEO jack 104 Adding audio to a recorded tapeTo add new sound to previously recorded sections more precisely 105 Monitoring the new recorded sound106 VACATION107 Superimposing a title on a cassette with Cassette MemoryTo use the custom title The titles superimposed with your camcorder To not display title Title setting 108 Erasing a titleTo cancel erasing 109 To change the title you have storedTo erase the character To enter a space 110 To erase the label you have madeTo change the label you have made If you have superimposed titles in the cassette 112 — “Memory Stick” Operations —Recording/Playback File format for still images: Exif *4) Ver.2.2 Still image (JPEG) Moving picture (MPEG) Typical image data file name 113 Using a “Memory Stick” – IntroductionTo prevent accidental erasure of images Rear side of the “Memory Stick” Notes on the “Memory Stick” On handling On location for use 114 On “Memory Stick Duo” (optional)On “Memory Stick PRO” A “Memory Stick” formatted by a computer Notes on image data compatibility 115 Inserting the “Memory Stick”Removing the “Memory Stick” If “MEMORY STICK ERROR” appears 116 Selecting still image qualityImage quality settings Setting Meaning 117 Selecting image quality and sizeSelecting the still image size Memory capacity of still images 1152 ⋅ 864 image size Image quality Memory capacity 640 ⋅ 480 image size 118 Selecting the moving picture size119 Approximate number of still images and time of moving picturesrecordable on a “Memory Stick” Still images FINE STANDARD Type of “Memory Stick” 1152 ⋅ 640 ⋅ Moving pictures 320 ⋅ 121 Recording a still image on a “Memory Stick”–Memory photo recording When you press PHOTO lightly in step If you record still images when the POWER switch is set to MEMORY 122 Recording images continuouslyNORMAL [a] ( ) EXP BRKTG [b] ( ) 123 The number of still images in continuous shootingDuring continuous recording of images When shooting with the self-timeror the Remote Commander If remaining capacity on the “Memory Stick” is less than for 3 images The effect of EXP BRKTG When selecting NORMAL 124 Recording images with the flashFlash lamp (flash) button t t 125 During recording images continuously126 Sound recorded on the tapeRecording date/time 127 Recording an image from a tape as a still imageRecording a still image from other equipment 128 M. CHROM (Memory Chroma key)M. LUMI (Memory Luminance key) C. CHROM (Camera Chroma key) M. OVERLAP (Memory Overlap) M. CHROM Blue M. LUMI C. CHROM M. OVERLAP 129 Superimposing a still image in a “Memory Stick” on an image–MEMORY MIX Sample images Image data modified on a computer or recorded with other equipment Recording a superimposed image to the tape 130 To change the still image to be superimposedTo cancel MEMORY MIX When you select M. OVERLAP 131 Recording a superimposed image to the “Memory Stick” as a stillimage 132 To cancel Interval Photo Recording133 Press START/STOP134 Recording a moving picture on a “Memory Stick”–MPEG MOVIE recording When using an external flash (optional) 135 Recording still images136 Recording moving picturesTo stop the countdown for recording moving picture When self-timerrecording is finished 138 Recording a picture from a tape as a moving pictureTitles If the “ AUDIO ERROR” indicator appears Data code recorded on the tape Recording a moving picture from other equipment 139 Making the program140 Recording edited pictures from a tape as a moving picture–Digital program editing (on a “Memory Stick”) If there is a blank portion between IN and OUT on the tape While making a program Performing the program (Dubbing onto a “Memory Stick”) To stop dubbing 141 Dubbing cannot be carried out in the following cases:When the available recording time of the “Memory Stick” is not enough When the program has not been set 142 Creating a new folderTo cancel creating a new folder 143 Changing the recording folderSelecting the recording folder 144 To stop memory photo playbackWhen no file is in the folder 145 Viewing a still image – Memory photo playbackScreen indicators during still image playback Notes on the file name When the “Memory Stick” contains multiple folders 146 Playing back 6 recorded images at a time (index screen)Press INDEX to display the index screen To return to the normal playback screen (single screen) 147 To stop MPEG MOVIE playback148 Viewing a moving picture – MPEG MOVIE playbackPlaying back a picture from a particular segment 149 Screen indicators during moving picture playback150 Current playback folder151 To cancel memory PB ZOOM152 Enlarging a still image recorded on a “Memory Stick”–Memory PB ZOOM During memory PB ZOOM Moving pictures recorded on the “Memory Stick” 153 sssTo cancel slide show To pause slide show To start slide show from a particular image 154 -MARK155 Deleting selected imagesDELETE To cancel deleting an image 156 DEL157 Deleting all the imagesTo cancel deleting all the images in the “Memory Stick” While the DELETING indicator is displayed Even if all images are deleted 158 MARK159 To change still imagesMemory capacity when resizing Image size 160 — Viewing Images with your Computer —Camcorder Computer Connection Environment Viewing pictures recorded on the tape When connecting to a computer with the USB port 161 Viewing images with a computer – IntroductionWhen connecting to a computer with the DV port Capturing images with “ImageMixer Ver.1.5 for Sony” 162 Viewing images recorded on the “Memory Stick”When connecting to a computer without the USB port Notes on using your computer Software Communications with your computer 163 install a USB driverSystem requirements when connecting with the USB cable and viewing tape pictures on a computer OS: CPU: Application: Sound system: Memory: Hard disk: Display: Others: You cannot use this function in the Macintosh environment 164 Connecting your camcorder to a computer using the USB cable (For Windows users)System requirements when connecting with USB cable and viewing the “Memory Stick” images on a computer Installing the USB driver Start the following operation without connecting the USB cable to the computer 166 Installing Image Transfer167 Installing ImageMixer(7) Windows 2000 and Windows XP only: 168 MEMORY MIX AlbumReplacing WinASPI Making the computer recognize your camcorder 169 For Windows 2000 and Windows XP users170 If you cannot install the USB driverStep 1: Uninstall the incorrect USB driver Windows XP: Windows 2000: Windows 98SE/Windows Me: 171 Windows 98SEWindows Windows XP 172 Step 2: Install the USB driver on the supplied CD-ROMOther OS: 174 Viewing pictures recorded on a tape on a computer–USB Streaming (For Windows users) 175 Viewing pictures live from your camcorderCapturing still images 176 Capturing moving picturesTo close “ImageMixer” 177 If image data cannot be transferred by the USB connectionIf any trouble occurs Carry out the following operations after quitting the application: 178 Making Video CDs – Easy Video CDCapturing images recorded on a tape onto a CD-R 179 Capturing images live from your camcorder onto a CD-RPlaying back Video CDs 180 Created Video CDsSeeing the on-linehelp (operating instructions) of ImageMixer To close on-linehelp If you have any questions about ImageMixer 182 Viewing images recorded on a “Memory Stick” on a computer (For Windows users)Viewing images without Image Transfer 183 Image file storage destinations and image filesssss Example: For Windows Me users (The drive recognizing your camcorder is [F:].) Folder File 101MSDCF DSC0ssss.JPG Still image file (up to 999MSDCF) MOV0ssss.MPG Moving picture file Disconnect the USB cable and remove the “Memory Stick” or set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) For Windows 2000, Windows Me, or Windows XP users 184 When connecting to a computer with the USB cableSystem requirements For Mac OS 8.5.1/8.6/9.0 users 185 For Mac OS 9.1/9.2/Mac OS X (v10.0/v10.1/v10.2)186 Viewing imagesFor Mac OS X (v10.0) users 188 Capturing images from an analog video unit on a computer–Signal convert function After capturing images and sound If the computer has a USB port 190 Copying images to DVD with VAIOCompletion screen To cancel creating a DVD To exit the DVD creating function If you use a DVD-RWthat already has data stored 191 — Customizing your Camcorder —MENU 192 Changing the menu settingsMenu items are displayed as the following icons: MANUAL SET CAMERA SET VCR SET LCD/VF SET CM SET TAPE SET SETUP MENU OTHERS Selecting the mode setting of each item zis the default setting is the default setting Menu items differ depending on the position of the POWER switch The screen shows only the items you can operate at the moment Note on RED EYE R and FLASH LVL Note on the electronic shutter 193 Notes on SteadyShot•SteadyShot may not correct excessive camera-shake If you cancel SteadyShot (continued on the following page) 194 ST1ST2 Low intensity High intensity Notes on LCD B.L. and VF B.L Even if you adjust LCD B.L., LCD COLOR and VF B.L 195 When you select image quality196 *The folder name is displayed in the sssNotes on formatting •Do not do any of the following while the FORMATTING indicator appears: –Turn the POWER switch to another position –Operate buttons –Remove the “Memory Stick.” You cannot format the “Memory Stick” if the •Format the “Memory Stick” if the “FORMAT ERROR” indicator appears •Formatting erases sample images on the supplied “Memory Stick.” •Formatting erases protected image data on the “Memory Stick.” •Formatting erases created folders 198 Notes on the LP modeNotes on AUDIO MODE 199 Notes on DEMO MODE200 When recording a close subjectAfter 5 minutes of removing the power source Other menu items are held in memory even when the power source is removed 201 — Troubleshooting —During recording Symptom 202 Types of trouble and how to correct trouble• The smear phenomenon is occurring. This is not a malfunction green appear on the screen.activated. This is not a malfunction CAMERA or DEMO MODE is set to ON in the menu settings without a cassette or a “Memory Stick” inserted your camcorder automatically starts the demonstration c Insert a cassette or a “Memory Stick” or press the LCD screen. The demonstration stops. You can also set DEMO MODE to OFF in the menu settings (p. 199) • NIGHTSHOT is set to ON c Slide it to OFF (p. 37) • NIGHTSHOT is set to ON in a bright place • The back light function is active c Deactivate it (p. 36) The screen is so dark that the image • The LCD BACKLIGHT switch is set to OFF c Set it to ON (p. 34) • BEEP is set to OFF in in the menu settings c Set it to MELODY or NORMAL (p. 200) c Set STEADYSHOT to OFF in in the menu settings (p. 193) power source is not installed c Turn on the external flash (optional) or install the power source cSet PROGRAM AE to AUTO in the menu settings (p. 64) 203 During playback204 During recording and playbackcInstall a charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) •The AC Adaptor is not connected to a wall outlet cConnect the AC Adaptor to a wall outlet (p. 16) •You have not recorded on the new cassette yet (p. 40) •The temperature of the environment is too low •The battery pack is not fully charged cCharge the battery pack fully again (p. 16) •The battery pack is completely dead, and cannot be recharged cReplace with a new battery pack (p. 217) The battery pack is completely dead, and cannot be recharged c Replace with a new battery pack (p. 217) •The battery pack is dead or nearly dead cInstall a fully charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) •A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time indicator A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time indicator c Use a charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) •The power source is disconnected. c Connect it firmly (p. 15, 16) •The battery pack is dead cUse a charged battery pack (p. 15, 16) The % and Z indicators flash and no • Moisture condensation has occurred • The gold-platedconnector of the tape is dirty or dusty c Clean the gold-platedconnector (p. 215) indicator (p. 198) 205 When operating using the “Memory Stick”207 Others208 c Set it correctly (p. 194)• Moisture condensation has occurred • Some troubles have occurred in your camcorder c Remove the cassette and insert it again, then operate your camcorder • Charging has completed • The battery pack is not properly installed c Install it properly (p. 15) You cannot charge the battery pack. • The POWER switch is not set to OFF (CHG) cSet it to OFF (CHG) (p. 16) •The battery pack is not properly installed. c Install it properly (p. 15) •Something is wrong with the battery pack •DISPLAY/BATT INFO is pressed. c Press the LCD screen lightly cAdjust the screen (CALIBRATION) (p. 224) •USB STREAM is set to OFF in the menu settings cSet it to ON (p. 199) (p. 221) cRemove the battery pack, then install it again (p. 15) 209 LCD screen or ViewfinderSelf-diagnosisdisplay 5-digitdisplay 210 101-0001 Warning indicator as to fileC:21:00 Self-diagnosisdisplay (p. 209) EThe battery pack is dead or nearly dead %Moisture condensation has occurred* Fast flashing: Warning indicator for Cassette Memory Warning indicator for a “Memory Stick” Warning indicator for “Memory Stick” formatting Warning indicator for incompatible “Memory Stick” QWarning indicator for a tape ZYou need to eject the cassette* Slow flashing: -The image is protected* Slow flashing: Warning indicator for the built-inflash or the external flash (optional) Warning indicator for still image recording 212 Warning messages213 — Additional Information —Selecting cassette types mark on the cassette 214 Usable cassettesCopyright signal When you play back When you record Audio mode When you play back a dual sound track tape Sound from speaker HiFi Sound Mode Playing back the stereo tape Playing back the dual sound track tape 215 Notes on the cassetteTo prevent accidental erasure When affixing a label on the cassette After using the cassette When the Cassette Memory function does not work Cleaning the gold-platedconnector 216 What is the “InfoLITHIUM” battery packEffective use of the battery pack 217 About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery packRemaining battery time indicator How to store the battery pack Battery life Disposal of the battery pack 218 What is i.LINKAbout the name “i.LINK” i.LINK baud rate *What is Mbps 219 About i.LINKi.LINK functions on this unit Required i.LINK cable 220 Using your camcorder abroad[a][b] NTSC system PAL system PAL-Msystem PAL-Nsystem SECAM system Simple setting of clock by time difference 221 Moisture condensationIf moisture condensation has occurred Note on moisture condensation How to prevent moisture condensation 222 Maintenance information and precautionsMaintenance information Cleaning the video head Note on the video head Cleaning the LCD screen 223 Removing dust from inside the viewfinderCaution Charging the built-inrechargeable battery Charging the built-inrechargeable battery 224 Adjusting the LCD screen (CALIBRATION)Precautions Camcorder operation On handling a tape 225 Camcorder careAC Adaptor About care and storage of the lens 226 Rechargeable battery packNotes on the button type lithium battery If the battery is leaking 227 Video camerarecorder 228 SpecificationsAC-L15A/L15B Rechargeable battery pack NP-FM30 229 Camcorder230 Identifying parts and controlsqd RESET button (p. 208) qf Speaker qg Viewfinder lens adjustment lever (p. 34) qk Cassette lid (p. 8) ql Access lamp (p. 115) w; OPEN/ZEJECT lever (p. 8) wa Tripod receptacle 231 wf Remote sensorwg Infrared rays (NightShot Light) emitter (p. 37, 89) wh Camera recording lamp (p. 28) DV Interface Note on the Carl Zeiss lens 232 ea Microphone (p. 28)ed Intelligent accessory shoe (p. 103) ef DISPLAY/BATT INFO button (p. 19, 43) eg BACK LIGHT button (p. 36) Notes on the intelligent accessory shoe 233 eh NIGHTSHOT switch (p. 37)AUDIO/VIDEO jack el (LANC) jack (blue) r; Grip belt (p. 8, 21) ra Power zoom lever (p. 35, 78) PHOTO button rd FOCUS button (p. 68) Remote Commander Insulation 234 6q;2Memory Control buttons (p. 144) 3SEARCH M. button (p. 81, 82) buttons 5Video control buttons (p. 46) 6ZERO SET MEMORY button (p. 80) 7Transmitter 8START/STOP button (p. 28) 9Power zoom button (p. 35) q; DISPLAY button (p. 43) 235 Replacing the button type lithium batteryWARNING Notes on the Remote Commander 236 Operation indicatorsLCD screen and Viewfinder 1Cassette Memory (p. 12, 213) 2 Remaining battery time (p. 30) 3Zoom (p. 35)/Exposure (p. 66)/ Data file name (p. 145) 4Digital effect (p. 61, 77)/ MEMORY MIX (p. 128)/ Fader (p. 57) 516:9WIDE (p. 55) 6Picture effect (p. 60, 76) 7 Data code (p. 44) Volume /Date 9 PROGRAM AE (p. 64) 0 Back light (p. 36) qg STBY/REC (p. 30) Video control mode (p. 45)/ Image size (p. 117)/ Image quality (p. 116) qh NIGHTSHOT (p. 37)/ SUPER NIGHTSHOT (p. 37)/ COLOR SLOW SHUTTER (p. 38) qj Warning (p. 210) qk Time code (p. 30)/ Tape counter (p. 80)/ Self-diagnosis (p. 209) ql Remaining tape (p. 30)/ Memory photo playback (p. 144) wa END SEARCH (p. 40) ws A/V t DV (p. 187)/DV IN wd Audio mode (p. 198)/ Recording folder (p. 142) wh Continuous photo recording (p. 122) 237 A, BC, D F, G, H I, J, K, L M, N O, P, Q T, U W, X, Y, Z
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