Selecting an Effect

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D.EFFECT OFF

 

1.Set the camcorder to a recording mode ( or )

and set the mode dial to a position other than .

2. Press the FUNC. button.

3. First, select ( ) the current digital effects symbol

from the left side column and then select ( ) the [ EFFECT] option from the bottom bar and press ( ).

When recording still images, only the [ BLK&WHT] effect is available. Select it and continue directly to step 5.

4.Select ( ) an effect from the list.

The selected effect will be demonstrated on the current screen and will also be shown in a small animation at the right corner of the bottom bar.

5.Press the FUNC. button to save the setting and close the menu.

The symbol of the selected effect appears.

6.Press the D.EFFECTS button.

• The symbol changes to green and the effect is activated.

• Pressing the D.EFFECTS button again deactivates the effect.

Using the Multi-Image Screen

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D.EFFECT OFF

 

1.Set the camcorder to record movies ( ) and turn the mode

dial to a position other than or .

2. Press the FUNC. button.

3. First, select ( ) the current digital effects symbol

from the left side column and then select ( ) the [ MULTI-S] option from the bottom bar and press ( ).

4.Select ( ) the [S.SPEED] option and set ( ) the transition speed.

•Manual: For capturing images manually.

•Fast: Every 4 frames

•Moderate [MOD.]: Every 6 frames

•Slow: Every 8 frames

5.Select ( ) the [S.SPLIT] option and set ( ) the number of split images to capture.

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Changing the FUNC.

Advanced Features

Settings

 

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DC40 specifications

The Canon DC40 is a compact and versatile camcorder designed to capture high-quality videos and still images with ease. It is particularly favored by amateur videographers and home movie enthusiasts, thanks to its user-friendly design and impressive technological features.

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In addition to recording high-quality video, the DC40 features a 2.7-inch LCD screen, which serves as both a playback and recording display. The screen is designed to be bright and clear, making it easy to frame shots and review footage in bright sunlight or dim conditions. The intuitive menu system further enhances usability, allowing users to navigate settings effortlessly.

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Overall, the Canon DC40 stands out as an excellent choice for those looking for a reliable and high-performing camcorder that combines ease of use with advanced technology, making it suitable for any level of videography.
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