Menu Options Lists 45
The DV output cannot be changed while a DV cable is connected to the HDV/DV terminal.
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About the [HDMI OUT] display
[HDMI OUT] appears at the bottom of the [ PLAY/OUT SETUP2] menu screen in mode ([ PLAY/OUT SETUP] menu in other modes). This is not a selectable menu option, but rather an information item that displays the specification of the video output when the camcorder is connected to an external device using the HDMI cable. For further details about the HDMI connection, refer
to 74.
DISPLAY SETUPBRIGHTNESSAdjust ( ) the brightness of the LCD display with the joystick.
Changing the brightness of the LCD display does not affect that of the viewfinder or the recordings.
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You can display a grid or a horizontal line at the center of the screen. The markers are available in white or gray. Use the markers as a reference to make sure your subject is framed correctly (vertically and/ or horizontally).
Using the markers will not affect the recordings on the tape or memory card.
This function can also be activated with the CUSTOM key ( 61).
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You can use the assist functions to make sure you adjust the focus and exposure correctly.
[ZEBRA]: A striped pattern (zebra pattern) will appear over areas of the picture that are overexposed (too bright).
[ ZEBRA(70%)] is more sensitive
than [ ZEBRA(100%)].
[ PEAKING]: The silhouettes of objects in the picture will be emphasized in order to allow you to focus manually more easily.
Using the assist functions will not affect the recordings on the tape or memory card. This function can also be activated with
the CUSTOM key ( 61).
AUDIO LEVEL | ( |
[ ON], [ OFF]
TV SCREEN[ ON]*, [ OFF]
When set to [ ON], the camcorder’s
You can also use DISP. on the wireless controller.
Functions Advanced