
Using the ND Filter
When recording under bright conditions, the camcorder closes down the aperture. When the aperture value used is too large, the picture may appear blurred. Turn the
AGC switch |
ND FILTER switch |
When using a recording program other than M Manual and if the AGC switch is set to ON, the following displays appear:
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No display | ND filter is not activated | – | |
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“ND” |
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“ND | ” flashes | ND filter required | Turn on the ND filter |
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ND “ | ” flashes | Higher density setting or external ND filter | Set the ND filter to a higher density setting or |
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ND “ | ” flashes | Turn off the ND filter | |
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“ND” flashes in red | Incorrect setting of the | Set the ND filter to an appropriate density | |
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*If you have no external ND filter available, use the Tv mode and set a faster shutter speed, or use the Av mode and set a smaller aperture.
Depending on the scene, the color may change when turning the ND filter on/off. Setting a custom white balance may be effective in such case ( 66).
Recording
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