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Manually Focusing Subject
The DVD video camera/recorder usually focuses on a subject automatically (autofocus). You can also manually focus a subject depending on the recording conditions.
FOCUSING DURING RECORDING
Normally, the DVD video camera/recorder automatically focuses the subject (autofocus), but you can also manually focus a subject, depending on the recording conditions (manual focus).
Focusing range
You can switch the display mode of
•On T (tele) side: approximately 3.2 feet (1 m) from lens surface to infinity
•On W (wide) side: approximately 13/16” (2 cm) from lens surface to infinity
1 Press the FOCUS button during recording.
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FOCUS
2 Press the zoom lever to “T” control side to zoom in on subject.
VOL.
Adjust with Sand Rbuttons
3 Use the SRbuttons to adjust the focus, while viewing the image in the viewfinder or on the LCD screen.
Note:
•Pressing FOCUS will alternate between manual focus and auto focus. With auto focus, no indication will appear on the screen.
•Be sure to zoom in on your subject before manually focusing on it. If you bring the subject into focus at the “W” control side, focus will be faulty when you turn the zoom lever to the “T” control side to zoom in on the subject.
•Manual focus is released when the DVD video camera/recorder is turned off. When you turn the DVD video camera/recorder on next time, auto focus will be restored.
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