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ChapterandSettings |
| Setting the Shutter Mode and | |
1 | Press the SHUTTER switch positioned at OFF | ||
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Adjustments |
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SHUTTER switch
2 Press the SHUTTER switch towards [SEL]. Repeat this switchover until the desired mode or speed appears in the viewfinder screen.
•If all modes and speeds are available, the display changes in the following order:
When SYSTEM MODE is set to
For 60i and 60P recording
S/S
(1/15) 
(1/30) 
1/60 
1/100 
1/120 
1/250 
1/500 
1/1000 
1/2000
For 30P recording
S/S
(1/7.5) 
(1/15) 
1/60 
1/100 
1/120 
1/250 
1/500 
1/1000 
1/2000
For 24P recording
S/S
(1/6) 
(1/12) 
1/60 
1/100 
1/120 
1/250 
1/500 
1/1000 
1/2000
•The bracketed ( ) speeds cannot be selected when VFR is on.
When SYSTEM MODE is set to
For 50i and 50P recording
S/S 
(1/12.5) 
(1/25) 
1/50 
1/60 
1/120 
1/250 
1/500 
1/1000 
1/2000
For 25P recording
S/S 
(1/6.25) 
(1/12.5) 
1/50 
1/60 
1/120 
1/250 
1/500 
1/1000 
1/2000
•The bracketed ( ) speeds cannot be selected when VFR is on.
NOTE
•In any electronic shutter mode, a slower shutter speed will reduce camera sensitivity.
•In auto iris mode, a faster shutter speed will increase the aperture and lower the depth of field.
•Changes in synchro scan and shutter speed settings may cause screen flicker.
•Under fluorescent lighting and other discharge lighting systems, horizontal stripes may appear on the screen. Changing the shutter speed may correct this problem.
•A subject that is captured when moving quickly across the field of view may appear distorted. This is due to the signal read out format of the image sensor (MOS sensor) and is not a malfunction.
•The red, blue and green dots that may appear on the screen at low shutter speeds do not indicate a malfunction.
Viewfinder displays relating to the shutterSee [Viewfinder Screen Status Displays] (page 74).
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