Useful Features (continued)
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- Zoom
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Zoom In
Your Movie has a power zoom tens that gently
changes the viewing angle. Zooming is possible by
lightlypressing the "T" or "W" side of the Power
Zoom switch. You can also manually zoom with the
zoom ring which has a handy lever for steady
turning.
- Focus
A. Auto Focus
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B. Manual Focus (by hand)
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Aimyour Movie at thescene to be recorded.
Press and hold the "T" side of the Power Zoom
switch untilthe lens zooms to the maximum
close-up setting.
3Rotate the Lens Focus Ring for the sharpest
picture at this setting.
(It may be necessary to back away from the
subject to focus the image properly.)
Underthe following scene conditions,manual
focusing is recommended.
=Scene with both close and distant objects in view.
=Scene with enhanced perspective.
=Scene with dominant non-reflective object, such
as a black curtain.
Set the Focus Switch to "AUTO" for normal use,
and the lens will be automatically focused on the
subject in the center of the EVF, even during a
zoom.
Set the Focus switchto "MANUAL", and then
adjust the focus with the Lens Focus Ring.
4Pressthe "W" sideof the PowerZoom switch.
The picture should stayin focus over the entire
zoomrange.
Re-focusingmay berequiredwhen your Movieis
aimed at a new scene.
*When you want to adjustthe focus quickly in the
"MANUAL" position,you canactivatethe Auto
Focus.Leave the Focusswitchin "MANUAL",
andthen press and holdthe Focus switch.
The pictureautomaticallyadjustsforfocus as long
as you continuepressing.
=Focusing on small objects. The Auto Focus
system needs a reflecting area of a certain
minimum size in order to operate. Objects more
than 10 feet away should have a reflecting
surface of approximately 4 inches in diameter.
=Distant objects. The Auto Focus system may not
always focus clearly on objects that are over 40
feet away.
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