SPOT FOCUS

You can select and adjust the focal point to aim it at a subject not located at the center of the screen.

Steps

In recording mode, (OPTION) [SPOT FOCUS] touch the point to be focused within the frame on the screen [END]

To adjust the focus automatically, touch [AUTO].

Notes

[FOCUS] is automatically set to [MANUAL].

TELE MACRO

This is useful to shoot small subjects, such as flowers or insects. You can blur out backgrounds and the subject stands out clearer.

Steps

In recording mode, (OPTION) [TELE MACRO] a desired setting

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OFF

ON ()

Notes

Cancels TELE MACRO. (TELE MACRO is also canceled when you move the zoom lever to the W side.)

The zoom (p. 32) moves to the top of the T (telephoto) side automatically and allows recording subjects at a close distance as follows: DCR-SR47/SR48/SR67: down to about 50 cm (19 3/4 in.)

DCR-SR87: down to about 38 cm (15 in.)

When recording a distant subject, focusing may be difficult and can take some time.

Adjust the focus manually ([FOCUS], p. 80) when it is hard to focus automatically.

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DCR-SR48, DCR-SR67 specifications

The Sony DCR-SR67 and DCR-SR48 are versatile camcorders that cater to both amateur and semi-professional videographers seeking compact yet feature-rich recording solutions. Released as part of the Handycam series, these models emphasize convenience, ease of use, and advanced technology, making them popular choices among users who need reliable handheld recording devices.

The DCR-SR67 boasts a built-in 30 GB hard drive, allowing for ample storage capacity for hours of high-quality video footage. This model supports a maximum recording time of approximately 20 hours in standard mode. In contrast, the DCR-SR48 features a slightly smaller 40 GB hard drive, providing an extended recording time. Both camcorders support MPEG-2 encoding, ensuring efficient file compression without significant loss of quality.

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