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Quick Function Guide

Functions to adjust exposure (in the recording mode)

In a dark place

In insufficient light

In dark environments such as sunset, fireworks, or general night views

Shooting backlit subjects

In spotlight, such as at the theatre or a formal event

In strong light or reflected light, such as at a beach in midsummer or on a ski slope

NIGHTSHOT (p. 28) Low lux mode (p. 53) Sunset & moon mode (p. 53)

BACK LIGHT (p. 27) Spotlight mode (p. 53)

Beach & ski mode (p. 53)

Functions to give images more impact (in the recording mode)

• Smooth transition between scenes

FADER (p. 46)

• Taking a still picture

PHOTO (p. 41)

• Digital processing of images

PICTURE EFFECT (p. 49)

• Processing a scene using digital effects

DIGITAL EFFECT (p. 51)

• Creating a soft background for subjects

Soft portrait mode (p. 53)

Functions to give a natural appearance to your recordings (in the recording mode)

• Preventing deterioration of picture quality

D ZOOM [MENU] (p. 72)

in digital zoom

 

• Focusing manually

Manual focus (p. 57)

• Shooting distant subjects

Landscape mode (p. 53)

•Recording fast-moving subjects

Sports lesson mode (p. 53)

Functions to use in editing (in the recording mode)

• Watching the picture on a wide-screen TV

Wide mode (p. 44)

Functions to use after recording (in the playback mode)

•Digital processing of recorded images

PICTURE EFFECT (p. 61)

• Processing a recorded scene using digital effects

DIGITAL EFFECT (p. 62)

• Displaying the date/time or recording data

Data code (p. 34)

when you recorded

 

• Quickly locating a desired secene

Zero set memory (p. 59, 64)

• Searching for scenes recorded in the photo mode

Photo search (p. 67)

• Scanning scenes recorded in the photo mode

Photo scan (p. 68)

• Playing back on monaural sound or sub sound

HiFi SOUND [MENU] (p. 72)

• Playing back the picture on a TV without

LASER LINK (p. 39)

connecting a cord

 

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