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Sounds cannot be recorded

[SMTH SLW REC] settings are automatically canceled if you turn the power off and back on.

The shutter speed is automatically set to 1/250 even if you set it to a speed slower than 1/250.

The recording time may be shorter than the set time, depending on recording conditions.

The image quality is lower than with the regular recording.

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CNTRST ENHCR

When you set [CNTRST ENHCR] to [ON], high contrast images, such as backlit scene images, are detected and unexposed shadows of the images are automatically reduced (the default setting is [OFF]).

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When you set [BACK LIGHT] to [ON], [CNTRST ENHCR] is temporarily turned off.PROG. SCANYou can record progressive movies with a vertical resolution of 1,080 lines.BOFF24 ()Select to record 24 scenes per minute, which is the same as cinema films.30 ()

Select to record 30 scenes per minute, which is the same as television commercials.

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Recorded movies are converted to the 60i format and stored.STEADYSHOTxON/OFF

You can compensate for camera shake (the default setting is [ON]). Set [ON/OFF] to [OFF] () when using a tripod (optional), then the image becomes natural.

xTYPE

You can select the type of the SteadyShot function that compensates for camera- shake.

HARD

Select to activate the SteadyShot function with stronger effect. This mode is not recommended for recording with camera pan, tilt technique.

BSTANDARDSelect to activate the standard SteadyShot function.SOFT

Select to activate the SteadyShot function so that it leaves a slight unsteadiness on the picture so the picture looks natural.

WIDE CONV.

Select when a wide conversion lens (optional) is attached. This mode is the most effective with Sony VCL-HG0862K wide conversion lens.

COLOR BAR

xON/OFF

You can display the color bar or record it on the tape by setting to [ON]. It is convenient to adjust the color on the connected monitor (the default setting is [OFF]).

bNote

This is automatically set to [OFF] the next time you switch on the camcorder.

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