Canon 45 MC ZR50 ZR45MC Instruction Manual - Page 9
Introducing the ZR50 MC/ZR45 MC - video light
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Introducing the ZR50 MC/ZR45 MC 22× Lens and 440× Digital Zoom 18× Lens and 360× Digital Zoom USB Terminal Allows high speed transfer of memory card data to PCs mounting the USB terminal. By using the software provided, you can process and organize still images on your PC. Night Mode In dark places, automatically adjusts to the optimum shutter speed according to the brightness of the subject for shooting brightly in color. IEEE 1394 DV Terminal Using a DV cable, connect the camcorder to a PC equipped with a DV terminal and transfer your original images and sound to your PC. Memory Card Record, manage and store still images on a MultiMediaCard or an SD Memory Card. Recorded images can be immediately checked by the press of a single button, allowing you to erase them or set protection. Combine still images recorded on the card with your original movies or still images. Also great for easy transfer of still images to a PC. Still Photos Just press the photo button to capture still pictures. You can record vivid still images onto a memory card with the incorporated mechanical shutter. (Progressive Photo) 2.5" LCD Screen Extended Recording Time Function Record for 1.5×, 2× or 3× longer than when in SP mode - up to 4 hours on an 80 minute tape. ( 1,5× only) Image Stabilizer Stabilizes your recordings even in long telephoto shots. Advanced Accessory Shoe Allows the Canon Video Light VL-3 or the Directional Stereo Microphone DM50 (both optional) to be easily attached and powered by the camcorder's own power source. Digital Effects Advanced digital technology allows you to add special effects during recording or playback. Display 4, 9 or 16 still images at once with the multi-image screen. Selectable Color Light-up Buttons Analog Line-in Recording Connect to a VCR or analog camcorder and record onto a DV tape in the camcorder. Audio Dubbing/AV Insert Editing Introduction E 9