Hitachi DZ-BD70AF Owners Guide - Page 63

Recording at Close, Range, Macro Recording

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Hint You can also use the remote control for changing the maximum digital value. Each press of DIGITAL ZOOM switches the "Digital Zoom" setting as follows; "Off" → "40x" → "500x" Notes • When operating the zoom lever, the focus may blur for a moment. • When digital zoom is added, the image quality will become coarser. • When using a card (recording stills), the digital zoom cannot be set. HDD BD-RE BD-R RAM -RW (VR) -RW (VF) R CARD Recording at Close Range (Macro Recording) When you record a small subject at close range, you can bring the lens surface as close as approx. 0.8 inch (2 cm) to the subject. This will allow you to enlarge the subject to cover the entire screen. Recording at close range During recording pause or recording, point the camcorder at the subject and push the zoom lever toward the W side until the wide-angle is 1 maximized. • Recording up close may require more lighting. If the screen is dark, direct a light source at the subject. Note Although the zoom can be used, the focus may become blurred depending on the distance to the subject. Various Recording Techniques 63

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63
Various Recording Techniques
Recording at close range
Hint
You can also use the remote
control for changing the maximum
digital value. Each press of
DIGITAL ZOOM switches the
“Digital Zoom” setting as follows;
Off
40x
500x
Notes
When operating the zoom lever,
the focus may blur for a moment.
When digital zoom is added, the
image quality will become
coarser.
When using a card (recording
stills), the digital zoom cannot be
set.
Recording at Close
Range
(Macro Recording)
When you record a small subject at
close range, you can bring the lens
surface as close as approx. 0.8 inch (2
cm) to the subject. This will allow you
to enlarge the subject to cover the
entire screen.
1
During recording pause or recording,
point the camcorder at the subject
and push the zoom lever toward the
W side until the wide-angle is
maximized.
Recording up close may
require more lighting. If the
screen is dark, direct a light
source at the subject.
HDD
BD-R
RAM
-RW (VR)
R
-RW (VF)
BD-RE
CARD
Note
Although the zoom can be used, the
focus may become blurred
depending on the distance to the
subject.