Hitachi DZ-BD70AF Owners Guide - Page 69

Recording Dark, Subjects Using the, LCD Monitor Light, Assist Light

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Selecting a recording mode 1 During recording pause, press MENU. 2 Select "Camera Functions Setup" "Program AE" a recording mode Press the confirmation button to confirm, then MENU to end. The selected recording mode 3 (other than Auto) appears in the LCD monitor (p.42). • The recording mode is retained in memory even when the power is turned off. Note When recording in dark places, after-images may appear if the subject is moving or if camera shake occurs. Use a tripod for best results. HDD BD-RE BD-R RAM -RW (VR) -RW (VF) R CARD Recording Dark Subjects Using the LCD Monitor Light (Assist Light) You can use the LCD monitor as a light source which allows you to record a subject up to 3.2 feet (1 m) away even in a dark place. To check images, use the viewfinder (p.20). Repeat steps 1 to 3 on the left 1 column to select "Low Light" for recording mode in step 2. Rotate the LCD monitor 180° so that it faces the same direction as the 2 lens. The LCD monitor will light white. Note Moving subjects or camera shake may cause after-images to appear. Use a tripod for best results. Various Recording Techniques 69

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Various Recording Techniques
Selecting a recording
mode
1
During recording pause, press
MENU
.
2
Select “Camera Functions Setup”
“Program AE”
a recording mode
3
Press the confirmation button to
confirm, then
MENU
to end.
The selected recording mode
(other than Auto) appears in the
LCD monitor (p.42).
•
The recording mode is retained
in memory even when the
power is turned off.
Note
When recording in dark places,
after-images may appear if the
subject is moving or if camera
shake occurs. Use a tripod for best
results.
Recording Dark
Subjects Using the
LCD Monitor Light
(Assist Light)
You can use the LCD monitor as a
light source which allows you to
record a subject up to 3.2 feet (1 m)
away even in a dark place.
To check images, use the viewfinder
(p.20).
1
Repeat steps 1 to 3 on the left
column to select “Low Light” for
recording mode in step 2.
2
Rotate the LCD monitor 180° so that
it faces the same direction as the
lens.
The LCD monitor will light
white.
HDD
BD-R
RAM
-RW (VR)
R
-RW (VF)
BD-RE
CARD
Note
Moving subjects or camera shake
may cause after-images to appear.
Use a tripod for best results.