Hitachi DZ-HS903A Owners Guide - Page 72

Restoring all the, Recording Settings to, Default Full Auto, Using the Flash

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Various Recording Techniques Press the confirmation button to confirm, then MENU to end. When the function is turned On, " " appears in the LCD monitor (p.42). • The MIC. filter setting is 3 retained in memory even when the power is turned off. • If you set this function to "On", it is recommended to set the function to "Off" after recording before turning off the power unless you always intend to use this function. HDD RAM -RW (VR) -RW (VF) R +RW CARD Restoring all the Recording Settings to Default (Full Auto) You can reset the following manually adjusted recording settings to their defaults with the press of a single button. Function Focus Exposure BLC (Backlight) Program AE White Balance EIS (Electronic Image Stabilizer) MIC. Filter Default Auto Auto Off Auto Auto On Off See p.64 p.66 p.67 p.67 p.68 p.71 p.71 Setting the recording settings to full auto During record pause or recording, press FULL AUTO. 1 "FULL AUTO" appears in the LCD monitor for a while and the settings are reset to their default settings. CARD Using the Flash As shutter speed will slow down when still photos are recorded in dim lighting, camera shake may easily occur. We recommend you use a flash in this case. Normally, the flash fires automatically depending on the recording conditions (during Auto). You can also set the flash to On (always fires) or Off (does not fire). 72

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Various Recording Techniques
Setting the recording
settings to full auto
3
Press the confirmation button to
confirm, then
MENU
to end.
When the function is turned On,
” appears in the LCD
monitor (p.42).
The MIC. filter setting is
retained in memory even when
the power is turned off.
If you set this function to
“On”, it is recommended to set
the function to “Off” after
recording before turning off
the power unless you always
intend to use this function.
Restoring all the
Recording Settings to
Default (Full Auto)
You can reset the following manually
adjusted recording settings to their
defaults with the press of a single
button.
Function
Default
S
ee
Focus
Auto
p.64
Exposure
Auto
p.66
BLC (Backlight)
Off
p.67
Program AE
Auto
p.67
White Balance
Auto
p.68
EIS (Electronic
Image Stabilizer)
On
p.71
MIC. Filter
Off
p.71
HDD
RAM
-RW (VR)
R
-RW (VF)
CARD
+RW
1
During record pause or recording,
press
FULL AUTO
.
“FULL AUTO” appears in the
LCD monitor for a while and the
settings are reset to their default
settings.
Using the Flash
As shutter speed will slow down
when still photos are recorded in dim
lighting, camera shake may easily
occur. We recommend you use a flash
in this case.
Normally, the flash fires
automatically depending on the
recording conditions (during Auto).
You can also set the flash to On
(always fires) or Off (does not fire).
CARD