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Focusing When Recording Movie, Focusing range, How to install conversion lens optional, Macro - dvd cam

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Focusing When Recording Movie This DVD video camera/recorder automatically focuses a subject at the center of screen (auto-focus). When the DVD video camera/recorder is turned on, auto-focus will always be set. Focusing range You can switch the display mode of on-screen information: • On T (tele) side: approximately 3.6 feet (1 m) from lens surface to infinity • On W (wide) side: approximately 3/8" (1 cm) from lens surface to infinity G How to install conversion lens (optional) The installation screw diameter of this lens is 37 mm. Lens hood Conversion lens (To remove) (To attach) 1 Remove the lens hood from the DVD video camera/recorder. 2 Remove the lens cap from the conversion lens and screw it all the way into the filter screw of the DVD video camera/recorder. Note: Be careful not to lose the lens hood. Note: If the optional tele-conversion lens (DZ-TL1) is attached over the lens, the range where a subject is focused at T end (telephoto side) will be from approximately 18 feet (5 m) to infinite. Note: If the optional tele-conversion lens (DZ-TL1) is attached over the lens, the four corners of screen will be darker (vignetting) on W (wide-angle) side when a subject is zoomed in. Macro Recording Use the macro function when recording a small object from close-up position: You can shoot the subject as close as approximately 3/8" (1 cm) from the lens surface, magnifying the image to fill the screen. Aim the DVD video camera/recorder at the subject, and press down the zoom lever to "W" control side. Note: Zoom can be used, but the subject may not be focused, depending on the distance to the subject. Note: The amount of light tends to be insufficient during macro recording: If the subject image is too dark, use additional lighting. English 48

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English
Focusing When Recording Movie
This DVD video camera/recorder automatically focuses a subject at the center of screen (auto-focus).
When the DVD video camera/recorder is turned on, auto-focus will always be set.
Focusing range
You can switch the display mode of on-screen information:
•
On T (tele) side: approximately 3.6 feet (1 m) from lens surface to infinity
•
On W (wide) side: approximately 3/8
”
(1 cm) from lens surface to infinity
●
How to install conversion lens (optional)
The installation screw diameter of this lens is 37 mm.
1
Remove the lens hood from the DVD video cam-
era/recorder.
2
Remove the lens cap from the conversion lens
and screw it all the way into the filter screw of
the DVD video camera/recorder.
Lens hood
Conversion lens
Note:
Be careful not to lose the lens hood.
Note:
If the optional tele-conversion lens (DZ-TL1) is attached over the lens, the range where a subject is
focused at T end (telephoto side) will be from approximately 18 feet (5 m) to infinite.
Note:
If the optional tele-conversion lens (DZ-TL1) is attached over the lens, the four corners of screen will
be darker (vignetting) on W (wide-angle) side when a subject is zoomed in.
Macro Recording
Use the macro function when recording a small object from close-up position: You can shoot the subject
as close as approximately 3/8
”
(1 cm) from the lens surface, magnifying the image to fill the screen.
A
im the DVD video camera/recorder at the sub-
ject, and press down the zoom lever to
“
W
”
con-
trol side.
Note:
Zoom can be used, but the subject may
not be focused, depending on the distance to the
subject.
Note:
The amount of light tends to be insufficient
during macro recording: If the subject image is too
dark, use additional lighting.
(To remove)
(To attach)