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Getting Started, Precautions on Recording and Playing Back 3D Images

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.. Getting Started Precautions on Recording and Playing Back 3D Images 3D images can be recorded and played back on this unit. You can enjoy realistic and powerful 3D images recorded on this unit by playing back on a 3D compatible TV. Before use, please read the following precautions to ensure safe and comfortable viewing of the 3D images. Recording 3D Images This unit makes use of the misalignment between the images that enter the left and right eyes to create the 3D effect during 3D recording. As the images that enter the left and right eyes are different, fatigue may be experienced. In addition, depending on the content of the video, an illusion of movement may be experienced and result in motion sickness. Take note of the following when recording 3D images. o Basic Way to Hold a Camcorder During 3D Recording (Recording Stable Images) o Shooting Distance During 3D Recording (Achieving Comfortable 3D Images) Memo : 0 Make sure that you have stable footing during recording. 0 Do not swing the camera horizontally or vertically during recording. 0 If the subject is not recorded within the recommended shooting distance, 3D effect may be weak. 0 When recording night scenes or landscapes, 3D effect of some subjects may be weak. 0 For subjects that appear at the side of the screen, 3D effect may be weak. 0 Operate slowly when using the zoom. 0 If the image is zoomed in too much, 3D effect may be weak. 0 It is recommended to make use of a tripod. * If you do not take note of the above points during 3D recording, the recorded scenes may be played back in stop-motion during playback. "3D MOTION RELIEF (3D mode only)" (A p. 117) 11

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Precautions on Recording and Playing Back 3D Images
3D images can be recorded and played back on this unit. You can enjoy realistic and powerful 3D images recorded on this unit by playing back on a 3D
compatible TV. Before use, please read the following precautions to ensure safe and comfortable viewing of the 3D images.
Recording 3D Images
This unit makes use of the misalignment between the images that enter the left and right eyes to create the 3D effect during 3D recording. As the images that
enter the left and right eyes are different, fatigue may be experienced. In addition, depending on the content of the video, an illusion of movement may be
experienced and result in motion sickness. Take note of the following when recording 3D images.
o
Basic Way to Hold a Camcorder During 3D Recording
(Recording Stable Images)
o
Shooting Distance During 3D Recording
(Achieving Comfortable 3D Images)
Memo :
0
Make sure that you have stable footing during recording.
0
Do not swing the camera horizontally or vertically during recording.
0
If the subject is not recorded within the recommended shooting distance, 3D effect may be weak.
0
When recording night scenes or landscapes, 3D effect of some subjects may be weak.
0
For subjects that appear at the side of the screen, 3D effect may be weak.
0
Operate slowly when using the zoom.
0
If the image is zoomed in too much, 3D effect may be weak.
0
It is recommended to make use of a tripod.
* If you do not take note of the above points during 3D recording, the recorded scenes may be played back in stop-motion during playback.
“3D MOTION RELIEF (3D mode only)” (
A
p. 117)
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