Panasonic AG-AC160A Operating Instructions Advanced - Page 5

Using the viewfinder, Shooting

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Shooting Shooting Using the viewfinder This camera utilizes a viewfinder with a miniature LCD, and a 3.45-inch LCD monitor. Use them according to application and shooting conditions. ••Brightness and hue of images in the viewfinder and the LCD monitor may sometimes differ from those on a TV monitor. Check final images with a TV monitor. Using the viewfinder 1 Turn the POWER/MODE switch of the camera (Page 30 of Vol.1), and check that images appear in the viewfinder. 2 Position the screen of the viewfinder where it is easiest to see. The viewfinder can be raised to about 90° perpendicular to the camera. 3 Adjust the diopter adjustment dial so that you can see the characters on the finder screen clearly. Diopter adjustment dial • Less than 0.01% of the pixels in the LCD may not light or remain on all the time. They are not defective, and will have no effect on the images you record. • Screen burn-in may occur in the LCD monitor, however, this is not a defect. Viewfinder ••Do not leave the eyepiece of the viewfinder pointed in the direction of the sun or strong light sources. Internal components may be damaged or fire may be caused if light is focused through the lens. • When the LCD monitor is open, the viewfinder may not display anything. Close the LCD monitor. (Page 70) 5

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Shooting
Using the viewfinder
This camera utilizes a viewfinder with a miniature
LCD, and a 3.45-inch LCD monitor.
Use them according to application and shooting
conditions.
•
Brightness and hue of images in the viewfinder
and the LCD monitor may sometimes differ from
those on a TV monitor.
Check final images with a TV monitor.
Using the viewfinder
1
Turn the POWER/MODE switch of the
camera <ON> (Page 30 of Vol.1), and check
that images appear in the viewfinder.
2
Position the screen of the viewfinder where
it is easiest to see.
The viewfinder can be raised to about 90°
perpendicular to the camera.
3
Adjust the diopter adjustment dial so that
you can see the characters on the finder
screen clearly.
Diopter adjustment dial
Viewfinder
•
Do not leave the eyepiece of the viewfinder
pointed in the direction of the sun or strong
light sources.
Internal components may be damaged or fire
may be caused if light is focused through the
lens.
• When the LCD monitor is open, the viewfinder
may not display anything. Close the LCD
monitor. (Page 70)
• Less than 0.01% of the pixels in the LCD may
not light or remain on all the time. They are
not defective, and will have no effect on the
images you record.
• Screen burn-in may occur in the LCD monitor,
however, this is not a defect.
Shooting