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Changing scene ﬁle settings, Example1: Change the name of the scene, ﬁle.

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Chapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording Changing scene file settings  Example1: Change the name of the scene file. 1 Turn the scene file dial, then select the scene file to be changed. 2 Select the menu option NAME EDIT in the SCENE FILE screen, then press the JOG dial button. For details on menu operation, refer to [Using the menus] (page 120). SCENE FILE F3:SPARK MATRIX SKIN TONE DTL V DETAIL FREQ NAME EDIT NORM1 OFF THIN RETURN CHANGE PUSH MENU TO RETURN 4 When the screen shown below appears, use the JOG dial button to enter a 6-character file name. • Turning the JOG dial button changes the character display in the following order: space ()  alphabet (A to Z)  numerics (0 to 9)  symbols If the RESET button is pressed when the filename has been set, the characters are cleared. NAME EDIT SW POSITION F3 S P A R K PUSH MENU TO RETURN • After you finish setting the filename, press the MENU button. This completes the NAME EDIT change. A change that has been confirmed is retained after a power down and is not affected by dial position. Items set for the scene file are also retained. 3 Select CHANGE and press the JOG dial button.  Example2: Save the F1 scene file to the SCENE FILE F3:SPARK camera. MATRIX SKIN TONE DTL V DETAIL FREQ NAME EDIT NORM1 OFF THIN RETURN CHANGE PUSH MENU TO RETURN 1 Select the menu option LOAD/SAVE/INT in the SCENE FILE screen, then press the JOG dial button. For details on menu operation, refer to [Using the menus] (page 120). SCENE FILE LOAD SAVE INIT VFR FRAME RATE (SYNCHRO SCAN) DETAIL LEVEL V DETAIL LEVEL DETAIL CORING CHROMA LEVEL RETURN LOAD SAVE INITIAL 0 0 0 0 PUSH MENU TO RETURN 83

Section	Page
Read this first!	2
Precautions for Use	4
Chapter 1 Overview	8
Camera Unit Features	8
Recording and Playback Features	10
Outline of operations	12
Saving and editing on external devices	12
System Conﬁguration	13
Standard accessories	14
Chapter 2 Parts and Their Functions	15
Power Supply and Accessory Mounting Section	15
Audio (input) Function Section	16
Audio (output) Function Section	17
Shooting and Recording/Playback Functions Section	18
Menu/Thumbnail Operation Section	22
Time Code Section	23
Warning and Status Display Functions	24
LCD Monitor	24
Viewfinder	25
Chapter 3 Recording and Playback	26
Setting Date and Time of Internal Clock	26
P2 Cards	28
Inserting P2 Cards	28
Removing P2 Cards	28
To Prevent Accidental Erasure of P2 Card Content	29
P2 CARD ACCESS LED and status of P2 cards	29
P2 card recording times	30
Handling P2 Card Recording	31
Basic Procedures	32
Shooting	33
Normal Recording	33
Standard and Native Recording	34
Standard recording (pull-down recording)	34
Native recording	34
Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Recording	35
Native VFR Recording	35
Standard VFR recording(pulldown recording)	35
Using VFR Recording Function	36
Special Recording Modes	38
Pre-recording (PRE REC)	38
Interval recording (INTERVAL REC)	39
One-shot recording (ONE SHOT REC)	39
Loop recording (LOOP REC)	40
PROXY Recording Function (Optional)	40
Hot Swap Recording	40
REC REVIEW Function	40
Shot Marker (SHOT MARK) Recording Function	41
Text Memo Recording Function	41
Normal and Variable Speed Playback	42
Chapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording	43
Selecting recording signals	43
List of recording formats and functions	44
Recording settings and recording function table	45
Selecting video output	45
List of recording, playback and output formats	46
Adjusting the White Balance and Black Balance	48
Adjusting the White Balance	48
Adjusting the Black Balance	49
Setting the Electronic Shutter	51
Setting the Shutter Mode and Speed	51
Placing the Camera-recorder in SYNCHRO SCAN Mode	51
FBC (Flash Band Compensation) Function	52
Setting FBC function	52
Assigning functions to USER buttons	53
Selecting Audio Input Signals and Adjusting Recording Levels	54
Selecting Audio Input Signals	54
Adjusting Recording Levels	54
Selecting Function for the FRONT AUDIO LEVEL Control	55
CH3 and CH4 Recording Levels	55
Setting Time Data	56
Recording time codes and user bits	57
Setting user bits	58
Entering the User Bits	58
Setting the Time Code	60
Externally Locking the Time Code	62
Outputting the time code externally	63
GENLOCK and time code input/output connection and setup	64
Counter Setting and Display	64
Viewfinder Screen Status Displays	65
Viewfinder Status Indication Layout	65
Selecting Viewfinder Display Information	65
Screen displays	66
Center Information Display	69
Checking and displaying shooting status	71
MODE CHECK indication	72
Center marker display	73
Safety zone markers	73
Audio level meter magnification	73
Zebra pattern display	74
Focus assist function	75
Adjusting and setting the LCD monitor	76
Waveform monitor function	77
Adjusting and Setting up the Viewfinder	78
Adjusting Right and Left Viewfinder Position	78
Diopter Adjustment	78
Using the Viewfinder	78
Emphasizing Image Outlines	79
Setting the viewfinder to monochrome mode	79
Handling setup data	80
Configuration of setup data files	80
Handling SD memory cards	81
Formatting, Writing and Reading an SD memory card	81
How to Use Scene File Data	82
Saving scene files and other settings on SD memory cards	84
Chapter 5 Preparation	86
Power Supply	86
Mounting the Battery and Setting the Battery Type	86
Use of the external DC power supply	88
Mounting and Adjusting the Lens	89
Mounting the Lens	89
Adjusting the Lens Flange Back	90
White Shading Compensation	91
Setting Chromatic Aberration Compensation (CAC)	92
Preparing for Audio Input	95
When Using the Front Microphone	95
Using a wireless receiver	95
When Using Audio Devices	96
Attaching Accessories	97
Mounting the Camera on a Tripod	97
Attaching the Shoulder Strap	97
Attaching the Rain Cover	98
Attaching the FRONT AUDIO LEVEL Control Knob	98
Attaching the Eye Cup	98
DC OUT Connector and External REC Start/Stop Switch Connection	99
Connecting the AJ-RC10G Remote Controller	100
Chapter 6 Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails	101
Thumbnail Operations	101
Thumbnail Manipulations Overview	101
Thumbnail Screen	102
Selecting Thumbnails	104
Playing back Clips	104
Switching the Thumbnail Display	105
Changing thumbnails	106
Shot Mark	106
Text Memo	107
Deleting Clips	108
Restoring Clips	109
Reconnection of Incomplete Clips	109
Copying Clips	109
Setting of Clip Meta Data	110
Setting of Proxy (optional)	114
Formatting a P2 Card	114
Formatting SD memory cards	115
Setting the Thumbnail Display Mode	115
Properties	116
Chapter 7 Menu Operations	120
Viewfinder and LCD Menus	120
Using the menus	120
Initializing the menu settings	121
Setup menu structure	122
Setup menu list	124
SCENE FILE screen	124
SYSTEM SETUP screen	126
SW MODE screen	128
RECORDING SETUP screen	129
AUDIO SETUP screen	130
OUTPUT SEL screen	132
DISPLAY SETUP screen	132
BATTERY SETUP screen	134
CARD FUNCTIONS screen	136
LENS SETUP screen	136
OTHER FUNCTIONS screen	137
DIAGNOSTIC screen	138
OPTION MENU screen	138
Chapter 8 Connecting to External Devices	139
Functionality Provided by Connections to USB 2.0 Connector	139
Connecting to a computer in USB device mode	139
USB host mode	140
Connections to the DVCPRO/DV Connector	145
Recording signals input to the DVCPRO/DV connector	145
Control of external devices through 1394 connection	146
Chapter 9 Maintenance and Inspections	147
Inspections Before Shooting	147
Preparing for Inspections	147
Inspecting the Camera Unit	147
Inspecting the Memory Recording Functions	148
Maintenance	150
Eyepiece Care	150
Cleaning Inside the Viewfinder	150
Charging the internal battery	150
Warning System	151
Warning Description Tables	151
Warning and Error Display for Thumbnail Operation and USB HOST MODE	153
Updating the firmware incorporated into the unit	155
Chapter 10 Index	156
Chapter 11 Specifications	160
Dimensions and specifications	160
Dimensions	160
Specifications	160

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Chapter²´² Adjustments²and²Settings²for²Recording

Changing scene ﬁle settings



Example1: Change the name of the scene

ﬁle.

Turn²the²scene²ﬁle²dial,²then²select²the²scene²

ﬁle²to²be²changed.

Select²the²menu²option²NAME²EDIT²in²the²

SCENE²FILE²screen,²then²press²the²JOG²dial²

button.

For details on menu operation, refer to [Using the

menus] (page 120).

PUSH

RETURN

SKIN TONE DTL

V DETAIL FREQ

NAME EDIT

NORM1

OFF

THIN

RETURN

CHANGE

MATRIX

SCENE FILE F3:SPARK

Select²CHANGE²and²press²the²JOG²dial²button.

PUSH

RETURN

SKIN TONE DTL

V DETAIL FREQ

NAME EDIT

NORM1

OFF

THIN

RETURN

CHANGE

MATRIX

SCENE FILE F3:SPARK

When²the²screen²shown²below²appears,²use²

the²JOG²dial²button²to²enter²a²¶-character²ﬁle²

name.

• Turning the JOG dial button changes the character

display in the following order: space (



)



alphabet (A to Z)



numerics (0 to 9)



symbols (;

: < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^_-./).

• If the RESET button is pressed when the ﬁlename

has been set, the characters are cleared.

PUSH

RETURN

P A R K

SW POSITION F3

NAME EDIT

• After you ﬁnish setting the ﬁlename, press the

MENU button. This completes the NAME EDIT

change. A change that has been conﬁrmed is

retained after a power down and is not affected by

dial position.

Items set for the scene ﬁle are also

retained.



Example2: Save the F1 scene ﬁle to the

camera.

Select²the²menu²option²LOAD/SAVE/INT²in²the²

SCENE²FILE²screen,²then²press²the²JOG²dial²

button.

For details on menu operation, refer to [Using the

menus] (page 120).

PUSH

RETURN

VFR

FRAME RATE

(SYNCHRO SCAN)

DETAIL LEVEL

V DETAIL LEVEL

DETAIL CORING

RETURN

LOAD

SAVE

INITIAL

CHROMA LEVEL

LOAD SAVE INIT

SCENE FILE