Panasonic VDR M70 Operating Instructions - Page 63

Manually, Focusing, Subject

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Manually Focusing Subject isommaesposit The DVD video camera/recorder measure: the distance lc.ra subject vice red at the centre of screen :and automatically focuses on it. if it is difficult to automatically focus the subject, adjust the focus manually. Focusing During Recording Ir is L /I avideo camera/recorder automatically focu: ins a subject at the centre of scree' (auto-focus). WI ion the DVD video camera/recorder nod on. oonnttoo•foC_;us will always ho Focusing range You can ,witch the display mode of r ni screen information: • On T (tele) side: approximately -1 Ill from Ions surface to infinitys n VV (wide) side: approximately 2 cm I rom Ions surface to infinity 1 Press the OCUS Milton during recording. 'MI \A/ill appear on to screen. Manual Focus icon 00 idlt .gyp T 771 VOL, - 2 Press the zoom lover down to "T" control side to zoom in on subject. 3 Use the 0 ht.) buttons to adjust the focus, while viewing the image in the viewfinder or on the LCD screen. ....2 Adjust with tit) and 0) buttons Note: • Pressing FOCK; will alternate between manual focus and auto locus. With auto focus, no indication will appear on the screen. • Be sure to zoom in on your subject before manually focusing on it. If you bring the subject into focus at the "W" control side, focus will be faulty when you turn the zoom lever to the "T" control side to zoom in on the subject.

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isommaesposit
Manually
Focusing
Subject
The
DVD
video
camera/recorder
measure:
the
distance
lc.ra
subject
vice
red
at
the
centre
of
screen
:and
automatically
focuses
on
it.
if it
is
difficult
to
automatically
focus
the
subject,
adjust
the
focus
manually.
Focusing
During
Recording
Ir
is
L
/I
avideo camera/recorder
automatically
focu:
ins
a
subject
at
the centre
of
scree'
(auto
-focus).
WI
ion
the
DVD
video
camera/recorder
nod
on.
onto
onto•foC_;us
wi
ll
always
ho
Focusing
range
You
can
,witch
the
display
mode
of
r
ni
screen
information:
•
On
T
(tele)
side:
approximately
-1
Ill
from
Ions
surface
to
infinitys
n
VV
(wide)
side:
approximately
2
cm
I
rom
Ions
surface
to
infinity
1
Press
the
OCUS
Milton
'MI
\A/il
l
appear
on
to
screen.
Manual
Focus
icon
during
recording.
00
idlt
.gyp
T
771
VOL,
-
....
2
2
Press
the
zoom
lover
down
to
"T"
control
side
to
zoom
in
on
subject.
Adjust
with
t
i
t)
and
0)
buttons
3
Use
the
0
ht
.
)
buttons
to
adjust
the
focus,
while
viewing
the
image
in
the
viewfinder
or
on
the
Note:
LCD
screen.
•
Pressing
FOCK;
will
alternate
between
manual
focus
and
auto
locus.
With
auto
focus,
no
indication
will
appear
on
the
screen.
•
Be
sure
to
zoom
in
on
your
subject
before
manually
focusing
on
it.
If
you
bring
the
subject
into
focus
at
the
"W"
control
side,
focus
will
be
faulty
when
you
turn
the
zoom
lever
to
the
"T"
control
side
to
zoom
in
on
the
subject.