Sony DCR DVD205 Operating Guide - Page 115
Adjusting the image during recording, The picture appears too bright on the screen
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Adjusting the image during recording Refer also to "Setup items" (p.117). The auto focus does not function. • Set [FOCUS] to [AUTO] (p.72). • The recording conditions are not suitable for auto focus. Adjust the focus manually (p.72). [STEADYSHOT] does not function. • Set [STEADYSHOT] to [ON] (p.75). • [STEADYSHOT] may not work for an excessive camera shake even if [STEADYSHOT] is set to [ON]. The back light function does not function. • The back light function is canceled when you set [EXPOSURE] to [MANUAL] (p.71) or select [SPOT METER] (p.70). • The back light function does not work during Easy Handycam operation. Cancel Easy Handycam operation (p.34). A vertical band appears when recording candlelight or electric light in the dark. • This occurs when the contrast between the subject and the background is too high. This is not a malfunction. A vertical band appears when recording a bright subject. • This phenomenon is called the smear effect. This is not a malfunction. Tiny spots in white, red, blue, or green appear on the screen. • The spots appear when you are recording in [SUPER NSPLUS] or [COLOR SLOW S]. This is not a malfunction. The color of the picture is not correctly displayed. • Set the NIGHTSHOT PLUS switch to OFF (p.47). The picture appears too bright on the screen, and the subject does not appear on the screen. • Set the NIGHTSHOT PLUS switch to OFF (p.47). The picture appears too dark on the screen, and the subject does not appear on the screen. • The LCD screen backlight is switched off. Turn on the LCD backlight by pressing and holding DISP/BATT INFO (p.26). Flickering or changes in color occurs. • This occurs when recording pictures under a fluorescent lamp, sodium lamp, or mercury lamp with [PORTRAIT] or [SPORTS]. Cancel [PROGRAM AE] in this case (p.70). 115 Troubleshooting