Sony DCR-DVD403 Operating Guide - Page 61

Still Set, Steadyshot, Burst Dcr-dvd203/dvd403, Dvd703/dvd803

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When viewed on a 16:9 wide screen TV*1 When viewed on a standard TV (4:3 screen)*2 *1 When 16:9 screen TV switches to full screen mode, the picture appears on the TV screen at the right ratio. *2 When you play back in TV (4:3 screen), the picture may be compressed. When you play back in the wide mode, the picture appears as you see it on the LCD screen or in the viewfinder. • You cannot change the aspect ratio in the following cases: - while recording movie - when [D.EFFECT] is set to [OLD MOVIE] (p.64). • When recording on a DVD-R/DVD-RW (VIDEO mode)/DVD+RW, the available recording time may get shorter in the following conditions. - when you changed record pictures between 16:9 WIDE and 4:3. - when you change the [REC MODE] during 4:3 (p.65). To play back images on a DVD player or a DVD recorder, the way you see pictures on the TV screen may differ depending on your player. For details, refer to the instruction manuals supplied with the devices you are using. • When you play back pictures recorded in WIDE on a DVD+RW with a DVD player or a DVD recorder, they may appear to be compressed in the lengthwise direction. STEADYSHOT You can record pictures using [STEADYSHOT] (the default setting is [ON]). Set [STEADYSHOT] to [OFF] ( ) when using a tripod or the conversion lens (optional). STILL SET Settings for still images (BURST/QUALITY/IMAGE SIZE, etc.) The default settings are marked with . The indicators in parentheses appear when the items are selected. See page 52 for details on selecting setup items. BURST (DCR-DVD203/DVD403/ DVD703/DVD803) You can record several still images one after another by pressing PHOTO.  OFF Select this when not recording continuously. NORMAL ( ) Record still images continuously at approximately 0.5 seconds intervals. The numbers of the maximum recordable images are as follows; DCR-DVD203/DVD703 1152 × 864 : 4 images 640 × 480 : 13 images DCR-DVD403/DVD803 2016 × 1512 : 3 images 640 × 480 : 21 images EXP. BRKTG ( ) Records 3 images consecutively with different exposures at approximately 0.5 second intervals. You can compare the 3 images and select an image recorded at the best exposure. • The flash will not function during continuous recording. • The maximum number of images will be recorded in the self-timer mode or when you are operating with the Remote Commander. • You may not be able to record continuous images up to the maximum number depending on the image size and the remaining capacity of the disc. • It takes longer to record continuous images to the disc compared to normal recording. Record the next still image after the scroll bar indicator ( )and the ACCESS lamp turns off. 61 Using the Setup items

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When viewed on a 16:9 wide
screen TV
*1
When viewed on a standard TV
(4:3 screen)
*2
*1
When 16:9 screen TV switches to full screen
mode, the picture appears on the TV screen at
the right ratio.
*2
When you play back in TV (4:3 screen), the
picture may be compressed. When you play
back in the wide mode, the picture appears
as you see it on the LCD screen or in the
viewfinder.
You cannot change the aspect ratio in the
following cases:
– while recording movie
– when [D.EFFECT] is set to [OLD MOVIE]
(p.64).
When recording on a DVD-R/DVD-RW
(VIDEO mode)/DVD+RW, the available
recording time may get shorter in the following
conditions.
– when you changed record pictures between
16:9 WIDE and 4:3.
– when you change the [REC MODE] during
4:3 (p.65).
To play back images on a DVD player or
a DVD recorder, the way you see pictures
on the TV screen may differ depending
on your player. For details, refer to the
instruction manuals supplied with the
devices you are using.
When you play back pictures recorded in WIDE
on a DVD+RW with a DVD player or a DVD
recorder, they may appear to be compressed in
the lengthwise direction.
STEADYSHOT
You can record pictures using
[STEADYSHOT] (the default setting is
[ON]). Set [STEADYSHOT] to [OFF] (
)
when using a tripod or the conversion lens
(optional).
Using the Setup items
STILL SET
Settings for still images
(BURST/QUALITY/IMAGE SIZE, etc.)
The default settings are marked with
.
The indicators in parentheses appear when
the items are selected.
See page 52 for details on selecting
setup items.
BURST (DCR-DVD203/DVD403/
DVD703/DVD803)
You can record several still images one
after another by pressing PHOTO.
OFF
Select this when not recording
continuously.
NORMAL (
)
Record still images continuously at
approximately 0.5 seconds intervals. The
numbers of the maximum recordable
images are as follows;
DCR-DVD203/DVD703
1152 × 864
: 4 images
640 × 480
: 13 images
DCR-DVD403/DVD803
2016 × 1512
: 3 images
640 × 480
: 21 images
EXP. BRKTG (
)
Records 3 images consecutively with
different exposures at approximately 0.5
second intervals. You can compare the 3
images and select an image recorded at the
best exposure.
The flash will not function during continuous
recording.
The maximum number of images will be
recorded in the self-timer mode or when you are
operating with the Remote Commander.
You may not be able to record continuous
images up to the maximum number depending
on the image size and the remaining capacity of
the disc.
It takes longer to record continuous images to
the disc compared to normal recording. Record
the next still image after the scroll bar indicator
(
)
and the ACCESS lamp turns off.