Sony HDR-AX2000 Operating Guide (Large File - 11.29 MB) - Page 41
Recording with the SMOOTH SLOW REC function, To restore automatic adjustment, To change the setting - slow motion
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To restore automatic adjustment Set the AUTO/MAN (CH1/CH2) switch E of the manually adjusted channel to AUTO. z Tips • To check other audio settings, press the STATUS CHECK button G. • For other settings, see the (AUDIO SET) menu (p. 75). Setting the headphone sound You can select the channel, CH1 or CH2, to output from the headphone. See [HEADPHONE OUT] on the sound at STEREO MIX (p. 75). Recording with the SMOOTH SLOW REC function Fast moving subjects and actions, which cannot be captured under the general recording conditions, can be recorded in smooth moving slow-motion. This is useful for recording fast actions such as a golf or tennis swing. 1 Press the MODE button. 2 On the LCD screen, select [CAMERA] t [SMOOTH SLOW REC]. 3 Select the image quality. 4 Press the record button. An about 6-second movie is stretched to about 24 seconds and recorded as a slow-motion movie. Recording ends when [Recording...] disappears from the screen. To cancel [SMOOTH SLOW REC], press the MODE button. To change the setting Press the MENU button, and select the setting to be changed. x REC MODE You can select the record mode from [1080/ 60i FX], [1080/60i FH], [1080/60i HQ], or [1080/60i LP] for smooth slow recording. x TIMING You can use this to select when recording starts in relation to when the record button (handle record button) is pressed. [6sec AFTER]* [6sec BEFORE] * The default setting is [6sec AFTER]. b Notes • Sounds cannot be recorded. • The shutter speed is automatically set to 1/250 second when you start [SMOOTH SLOW REC]. (You cannot set a slower shutter speed than 1/250 second.) • The recording time may be shorter, depending on recording conditions. • The image quality is lower than with the regular recording. Continued , 41 Recording/Playback