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Optical Image Stabilizer Lock This function enhances optical image stabilization. You can further reduce the effects of the shake that tends to occur when using zoom.  1 Touch to turn the Image Stabilizer on. (l 61) 2 Select the menu. MENU : [RECORD SETUP] # [O.I.S. LOCK SETTING] # desired setting [AUTO]: [MANUAL]: Operates Activates Optical Image Stabilizer Lock automatically. The icon is displayed in the position A of the LCD monitor. Operates Optical Image Stabilizer Lock while is touched and held. ≥ The default setting is [AUTO]. When [AUTO] is set, 3 (When [MANUAL] is selected) Touch and hold . is not displayed in the Touch Menu. ≥ Icon is displayed in A while you are touching and holding . ≥ Optical Image Stabilizer Lock is released when you remove your finger from the icon. ∫ To make the display of disappear When [MANUAL] is set, stays displayed even if it is left unused. To hide the change the [O.I.S. LOCK DISPLAY] setting. display, MENU : [SETUP] # [O.I.S. LOCK DISPLAY] # desired setting [ON]: [OFF]: Constantly display. The icon will disappear after approx. 5 seconds without any touch operation. ≥ Stabilization may not be possible under strong shaking conditions. ≥ To record while moving the unit quickly, release Optical Image Stabilizer Lock. - 63 -

Section	Page
Read this first	2
Contents	4
Preparation	8
Names and Functions of Main Parts	8
Power supply	11
Inserting/removing the battery	11
Charging the battery	12
Charging and recording time	13
Recording to a card	15
Cards that you can use with this unit	15
Inserting/removing an SD card	16
Turning the unit on/off	17
Selecting a mode	18
Switching this unit between Recording Mode and Playback Mode	18
Switching this unit between Motion Picture Recording Mode and Still Picture Recording Mode	18
How to use the touch screen	19
About the Touch Menu	20
Setting date and time	21
Basic	22
Before recording	22
Recording motion pictures	23
Recording still pictures	25
Recording still pictures in Motion Picture Recording Mode	26
Motion picture/Still picture playback	27
Using the menu screen	30
Using the Setup Menu	31
Advanced (Recording)	41
Using the zoom	41
Zoom ratio during the Still Picture Recording Mode	41
Level Shot Function	42
Recording with the Backup for Twin Camera Function	43
Changing the Recording Mode	45
Intelligent Auto	46
Intelligent Auto Plus	48
Creative Control	48
HDR Movie Mode	51
Scene Mode	52
FULL HD Slow Motion Video	53
Stop Motion Animation Assist	55
Manual recording	56
White Balance	57
Manual shutter speed/iris adjustment	58
Manual Focus adjustment	59
Recording with the Touch Function	60
Touch function icons	60
Recording functions of operation icons	65
Operation icons	65
Recording functions of menus	70
Advanced (Playback)	83
Playback Operations	83
Motion picture playback using operation icon	83
Creating still picture from motion picture	85
Highlight & Time Frame Index	85
Repeat Playback	86
Resuming the previous playback	86
Setting the playback speed of FULL HD Slow Motion Video	87
Zooming in on a still picture during playback (Playback zoom)	87
Various playback functions	88
Playing back motion pictures/still pictures by date	88
Highlight Playback	90
Manual Edit	96
Baby Calendar	100
Changing the playback settings and playing back the slide show	102
Playing back still pictures recorded in Stop Motion Animation Assist Mode as a slide show	104
Deleting scenes/still pictures	105
Deleting part of a scene (AVCHD/Backup for Twin Camera)	107
Dividing a scene (AVCHD/Backup for Twin Camera)	108
Dividing a scene to partially delete (MP4/iFrame)	109
Protecting scenes/still pictures	110
Convert to MP4	111
Slow speed conversion	112
Watching Video/Pictures on your TV	113
Connecting with a HDMI micro cable	115
Listening in 5.1 channel sound (AVCHD)	115
Playback using VIERA Link	116
Copy/Dubbing	118
Copying/playing back with a USB HDD	118
Preparing for copying/playing back	118
Simple copy	121
Copy selected files	121
Playing back the USB HDD	122
Dubbing with a Blu-ray disc recorder, video device, etc.	123
Wi-Fi	127
Wi-Fi® function	127
What you can do with the Wi-Fi function	129
[Link to Cell]	130
Preparations before using [Link to Cell]	131
Using [Link to Cell] with a direct connection	132
Using [Link to Cell] with a wireless access point connection	132
About [Link to Cell]	133
[DLNA Play]	135
Preparations before using [DLNA Play]	135
Playing back on a TV	136
[Copy]	137
Preparations before using [Copy]	137
Copying to a PC	139
Install the “Image App”	141
Setting Up a Wi-Fi Connection	142
Using the [Wi-Fi Setup Wizard] to set up a connection	143
Connecting to a wireless access point	144
Setting up a direct connection to a smartphone	147
Connecting from the history	149
If the Wi-Fi connection cannot be established	150
How to Use the [Wi-Fi Setup] Menu	152
Wireless Twin Camera	156
Wireless Twin Camera function	156
Notes on the Wireless Twin Camera function	157
Using a Smartphone as a Wireless Sub Camera	158
When connecting a smartphone to this unit as a Wireless Sub Camera for the first time	158
When connecting for the second time or later	161
Terminating the connection	161
Recording with a Wireless Sub Camera (Wireless Twin Camera)	162
Screen display when using a Wireless Sub Camera	162
If the Wi-Fi connection cannot be established (Wireless Twin Camera)	166
With a PC	167
What you can do with a PC	167
Before Installing HD Writer AE 5.2	169
Operating environment	171
Installation	173
Connecting to a PC	174
About the PC display	176
Starting HD Writer AE 5.2	177
Reading the operating instructions of the software applications	177
If using Mac (mass storage)	178
Others	179
Indications	179
Messages	182
About recovery	183
Troubleshooting	184
Cautions for use	189
About copyright	194
Recording modes/approximate recordable time	195
Approximate number of recordable pictures	196