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≥ It is not possible to adjust the shutter speed to a value slower than the limit imposed by the set frame rate. Example: When [REC FORMAT] is set to [FHD 1080/29.97p 50M], if you set the frame rate to 30 fps, the shutter speed cannot be adjusted to a value slower than 1/30. ≥ [BLACK FADE] and [WHITE FADE] are disabled. (l 88) ≥ Even if you press the recording start/stop button as soon as recording has started, it may take some time until the recording stops. ≥ The screen may momentarily black out when the frame rate is changed in Step 2. ≥ When using Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Mode with a low frame rate setting, this unit may not be able to keep up with changes in the image. In such a case, set the iris, focus and White Balance mode to manual settings. ≥ The maximum continuous recordable time for one scene in Variable Frame Rate Mode varies depending on the set frame rate. Recording stops when a certain time has elapsed since the start of the recording, and restarts automatically a few seconds later. j With undercrank recording: 10 hours j When recording with the same frame rate as the frame rate in [REC FORMAT]: 10 hours j With overcrank recording, the recordable time becomes shorter than 10 hours depending on the ratio between the frame rate for [REC FORMAT] and variable frame rate setting. Example: When [REC FORMAT] is set to [FHD 1080/29.97p 50M] Variable frame rate setting 2 fps 30 fps 60 fps ≥ "h" is an abbreviation for hour. Maximum continuous recordable time for one scene 10 h 5h [FOCUS MACRO] ≥ Register [FOCUS MACRO] to a USER button. (l 84) You can enable/disable Focus Macro. ≥ is displayed on the screen when [ON] is selected. [i.ZOOM] ≥ Register [i.ZOOM] to a USER button. (l 84) You can enable/disable i.Zoom. (l 51) [USB MODE] ≥ Register [USB MODE] to a USER button. (l 84) Enable/disable connection to the USB ports of this unit. ≥ If you switch the setting from on to off while a USB port is in use, a message may be displayed, instructing you to unmount the USB cable safely. Select [YES] to terminate the connection safely. - 104 -

Section	Page
Information for Your Safety	2
Contents	11
Accessories	13
Optional accessories	14
Preparation	15
What you can do with this unit	15
Recording to the SD card	15
Linking to external devices	15
Remote operations with an iPad	17
Names and Functions of Main Parts	18
Power supply	25
Charging the battery	25
Inserting/removing the battery	27
Charging and recording time	28
Connecting to the AC outlet	30
Preparation of SD cards	31
Cards that you can use with this unit	31
Inserting/removing an SD card	32
Turning the unit on/off	33
Selecting a mode	33
Using the LCD monitor/Viewfinder	34
Setting how to turn on/off the LCD monitor and Viewfinder	34
Using the LCD monitor	35
How to use the touch screen	36
LCD monitor adjustment	37
Viewfinder adjustment	38
Recording yourself	39
Setting date and time	40
Using the menu screen	42
Recording	43
Before recording	43
Selecting a media to record	43
Formatting media	44
Recording motion picture	44
Switching between Auto and Manual Mode	46
Adjusting the Picture Quality	48
Using the zoom	50
Image Stabilizer Function	52
Focus	54
One Push AF	57
Push AF	58
Focus Assist	58
Manual Focus Assist	61
Focus Transition	62
White Balance	65
Iris/Gain adjustment	69
Iris adjustment	69
Gain adjustment	71
Manual shutter speed	73
Audio Input	76
Switching Audio Input	76
Adjusting the audio input level	78
Counter display	80
Setting the Time Code	80
Setting the User Information	82
Setting the Recording Counter	83
USER button	84
Setting the USER button	84
Using the USER button	85
Functions of the USER button	86
Useful functions	108
Color Bar Screen	108
ND filter	109
Switching the screen indications/mode information display	110
Using Operation Icons	111
Using of jog dial	112
Playback	115
Motion picture/Still picture playback	115
Motion picture playback using operation icon	119
Useful functions	120
Creating still picture from motion picture	120
Repeat Playback	121
Resuming the previous playback	121
Playing back scenes or still pictures by date	121
Editing	123
Deleting scenes/still pictures	123
Protecting scenes/still pictures	124
Copying between SD cards	125
Linking to external devices	127
Connecting Headphones, a Remote Control or an External Monitor	127
Headphones	127
Remote control	127
External monitor	128
Setting the external output resolution	130
Connecting to a PC (File transfer/nonlinear editing)	134
Operating environment (mass storage)	134
Connecting to a PC	135
About the PC display	136
Copying/playing back with an external media device	138
Preparing for copying/playing back	138
Copy once	141
Copy selected files	141
Playing back the External Media	142
Using an iPad as a Remote Control (AG ROP application)	143
Before connection	144
Connecting this unit and an iPad	148
Operations during AG ROP application connection	152
Menu	153
Using the Menu	153
Scene file	153
System mode	162
User switch	169
Switch setting	170
Auto switch setting	177
Recording Setup	179
Audio Setup	188
Output Setup	190
Display setting	193
Other Functions	198
Network Setup	201
Maintenance	202
Video Setup	203
Picture Setup	204
Copy	204
Display	205
Indications	205
Messages	208
Warning Indications	214
Others	217
Troubleshooting	217
About recovery	221
About copyright	222
Recording functions that cannot be used simultaneously	224
Recording modes/approximate recordable time	225
Approximate number of recordable pictures	227
Specification	228

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≥

It is not possible to adjust the shutter speed to a value slower than the limit imposed by the set

frame rate.

Example:

When [REC FORMAT] is set to [FHD 1080/29.97p 50M], if you set the frame rate to 30 fps, the

shutter speed cannot be adjusted to a value slower than 1/30.

≥

[BLACK FADE] and [WHITE FADE] are disabled. (

)

≥

Even if you press the recording start/stop button as soon as recording has started, it may take

some time until the recording stops.

≥

The screen may momentarily black out when the frame rate is changed in Step 2.

≥

When using Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Mode with a low frame rate setting, this unit may not be

able to keep up with changes in the image. In such a case, set the iris, focus and White Balance

mode to manual settings.

≥

The maximum continuous recordable time for one scene in Variable Frame Rate Mode varies

depending on the set frame rate. Recording stops when a certain time has elapsed since the start

of the recording, and restarts automatically a few seconds later.

With undercrank recording: 10 hours

When recording with the same frame rate as the frame rate in [REC FORMAT]: 10 hours

With overcrank recording, the recordable time becomes shorter than 10 hours depending on

the ratio between the frame rate for [REC FORMAT] and variable frame rate setting.

Example: When [REC FORMAT] is set to [FHD 1080/29.97p 50M]

≥

“h” is an abbreviation for hour.

≥

)

You can enable/disable Focus Macro.

≥

is displayed on the screen when [ON] is selected.

≥

)

You can enable/disable i.Zoom. (

)

≥

)

Enable/disable connection to the USB ports of this unit.

≥

If you switch the setting from on to off while a USB port is in use, a message may be displayed,

instructing you to unmount the USB cable safely. Select [YES] to terminate the connection safely.

Variable frame rate setting

Maximum continuous recordable time for

one scene

2 fps

10 h

30 fps

60 fps

[FOCUS MACRO]

[i.ZOOM]

[USB MODE]