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Using Remote Controller, Viewing Subject Through Viewfinder

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lUsing Remote Controller To operate the DVD Video Camera with the remote controller, point it at the infrared receiver before pressing buttons. If it does not work properly, do not forget to point it at the receiver to repeat the action. The remote controllable distance is up to 16 feet (5 m). Note: • When using the remote controller, make sure that the infrared receiver on DVD Video Camera is not exposed to direct sunlight or any intense light. If the infrared receiver is subject to light stronger than the infrared light from remote controller, the DVD Video Camera cannot be operated by remote controller. • If there is an obstacle between the remote control and infrared receiver on DVD Video Camera, remote control may not be possible. • Depending on the type of fluorescent lamp in the room, the remote controller may not work properly. Approx. 16 feet (5m) Infrared receiver Viewing Subject Through Viewfinder 1 Pull out the viewfinder. 2 Turn the diopter control knob to adjust the focus to suit your eyesight. Diopter control Caution: Do not lift the DVD Video Camera by holding the viewfinder or LCD monitor. If the viewfinder or LCD monitor comes off, the DVD Video Camera will fall. Pull out the viewfinder. Note: • If no image appears in viewfinder, refer to "Check 6" on page 150. • If the LCD monitor is open approximately 90°, the viewfinder will be off. • Focusing will not be correct unless the viewfinder is pulled out. • See "LCD/EVF Setup" (P.92) for information on displaying the viewfinder image regardless of whether the LCD monitor is open or closed. 37

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Using Remote Controller
To operate the DVD Video Camera with the remote
controller, point it at the infrared receiver before
pressing buttons. If it does not work properly, do not
forget to point it at the receiver to repeat the action. The
remote controllable distance is up to 16 feet (5 m).
Note
:
•
When using the remote controller, make sure that the
infrared receiver on DVD Video Camera is not exposed to
direct sunlight or any intense light. If the infrared receiver
is subject to light stronger than the infrared light from
remote controller, the DVD Video Camera cannot be
operated by remote controller.
•
If there is an obstacle between the remote control and
infrared receiver on DVD Video Camera, remote control
may not be possible.
•
Depending on the type of fluorescent lamp in the room,
the remote controller may not work properly.
Viewing Subject Through Viewfinder
1
Pull out the viewfinder.
2
Turn the diopter control knob to adjust the focus
to suit your eyesight.
Note
:
•
If no image appears in viewfinder, refer to “Check 6” on
page 150.
•
If the LCD monitor is open approximately 90°, the
viewfinder will be off.
•
Focusing will not be correct unless the viewfinder is
pulled out.
•
See “LCD/EVF Setup” (P.92) for information on
displaying the viewfinder image regardless of whether
the LCD monitor is open or closed.
Approx. 16 feet (5m)
Infrared
receiver
Pull out the
viewfinder.
Diopter control
Caution
:
Do not lift the DVD Video Camera by holding the
viewfinder or LCD monitor. If the viewfinder or LCD
monitor comes off, the DVD Video Camera will fall.