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Capturing Still Images In Movie Record Mode (dual Recording), In Sd Normal Format: 640x480

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CAPTURING STILL IMAGES IN MOVIE RECORD MODE (DUAL RECORDING) • This function works only in Movie mode. page 17 • Your HD camcorder allows the choice to capture digital still images without interrupting video capture; even in STBY mode. • You can record still images on the storage media during recording movie image. 1. Press the Recording start/stop button. • The recording () indicator will display, and recording will start. 2. Press the PHOTO button at the scene you want during movie image recording. • When the indicator disappears, the photo image is recorded without the shutter sound. • Movie images are continuously recorded even while photo images are taken. • To stop recording, press the Recording start/stop button again. • You can also capture photos in STBY mode. 1. Press the PHOTO button at the scene you want in STBY mode. • When you press the PHOTO button, the photo image is recorded while the indicator appears with the shutter sound heard.  00:00:10 [70Min] 80 Min STBY 00:00:00 [70Min] 80 Min • Resolution of the captured photos differs according to your selected video resolution: - In HD format: 1920x1080 - In SD format: 896x504 - In SD Normal format: 640x480 • You cannot capture photos in [SD] Slow Motion. • You cannot use the flash during dual recording. ►►► 00:00:02 [69Min] 80 Min STBY 00:00:00 [70Min] 80 Min English _35

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English _
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CAPTURING STILL IMAGES IN MOVIE RECORD MODE (DUAL RECORDING)
•
This function works only in Movie mode.
page 17
•
Your HD camcorder allows the choice to capture digital still images without interrupting
video capture; even in STBY mode.
•
You can record still images on the storage media during recording movie image.
1.
Press the
Recording start/stop
button.
• The recording (
) indicator will display, and recording will start.
2.
Press the
PHOTO
button at the scene you want during movie image recording.
• When the (

) indicator disappears, the photo image is recorded without the
shutter sound.
•
Movie images are continuously recorded even while photo images are taken.
•
To stop recording, press the
Recording start/stop
button again.
•
You can also capture photos in STBY mode.
1.
Press the
PHOTO
button at the scene you want in STBY mode.
•
When you press the
PHOTO
button, the photo image is recorded while the (

)
indicator appears with the shutter sound heard.
•
Resolution of the captured photos differs according to your selected video resolution:
-
In HD format: 1920x1080
-
In SD format: 896x504
-
In SD Normal format: 640x480
•
You cannot capture photos in [SD] Slow Motion.
•
You cannot use the flash during dual recording.
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STBY
00:00:00
[70Min]
80
Min
►►►
00:00:02
[69Min]
80
Min
STBY
00:00:00
[70Min]
80
Min
<Dual recording in STBY mode>

00:00:10
[70Min]
80
Min
<Dual recording during movie recording>