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Chapter 2' Basic Camera Operation How to Record Before you record one time events. make a trial recording to make sure that your camcorder s working properly. Keep the lens clean. or the focus cannot be adjusted ProixtflY/ It Is very easy to start recording scenes 3 • • 5,6 0 o 4 1 Hold the camcorder by putting your hand through the grip belt so that [19 your thumb can easily press the red START/STOP button. 2 By pressing the release on the lens cap, remove and attach it to the grip belt. Pre 3 Press the small green button on the POWER switch end slide the POWER switch to CAMERA. 1his puts the camcorder In the camera recording mode. 4 Set the PROGRAM AE (Auto Exposure) switch to the green position. EOM 0 14 5 Set the STANDBY switch up. 'SOOT' apnea, in the viewfinder. Now. you can see through the viewfinder. ... 6 Press START/STOP (red button) once. The camera is recording when the word 'REG" appears on the viewfinder screen and the red lamp lights in the viewfinder. You can also confirm the start of recording with beep sound when you have the BEEP Meech turned on red lamp n the viewfinder you can see a black and white picture of what you are recording and 'nformalion that indicates whet the camcorder 's now doing Automatic recording With the PROGRAM AE switCh set to the (peen puitiOn. all the waftera functions are an automatic(i.e.auto Iris. auto white balance, auto focus) and the shutter speed is set at normal (1/60 second). To stop recording momentarily Press START/STOP again "STEW appears in the vieyvandef. The camcorder beeps twice when you have BEEP turned on. When you have finished recording Turn the STANDBY switch down and slide the POWER swIch to OFF. Ejecting the tape Make sure that you have attached the Papery peck or other power source to the acorder. 1 Press the small blue button on the EJECT swItch, and at the same time push EJECT in the direction of the arrow. 2 Take out the tape. 3 Close the cassette holder by pressing the area marked PUSH on the cassette compartment Caution Please remember that you can only use 8-mm format 0050 tapes with this camcorder. You will. Mete lo record lapes In SP (standard Say) mode only and Oar beck tapes in hot SP and LP (lm) play) Checking the tiers remaining on the tape Press TAPE/BATT CHECK. TAPE/BATT CHECK Tape length indwator After pressing TAPE/BATT CHECK. the time remaining may not be indicated for about 20 seconds. When the time remaining is less than about 5 minutes. the indicator displays the minutes remaining. SI IS w ----- OmIn WE- . Seen -- I -• ernin When "5 min" lights. the IC indicator appears in the viewfinder and blinks. NON on the Ism length Indlosier II The camcorder must be in the recording or playback mode when the TAPE/BATT CHECK le iseesect lo Ind eat the time remaining. M the InTeheohEnede. We... Ore Wan.. dawn. induce the minutes remaining. • The leper 'onus indieeter does ed &tinge while wk.(' EDITSEARCH. 15 Basic Camera Operation

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Chapter
2'
Basic
Camera
Operation
How
to
Record
Before
you
record
one
time
events.
make
a
trial
recording
to
make
sure
that
your
camcorder
s
working
properly.
Keep
the
lens
clean.
or
the
focus
cannot
be
adjusted
ProixtflY/
It
Is
very
easy
to
start
recording
scenes
0
o
3
5,6
4
1
Hold
the
camcorder
by
putting
your
hand
through
the
grip
belt
so
that
your
thumb
can
easily
press
the
red
START/STOP
button.
[1
9
2
By
pressing
the
release
on
the
lens
cap,
remove
and
attach
it
to
the
grip
belt.
Pre
3
Press
the
small
green
button
on
the
POWER
switch
end
slide
the
POWER
switch
to
CAMERA.
1
his
puts
the
camcorder
In
the
camera
recording
mode.
EOM
0
4
Set
the
PROGRAM
AE
(Auto
Exposure)
switch
to
the
green
position.
5
Set
the
STANDBY
switch up.
'SOOT'
apnea,
in
the
viewfinder.
Now.
you
can
see
through
the
viewfinder.
6
Press
START/STOP
(red
button)
once.
The
camera
is
recording
when
the
word
'REG"
appears
on
the
viewfinder
screen
and
the
red
lamp
lights
in
the
viewfinder.
You
can
also
confirm
the
start
of
recording
with
beep
sound
when
you
have
the
BEEP
Meech
turned
on
red
lamp
n
the
viewfinder
you
can
see
a
black
and
white
picture
of
what
you
are
recording
and
'nformalion
that
indicates
whet
the
camcorder
'
s
now
doing
14
Automatic
recording
With
the
PROGRAM
AE
switCh
set
to
the
(peen
puitiOn.
all
th
e
waftera
functions
are
an
automatic(i.e.auto
Iris.
auto
white
balance,
auto
focus)
and
the
shutter
speed
is
set
at
normal
(1/60
second).
To
stop
recording
momentarily
Press
START/STOP
again
"STEW
appears
in
the
vieyvandef.
The
camcorder
beeps
twice
when
you
have
BEEP
turned
on.
When
you
have
finished
recording
Turn
the
STANDBY
switch
down
and
slide
the
POWER
swIch
to
OFF.
Ejecting
the
tape
Make
sure
that
you
have
attached
the
Papery
peck
or
other
power
source
to
the
acorder.
1
Press
the
small
blue
button
on
the
EJECT
swItch,
and
at
the
same
time
push
EJECT
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
2
Take
out
the
tape.
3
Close
the
cassette
holder
by
pressing
the
area
marked
PUSH
on
the
cassette
compartment
Caution
Please
remember
that
you
can
only
use
8
-mm
format
0050
tapes
with
this
camcorder.
You
will.
Mete
lo
record
lapes
In
SP
(standard
Say)
mode
only
and
Oar
beck
tapes
in
hot
SP
and
LP
(lm)
play)
Checking
the
tiers
remaining
on
the
tape
Press
TAPE/BATT
CHECK.
Tape
length
indwator
TAPE/BATT
CHECK
After
pressing
TAPE/BATT
CHECK.
the
time
remaining
may
not
be
indicated
for
about
20
seconds.
When
the
time
remaining
is
less
than
about
5
minutes.
the
indicator
displays
the
minutes
remaining.
SI
IS
w
-----
WE
-
.
Seen
--
I
OmIn
-•
ernin
When
"5
min"
lights.
the
IC
indicator
appears
in
the
viewfinder
and
blinks.
N
ON
on
the
Ism
length
Indlosier
II
The
camcorder
must
be
in
the
recording
or
playback
mode
when
the
TAPE/BATT
CHECK
le
iseesect
lo
Ind
eat
the
time
remaining.
M
the
InTeheoh
Enede.
We...
Ore
Wan..
dawn.
induce
the
minutes
remaining.
The
leper
'onus
indieeter
does
ed
&tinge
while
wk.('
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Camera
Operation
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