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Zooming, Adjustment

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ZOOMING Either manual zoom or power zoom can be used. To make zooming more effective, shoot a still scene for a few seconds at the beginning and the end of zooming. Press T for telephoto and W for wide-angle. For special effects, when extra fast or very slow zooms are required, manual zooming should be used. IRIS ADJUSTMENT The iris is adjusted automatically with the aperture switch set to ■ (center). When shooting a scene with strong contrast such as the ones described as follows, adjust the aperture switch to BACK LIGHT or HIGH LIGHT. • When a backlit shot results in the subject being too dark set to BACK LIGHT. • When a subject is too bright against a dark back ground set to HIGH LIGHT. Notes Be sure the picture in the viewfinder has the proper brightness, when the aperture switch has been set to BACK LIGHT or HIGH LIGHT. Wrong selection of the position results in a picture that is too bright or too dark. 19

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ZOOMING
Either
manual
zoom
or
power
zoom
can
be
used.
To
make
zooming
more
effective,
shoot
a
still
scene
for
a
few
seconds
at
the
beginn-
ing
and
the
end
of
zooming.
Press
T
for
telephoto
and
W
for
wide-angle.
For
special
effects,
when
extra
fast
or
very
slow
zooms
are
required,
manual
zooming
should
be
used.
IRIS
ADJUSTMENT
The
iris
is
adjusted
automatically
with
the
aperture
switch
set
to
■
(center).
When
shooting
a
scene
with
strong
contrast
such
as
the
ones
described
as
follows,
adjust
the
aperture
switch
to
BACK
LIGHT
or
HIGH
LIGHT.
•
When
a
backlit
shot
results
in
the
subject
being
too
dark
set
to
BACK
LIGHT.
•
When
a
subject
is
too
bright
against
a
dark
back
ground
set
to
HIGH
LIGHT.
Notes
Be
sure
the
picture
in
the
viewfinder
has
the
proper
brightness,
when
the
aperture
switch
has
been
set
to
BACK
LIGHT
or
HIGH
LIGHT.
Wrong
selection
of
the
position
results
in
a
picture
that
is
too
bright
or
too
dark.
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