Sony CCD-V8 Operating Instructions - Page 5

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e Electric viewfinder The lamps inside the viewfinder light or blink during camera recording. P)1 Icl O OO [ a] Low light lamp (yellow): Lights when the light is insufficient. [b Tape runlbattery lamp (red): Functions when the camera section is turned on. Lights steadily during recording. Blinks when the inserted battery is exhausted, when the tape comes to an end, or when the tab on the inserted cassette is set to prevent erasure of a recording. [c] White balance lamp (orange): Functions when the low light lamp is not lit. Lights steadily when the WHITE BALANCE switch is set to * or 0 . Blinks when the white balance Is not adjusted. Goes out when the WHITE BALANCE switch is set to r , and the white balance has been adjusted. e Focus ring [p.15, p.181 Turn the ring to focus while looking through_ the viewfinder. e MACRO set button (green) For close-ups, while keeping this button pressed, turn the zoom ring to the MACRO position. 4) Viewfinder slide button [p.13] When you use your left eye, press this button and pull the viewfinder in the direction of the arrow until it locks. You can also remove the viewfinder. 4) Viewfinder turn button [p.13] To replace the electric viewfinder, press this button to release the lock and turn the viewfinder. • CAMERA POWER switch and lamp [p.10] Slide to the right to turn on the camera section. The lamp lights up. The recorder section is turned on simultaneously if it has not been powered yet. However, at this point the function buttons on the recorder section, except for the EJECT button, will not work so that the recording operation is protected. When the CAMERA POWER switch Is turned on after pressing the VTR POWER switch, all the function buttons will work. To turn off the entire unit, slide again and the lamp goes off. When a TT-VtiU tuner timer unit is connected, this switch does not function. (---IREC REVIEW button [p.161 Press when the unit is set in the CAMERA mode or VTR-CAMERA mode, and then Is set in the pause mode during recording, to review the last few seconds of the recorded picture. (1) Aperture switch [p.19] The amount of light entering the camera is determined by this switch. • (center): Normally set to this position. BACK LIGHT: Set to this position when the subject is back lit. HIGH LIGHT: Set to this position when the subject is too brightly lit against the background. (9 WHITE BALANCE switchIp.17] To adjust white balance Slide the switch all the way down and return it to the automatic position (c), or set it to the proper position according to the prevailing light conditions. * : Sunlignt (outdoors) : Artificial light (indoors) 4. : Automatically adjusted e Manual zoom lever [p.15, p.19, p.20] - Turn the zoom lever for manual zooming between the wide-angle and telephoto positions. 4) Lens hood [p.2, p.20] Usually attached to the lens ring. Remove when shooting close-ups or using a filter. Push in when the camera head cover is attached. 4) White lens cap [p.14] 5

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e
Electric
viewfinder
The
lamps
inside
the
viewfinder
light
or
blink
during
camera
recording.
P)1
Icl
O
O
O
[
a]
Low
light
lamp
(yellow):
Lights
when
the
light
is
insufficient.
[b
Tape
runlbattery
lamp
(red):
Functions
when
the
camera
section
is
turned
on.
Lights
steadily
during
recording.
Blinks
when
the
inserted
battery
is
ex-
hausted,
when
the
tape
comes
to
an
end,
or
when
the
tab
on
the
inserted
cassette
is
set
to
prevent
erasure
of
a
recording.
[c]
White
balance
lamp
(orange):
Functions
when
the
low
light
lamp
is
not
lit.
Lights
steadily
when
the
WHITE
BALANCE
switch
is
set
to
*
or
0 .
Blinks
when
the
white
balance
Is
not
ad-
justed.
Goes
out
when
the
WHITE
BALANCE
switch
is
set
to
r
,
and
the
white
balance
has
been
adjusted.
e
Focus
ring
[p.15,
p.181
Turn
the
ring
to
focus
while
looking
through_
the
viewfinder.
e
MACRO
set
button
(green)
For
close-ups,
while
keeping
this
button
pressed,
turn
the
zoom
ring
to
the
MACRO
position.
4)
Viewfinder
slide
button
[p.13]
When
you
use
your
left
eye,
press
this
button
and
pull
the
viewfinder
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
until
it
locks.
You
can
also
remove
the
viewfinder.
4)
Viewfinder
turn
button
[p.13]
To
replace
the
electric
viewfinder,
press
this
button
to
release
the
lock
and
turn
the
viewfinder.
CAMERA
POWER
switch
and
lamp
[p.10]
Slide
to
the
right
to
turn
on
the
camera
sec-
tion.
The
lamp
lights
up.
The
recorder
section
is
turned
on
simultaneously
if
it
has
not
been
powered
yet.
However,
at
this
point
the
func-
tion
buttons
on
the
recorder
section,
except
for
the
EJECT
button,
will
not
work
so
that
the
recording
operation
is
protected.
When
the
CAMERA
POWER
switch
Is
turned
on
after
pressing
the
VTR
POWER
switch,
all
the
function
buttons
will
work.
To
turn
off
the
entire
unit,
slide
again
and
the
lamp
goes
off.
When
a
TT-VtiU
tuner
timer
unit
is
connected,
this
switch
does
not
function.
(
---
IREC
REVIEW
button
[p.161
Press
when
the
unit
is
set
in
the
CAMERA
mode
or
VTR
-CAMERA
mode,
and
then
Is
set
in
the
pause
mode
during
recording,
to
review
the
last
few
seconds
of
the
recorded
picture.
(1)
Aperture
switch
[p.19]
The
amount
of
light
entering
the
camera
is
determined
by
this
switch.
(center):
Normally
set
to
this
position.
BACK
LIGHT:
Set
to
this
position
when
the
subject
is
back
lit.
HIGH
LIGHT:
Set
to
this
position
when
the
subject
is
too
brightly
lit
against
the
background.
(9
WHITE
BALANCE
switch
Ip.17]
To
adjust
white
balance
Slide
the
switch
all
the
way
down
and
return
it
to
the
automatic
position
(c),
or
set
it
to
the
proper
position
according
to
the
prevailing
light
conditions.
* :
Sunlignt
(outdoors)
:
Artificial
light
(indoors)
4.
:
Automatically
adjusted
e
Manual
zoom
lever
[p.15,
p.19,
p.20]
-
Turn
the
zoom
lever
for
manual
zooming
be-
tween
the
wide-angle
and
telephoto
positions.
4)
Lens
hood
[p.2,
p.20]
Usually
attached
to
the
lens
ring.
Remove
when
shooting
close-ups
or
using
a
filter.
Push
in
when
the
camera
head
cover
is
at-
tached.
4)
White
lens
cap
[p.14]
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