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Recording with all the pixels – Progressive Recording Mode

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Recording with all the pixels - Progressive Recording Mode To import moving pictures to your computer to view still images, we recommend you record in Progressive Recording Mode. To use Progressive Recording Mode, follow the procedure below. Still images produced this way are more stable than those recorded on a tape in normal mode, and thus are more suitable for analyzing high-speed action such as sports scenes. (Since your camcorder takes in an image every 1/30 of a second in Progressive Recording Mode, moving pictures recorded in this mode may be subject to too much jitter. To view moving pictures, we recommend recording in normal mode.) The POWER switch should be set to . Operate by touching the panel. (1) Press FN and select PAGE3. (2) Press PRGRE REC. To cancel the Progressive Recording Mode Press PRGRE REC again. To return to FN Press EXIT. Note on the Progressive Recording Mode The normal TV broadcast divides the screen into two finer fields and displays them in turns every 1/60 of a second. Thus, the actual image displayed in an instant covers only half of the apparent image area. Displaying the whole image simultaneously on a full screen is called displaying with all the pixels. In this function the picture is clearer than one in normal function, but moving objects appear jerky since the picture is read/ output every about 1/30 second. When recording under fluorescent light When recording in the Progressive Recording Mode under fluorescent light or light bulb, a rare phenomenon may happen in which the screen lights up brightly (Flicker phenomenon). This is not a malfunction. If you want to stop this phenomenon, cancel the Progressive Recording Mode. When you record with Progressive Recording Mode The angle of view is slightly larger than normal recording. While in Progressive Recording Mode, you cannot use the following functions: - Digital Zoom - Wide mode - BOUNCE - Slow Shutter - OLD MOVIE - Recording still images on a "Memory Stick" during tape recording standby or tape recording 68 - SteadyShot

Section	Page
Table of contents	6
Quick Start Guide	8
Recording on a tape	8
Recording on a “Memory Stick”	10
Getting Started	12
Using this manual	12
Checking supplied accessories	14
Step 1 Preparing the power source	15
Installing or removing the battery pack	15
Charging the battery pack	16
Connecting to a wall outlet	19
Step 2 Setting the date and time	20
Step 3 Using the touch panel	23
Recording – Basics	25
Recording a picture	25
Shooting backlit subjects – Back light function	34
Shooting in the dark – NightShot/Super NightShot/Color Slow Shutter	34
Checking recordings – End search/Edit search/Rec Review	37
Playback – Basics	39
Playing back a tape	39
To display the screen indicators – Display function	40
Viewing a recording on the TV	44
Advanced Recording Operations	46
Recording still images on a “Memory Stick” during tape recording standby or tape recording	46
Self-timer recording	48
Adjusting the white balance manually	49
Using the wide mode	50
Using the fader function	52
Using special effects – Picture effect	55
Using special effects – Digital effect	56
Using PROGRAM AE	59
Adjusting the exposure manually	61
Using the spot light-metering function – Flexible Spot Meter	62
Focusing manually	63
Using the spot focus function – Spot Focus	65
Interval Recording	66
Frame by frame recording – Frame recording	67
Recording with all the pixels – Progressive Recording Mode	68
Using the viewfinder	69
Advanced Playback Operations	71
Playing back a tape with picture effect	71
Playing back a tape with digital effect	72
Enlarging images recorded on the tape – Tape PB ZOOM	73
Quickly locating a scene – Zero set memory	74
Searching the boundaries of the recorded tape by title – Title search	75
Searching a recording by date – Date search	76
Editing	78
Dubbing a tape	78
Dubbing only desired scenes – Digital program editing (on a tape)	80
Recording video or TV programs	89
Inserting a scene from a VCR – Insert editing	91
Audio dubbing	93
Superimposing a title on a cassette with Cassette Memory	97
Making your own titles	99
Labeling a cassette with Cassette Memory	100
Erasing all the data in Cassette Memory	101
“Memory Stick” Operations	102
Using a “Memory Stick” – Introduction	102
Selecting the quality and size of image data	105
Recording still images on a “Memory Stick” – Memory Photo recording	109
Recording an image from a tape as a still image	116
Superimposing a still image in the “Memory Stick” on an image – MEMORY MIX	118
Interval Photo Recording	121
Recording moving pictures on a “Memory Stick” – MPEG MOVIE recording	122
Self-timer recording	124
Recording a picture from a tape as a moving picture	125
Recording edited pictures from a tape as a moving picture – Digital program editing (on a “Memory Stick”)	127
Changing the recording folder	129
Viewing a still image – Memory Photo playback	130
Viewing a moving picture – MPEG MOVIE playback	132
Choosing the playback folder	134
Enlarging still images recorded on a “Memory Stick” – Memory PB ZOOM	135
Playing back images continuously – Slide show	136
Preventing accidental erasure – Image protection	137
Deleting images – DELETE	138
Changing the image size – Resize	141
Writing a print mark – Print mark	142
Viewing images with your computer	143
Viewing images with a computer – Introduction	143
Connecting your camcorder to a computer using the USB cable (For Windows users)	146
Viewing pictures recorded on the tape on a computer – USB Streaming (For Windows users)	156
Viewing images recorded on the “Memory Stick” on a computer (For Windows users)	163
Connecting your camcorder to a computer using the USB cable (For Macintosh users)	166
Viewing images recorded on “Memory Stick” on a computer (For Macintosh users)	168
Capturing images from an analog video unit on a computer – Signal convert function	169
Using the Network function	171
Accessing the network	171
Customizing Your Camcorder	172
Changing the menu settings	172
Troubleshooting	183
Types of trouble and how to correct trouble	183
Self-diagnosis display	191
Warning indicators	192
Warning messages	193
Additional Information	194
Usable cassettes	194
About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack	197
About i.LINK	199
Using your camcorder abroad	201
Maintenance information and precautions	202
Specifications	208
Quick Reference	210
Identifying parts and controls	210

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Recording with all the pixels

– Progressive Recording Mode

To import moving pictures to your computer to view still images, we recommend you

record in Progressive Recording Mode. To use Progressive Recording Mode, follow the

procedure below. Still images produced this way are more stable than those recorded

on a tape in normal mode, and thus are more suitable for analyzing high-speed action

such as sports scenes. (Since your camcorder takes in an image every 1/30 of a second

in Progressive Recording Mode, moving pictures recorded in this mode may be subject

to too much jitter. To view moving pictures, we recommend recording in normal

mode.)

The POWER switch should be set to

Operate by touching the panel.

(

)

Press FN and select PAGE3.

(

)

Press PRGRE REC.

To cancel the Progressive Recording Mode

Press PRGRE REC again.

To return to FN

Press EXIT.

Note on the Progressive Recording Mode

The normal TV broadcast divides the screen into two finer fields and displays them in

turns every 1/60 of a second. Thus, the actual image displayed in an instant covers only

half of the apparent image area. Displaying the whole image simultaneously on a full

screen is called displaying with all the pixels. In this function the picture is clearer than

one in normal function, but moving objects appear jerky since the picture is read/

output every about 1/30 second.

When recording under fluorescent light

When recording in the Progressive Recording Mode under fluorescent light or light

bulb, a rare phenomenon may happen in which the screen lights up brightly (Flicker

phenomenon). This is not a malfunction. If you want to stop this phenomenon, cancel

the Progressive Recording Mode.

When you record with Progressive Recording Mode

The angle of view is slightly larger than normal recording.

While in Progressive Recording Mode, you cannot use the following functions:

– Digital Zoom

– Wide mode

– BOUNCE

– Slow Shutter

– OLD MOVIE

– Recording still images on a “Memory Stick” during tape recording standby or tape

recording

– SteadyShot