Sony DCRPC110 Operating Instructions - Page 161

MIC PLUG IN POWER jack, headphones jack, Access lamp, RESET button, Focus ring, Camera recording

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Identifying the parts and controls ek ef eg el eh r; ej ra rs rd ef MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack Connect an external microphone (not supplied). This jack also accepts a "plug-in-power" microphone. eg i (headphones) jack When you use headphones, the speaker on your camcorder is silent. eh Access lamp (p. 95) ej RESET button (p. 147) About the Holding Grip ek Focus ring (p. 45) el Lens r; Camera recording lamp (p. 15) ra Infrared rays emitter (p. 21, 28, 61) rs Remote sensor rd Holdind Grip Quick Reference Hold the Holding Grip firmly as illustrated. Note on the Carl Zeiss lens Your camcorder is equipped with a Carl Zeiss lens which can reproduce a fine image. The lens for your camcorder was developed jointly by Carl Zeiss, in Germany, and Sony Corporation. It adopts the MTF# measurement system for video camera and offers a quality as the Carl Zeiss lens. The lenz for your camcorder is also T*-coated to suppress unwanted reflection and faithfully reproduce colors. # MTF is an abbreviation of Modulation Transfer Function. The value number indicates the amount of light of a subject penetrating into the lens. 161

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Quick Reference
About the Holding Grip
Hold the Holding Grip firmly as illustrated.
ef
MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack
Connect an external microphone
(not supplied). This jack also accepts
a “plug-in-power” microphone.
eg
i
(headphones) jack
When you use headphones, the speaker
on your camcorder is silent.
eh
Access lamp
(p. 95)
ej
RESET button
(p. 147)
Identifying the parts and controls
ek
Focus ring
(p. 45)
el
Lens
r;
Camera recording lamp
(p. 15)
ra
Infrared rays emitter
(p. 21, 28, 61)
rs
Remote sensor
rd
Holdind Grip
Note on the Carl Zeiss lens
Your camcorder is equipped with a Carl Zeiss lens which can reproduce a fine
image.
The lens for your camcorder was developed jointly by Carl Zeiss, in Germany, and
Sony Corporation. It adopts the MTF
#
measurement system for video camera and
offers a quality as the Carl Zeiss lens.
The lenz for your camcorder is also T*-coated to suppress unwanted reflection and
faithfully reproduce colors.
#
MTF is an abbreviation of Modulation Transfer Function.
The value number indicates the amount of light of a subject penetrating into the
lens.
el
rd
r;
ra
rs
eh
eg
ej
ef
ek