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A: Power zoom lever B: PHOTO button For details on playback, see the playback section. [Details] You can also use the multi-selector for the operations above while projecting images (models with the multi-selector). To turn off the projector, press PROJECTOR. Notes The LCD screen turns off while an image is being projected. Be careful of the following operations or situations while using the projector. Make sure not to project images towards the eyes. Make sure not to touch the projector lens. The LCD screen and the projector lens become hot while in use. Using the projector shortens battery life (using the supplied AC Adaptor is recommended). The following operations are unavailable while you are using the projector. Output of Highlight Playback to a device such as a TV Operation of the camcorder with the LCD screen closed Several other functions When the projected images contain a lot of black, faint color unevenness may appear. This is caused by light reflection in the projector lens and is not a malfunction. Related topics Information on your camcorder model: Model Information Copyright 2013 Sony Corporation Back to top 66

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A
: Power zoom lever
B
: PHOTO button
For details on playback, see the playback section.
[Details]
You can also use the multi-selector for the operations above while projecting images (models
with the multi-selector).
To turn off the projector, press PROJECTOR.
Notes
The LCD screen turns off while an image is being projected.
Be careful of the following operations or situations while using the projector.
Make sure not to project images towards the eyes.
Make sure not to touch the projector lens.
The LCD screen and the projector lens become hot while in use.
Using the projector shortens battery life (using the supplied AC Adaptor is recommended).
The following operations are unavailable while you are using the projector.
Output of Highlight Playback to a device such as a TV
Operation of the camcorder with the LCD screen closed
Several other functions
When the projected images contain a lot of black, faint color unevenness may appear. This is
caused by light reflection in the projector lens and is not a malfunction.
Related topics
Information on your camcorder model:
Model Information
Back to top
Copyright 2013 Sony Corporation
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