Sony HDR-CX300 Handycam® Handbook - Page 25
Selecting high definition image quality (HD) or standard image quality (STD)
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Camera-shake detection (Walk), (Tripod) The camcorder detects whether camerashake occurs or not, and makes the optimum compensation. Notes The camcorder may not detect the expected scene or subject, depending on the recording conditions. You cannot use the flash depending on the scenes detected. To cancel INTELLIGENT AUTO Press . or the detection mode icons disappear, and you can record with the preferred settings. Also, the INTELLIGENT AUTO setting is canceled if you change the following settings: [GOLF SHOT] [SMTH SLW REC] [SCENE SELECTION] [WHITE BAL.] [SPOT MTR/FCS] [SPOT METER] [SPOT FOCUS] [EXPOSURE] [FOCUS] [TELE MACRO] [ STEADYSHOT] [ STEADYSHOT] [AUTO BACK LIGHT] [LOW LUX] [FACE DETECTION] [SMILE PRIORITY] Notes Above settings are reset to the default settings when INTELLIGENT AUTO is set to ON. Selecting high definition image quality (HD) or standard image quality (STD) You can select the desired image quality from the high definition image quality (HD) that enables you to record fine images, or the standard definition image quality (STD) that has more compatibility with various playback devices. Change the image quality according to the recording situation or the playback device. Touch (MENU) [Show others] [ / SET] (under [SHOOTING SET] category). Touch [ HD QUALITY] to record high definition image quality (HD) images, or touch [ STD QUALITY] to record standard definition image quality (STD) images. Touch [YES] . Recording image quality is changed. Tips You can record, play, or edit movies in the selected image quality only. To record, play, or edit movies in another image quality, change this setting. Selecting the recording mode You can select a recording mode to record the high definition image quality (HD) movies from 4 levels. The recording time US 25 Recording/Playback