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Illustrations used in this manual are based on HDR-PJ380E. Model name Selecting Projector Projector IN jack items on the LCD screen Opening Lens cover POWER button MIC input jack HDR-CX220/ CX220E/ CX230/ CX230E/ CX280/ CX280E/ CX290/ CX290E Multi selector Manually HDR-PJ220/ PJ220E/ PJ230/ PJ230E Multi selector Manually HDR-CX320/ CX320E/ CX380/ CX380E/ CX390E Touch panel Automatically HDR-PJ320E/ PJ380/ PJ380E/ PJ390E Touch panel Automatically Differences in zoom magnification Model name Optical zoom magnification Extended zoom magnification HDR-CX220/ CX220E/ CX230/ CX230E/ PJ220/ PJ220E/ PJ230/ PJ230E 27 times 32 times HDR-CX280/ CX280E/ CX290/ CX290E 27 times 50 times HDR-CX320/ CX320E/ CX380/ CX380E/ CX390E/ PJ320E/ PJ380/ PJ380E/ PJ390E 30 times 55 times Digital zoom magnification 320 times 320 times 350 times Differences in supplied items Model name Power Rechargeable AC Cord battery pack Adaptor (Mains lead) HDR-CX220/ CX220E/ CX230/ CX230E NP-FV30 HDR-CX280/ CX280E/ CX290/ CX290E/ CX320/ CX320E/ CX380/ CX380E/ CX390E/ PJ220/ PJ220E/ PJ230/ PJ230E NP-FV30 HDR-PJ320E/ PJ380/ PJ380E/ PJ390E NP-FV50 Notes For the following items, the descriptions are explained with the model name. Parts and controls [Details] Menu items Expected recording time of movies [Details] Expected number of recordable photos [Details] Copyright 2013 Sony Corporation 24 Back to top

Section	Page
User Guide HDR-CX220/ CX220E/ CX230/ CX230E/ CX280/ CX280E/CX290/ CX290E/ CX320/ CX320E/ CX380/ CX380E/CX390E/ PJ220/ PJ220E/ PJ230/ PJ230E/ PJ320E/ PJ380/PJ380E/ PJ390E	1
Table of Contents	2
Operation Search	8
Search by operation	24
How to use this User Guide	26
Selecting a topic to display	26
Searching a topic by keyword	27
Returning to a previous page	27
Printing out a page	28
Marks and notations used in this User Guide	28
Model Information	30
To confirm the model name of your camcorder	30
Differences in functions	30
Differences in equipment	30
Differences in zoom magnification	31
Differences in supplied items	31
Parts and controls	32
Screen indicators	36
About language setting	38
Selecting items on the LCD screen	39
Supplied items	40
Charging the battery pack using the AC Adaptor	41
Charging the battery pack using your computer	44
To charge the battery using an AC-UD10 USB charger/AC Adaptor	44
Charging time	44
To remove the battery pack	45
Turning the power on, and setting the date and time	46
Selecting a recording medium	48
Inserting a memory card	49
Types of memory card you can use with your camcorder	49
To eject the memory card	50
Recording movies	51
Shooting photos	53
Screen indicators during recording	54
Zooming	55
Capturing photos during movie recording	56
Recording in mirror mode	57
Intelligent Auto	58
Recording the selected subject clearly	59
Playing movies and photos from the Event View screen	60
Dividing a movie	63
Capturing a photo from a movie	64
Enjoying a digest of your movies	65
Changing the settings for Highlight Playback	66
Saving Highlight Playback in high definition image quality	67
Converting Highlight Playback scenes or Highlight Scenarios to standard definition image quality	68
To play back a Highlight Movie	68
Using the built-in projector	69
Using the projector for your computer or smartphone	71
Connecting the camcorder to a high definition TV	72
On an HDMI cable	72
Connecting the camcorder to a non-high-definition TV	73
Setting the aspect ratio according to the connected TV	74
When your TV is monaural	75
Connecting the camcorder to a TV via a VCR	76
Using “BRAVIA” Sync	77
Setting up menu items	91
Movie	93
Photo	94
White Balance	95
Spot Meter/Fcs (Spot meter/focus)	97
Spot Meter (Flexible spot meter)	98
Spot Focus	99
Exposure	100
Focus	101
To adjust the focus	101
On focal distance information	101
Low Lux	102
Scene Selection	103
Fader	105
Self-Timer	106
Tele Macro	107
SteadyShot (movie)	108
SteadyShot (photo)	109
Digital Zoom	110
Auto Back Light	111
Face Detection	112
Recording conditions for better face detection performance	112
Smile Shutter	113
Smile Sensitivity	114
Closer Voice	115
Blt-in Zoom Mic	116
Auto Wind NR	117
Wind Noise Reduct	118
Micref Level	119
My Button	120
Grid Line	121
Display Setting	122
REC Mode	123
On image quality	123
Types of media devices on which the images can be saved	124
Frame Rate	125
HD/MP4/STD Setting	126
Wide Mode	127
x.v.Color	128
Image Size	129
Event View	130
Highlight Movie	131
Scenario	132
Delete	133
To delete a part of a movie	133
Protect	135
To remove the protection of an event	135
Copy	136
Direct Copy	138
Media Select	139
Media Info	140
Format	141
To prevent data on the internal memory from being recovered	141
Repair Img. DB F.	143
File Number	144
Data Code	145
Volume	147
Download Music	148
Empty Music	149
TV Type	150
HDMI Resolution	151
CTRL FOR HDMI	152
USB Connect	153
USB Connect Setting	154
USB LUN Setting	155
Beep	156
LCD Brightness	157
Power On By LCD	158
Language Setting	159
Calibration	160
Battery Info	161
Power Save	162
Initialize	163
Demo Mode	164
Date & Time Setting	165
Area Setting	166
If you have problems	167
Overall operations	168
Batteries/power sources	170
LCD screen	172
Memory card	173
Recording	174
Playback	177
Editing movies/photos on your camcorder	179
Playback on the TV	180
Copying/Connecting to other devices	181
Connecting to a computer	182
Self-diagnosis display	183
Warning Indicators	186
About the AVCHD format	189
About the memory card	190
About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack	192
On use and care	194
On recording	194
Notes on use	194
LCD Panel	194
About this manual, illustrations and on-screen displays	195
On use and care	195
When not using your camcorder for a long time	196
Note on the camcorder/battery pack temperature	196
Notes on charging through the USB cable	196
When the camcorder is connected to a computer or accessories	196
Notes on optional accessories	196
On handling the LCD screen	196
LCD screen	197
To clean the casing and the projector lens	197
Carl Zeiss lens	197
About care and storage of the lens	197
On moisture condensation	198
On charging the pre-installed rechargeable battery	199
How to charge the pre-installed rechargeable battery	199
Notes on disposal/transfer the ownership of the camcorder	200
Charging time	201
Expected time of recording and playback with each battery pack	202
Recording time	202
Playing time	203
Expected recording time of movies	204
Expected recording time of movies	204
Bit-rate and recording pixels	207
Expected number of recordable photos	208
Recording pixels	208
Zoom magnification	209
Using your camcorder abroad	210
On trademarks	212