Sony NEX-VG900 "Handycam" Handbook - Page 77

Camera Data Display, Audio Level Display, AF Micro Adjustment, On/Off, Amount, Clear All

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Camera Data Display AF Micro Adjustment Table of Contents Search image When you set this function to [On], you can display the iris, gain (ISO) and shutter speed settings on the screen. The default setting is [On]. Iris value Shutter speed value Gain (ISO)  Tips  The settings appear on the screen during the manual adjustment regardless of the settings of this function.  indicates that the settings are automatically adjusted values (p. 49). Audio Level Display You can select whether or not to display the audio level meter.  On Displays the audio level meter. Off Does not display the audio level meter.  Tips  When [Audio Mode] is set to [2ch Stereo], the 2 (left and right) audio level meters on the upper level move. When you use the LA-EA2 (sold separately) and an A-mount lens (sold separately), fine focus adjustment is possible. Perform this operation only when needed. Note that you may not be able to properly focus on a subject if you have made a poor adjustment.  On/Off When set to [On], registers the adjustment value for an attached lens and adjusts the focus by applying the registered value (default setting is [Off]). Amount Sets the adjustment value between -20 to +20 for the attached lens. Clear All Clears the values of all the registered lenses.  Notes  When [AF Micro Adjustment] is not set to [On], you cannot register an adjustment value.  By shifting the value toward +, the focus point shifts toward the background, and by shifting it toward -, the point shifts toward the foreground. Decide the value by reference to the result of a test shooting.  We recommend that you decide the value under actual shooting conditions.  When you attach a lens that is registered on the camera, the registered value is displayed. You can register up to 30 lenses. A message informing you of when this maximum has been reached will be displayed. To register any further lenses, you first need to delete already registered lenses. To do this, attach a lens to delete its registered value, then reset its value to "±0." Alternatively, you can reset the values of all lenses with [Clear All].  If you perform AF fine adjustment with a lens of other manufacturers, the adjustment values of Sony, Minolta, and Konica Minolta lenses may be affected. Do not use this function with any lens of other manufacturers.  You cannot individually perform AF fine adjustment when using the Sony, Minolta, and Konica Minolta lenses that have the same specifications. US 77 Index

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Table of Contents
Search image
Index
US
Camera Data Display
When you set this function to [On], you
can display the iris, gain (ISO) and shutter
speed settings on the screen. The default
setting is [On].
Tips
The settings appear on the screen during the
manual adjustment regardless of the settings of
this function.
indicates that the settings are automatically
adjusted values (p. 49).
Audio Level Display
You can select whether or not to display the
audio level meter.
On
Displays the audio level meter.
Off
Does not display the audio level meter.
Tips
When [Audio Mode] is set to [2ch Stereo], the 2
(left and right) audio level meters on the upper
level move.
AF Micro Adjustment
When you use the LA-EA2 (sold separately)
and an A-mount lens (sold separately), fine
focus adjustment is possible. Perform this
operation only when needed. Note that
you may not be able to properly focus on a
subject if you have made a poor adjustment.
On/Off
When set to [On], registers the adjustment
value for an attached lens and adjusts the
focus by applying the registered value (default
setting is [Off]).
Amount
Sets the adjustment value between –20 to +20
for the attached lens.
Clear All
Clears the values of all the registered lenses.
Notes
When [AF Micro Adjustment] is not set to
[On], you cannot register an adjustment value.
By shifting the value toward +, the focus
point shifts toward the background, and by
shifting it toward –, the point shifts toward the
foreground. Decide the value by reference to the
result of a test shooting.
We recommend that you decide the value under
actual shooting conditions.
When you attach a lens that is registered on
the camera, the registered value is displayed.
You can register up to 30 lenses. A message
informing you of when this maximum has
been reached will be displayed. To register any
further lenses, you first need to delete already
registered lenses. To do this, attach a lens to
delete its registered value, then reset its value to
“±0.” Alternatively, you can reset the values of
all lenses with [Clear All].
If you perform AF fine adjustment with a lens
of other manufacturers, the adjustment values
of Sony, Minolta, and Konica Minolta lenses
may be affected. Do not use this function with
any lens of other manufacturers.
You cannot individually perform AF fine
adjustment when using the Sony, Minolta,
and Konica Minolta lenses that have the same
specifications.
Iris value
Gain (ISO)
Shutter speed value