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djusting the Picture: Exposure, Focus and Color

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3 Adjust ( ) the focus as required

until the image appears focused.

• Push the joystick ( ) toward for a

farther focal distance or push it ( )

toward for a closer focal distance.

• Pushing the joystick ( ) toward

[FOCUS] again will return the

camcorder to autofocus.

NOTES



The camcorder will automatically return to

autofocus when you set the mode switch to

AUTO

.

Readjust the focus when you have turned off

the camcorder.

Infinity Focus

Use this function when you wish to focus

on faraway subjects such as mountains or

fireworks.

POINTS TO CHECK

Adjust the zoom before you start the

procedure.

Mode switch: P

1 If the joystick guide does not appear

on screen, press ( ) to display it.

2

Keep the joystick pushed ( ) toward

[FOCUS] for more than 2 seconds.

• appears.

• Pushing the joystick ( ) toward

[FOCUS] again will return the

camcorder to autofocus.

NOTES

If you operate the zoom or the joystick ( )

during infinity focus, changes to “MF” and the

camcorder returns to manual focusing mode.

White Balance

The white balance function helps you

accurately reproduce colors under

different lighting conditions so that white

objects will always look truly white in your

recordings.

POINTS TO CHECK

Mode switch: P

Options



Default value

* When you select [ SET], do not press

and continue instead with the

procedure below.

(10)

NEXT

FOCUS

( 10)

[

AUTO]



Settings are automatically set by the

camcorder. Use this setting for outdoor

scenes.

[DAYLIGHT]

For recording outdoors on a bright day.

[ TUNGSTEN]

For recording under tungsten and tungsten

type (3-wavelength) fluorescent lighting.

[SET]

Use the custom white balance setting to

make white subjects appear white under

colored lighting.

FUNC.

( 22)

Icon of the currently selected

White Balance

Desired option*

FUNC.

FUNC.

FUNC.

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