Canon E 333 D User Manual

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Page 1 - 8mm VIDEO CAMCORDER

Canon8mm VIDEO CAMCORDERInstruction Manual

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Basic RecordingOPERATE1. Attach a power source.• See pp. 15-21 for using power sources.2. Turn the camera on.• The OPERATE indicator lights up. ____

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CD>Woo•0m33>wREC *PAUSE7. Press the start/stop button.• Recording starts and “REC” appears in the viewfinder. KWl• The tally lamp flashes rap

Page 4 - Table of Contents

0:35:40SPto SECTape CounterDuring recording, the tape counter in the viewfinder indicates how long you have recorded. In the case shown in the diagram

Page 5 - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Vídeo Cassette Warnings i3-a• “T. END” appears in the viewfinder when the tape is compietely used up.• ‘TAPE” fiashes in the viewfinder if the camer

Page 6 - Nomenclature

Viewfinder DispiaysViewfinder displays provide information and warnings regarding camera operation.• Press the ON SCREEN button O on the wireless con

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Power SourcesUsing AC PowerCA-100 Compact Power Adapter iEffiPlug into mains outlet.Input voltage: 100—240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.• Use together with the DC-

Page 8 - O Lens Cap

Using Battery Pack"NBP-E77K warn BP-E718 (option) BP-E722 (option) BP-E722D (option)16-B16-C16-DBattery PackMake sure the battery pack is fully c

Page 9 - O Eyecup

--Caution--------------------------------------------------------------Be sure to turn the camera off (the OPERATEш ^ ?^. 1indicator goes off) before

Page 10 - Basic Recording

Charging Battery Pack KTTOUse the CA-100 Compact Power Adapter or the optional CB-110 Car Battery Adapter to charge the battery pack.Connect the batte

Page 11

Using Your Battery Packs EffectivelyKeep the following in mind:1. Charge a brand-new battery before using.2. Discharge the battery for storage.3. R

Page 13 - Recording Using Tripod 13-c

To charge battery packs effectively:• Even a newly-charged battery pack naturally discharges in time. Charge it within a couple of days of when it is

Page 14 - Viewfinder Dispiays

COLD WEATHER USE:Although the battery pack can be used at temperatures between 0°C and 40°C, it is recommended that the battery pack be used between 1

Page 15 - Power Sources

Inserting a New Lithium BatteryThe CR2025 lithium battery provides your camera with enough power to store character tities, date and time, and an age,

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Loading and Unloading Video CassettesUse a video cassette with the m mark (P5 type). Be sure to attach a power source to the camera before loading or

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Vìdeo Cassette Notes• Do not leave a cassette in the camera after use, especially when the camera will not be in use for a long time.• There are sev

Page 18 - O Battery Pack

Camera PreparationsAttaching StrapsSS-300 Shoulder Strap I3!glAttach the shoulder strap to the strap attachment bars, and adjust it to the most comfor

Page 19 - Observe the following:

Attaching the Lens Cap Cord 26-a1. Pass the cord through the eyelet on the lens cap.2. Pass the grip belt through the loop on the cord as shown.Remo

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Adjusting the Dioptre 27-AAdjust the dioptre when using the camera for the first time, when changing camera operators, or when changing eye distance f

Page 21 - Terminology

ZoomingZoom in on hard-to-catch subjects or add close- up personal touches to your recordings. Zoom out to reveal a breathtaking view. The camera has

Page 22 - Caution

Setting Date and TimeCD>WooTlmjj>HozCOSet the date and time when you first begin using the camera and if you change the lithium battery without

Page 23 - A (EJECT) button

Thank you for purchasing the Canon 8mm Video Camcorder E333D.The E333D can be used for both recording and playback of video cassettes in 8mm format.•

Page 25 - Camera Preparations

ш>41оОТ1mл>нОZсо3:00 AM IAR. 1994о liwrV'{2:»0-^РМ 20.W№.1A20^М 47. Press the + and - buttons to scan the day display.• The camera knows th

Page 26 - El Lens Cap

Age InsertThe camera can calculate, superimpose and record one person's age with a scene. You can also record the age with the date and time and/

Page 27 - 180° FlexiGrip 27-B

>wooTlmX>HozwM,1 . JAh—V.--W.isss—Y.-^M- 19933. Press the + and - buttons to scan the year display. KCgi• Press once to scan one year at a tim

Page 28 - Wireless Zoom zb-b

r(3QH)FF/S PLAY REW/S +---------SHIFT-------------—Y,—H. O^MAR. ia$^1Y, DM,7. Press the + and - buttons to scan the day display.• The camera knows the

Page 29 - Setting Date and Time

Recording an Age1. While recording or in record pause mode, press the AGE button.• The age appears in the viewfinder and is recorded with the scene.

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WL-52 Wireless Controller.©C3 CDS So a o o------^Using the wireless controller you can operate the camera from a distance. KTIffl O TransmitterO F. (

Page 31 - 0203<-^4^5^'

Inserting Batteries into WireiessControl ierThe wireless controller operates on twoR03/AAA batteries.1. Remove the cover from the back by pressing do

Page 32 - Age Insert

Playback Connection□M VSXO IN ^To play back a cassette on a TV, use the DC-100 DC Coupler together with the CA-100 Compact Power Adapter or the BP-E77

Page 33 - 1895^1896^'

Using a TV without Audio/ Video Input TerminalsThe optional RU-100 RF Unit is required in order to view cassettes on a TV which does not have audio/vi

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Table of ContentsImportant Usage Instructions...3Nomenclature...

Page 35 - Recording an Age

Selecting the Video Channel (European model)The video channel means the channel in your area which is not used by a broadcasting station (channel 30-3

Page 36 - WL-52 Wireless Controller

Australian ModelRU-100 Bcgjm Connection Plug 13 Video Channel Selector B TO TV Terminal B FROM ANT. TerminalCoaxial Cable with DIN-connectors KBslB ma

Page 37 - R03/AAA batteries

Selecting the Video Channel (Australian model)The video channel means the channel in your area which is not used by a broadcasting station, and can be

Page 38 - M VSXO IN ^

Playback ProcedureCD>COoOTDmJ3>HozCO2. Load the cassette.• See p. 23 for loading/unloading cassettes.3. Press the (STOP) button to select p

Page 39 - B TO TV Terminal

6. Press the (STOP) button to end playback.7. Turn the camera off.• The OPERATE indicator goes off.High-Frequency Feedback• High-frequency feedback

Page 40 - G: Continental Europe

FF @oPLAY ►OPAUSE IIOCD>WooTlmJ3>Hozinspecial Playback MethodsIn addition to normal playback, your camera also has fast fon/vard, rewind and sti

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D. High-Speed SearchPress and hold the FF button during normal fast fonward mode to view scenes at approximately 15 times (SP) or 30 times (LP) norma

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49-A49-BNotes:• Several noise bars appear during special playback.During fast forward and rewind playback modes.During still playback.The audio portio

Page 43 - Playback Procedure

Focusing1 m12 mB2^There are two different ways of focusing: autofocus and manual focus.AutofocusThe camera can adjust the focus automatically by bounc

Page 44 - High-Frequency Feedback

Manual FocusUse manual focus when you shoot subjects not suitable forautofocus.1. Press the FOCUS [A]/M button to select manualfocus. ____• “M. FOCU

Page 45 - C. Still Playback

ADVANCED OPERATIONSFocusing...

Page 46 - D. High-Speed Search

Macro RecordingMacro recording allows you to record small subjects such as flowers and insects close-up, to full screen, and achieve extremely fine de

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Program AEProgram AE allows you to use advanced recording techniques easily.There are three different Program AE modes in addition to auto mode, to he

Page 48 - Focusing

3. Make your recording.4. When recording is complete, press the PROGRAM AE button to return to auto mode.54Notes:• When switching modes using the P

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JTo Record a Backlit Subject (Backlight Compensation) ss aBacklighting, caused for example by the sun or an open window behind the subject, will make

Page 50 - Macro Recording

White BalanceBluish light1 LWhite lightReddish lightBlue sky TV screenCloudy sky SunlightWhite fluorescent lightTwo hours after sunrise or before sun

Page 51 - Program AE

Shooting with Pop-up LightWhen shooting in a dark place, use the pop-up light.• Use the pop-up light within approximately 2 metres of the subject to e

Page 52 - 3. Make your recording

Replacing Bulb ss-aUse only Canon Halogen Bulb MHL-5.7 V 4 W (accessory).• Before replacing the bulb, turn the power off and allow sufficient time for

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High-Speed ShutterJlAk_____yThe high-speed shutter allows you to capture sports and other fast action scenes clearly. The camera has seven high-speed

Page 54 - White Balance

FadeThe fade effect allows you to make scenes gradually appear or disappear in smooth transition.Fade InThe scene gradually appears from a blank white

Page 55 - Shooting with Pop-up Light

Fade OutThe scene gradually disappears, fading to a blank white screen.1. Press and hold the FADE button during recording.• The scene gradually fade

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NomenclatureO POP-UP LIGHT Switch O FADE Button O SHUTTER Button O FOCUS IS/M (Auto/Manual) Button 0 C. (Character) TITLE Button 0 DATE Button 0 E. (

Page 57 - High-Speed Shutter

Wireless FadeTo begin and end recording with a smooth fade in and fade out from a distance and without camera shake.1. Place the camera in record pau

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To Resume RecordingRecord SearchUse record search to locate the desired point to resume recording. Record search can also be used to eliminate noise b

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Record ReviewPress the O (Record Review) button during record pause mode to play back the last segment of the recorded scene (approximately three seco

Page 60 - STOP button again

Record pause modeRelease the - button to enter record pause mode.TapeRelease the + button to enter record pause mode.Press and hold the - button.Press

Page 61 - To Resume Recording

Edit-eraseWhen an unwanted object or sound is recorded, such as someone walking across the picture or the sound of a car horn, the edit-erase function

Page 62 - 2. Press the © button

Tape ReturnPLAY ►OPLAYTape return allows you to quickly return to a desired scene on the cassette.• The camera does not have a TAPE RETURN button. Use

Page 63 - } Rewinding

Adding Titles to RecordingsThe camera allows you to create and store character titles, which can be superimposed on recordings together with the date

Page 64 - Edit-erase

3. Use the + and - buttons to scan the list of title characters.• Press the + button to scan forward through the list.• Press the - button to scan

Page 65 - Tape Return

O VL-20 Battery Video Light O WD-37 Wide-converter 0 TL-37 Tele-converter O WA-37 Wide Attachment 0 FS-37 Filter Set 0 FS-37U Filter Set 0 Tripod0 RS-

Page 66 - Adding Titles to Recordings

Carrying CasesSC-300 Soft Carrying CaseThe optional SC-300 Soft Carrying Case provides iightweight protection for the camera and accessories.HC-500 Sy

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CDm•nOjjmcCOzoSTOP Button FF Button / + Button Q ◄ PLAY Button / SHIFT Button O ►► REW Button / - Button 0 # REC (Record) MODE Button 0 US / LP (Tape

Page 68 - O VL-20 Battery Video Light

Optional AccessoriesCB-110BP-E718BP-E722BP-E722DMC-100RS-500CB-110 Car Battery AdapterFor recording using car battery.Piug into cigarette iighter sock

Page 69 - Carrying Cases

VL-20 Battery Video LightThis light, compact video light uses the BP-E77K or BP-E722 Battery Pack and is ideal for indoor or outdoor shooting.TL-37 Te

Page 70 - Optional Accessories

Problems and Troubleshooting________Use the following checklist for troubleshooting if you have problems with your camera. Consult your local dealer o

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ProblemCauseRemedyThe camera does not turn on.The battery pack charge is low.Replace it with a fully charged battery pack.The camera turns off during

Page 72 - ________

ProblemCauseRemedyFor a TV without audio/video input terminals: the video channel has not been set properly on both the TV and the RF unit.Set the TV

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Condensation (DEW)BWhat is condensation?Condensation (DEW) means tiny droplets of water that occasionally form on the camera surface when it is moved

Page 74 - Smear BtiTO

CautionsBDuring UseA. Avoid High Temperatures and High Humidity.Do not expose the camera to high temperatures or high humidity, such as inside a car d

Page 75 - Condensation (DEW)

HF. Always Replace the Lens Cap.Always replace the lens cap after use to prevent sand and dust from getting on the lens. Be especially careful to aff

Page 76 - Cautions

rMaintenanceKeep the Heads Clean.The video heads should be cleaned only when necessary, preferably with the Canon 8mm Video Head Cleaning Cassette CC-

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SpecificationsE333DPower supply (rated): Power consumption: Television system:Video recording system:Audio recording system: Image sensor:Tape format:

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гQ Pop-up Light # MicrophoneO Focusing Ring / Lens Hood O Lens Cap O Remote Sensor Autofocus WindowTally Lamp• Flashes rapidly during recording.• Li

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rCanonCANON INC. 30-2, Shimomamko 3-chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo 146, JapanCanon UK Ltd.Units 4, S & 6, Brent Trading Centre, North Circular Road, London

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03m nO33mcOTzO Eyecup 9 ViewfinderO Dioptre Adjustment Ring O Power Source Compartment O Grip BeltThumb Rest Start/Stop Button Video Output Terminal D

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