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Display Setup (LC D Brightness, Langu age, etc.)

DISPLAY SETUP

Adjust ( ) the brightness of the LCD

display with the dial.

Changing the brightness of the LCD

display does not affect that of the

viewfinder or the recordings.

[ OFF], [ LEVEL(WHT)],

[ LEVEL(GRY)], [ GRID(WHT)],

[GRID(GRY)]

You can display a grid or a horizontal line

at the center of the screen. The markers

are available in white or gray. Use the

markers as a reference to make sure your

subject is framed correctly (vertically and/

or horizontally).

Using the markers will not affect the

recordings on the tape or memory card.

[ OFF], [ ZEBRA(70%)],

[ ZEBRA(100%)], [ PEAKING]

You can use the assist functions to make

sure you adjust the focus and exposure

correctly.

[ZEBRA]: A striped pattern (zebra

pattern) will appear over areas of the

picture that are overexposed (too bright).

[ ZEBRA(70%)] is more sensitive

than [ ZEBRA(100%)].

[ PEAKING]: The silhouettes of

objects in the picture will be emphasized

in order to allow you to focus manually

more easily.

Using the assist functions will not affect

the recordings on the tape or memory card.

[ON], [ OFF]

When set to [ ON], the camcorder’s

on-screen displays will appear also on the

screen of a connected TV or monitor.

You can also use on the wireless

controller.

When the date and time are displayed

on the camcorder’s screen they will also

appear on a connected TV regardless of

the [TV SCREEN] setting. Turn off the date

and time by repeatedly pressing .

[ON], [OFF]

When you start playing back a tape or

when the date of the recording changes,

the date and time will be displayed for 6

seconds.

[ DATE], [ TIME], [DATE & TIME],

[ CAMERA DATA], [ CAM. & D/T]

[DEUTSCH], [ENGLISH], [ESPAÑOL],

[FRANÇAIS], [ITALIANO], [POLSKI],

[ ], [ ], [ ], [ ],

[], []

BRIGHTNESS

MARKERS

ASSIST FUNC.

SET

TV SCREEN

6SEC.DATE

DATA CODE

( 48)

LANGUAGE

( 21)

DISP.

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