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E
Using the Full
Range of Features
1. Make sure the camcorder is set to the Q (program AE) mode.
2. Open the menu and select CAM.SET UP.
3. Select WHITE BAL.
4. a) For the indoor, outdoor or auto settings, press the SET button to
choose the setting.
• T/U appears in the display when you set the white balance to
indoor/outdoor mode.
b) To set the white balance yourself, point the camcorder at a white
object (such as a sheet of paper) and zoom in until it fills the
display. Then press the SET button to select SET W.
• Make sure to continue pointing the camcorder at the white object until
you have finished setting the white balance.
• The W display flashes then remains lit.
• Depending on the light source, the flashing may at times continue. The
result will remain better than with the auto setting and you can continue
recording.
5. Close the menu.
The camcorder’s auto white balance
system compensates for a wide range of
lighting conditions. Although slight
variations are unavoidable, colours will
appear natural in virtually every
situation.
In some cases, you will get better
results by setting the white balance
yourself, or using one of the two preset
modes:
T Indoor Mode
• Under halogen or studio/video
lighting
• Subject is of one dominant colour
• Close-ups
U Outdoor mode
• In daylight, especially for close-
ups and where the subject is of
one dominant colour
WHITE BAL.••AUTO CAM.SET UP
( 39)
Setting the White Balance
CAMERA
PLAY
(
VCR
)
CARD CAMERA
MV5i MC
CARD PLAY
(
VCR
)
MV5i MC
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- Instruction Manual 1
- Important Usage Instructions 2
- Contents 4
- Additional Information 5
- Introduction 6
- Getting started 7
- Mastering 10
- Powering Your Camcorder 12
- Loading a Cassette 16
- Cassette memory 17
- Handling cassettes 17
- Recording Movies onto a Tape 18
- 2. Load a cassette ( 16) 19
- Changing the Recording Mode 20
- BEEP••••••••ON 22
- SYSTEM 22
- DEMO MODE••••ON 22
- DISP.SET UP 22
- 10× optical zoom ( card 7×) 23
- Using the LCD Screen 25
- Adjusting the LCD screen 26
- CARD CAMERA 27
- CARD PLAY 27
- Playing Back a Tape 28
- Built-in speaker 31
- Using the headphones 31
- Tips for Making Better Videos 36
- Picture angle 37
- Camcorder moves 37
- Using the Full 38
- Range of Features 38
- Using the Menus 39
- 2 CAM. MENU 41
- List of Menus 41
- 2 PLAY MENU 42
- ( : VCR MENU) 42
- PLAY MENU, cont 43
- 2 C. CAM MENU 44
- 2 C. PLAY MENU 45
- C. CAM MENU, cont 45
- C. PLAY MENU, cont 47
- Using the Wireless Controller 48
- Turning off the tally lamp 50
- Setting the Date and Time 51
- D/TIME SET•• 1.JAN.2002 53
- 12:00 AM 53
- D/T DISPLAY•OFF 53
- 1. Press the 54
- UP. Then select IMAGE S 56
- Easy Recording 59
- Portrait 59
- Spotlight 59
- Sand & Snow 60
- Low Light 60
- Using Digital Effects 61
- Jump (JUMP) 62
- Beam (BEAM) 63
- Tide (TIDE) 63
- Using the Multi-Image Screen 67
- Audio Recording 69
- Setting the Self-Timer 71
- Adjusting AE Shift 73
- Setting the Shutter Speed 74
- Adjusting Focus Manually 76
- Setting the White Balance 77
- 3. Move the image up and down 79
- Setting the data code 81
- Six-second auto date 82
- Editing to a VCR 85
- : Signal flow 86
- MV5i / MV5i MC 87
- Concerning copyrighting 89
- Copyright precaution 89
- Copyright signals 89
- Camcorder (Analog Line-in) 90
- AV DV OUT•••OFF 93
- VCR.SET UP 93
- Audio Dubbing 97
- MV5i/MV5i MC 100
- REMOTE SET 101
- Setting the Audio Mix 103
- OUTPUT CH•••L/RVCR SET UP 104
- CV-150F or CV-250F (optional) 105
- Memory Card Introduction 106
- Using a Memory Card 107
- Card access display 109
- File numbers 110
- Turning off the shutter sound 111
- >>>> 50 113
- 1. Play back the tape 114
- Recording Movies from a Tape 118
- Playing Back a Memory Card 122
- To erase all print marks 125
- Erasing Still Images/Movies 131
- Print SET 133
- 2. Press the SET button 134
- 4. Press the Menu button 136
- 2. Turn the selector dial 136
- 3. Press the SET button 136
- Cancel Printing 138
- 1. Press the MENU button 138
- Restarting Printing 139
- Printing Errors 139
- [ ] 143
- Formatting a Memory Card 145
- Sample images 148
- Card chroma key 148
- Card luminance key 149
- Camera chroma key 149
- Preparing the Camcorder 150
- Notes on Using the Batteries 151
- When to recharge 152
- How much power is left? 152
- WARNING! 153
- Installing the backup battery 153
- Maintenance 154
- Using the camcorder abroad 156
- Condensation 157
- Troubleshooting 158
- Recording/Playback (Cont.) 159
- Memory card operations 160
- Miscellaneous 161
- Additional 162
- Information 162
- Optional Accessories 163
- Screen Displays 165
- Memory Card Displays 169
- Caution phrases 171
- Memory card caution phrases 172
- Specifications 173
- NB-2L Battery Pack 174
- Zero Set Memory, 84 177
- Zooming, 23 177
- * MV5i MC only 177
- ** MV5i/MV5i MC only 177
- Menu at a Glance 178
- Time zone/DST 180
- TV screen 180
- White balance 180
- Wind screen 180
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