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Recording
Bright light in a dark scene may
cause a vertical light bar (smear)
to appear. This is not a
malfunction.
Viewfinder is not adjusted.
The INPUT SELECT switch is not
set to the correct position.
The REC LEVEL switch is set to
M, and recording level is set too
low.
Microphone connected to the
XLR terminal needs to be
powered by the phantom
power.
Microphone attenuator is
turned on.
Record in the Av mode with
F5.6–F8.0.
Adjust the viewfinder with the
dioptric adjustment lever.
Set the INPUT SELECT switch to
the correct position.
Adjust the audio level correctly.
Set the +48V switch to ON.
Set the MIC ATT. switch to OFF.
A vertical light bar appears
on the screen.
Viewfinder picture is
blurred.
Audio is not recorded.
Audio is recorded in a very
low level.
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Problem Cause Solution
Playback
Camcorder is turned off, or is
not set to VCR mode.
Cassette is not loaded.
Video heads are dirty.
You attempted to play back or
dub copyright protected tape.
Set the camcorder to VCR
mode.
Load a cassette.
Clean the video heads.
Stop playback/dubbing.
Pressing the playback
button does not start
playback.
Tape is running, but image
will not appear on the TV
screen.
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Problem Cause Solution
Others
Sometimes air bubbles may
form inside the lens in airplanes
or on high mountains. This is
not a malfunction. The air
bubbles disappear in about 1
week.
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Lenses with built-in image
stabilizer: Detected air
bubbles inside the lens.
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About the CCD
Due to the construction of the CCD, in low-light recording using the slow shutter or gaining up, small
specks of light may become visible on the screen. In such cases, increase the shutter speed, reduce the
gain or use an additional light source such as a video light.
- Instruction Manual 1
- Important Usage Instructions 2
- Using this Manual 3
- Contents 4
- Playback 5
- Additional Information 5
- Checking Supplied Accessories 6
- Components Guide 7
- About the m Terminal 8
- Introduction 9
- WL-D4000 Wireless Controller 10
- Preparing the Power Supply 11
- Actual time may be shorter 13
- Installing the Backup Battery 14
- Preparing the Camcorder 15
- Detaching the Eye Cup 16
- Attaching the Eye Cup 16
- Dioptric Adjustment 17
- Adjusting the Viewfinder 18
- Attaching the Microphone Unit 18
- Stop lever 19
- Support bars 19
- Preparing the Lens 20
- Attaching the Lens Hood 21
- Using the Wireless Controller 22
- Loading/Unloading a Cassette 23
- Menus and Settings 24
- Menu and Default Settings 25
- VCR MENU 27
- Setting the Date and Time 28
- DISPLAY] and close the menu 29
- Recording 30
- Low-angle Recording 31
- Power Saving Mechanisms 31
- Displaying the Centre Marker 33
- REC SEARCH + button 34
- End Search 35
- (telephoto) 36
- POSITION PRESET ON/SET switch 37
- POSITION PRESET switch 37
- Adjusting the Focus 38
- Focus selector 39
- Presetting the Focus 40
- ND filter unlock button 41
- ND filter operating ring 41
- Selecting the Frame Rate 42
- Recording in 16:9 Mode 43
- Setting the Time Code 44
- Setting the User Bit 45
- Audio Recording 46
- Recording on Channels 1 and 2 47
- Recording on Channels 3 and 4 48
- Automatic Audio Adjustments 49
- Manual Audio Adjustments 49
- STABILIZER ON/OFF switch 50
- Using the Programmed AE Modes 51
- Manual ( 56) 52
- Spotlight 52
- Low Light 52
- Easy Recording 52
- POWER dial 54
- SHUTTER r button 54
- SHUTTER t button 54
- IRIS dial 55
- Recording in the Manual Mode 56
- Adjusting the Exposure 57
- Using AE Shift 58
- Adjusting the Gain 59
- Setting the White Balance 60
- Using the Zebra Pattern 62
- Determining the Skin Area 63
- Using the Custom Preset 64
- MENU button 66
- SET dial 66
- CUSTOM PRESET ON/OFF button 66
- CUSTOM PRESET SELECT button 66
- Preparations 67
- Using the Custom Keys 70
- Index Write 71
- Zebra Pattern ( 62) 71
- Time Code ( 44) 71
- COLOR BARS ON/OFF button 73
- COLOR BARS SELECT button 73
- AUDIO SETUP 1kHz TONE••••OFF 74
- 5. Close the menu 75
- To Pause Interval Recording 76
- To Finish Interval Recording 76
- Recording with the Self-Timer 77
- Using the DV Control 78
- Turning Off the Tally Lamps 79
- Changing the Display Language 80
- Changing the Date Format 80
- Playing Back a Tape 81
- Edit search 82
- Playing Back on a TV Screen 83
- STV-150 Stereo Video 84
- Cable (supplied) 84
- Signal flow 84
- PC-A10 SCART 84
- STV-150 Stereo Video Cable 85
- (supplied) 85
- Audio Output 86
- Index Search 88
- Date Search 89
- Displaying the Data Code 90
- Six-Second Auto Date 91
- Turning the Remote Sensor Off 92
- DV Cable (optional) 93
- (VCR, TV or Camcorder) 94
- (DV Dubbing) 95
- Concerning Copyright 96
- Connecting the Devices 97
- VCR SETUP AV DV••••••••OFF 98
- (IEEE1394) Cable 99
- Recording Mode 100
- Screen Displays 102
- See also 32 103
- Side panel 104
- List of Messages 105
- Maintenance/Others 106
- Viewfinder 107
- Condensation 108
- How to avoid condensation: 109
- Resuming use: 109
- Cassette Handling Precautions 110
- Using the Camcorder Abroad 110
- Troubleshooting 111
- About the CCD 112
- Optional Accessories 114
- Additional 115
- Information 115
- Specifications 117
- CA-920 Compact Power Adapter 118
- BP-930 Battery Pack 118
- Audio Block Diagram 120
- Printed on 100% reused paper 123
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