Sony DCR-HC47E User Manual download pdf (Page 34)

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You can adjust and fix the exposure to the

subject, so that it is recorded in suitable

brightness even when there is strong

contrast between the subject and the

background, such as subjects in the

spotlight on stage.

1 Touch the point where you want to fix and

adjust the exposure on the screen.

appears.

2 Touch [END].

To return the setting to automatic exposure,

touch [AUTO] t [END].

b Notes

• If you set [SPOT METER], [EXPOSURE] is

automatically set to [MANUAL].

You can fix the brightness of a picture

manually. Adjust the brightness when the

subject is too bright or too dark.

1 Touch [MANUAL].

appears.

2 Adjust the exposure by touching /

.

3 Touch .

To return the setting to automatic exposure,

touch [AUTO] t .

b Notes

• When you operate the POWER switch or

change the [SCENE SELECT] setting, the

brightness of a picture may be changed even if

you adjusted it in [EXPOSURE].

You can adjust the color balance to the

brightness of the recording environment.

B AUTO

The white balance is adjusted

automatically.

OUTDOOR ( )

The white balance is appropriately

adjusted for the following recording

conditions:

– Outdoors

– Night views, neon signs and fireworks

– Sunrise or sunset

– Under daylight fluorescent lamps

INDOOR (n)

The white balance is appropriately

adjusted for the following recording

conditions:

– Indoors

– At party scenes or studios where the lighting

conditions change quickly

– Under video lamps in a studio, or under

sodium lamps or incandescent-like color

lamps

ONE PUSH ( )

The white balance will be adjusted

according to the ambient light.

1 Touch [ONE PUSH].

2 Frame a white object such as a piece of

paper, to fill the screen under the same

lighting conditions as you will shoot

the subject.

* Adjusted to focus on subjects farther away

only.

** Adjusted not to focus on subjects a short

distance away.

SPOT METER (Flexible spot

meter)

EXPOSURE

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WHITE BAL. (White balance)

CAMERA SET menu (Continued)

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