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“Memory Stick” Operations
Before operation
Insert a recorded “Memory Stick” and a mini DV tape to be recorded into your
camcorder.
(1) Set the POWER switch to CAMERA.
(2) Press MEMORY MIX in standby mode.
The last recorded or last composed image appears on the lower part of the
screen as a thumbnail image.
(3) Press MEMORY+/– or +/– on the Remote Commander to select the still
image you want to superimpose.
To see the previous image, press MEMORY – or – on the Remote Commander.
To see the next image, press MEMORY+ or + on the Remote Commander.
(4) Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select the desired mode.
The mode changes as follows:
M. CHROM y M. LUMI y C. CHROM y M. OVERLAP
(5) Press the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial.
The still image is superimposed on the moving picture, and your camcorder is
in standby mode.
(6) Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to adjust the effect.
(7) Press START/STOP to start recording.
Superimposing a still image in a “Memory Stick” on a moving
picture – MEMORY MIX
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4
5
6
7
M. LUMI
M. LUMI
III••••
I••••••
3
M. CHROM
100-0019100-0019100-0019
M. LUMI
POWER
OFF
(CHG)
CAMERA
MEMORY
VCR
1
POWER
OFF
(CHG)
CAMERA
MEMORY
VCR
MEMORY MIX
– +
100-0019100-0019
100-0019100-0019
100-0019100-0019
100-0019
100-0019
100-0019
Still image
- Video Camera 1
- Recorder 1
- Welcome! 2
- Declaration of Conformity 2
- Table of contents 3
- Quick Start Guide 4
- Using this manual 6
- Note on TV color systems 7
- Copyright precautions 7
- Precautions on camcorder care 7
- Checking supplied accessories 8
- Installing the battery pack 9
- Charging the battery pack 10
- Charging time 11
- Recording time 11
- Playing time 12
- Connecting to a wall outlet 13
- Step 2 Inserting a cassette 14
- Recording a picture 15
- Adjusting the LCD screen 17
- LCD BRIGHT 18
- Adjusting the viewfinder 19
- Using the zoom feature 20
- BACK LIGHT SPOT LIGHT 22
- Self-timer recording 24
- Checking the recording 25
- Playing back a tape 26
- Various playback modes 29
- Viewing the recording on TV 30
- Advanced Recording Operations 31
- Printing the still image 33
- To return to normal mode 34
- Using the guide frame 35
- Using the wide mode 36
- Using the fader function 37
- [a] [b] [c] [d] 39
- To cancel the digital effect 41
- F5.6 0dB 44
- Adjusting the shutter speed 45
- ND FILTER 46
- To erase the zebra pattern 47
- Adjusting the white balance 49
- AUDIO LEVEL 51
- Using the PROGRAM AE function 55
- PUSH AUTO 58
- INFINITY 58
- 10 min10 min 59
- 9 min 59 s 9 min 59 s 59
- Interval recording 60
- INDEX MARK 62
- Advanced Playback Operations 63
- – Index search 64
- To stop searching 65
- Searching a recording by date 67
- – Date search 67
- Photo scan 69
- Scanning photo 70
- Dubbing a tape 73
- Set the IR SETUP code 76
- About the IR SETUP code 77
- Confirming the VCR operation 79
- (DV connecting cable) 80
- Operation 1: Making Programs 83
- Erasing the last program 84
- Erasing all programs 84
- – Signal convert function 86
- Using the Remote Commander 87
- ZERO SET 91
- PAUSEREC 91
- MIC LINE 93
- Audio dubbing 94
- Superimposing a title 100
- Erasing a title 100
- Making your own titles 101
- Labeling a cassette 103
- To cancel erasing 106
- Changing the menu settings 107
- Resetting the date and time 114
- Before using a “Memory Stick” 115
- Inserting a “Memory Stick” 117
- “Memory Stick” 119
- 1 / 6 SFN 120
- Recording images continuously 121
- Continuous shooting settings 122
- “Memory Stick” Operations 123
- MEMORY MIX 125
- To change the mode setting 126
- To cancel MEMORY MIX 126
- PHOTO PHOTO 127
- PLAYREW FF 127
- S VIDEO LANC 129
- – Photo save 130
- To cancel copying 131
- To stop memory photo playback 132
- 100-0019 134
- 10 11 12 134
- To stop copying in the middle 135
- – SLIDE SHOW 137
- Preventing accidental erasure 138
- – Image protection 138
- Deleting images 139
- Deleting all the images 140
- To cancel writing print marks 142
- Usable cassettes 143
- Cleaning the connector 144
- About i.LINK 145
- Troubleshooting 146
- In the playback mode 147
- Self-diagnosis display 152
- Warning indicators 153
- Warning messages 154
- Using your camcorder abroad 155
- Maintenance information and 156
- Maintenance information 157
- Precautions 158
- AC power adaptor 159
- Battery pack 159
- Notes on dry batteries 159
- Specifications 161
- Camcorder 162
- Quick Reference 163
- Removing the lens hood 164
- When using additional filters 164
- Fastening the grip strap 165
- Fasten the grip strap firmly 165
- Attaching the shoulder strap 165
- Display window 168
- Quick Function Guide 170
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