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Table of Contents Enjoy Useful Functions Index

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Recording modes and the media

Types of media that images can be saved

on will depend on the recording mode

selected.

For details on a save operation using the

external devices, see page 52.

Types of media

Recording mode

PS

*

FX

FH/

HQ/LP

On this camcorder

Internal recording

media

Memory card

On external devices

External media

(USB storage

devices)

Blu-ray discs

—

AVCHD

recording discs

— —

* [PS] can be set only when [ Frame Rate] is

set to [50p].

Tips

Movies are recorded with the 1920  1080/50p

format when the PS mode of high definition

image quality (HD) is selected, and with

AVCHD 1920  1080/50i when the FX or FH

mode is selected. When the HQ or LP mode of

high definition image quality (HD) is selected,

movies are recorded with AVCHD 1440 

1080/50i format.

You can select the following high definition

image quality (HD) recording mode.

[50p Quality

] (AVC HD 28M (PS))

[Highest Quality

] (AVC HD 24M (FX))

[High Quality

] (AVC HD 17M (FH))

[Standard

] (AVC HD 9M (HQ)) (the

default setting)

[Long Time

] (AVC HD 5M (LP))

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The recording mode of the standard image

quality (STD) is limited to the following value.

[Standard

] (STD 9M (HQ))

“M,” such as in “24M,” means “Mbps.”

Using the Tracking focus function

If you touch the subject you want to track

on the LCD screen, the camcorder tracks

that subject and records a movie.

When you touch a face

A double-lined frame appears around the

face and the camcorder adjusts the focus,

color and exposure automatically.

When you touch a point other than a

face

A double-lined frame appears at the point

you touch and the camcorder adjusts the

focus automatically.

To stop tracking, touch / that

appears on the right of the LCD screen.

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Touch the face or a point you want

to track.

The double-lined frame is displayed.

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