Sony HDR-SR10 User Manual download pdf (Page 32)

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When you press QUICK ON, the

camcorder goes to sleep mode (power

saving mode) instead of turning off. The

QUICK ON lamp keeps flashing during

sleep mode. Press QUICK ON again to start

recording next time. Your camcorder

returns to recording standby in

approximately 1 second.

z Tips

• During sleep mode, the battery is consumed at

about half that of usual recording, enabling you

to save battery power.

• The power turns off automatically if you do not

operate your camcorder for a certain period

during sleep mode. You can set the time that

you want the camcorder to remain on before

automatically turning off in sleep mode

([QUICK ON STBY], p. 76).

You can record high quality still images

during movie recording by pressing

PHOTO.

b Notes

• You cannot use the flash during movie

recording.

• may appear when the capacity of the

recording media is not enough or when you

record still images continuously. You cannot

record still images while is displayed.

z Tips

• When the POWER switch is set to (Movie),

the size of still images becomes [ 3.0M]

(16:9 wide) or [2.2M] (4:3).

• You can record still images during recording

standby in the same way as when the (Still)

lamp is turned on. You can also record with the

flash.

When you set the NIGHTSHOT switch to

ON, appears. You can record images in

dark places.

b Notes

• The NightShot and Super NightShot functions

use infrared light. Therefore, do not cover the

infrared port with your fingers or other objects.

• Remove the conversion lens (optional).

• Adjust the focus manually ([FOCUS], p. 80)

when it is hard to focus automatically.

• Do not use the NightShot and Super NightShot

functions in bright places. This may cause a

malfunction.

z Tips

• To record an image brighter, use the Super

NightShot function (p. 83). To record an image

more faithfully to the original colors, use the

Color Slow Shutter function (p. 83).

Starting shooting quickly

(QUICK ON)

Recording high quality still

images during movie recording

(Dual Rec)

Recording in dark places

(NightShot)

Infrared port

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