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VIEW IMAGES SET
(Items to customize the sound volume and
display)
Touch 1, then 2.
If the item is not on the screen, touch v/V
to change the page.
How to set
(HOME MENU) t page 64
(OPTION MENU) t page 77
The default settings are marked with B.
Touch / to adjust the volume
(p. 41).
During playback, displays the information
(data code) recorded automatically at the
time of recording.
B OFF
Data code is not displayed.
DATE/TIME
Displays the date and time.
CAMERA DATA (below)
Displays camera setting data.
DATE/TIME
ADate
BTime
VOLUME
DATA CODE
CAMERA DATA
CSteadyShot off
DBrightness
EWhite balance
FGain
GShutter speed
HAperture value
IExposure
z Tips
• appears for an image recorded using a flash.
• The data code is displayed on the TV screen if
you connect your camcorder to a TV.
• The indicator toggles through the following
sequences as you press DATA CODE on the
Remote Commander: [DATE/TIME] t
[CAMERA DATA] t [OFF] (no indication).
• Depending on the hard disk condition, bars [--:--
:--] appear.
Movie
Still image
- HDR-SR1E 1
- FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE 2
- UNITED KINGDOM 2
- FOR CUSTOMERS IN EUROPE 2
- Notes on use 3
- About menu items, LCD panel 4
- On recording 4
- About this manual 4
- About the Carl Zeiss lens 4
- Table of Contents 6
- Playback 7
- Dubbing/printing 7
- Utilizing recording media 7
- Customizing your camcorder 8
- Using a Computer 8
- Troubleshooting 9
- Additional Information 9
- Shooting 10
- Playback 11
- Editing, others 11
- Operation flow 12
- B Save recorded images 13
- B Delete images 13
- 3.75 times of that of SD 14
- Recording time of movies 15
- “ HOME” and “ OPTION” 16
- Enjoying your camcorder 17
- 2 Press (HOME) A (or B) 18
- 1 Press (HOME) 20
- 2 Touch (HELP) 20
- 2 Touch 22
- 3 Touch [DELETE] t [YES] t 22
- Getting Started 23
- To remove the battery pack 25
- When storing the battery pack 25
- (Battery Info) 25
- Charging time 26
- Recording time 26
- Playing time 26
- Step 3: Turning the power on 28
- LCD panel 29
- Viewfinder 29
- POWER switch 30
- (HOME) A 30
- (HOME) B 30
- Recording the images 32
- Recording movies 33
- Recording still images 34
- Recording sound with more 36
- Using the flash 36
- Recording high quality still 37
- (Dual Rec) 37
- Recording in dark places 37
- (NightShot) 37
- To select the start point 38
- Viewing the images 40
- Playing movies 41
- Viewing still images 42
- Playing the image on a TV 44
- Input jacks on the TV 45
- : Signal flow 46
- HDMI cable (optional) 46
- Saving images 50
- (OTHERS) category 51
- Deleting images 51
- Deleting images (Continued) 52
- “Memory Stick Duo” 52
- Copying still images 53
- Creating the Playlist 54
- Playing the Playlist 55
- Erasing unnecessary scenes 55
- Playlist 56
- (SELECT DEVICES) 57
- Dubbing images 57
- Printing recorded 59
- 3 Touch [EXEC] t [YES] t 60
- (MANAGE HDD/MEMORY) category 61
- (Formatting) 62
- Checking the HDD 63
- 2 Touch (SETTINGS) 64
- 4 Touch the desired item 64
- List of the (SETTINGS) 65
- MOVIE SETTINGS 66
- MOVIE SETTINGS (Continued) 68
- PHOTO SETTINGS 69
- PHOTO SETTINGS (Continued) 70
- VIEW IMAGES SET 72
- SOUND/DISP SET 73
- OUTPUT SETTINGS 74
- CLOCK/ LANG 75
- GENERAL SET 75
- GENERAL SET (Continued) 76
- 2 Touch the desired item 77
- SPOT FOCUS 79
- TELE MACRO 79
- EXPOSURE 79
- SPOT METER (Flexible 79
- PROGRAM AE 80
- WHITE BAL. (White 80
- COLOR SLOW S (Color 81
- Slow Shutter) 81
- SUPER NS (Super 81
- NightShot) 81
- D.EFFECT (Digital effect) 82
- PICT.EFFECT (Picture 82
- MICREF LEVEL 82
- Viewing items on the 83
- OPTION MENU 83
- Main functions 84
- About “First Step Guide” 84
- System requirements 85
- Installing the “First 86
- Step Guide” and 86
- Installing the software 87
- Runtime (Windows 2000 only) 88
- Viewing “First Step 89
- LCD screen/viewfinder 92
- Recording 93
- Image data 97
- Viewing on the TV 97
- Troubleshooting (Continued) 100
- Connecting to a computer 100
- Continued 101
- Description of warning 104
- Using your camcorder abroad 108
- Setting to the local time 109
- World time difference 109
- About the AVCHD format 111
- About the “Memory Stick” 112
- On image data compatibility 113
- Maintenance and 115
- Moisture condensation 116
- LCD screen 116
- Specifications 118
- Input/Output connectors 119
- AC Adaptor AC-L15A 119
- Specifications (Continued) 120
- Notes on the License 121
- Quick Reference 122
- To open the jack cover 124
- Remote Commander 126
- Indicators when you made 129
- Data code during recording 129
- Glossary 130
- Index (Continued) 134
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