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SONY
Video Camera Recorder 0
3-754-385-23 (1)
CCD-FX410
Operation Manual
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly
and retain it for future reference.
Video 8 Handycam
7; 1 992 by Sony Coiporatiori
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - CCD-FX410

SONYVideo Camera Recorder 03-754-385-23 (1)CCD-FX410Operation ManualBefore operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain i

Page 2 - Owner’s Record

Adjusting the Viewfinder LensYou may want to adjust the viewfinder lens to best fit your eyesight when you use this camcorder for the first time, or w

Page 3 - Table of Content

To go from the sports finder position to the normal viewfinder positionTurn the adjustment ring counterclockwise until the "STBY" indicator

Page 4 - About This Manual

ettinq the BEEP SwitchThis beep sound is to help you cofirm when you start and stop recording.When BEEP is set to ON, it will beep once when you start

Page 5 - Checking Supplied A

Installing the Lithium BatteryTo keep birth dates in the camcorder's memory as well as to activate the ciock, lithium battery must be installed.1

Page 6 - 0 Getting Started

Setting the Date and TimeNow, let's adjust the clock Inside the camcorder to be able to superimpose date and time onto your video.Make sure that

Page 7 - Getting Started

storing a Birth Date in Your CamcorderWhen you preset your child's birth date in the camcorder, you can put your child's age in years and mo

Page 8 - Q Getting Started

}storing a Birth Date in Your Camcorderi ^IEnter the birth date of your child.First adjust the blinking digits with DATE (+), and then press TIME (NEX

Page 9 - Getting Started Q

Chapter 2: Basic CameraHow to Record> ' * * 'i— ___;_____Before you record one-time events, make a trial recording to make sure that the

Page 10 - "I Q Getting Started

How to RecordITurn STANDBY up.“STBY" appears in the viewfinder. Now, you can see through the viewfinder.Press START/STOP (red button) once.The ca

Page 11 - <d'

illiil»To check the time remaining of the tapePress TAPE/BATT CHECK.S[ -]E--►S[ ►S[Omin\ I / -Omin - / I N-5min4min -Tape length indicatorAfter press

Page 12 - "I 2 Getting Started

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPENCAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELE

Page 13 - Getting Started "

_____________How to Play Back a TapeYou can use this camcorder as a VCR by connecting it directly to your TV for playback. After you connect this camc

Page 14 - Setting the Date and Time

I%How to Play Back a TapeTo stop playback, press □ (STOP).To rewind the tape, press ◄◄ (REW) To advance the tape rapidly, press(FF).When you have fin

Page 15

Using the Remote CommanderJBy using the Remote Commander, you can be in the picture with your friends and family, or conveniently control the playback

Page 16 - 2 - • 31

Getting familiar with some buttons(A5'tnzraJJ(D3oaoo33D)3a.(SBattery lifeHOLD switchWhen you slide the switch in the direction of the arrow, all

Page 17 - Basic Camera Operation 17

i IHow to Get the Most out of Your Battery PackHow to Prépare the Rechargeable Battery PackHave sufficient battery pack power to do 2 or 3 times as mu

Page 18 - ■j Q Basic Camera Operation

Notes on ChargingT -TBefore using the battery pack, charge it sufficiently.A brand new battery pack is not charged.Make sure you use up the battery be

Page 19 - Basic Camera Operation “

How to Get the Most out of Your Battery PackNotes on the Rechargeable Battery PaWhy the battery pack heats up?During charging or recording, the batter

Page 20 - Basic Camera Operation

Chapter 3: Advanced Camera OperationConnecting Alternative Power SourcesYou can choose any of the following power sources for your camcorder: battery

Page 21

\LThe DCP-77 DC pack (not supplied) is required.I ' I 8(11 Align the flat side of the DC pack with the white line on the camcorder, and push dow

Page 22

Camera RecordingIn the previous chapter “Basic Camera Operation”, you learned the basic recording operations. This section shows you how to record the

Page 23 - Basic Camera Operation 23

ITable of Content1a.<aJZOa.asx:Ooa.COjCOa.njx:OBefore You BeginAbout this manual ...

Page 24

Camera Recordifir 'I1^Putting an Age on Your TapeHere's how to put the age of your children in your video while recording.1During recording,

Page 25 - Basic Camera Operation 25

About memory back-upThe camcorder uses the lithium battery on the bottom to keep the birth date in memory. The lithium battery life is approximately 1

Page 26

tBBCamera RecordingtyChecking the Last Portion of a Scene You Just Recorded (EDITSEARCH)You can check the last portion of a scene you just recorded

Page 27 - Advanced Camera Operation 27

Re-recording on a Previously Recorded Portion (EDiTSEARCH)You can reshoot a scene over the last recorded portion using EDiTSEARCH. The previously reco

Page 28 - Advanced Camera Operation

LJLЧ W|| '!( Г|гCamera RecorInserting Scene in the Middle of a Recorded Tape.IYou can insert a scene in the middle of a recorded tape by setting

Page 29 - Advanced Camera Operation 29

Press START/STOP.Insert recording begins. The insert recording stops automatically at the counter zero point.START/STOPTo cancel the ZERO MEMPress ZER

Page 30 - 30 Advanced Camera Operation

Camera RecordingRecording with an External MicrophoneJYou can connect an external microphone (not supplied) to the MIC jack. This jack also accepts a

Page 31 - Advanced Camera Operation 31

Making Manual AdjustmentsThe camcorder's automatic functions offer you worry-free operation under most shooting conditions. But in some circumsta

Page 32

'V -. ' r‘'\* .->i' ~•.- ? -;.# 1 . , — i uiliMaking Manual AdjustmentsHow to focus manuallyWhen adjusting focus manu

Page 33 - Advanced Camera Operation 33

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Page 34 - 4 Press COUNTER RESET

Welcome to Video 8Thank you for purchasing a Sony Handycam ® camcorder. With your Handycam you can capture life’s precious moments with superior pictu

Page 35 - Advanced Camera Operation 35

When you use the PROGRAM AE (Auto Exposure) function, you can give a “portrait” effect (shallow depth of field) or capture high-speed action with “spo

Page 36

ModeIn the sports mode, you can record subjects moving at high speed clearly, providing a high-quality picture minimum blur in the slow and still play

Page 37 - Advanced Camera Operation 37

1*8»Д ч«*Л J biSik ' <1Vi*imiV Г-A у. >...a frh ^ M V-iSs'speed Shutter ModeIn the high-speed shutter mode. The shutter

Page 38 - 1 Set FOCUS to MANUAL

Using the Special Effect4t* ^IYou can get a professional-looking home video using these sepcial effects; zoom, close- up, fade-in and fade-out.|^2SSE

Page 39 - Advanced Camera Operation 39

Using the Special EffectsClose-up (Macro)You can shoot subjects that are at least 1 cm (about 1/2 inch) away from the lens surface.Manual adjustmentYo

Page 40

t* - *: ,’t1 Vifiri - ,.--i 1 - .-. .' ^ - . -.'lift ''. '- , c .- - £v^“ f.i : i- : Fade-in and Fade-outm1You

Page 41 - Advanced Camera Operation 41

To fade-outTo cancel the fade-in/out functionBefore pressing START/STOP, press FADER again.If you want to use the fade-in/out function repeatedlyStart

Page 42 - J biSik ' <1

Playing BackIn the earlier section (page 20), we've explained the basic connection to your TV.Here, we will talk about several other ways of conn

Page 43 - Advanced Camera Operation 43

HIHBIHIHHIConnecting to a TV via a VCRs' '. i * If your TV has no VIDEO/AUDIO input jacksDisconnect the antenna connection between the TV an

Page 44

Playing Back a Tape in Various SpeedsThe supplied wireless Remote Commander is useful to control the camcorder from a disfance. When using if, be sure

Page 45 - Advanced Camera Operation 45

Checking Supplied APlease check that the following accessories are supplied with your camcorder.o >zr O’(D OCO ">•i iV. 3 S' cfi)2.^&

Page 46

Playing BackTo locate the desired scene (picture search)Keep pressing ◄◄ or ►► during playback or in the still picture mode. @ or @ appears in the vie

Page 47 - Advanced Camera Operation 47

RecordingRecording from a VCR or Tш1ИИ111И1И^ 'w-You can record a tape from another VCR or a TV program from the TV both equipped with video/aud

Page 48 - HIHBIHIHHI

Using the Tape CountTO»»ip..* KM IDuring recording or playback, the digits on the counter indicate the actual recording or playback time.To count the

Page 49 - Advanced Camera Operation 49

1' • VJEditing Tapes with a VCT! .You can edit a tape with an additional ED 8mm, rS Betamax or iVHSi VHS format VCR.Original tapeThis portion is

Page 50

How to editInsert a tape to be recorded into recording VCR.Slide EDIT on the camcorder to the direction of the arrow.Set POWER of the camcorder to VTR

Page 51 - Advanced Camera Operation 51

f «rr .Replacing Recordings on a Tape (insert Editing)You can insert a new scene from a VCR on your originally recorded tape by setting the starting p

Page 52 - 4 Press ◄◄ or

r*/a-Hi4 Locate the start point where the insert should begin by pressing5 At the start point, set the camcorder into recording pause mode.PAUSEPress

Page 53 - Advanced Camera Operation 53

Chapter 4: Additional InformationMaintenance InformI F »t*IMoisture CondensationIf the camcorder is brought directly from a cold place to a warm place

Page 54

I«-Maintenance InformationVideo Head Cleaning'MfiWMIW*wi—''1' 'T",; r '%Slight contamination i Critical contamina

Page 55 - Advanced Camera Operation 55

Viewfinder CleaningTo clean the viewfinder1Pull the switch on the viewfinder barrel down.Turn the eyecup in the direction of the arrow and detach the

Page 56

Chapterl :GettingStartedCharging and Installing the BattBefore you can use this camcorder, you need to charge and install the battery pack.Charging th

Page 57 - Additional Information 57

Maintenance InformatioL___JTo reattach the eyecup1Align the groove on the eyecup with the • mark on the barrel.Turn the eyecup in the reverse directio

Page 58 - Additional Information

Tips for Better Camera RecordingHow to Achieve Better Camera RecordingTake a good posture for shootingFor hand-held shots, it is important to hold the

Page 59 - Additional Information 59

Tips for Better CameraPlan aheadIf you are going to edit the tape after recording, shoot the scene a little longer to make the editing easier.Lighting

Page 60

Using Your Camcorder AbroaEach country has its own electricity system and TV color system. Before using your camcorder abroad, check the following poi

Page 61 - Additional Information 61

Tips for Better Camera RecordingOn care• When the unit will not be used for a long time, disconnect the power source and remove the tape. Periodicall

Page 62

__For details on the use of each part, refer to the pages indicated in the circle.|T| POWER switchCAMERA: for camera recording VTR: for playing back o

Page 63 - ' I

Identifying the PartsPi'-'B[T^ Tape transport buttons ©[> PLAY (playback)►► FF (fast-forward)◄◄ REW (rewind)□ STOP (stop)II PAUSE (pause)

Page 64

Accessory shoe Remote control sensor ©Focus ringFOCUS (AUTO/MANUAL/PUSH AUTO) switch ф ©Tripod receptacle (bottom)FADER button ф ©BACK LIGHT button ©D

Page 65 - Additional Information 65

Identifying the Parts|37| ViewfinderCamera recording/battery lamp ©[M] COUNTER RESET button © ® ©® ZERO MEM button © © ©[41] TAPE/BATT CHECK button ©

Page 66

Wireless Remote CommanderI[T] [> PLAY (play back) button ©1^ ◄◄ REW (rewind) button ®[3] I STOP button [U N PAUSE button ©[5] DATA SCREEN button* ©

Page 67 - Additional Information 67

^2BEBDasB»-:; .; jr-rfi’?"When you have finished charging the battery, install the battery pack as follows;1 Align the flat side of the battery

Page 68

[a] Manual focusing (i'f>)[b] BACK LIGHT is pressed. (E3)[c] PROGRAM AE setting (&,’Ik,-n[d] FADER is pressed.[e] Power zoom indicato

Page 69 - Additional Intormation 69

TroubleshootingIf any difficulty should arise during operation, go through the following table. Should the difficulty persist, unplug the unit and con

Page 70

TroubleshootingSill...; —...:I':,...LIf an indication blinks in the viewfinder screen or a caution lamp on the main uni

Page 71 - Additional Information 71

Video signal Usable cassette Tape speedRecording time Playback timeImage device ViewfinderLensSystemVideo recording systemRotary two heads, Helical sc

Page 72

JBlfai-..-,_______________________________AC Adaptor... 6, 27Accessory Shoe ...

Page 73 - Additional Information 73

If you have any question about this product, you may call:Sony Customer Information CenterEast Coast : 201-930-7669 (SONY) NJCentral : 708-250-7669

Page 74 - 74 Additional Information

rCharging and InstM W-IBattery life and remaining capacityA fully charged battery pack lasts for:Type of battery packNP-55H(supplied)NP-77H/NP-77HDNP-

Page 75 - Printed in Japan

Inserting a TapeMake sure that the battery pack or other power source is attached1 Press the small blue button on EJECT and simultaneously push EJECT

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