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Playing back the recorded clip ........................................................ 85
Deleting the recorded clip ............................................................... 86
Using the Freeze Mix function........................................................ 87
Using the Focus Assist function...................................................... 87
Advanced Operations for Shooting.......................................................... 88
Recording essence marks ................................................................ 88
Setting clip flags with switches....................................................... 89
Setting the thumbnail image at recording time ............................... 89
Starting a shoot with a few seconds of pre-stored picture data (Picture
Cache function)......................................................................... 89
Time-lapse video (Interval Rec function) ....................................... 91
Shooting with Slow & Quick Motion ............................................. 95
Exchanging discs while recording (Disc Exchange Cache function)
.................................................................................................. 96
Recording with the Clip Continuous Rec function ......................... 97
Retaking the most recent clip.......................................................... 97
Assigning user-defined clip titles automatically............................. 98
Assigning user-defined names to clips and clip lists .................... 101
Using planning metadata............................................................... 102
Recording video from external devices......................................... 105
Using the Live Logging function.................................................. 106
Recording proxy data .................................................................... 107
Chapter 5 : Operations in GUI Screens
Overview................................................................................................... 111
Switching between GUI screens ................................................... 111
Information and controls in thumbnail screens............................. 113
Displaying menus.......................................................................... 116
GUI screen operations................................................................... 120
Thumbnail Operations ............................................................................ 121
Selecting thumbnails ..................................................................... 121
Searching with thumbnails............................................................ 121
Playing the scene you have found................................................. 124
Selecting clips by type (Filter Clips function) .............................. 124
Selecting the information displayed on thumbnails...................... 126
Changing clip index pictures......................................................... 126
Checking clip properties ............................................................... 127
Setting clip flags............................................................................ 130
Locking (write-protecting) clips ................................................... 130
Deleting clips ................................................................................ 131
Scene Selection (Clip List Editing)......................................................... 132
What is scene selection?................................................................ 132
Creating and editing clip lists........................................................ 133
- For the customers in Canada 3
- For the customers in Europe 3
- Declaration of Conformity 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Chapter 4 : Shooting 6
- Chapter 8 : File Operations 9
- Chapter 9 : Maintenance 10
- Appendix 10
- Foreword 11
- 1 Overview 12
- Rich selection of interfaces 13
- 3.5-inch color LCD monitor 14
- Locations and Functions 15
- 890qaqs qd qgqh qj 16
- Right side (near the front) 19
- Right side (near the rear) 21
- (chapter function) button 23
- DISC E B 24
- BATT E F 24
- Chapter 1 Overview 25
- (see page 182) 26
- 7 8 9 0 qa qs 27
- Left side and upper section 28
- AUDIO IN 29
- AUDIO OUT 29
- PEAKING CONTRAST BRIGHT 31
- TALLY/REC 32
- 12 3 4 5 7689 33
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- -52 -28 -20 -12 -8 (dB) 36
- 2 Preparations 38
- Attaching the Viewfinder 39
- Moving the viewfinder shoe up 40
- Using the BKW-401 Viewfinder 41
- Rotation Bracket 41
- 2 Detach the eyepiece 42
- Setting the Area of Use 43
- Setting the Date/Time of 44
- Mounting the Lens 45
- Adjusting the Flange 46
- Focal Length 46
- Preparing the Audio 47
- Input System 47
- AUDIO IN connectors 48
- Connecting line input audio 51
- Tripod Mounting 52
- Connecting a Video 53
- Using the Shoulder 53
- Adjusting the Shoulder 54
- Pad Position 54
- Connecting the Remote 55
- Control Unit 55
- Independent 56
- Remote control 56
- Chapter 2 Preparations 57
- Setting the Recording 58
- Mixed recording of clips in 59
- Adjusting the Black 60
- Balance and the White 60
- Adjusting the white balance 61
- 4 Adjust the lens iris 62
- AWB:OK 63
- . K 63
- White balance memory 64
- If a memory error occurs 65
- Setting the Electronic 66
- SHUTTER selector 67
- ECS mode 67
- SLS mode 67
- Changing the Reference 70
- Value for Automatic Iris 70
- Adjustment 70
- Adjusting the Audio 72
- Manually adjusting the audio 73
- Adjusting the Audio Level 74
- Setting the Time Data 75
- Synchronizing the timecode 76
- 4 Shooting 79
- 1 Turn on the POWER switch 80
- 2 Press the EJECT button 80
- 1 Turn off the POWER switch 80
- Formatting a disc 81
- Basic Procedure for 83
- Shooting 83
- Deleting the recorded clip 86
- Using the Freeze Mix function 87
- Advanced Operations for 88
- 4 Press the MENU knob 89
- Cache time 90
- To enable the function 95
- Recording with the Clip 97
- Continuous Rec function 97
- Retaking the most recent clip 97
- TITLE : DSABL 98
- 027 CLIP TITLE TOP 98
- OPERATION menu 101
- Using planning metadata 102
- HD01 installed) 105
- (with the CBK-SC02 installed) 106
- Recording proxy data 107
- Chapter 4 Shooting 108
- To delete recorded proxy data 109
- To format a USB flash drive 110
- 5 Operations in GUI Screens 111
- • Expand thumbnail screen 112
- • Chapter thumbnail screen 112
- Information and controls in 113
- Clip list thumbnail screen 114
- Expand thumbnail screen 115
- Chapter thumbnail screen 115
- Displaying menus 116
- Overview 117
- Disc Menu 118
- 1 SHIFT button 119
- 3 RESET/RETURN button 119
- 2 SUB CLIP/DISC MENU button 119
- GUI screen operations 120
- Thumbnail Operations 121
- Clips function) 124
- Selecting the information 126
- Changing clip index pictures 126
- 3 Select Set Index Picture 127
- 2 Select Clip Properties 127
- MENU knob 128
- 2 Do one of the following 129
- Setting clip flags 130
- Deleting clips 131
- Scene Selection (Clip 132
- List Editing) 132
- Clip list playback 133
- To add sub clips 133
- Add Sub Clip 017/035002 134
- Clip List (Add) 017/035002 134
- To reorder sub clips 135
- To delete sub clips 136
- To play the clip list 136
- To save clip lists 137
- Managing clip lists 138
- Disc Operations 139
- 1 Display the Disc Menu 140
- To clear planning metadata 141
- Formatting discs 142
- Displaying disc and clip 142
- 5 Click “Execute” 144
- 2 Display the Thumbnail Menu 147
- 8 Set the various items 149
- 2 Select the transfer range 150
- Downloading clips 151
- XDCAM devices 151
- Shortcut List 153
- Menu Organization 154
- TOP menu and top-level menus 155
- User Files” on page 231 156
- Menu List 157
- FRAME RATE 160
- 12dB/18dB/ 163
- PAINT menu 171
- V MODULATION 179
- MAINTENANCE menu 180
- FILE menu 199
- /up to 16 201
- DIAGNOSIS menu 203
- Menu Operations 205
- To scroll pages 206
- To change a setting value 206
- Using the USER menu (example 208
- Editing the USER menu 209
- To add/delete/replace pages 211
- To rename pages 212
- Setting the Status 213
- Display on the 213
- Viewfinder Screen and 213
- Setting the marker display 215
- Setting the viewfinder 216
- Recording shot data 217
- Setting the shot ID 217
- Displaying the status 218
- Adjustments and 220
- Settings from Menus 220
- Setting up a wireless LAN 224
- WPS operations 226
- Selecting the lens file 228
- Setting the UMID data 228
- 3 Press the MENU knob 229
- 2 Set the following item 229
- Handling the “Memory 230
- Saving and Recalling 231
- User Files 231
- To set the file ID 232
- Loading saved data from a 233
- “Memory Stick” 233
- Saving and Loading 234
- Scene Files 234
- Loading scene files 236
- Jumping to a File-Related 237
- Menu Page When Inserting 237
- 8 File Operations 239
- File operation restrictions 240
- Clip directory 241
- Component directory 242
- Edit directory 242
- Sub directory 243
- UserData directory 243
- General directory 243
- PROAV directory 244
- File Operations in File 245
- Access Mode (for 245
- Windows) 245
- Operating on files 246
- Exiting file operations 246
- Macintosh) 247
- FTP File Operations 249
- 2 Start the command prompt 250
- Chapter 8 File Operations 251
- Extended commands 253
- Recording Continuous 255
- Timecode with FAM and 255
- FTP Connections 255
- 9 Maintenance 256
- Chapter 9 Maintenance 257
- Testing the VDR 258
- Maintenance 260
- Fog-proof filter 261
- Fitting the fog-proof filter 261
- Operation Warnings 262
- Warning messages 263
- d) d) d) 265
- Fitting the zoom lens 271
- Viewfinder 271
- About the LCD panels 271
- Specifications 272
- Optical disc drive section 273
- Supplied accessories 274
- Recommended additional 274
- Using PDZ-1 Proxy 277
- Browsing Software 277
- Alphabet 278
- German [Germany] 279
- Italian [Italy] 279
- Polish (Programmers) [Poland] 279
- Russian [Russia] 279
- Spanish [Spain] 279
- Recommended USB 281
- Flash Drives (As of June 281
- Trademarks and 281
- Licenses 281
- Trademarks and Licenses 282
- About a “Memory Stick” 286
- Precautions 287
- ZEBRA switch 32 293
- Zoom position 34 293
- Sony Corporation 295
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