Why dial is not in the OFF position but the POWER indicator is off on Canon XH A1S Camcorder?
If the dial on your Canon Camcorder is not in the OFF position but the POWER indicator is off, the LED indicators option in the customized functions is likely set to [OFF]. Set the [LED] setting to one of the other types.
Why does a vertical light bar appear on the screen of Canon Camcorder?
If a vertical light bar appears on the screen of your Canon Camcorder, it may be due to bright light in a dark scene. This is not a malfunction. Record in Av mode with an aperture value in the range F5.6–F8.0.
Why tally lamp will not light up on Canon Camcorder?
If the tally lamp on your Canon Camcorder will not light up, the tally lamp option in the customized functions is likely set to [OFF]. Set the [TALLY LAMP] setting to [ON] or [BLINK].
General| Digital zoom | 0 x |
|---|---|
| Optical zoom | 20 x |
| Image stabilizer | Yes |
| Focal length range | 4.5 - 90 mm |
| Focal length (35mm film equivalent) | 32.5 - 650 mm |
| Sensor type | CCD |
| Total megapixels | 1.67 MP |
| Optical sensor size | 1/3 \ |
| Effective megapixels (movie) | 1.56 MP |
| Display diagonal | 2.8 \ |
| Display resolution (numeric) | 207000 pixels |
| Maximum image resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Still image resolution(s) | 1920 x 1080 |
| 3D | No |
| Camcorder type | Shoulder camcorder |
| Minimum illumination | 0.3 lx |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
| Firewire (IEEE 1394) ports | 1 |
| USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports quantity | 0 |
| Camcorder tape type | HDV |
| Camcorder media type | Memory card, Videotape |
| Compatible memory cards | MMC, SD, SDHC |
| Internal storage capacity | 0 GB |
| Product color | Black |
| Built-in flash | - |
| Battery capacity | - mAh |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 394 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 163 mm |
| Height | 192 mm |
| Weight | 2135 g |
Covers warnings about fire, shock, interference, and proper accessory usage.
Details the camcorder's compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for digital devices.
Comprehensive list of 34 safety instructions for operation, maintenance, and environment.
Features and technology for superior HD video quality and color reproduction.
Options for creative control like HDV recording and custom presets.
Connectivity, synchronization, and customization for broadcast-level performance.
Explains manual conventions, symbols, and formatting for clear understanding.
Guide to changing display language and configuring date, time, and time zone settings.
Identification of buttons, dials, and switches on the camcorder's left side.
Identification of buttons, dials, and switches on the camcorder's right side.
Identification of components on the front and back of the camcorder.
Identification of controls and features on the top of the camcorder.
Identification of buttons and functions on the WL-D5000 wireless controller.
Instructions for charging battery packs and attaching them to the camcorder.
Instructions for attaching/detaching the eye cup and adjusting the diopter for clear viewing.
Guides for using and adjusting the LCD display and viewfinder settings.
Procedure for inserting AA batteries into the wireless controller for power.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert and eject video cassettes.
Instructions for correctly inserting and removing SDHC, SD, or MMC memory cards.
Guide to accessing and changing camcorder settings using the MENU button and dial.
Procedures for setting display language, time zone, date, and time.
Steps before starting recording, including test recording and initial setup.
Instructions on how to begin, pause, and finish recording a video.
Method to review the last few seconds of a recording without stopping.
Explanation of Normal AF, Instant AF, and Push AF functions for automatic focusing.
Guide to using the focus ring for precise manual focusing.
Using Peaking and Magnifying to aid manual focus accuracy.
How to select frame settings and running modes (REC-RUN, FREE-RUN) for time code.
Selecting DV audio modes, microphone recording modes, and sensitivity settings.
Using Manual, Auto modes for creative control and automatic operation.
Using Tv (Shutter-Priority) and Av (Aperture-Priority) for exposure control.
Using Spotlight and Night modes for shooting in varying light conditions.
Locking exposure settings to maintain consistent brightness.
Manually adjusting exposure levels to darken or lighten the image.
Using AWB, indoor/outdoor presets, and color temperature for accurate colors.
Recording custom white balance settings based on a white reference object.
Adjusting color phase, chroma, area, and Y level for specific colors.
Default functions assigned to custom keys for quick access.
Lists functions that can be assigned to custom keys across different modes.
Video output standards from terminals during recording based on settings.
Video output standards from terminals during playback based on tape and settings.
Using SDI terminal for HD video output to HDTV monitors.
Using component out terminals for video signal output to monitors.
Selecting which audio channels to output from the A/V1 terminal.
Adjusting audio output levels and selecting audio monitoring methods.
Recording external video via HDV/DV or analog line-in, including time code selection.
Table of 23 picture parameters configurable as custom presets.
Configuring up to 3 custom function files for personalized camcorder operation.
Details on custom functions for white balance, gain, AE response, and zoom/focus rings.
Details on custom functions for button operations, ring direction, iris limit, and photo button.
Details on custom functions for markers, flash modes, audio, and recording settings.
Customizing which icons appear on the screen and saving display settings.
Loading custom display configurations from a memory card.
Steps for selecting playback standard and playing back recorded video tapes.
Using modes like pause, rewind, fast forward, and frame advance.
Selecting quality (Super fine, Fine, Normal) and size for still images.
Approximate number of still images recordable based on size and quality.
How file numbers are assigned and managed for still images.
Instructions for attaching and using compatible Canon Speedlite flashes for still photography.
Viewing images in slideshow mode or via an index screen for quick browsing.
Table of menu items, their settings, and default values across modes.
Configuration options for system settings like custom keys and power save.
Accessing and configuring Custom Preset, Meta Data, Custom Function, and Custom Display menus.
Detailed list and settings for editing custom preset parameters.
List of custom functions and their available setting options.
List of on-screen display items and their configuration options.
How settings are memorized and retained when changing modes or powering off.
Explanation of icons and indicators shown on the screen during recording.
Explanation of icons and indicators shown on the screen during playback.
Explanation of indicators on the camcorder's side panel, including time code.
List of messages displayed by the camcorder and their explanations.
Guidelines for careful handling, avoiding environmental hazards, and proper maintenance.
Instructions for cleaning the camcorder body, lens, and LCD screen.
Solutions for problems related to camcorder power and battery.
Solutions for problems encountered during recording and playback.
Troubleshooting common recording problems like no image or failure to record.
Solutions for playback problems like no image on TV or distorted picture.
Troubleshooting problems related to memory card insertion, recording, and playback.
Details on video recording, audio, television system, tape format, and image sensor.
Details on lens configuration, viewfinder, LCD screen, and microphone specifications.
Detailed specifications for all camcorder terminals including video, audio, and data ports.
Technical details for the CA-920 power adapter and BP-950G battery pack.
Details of the limited warranty provided by Canon U.S.A., Inc. for equipment purchased in the US.
Details of the limited warranty provided by Canon Canada Inc. for equipment purchased in Canada.
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