NOTES:
• Wherl the Power Switch is set to CAMERA arid the LCD monitor is operled at arl angle _f60 degrees or
more, the LCD morfitor switd_es on and the viewfinder switd_es off automatically to save power,
• The cassett_ hoht_r carlrlot be opened unless a power supply is attached.
• There may be a delay after you slide ELECT urltil the cassette holder opens, Do riot use force.
• The time required to ca/(ulate the remairling tape lerlgth, arid the accuracy otthe calculation, may vary
according t_*the type ot tape used.
• The tape rdmairling time irldicator is correct orlly if the correct tape length has beerl selected (_z _pg. 12).
• "TAPE END" appear_ wherl the tape reaches its erld, arid the powergoes offautomatically if left irl this
corlditiorl tbr _ minutes. "TAPE END" also appear_ wherl a cassette whose tape is already at it_ erld is loaded.
• If the Record-Standby mode c_;ntinues for _ minutes without performing Z_;om or any other operations, the
camcorder'_ povvdr shut_ off aut_*maticalh4 Set the Power Switch t_* "OFF'; and then back to "(AMERA" to
tun] the camcoRJer on again.
• If the Recording Start/Stop buttorl is pressed after the Record-Standby mode has corltirlued J;r over 5
mirlut_g recording may riot start imlnediately,
• Ityou are recording orl a cassett_ from the middle (_uch as wherl a tape is removed arid rd-it-lserted during
rdcording), use the Retake function (¢ / pg. 17) to firld the end of the bst rdcording so you do not erase any
ot it.
• While shooting, sound is riot heard lr_;m the speakec
Serf-Recording
JOURNALISTIC SHOOTING
In some situations, different shooting angles may provide
more dramatic results. Hold the camcorder in the desired
position and tilt the LCD monitor in the most convenient
direction. It can rotate 270' (90' downward, 180 °
upward).
INTERFACE SHOOTING
The person you shoot can view hirnself/herself in the LCD
monitor, and you can even shoot yourself while viewing
your own image in the LCD monitor.
Open the LCD monitor and tilt it upward to 180 degrees
so that it faces forward. When the LCD monitor is tilted
upward to an angle of over approx. 105 degrees, the
monitor image is inverted vertically, and the viewfinder
also switches on.
Point the lens toward the subject (yourself when self-
recording) and start recording.
During Intert\_ce Shooting, the monitor image and
indications do nrlt appear inverted as they would when
viewing a mirror.
NOTE:
The morlitored image carl be viewed orl the L<D m_rlitor
arid in the viewfinder,
LcD MONITOR/VIEWFiNDER INDIcA-
TIONS
Press DISPLAY for more than I second to mal<e the
following indications appear/disappear from the
cacncorder% display: cassette warning, tape remaining
time, battery pacl< remaining power indicator and tape
length indicator _'_ ; pg. 40, 41 ).
NOTE:
Even if the indications are ofl_ the tape remaining time
appear_ blinking wherl the tape is near its end, arid the
battery pack remairling power irldicator appears blirlking
wherl the power is almost gone,
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