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General| Type | MiniDV |
|---|---|
| Digital Zoom | 800x |
| Image Sensor | 1/6" CCD |
| Viewfinder | Color |
| Video Recording Format | MiniDV |
| LCD Screen Size | 2.5 inches |
| Effective Pixels | 680, 000 pixels |
| Input/Output | USB, IEEE 1394 (FireWire), A/V output |
| Battery | Lithium-ion |
| Audio Recording Format | 12/16-bit PCM |
Important guidelines on tape handling, storage, and recording modes.
Precautions against leaving the unit in hazardous environments or conditions.
Covers electrical shock, fire hazards, and environmental exposure risks.
Advises on safe handling, strap use, and avoiding finger entrapment.
Allows pro-style scene transitions like fade-in/out and wipes.
Adjusts settings for capturing fast-moving images or specific lighting conditions.
Provides illumination for shooting in dark environments.
Alphabetical listing of topics covered in the manual.
Identifies and explains the various buttons, connectors, and external components.
Explains the various icons and information displayed on the LCD and viewfinder.
Describes display indicators and controls during video and DSC playback.
Lists and describes the items included with the camcorder.
Details the camcorder's power supply options and battery charging procedures.
Information on battery usage, charging times, and power management.
Explains how to set the camcorder's operational modes and auto/manual settings.
How to change display language and set the date/time.
How to adjust the viewfinder and LCD brightness for optimal viewing.
Instructions for loading/unloading cassettes and memory cards.
Step-by-step guide to start and stop video recording.
Explains how to use and adjust the LCD monitor and viewfinder.
Explains the zoom function and the time code recorded on tape.
How to play back recorded video content normally and pause for frame-by-frame viewing.
Method to start recording at a specific point to avoid time code interruption.
High-speed search and blank tape finding functions.
Steps and diagrams for connecting the camcorder to a TV or VCR for playback.
Guide to taking still images using the camcorder as a digital camera.
How to view, manage, and review still images stored on the memory card.
Features like auto playback, index view, and on-screen display control.
How to create new folders and reset file naming sequences.
Prevents accidental deletion of selected files or all files on the card.
How to delete files and configure print settings using DPOF.
Formats the memory card and sets image print options.
General procedure for accessing and modifying camcorder settings via menus.
Details menu options for recording and playback modes.
Settings and functions adjustable during recording (e.g., REC MODE, SOUND MODE, ZOOM).
Manages system functions and display elements like brightness and language.
Settings applicable during playback, including SOUND MODE and NARRATION.
Utilizes LED Light and Night-Alive for shooting in dark conditions.
Features for slow-motion recording and selecting video aspect ratio.
Captures still images on tape and allows manual focus adjustment.
Manual adjustment of exposure levels and locking iris settings for consistency.
Adjusts for backlight and uses spot metering for precise exposure.
Corrects color balance under various lighting conditions.
Manually sets white balance and adds scene transitions like wipes and fades.
Controls automatic exposure, visual effects, and shutter speed for varied shooting scenarios.
Connects the camcorder to a VCR for dubbing video tapes.
Digital copying of video between camcorder and DV-equipped devices with minimal quality loss.
How to connect the camcorder to a PC using USB or DV cables.
Troubleshooting steps for power problems and recording failures.
Solutions for playback issues, focus problems, and snapshot limitations.
Solutions for LCD display problems, cassette loading, and error indications.
Explains various warning messages and indicators displayed by the camcorder.
Steps for clearing error indications by power cycling or re-inserting the cassette.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the exterior, LCD monitor, lens, and viewfinder.
Cautions for using battery packs and Mini DV cassettes safely and for longevity.
Precautions for using memory cards and handling the LCD monitor.
General specifications like power, weight, dimensions, and operating environment.
Technical specifications for video recording, still image capture, and connectors.
System requirements for Windows operating systems.
System requirements for Macintosh operating systems.
