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Power| power source | DC 7.9/7.2 V |
|---|---|
| power consumption (recording with finder) | 4.8 W |
| power consumption (recording with LCD monitor) | 5.6 W |
Video Recording| video recording system | Mini DV (SD format) |
|---|---|
| tape used | 6.35 mm digital videotape |
| recording/playback time | SP: 60 min; LP: 90 min |
Audio| audio recording format | Digital PCM Stereo |
|---|---|
| audio recording bit depth and sample rate | 16 bit (48 kHz/2 channels), 12 bit (32 kHz/4 channels) |
| audio output level | 316 mV, 600 Ohm |
Optics and Display| image sensor | 1/3-inch CCD |
|---|---|
| lens focal length | 3.9-66.3 mm |
| monitor size | 2.5-inch LCD |
Operating Environment| operating temperature | 0°C-40°C |
|---|---|
| operating humidity | 10%-80% |
AC Adaptor| power source | AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| power consumption | 20 W |
| dc output | DC 7.9 V, 9 W |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | Approx. 81 (W)x106 (H)x205 (D) mm |
|---|---|
| weight without battery | Approx. 710 g |
| weight with battery (CGR-D120 and DVM60) | Approx. 790 g |
Details on AC adaptor, DC input and AC mains cables for power supply.
Provides power to the Movie Camera.
Includes remote control unit and button-type battery.
Buttons for fade, stop, pause, reverse/rewind search, and recording check.
Buttons for backlight compensation and playback.
Buttons for forward/fast-forward search and mode selection.
Buttons for accessing menus and multi-function dial for navigation.
Buttons for VCR/Camera mode, battery eject, power switch, and cassette lock.
Connecting the camera to a wall outlet using the AC adaptor.
Using the car adaptor cord and AC adaptor for power in a vehicle.
Guidance on manual focus and white balance settings.
Using digital zoom for further magnification of subjects.
Starting new recording smoothly from a found position.
Optimized for fast-moving subjects.
Enhances subjects against blurred backgrounds.
Improves brightness in dark scenes.
Includes Wipe, Mix, Strobe, and Gain-up effects.
Includes Negative/Positive, Sepia, B/W, and Solarisation effects.
Choosing and applying digital effects via the menu.
Adjusting color balance for natural-looking images.
How to stop the audio dubbing process.
Description of buttons on the remote control unit.
Buttons for photoshot, start/stop, zoom, and volume.
Buttons for rewind, fast-forward, and play.
Buttons for slow motion, still advance, and index search.
Buttons to stop playback or pause.
How to insert the battery into the remote controller.
Using time code for precise editing with controller.
Accessing settings for recording functions.
Accessing settings for playback functions.
Overview of settings within the camera mode menu.
Settings for cinema mode, shutter effect, recording speed, audio, wind cut, date/time, display, and menu switching.
Digital effects, search modes, blank search, and audio output settings.
Factors contributing to dirty video heads.
Instructions for using a head cleaning cassette.
Importance of removing the battery when not in use.
Troubleshooting charging issues indicated by flashing lamps.
Automatic white balance based on stored settings.
Alerts for issues like condensation or low battery.
Troubleshooting power issues with the camera.
Troubleshooting battery discharge and charging issues.
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