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Type | Camcorder |
---|---|
Recording Media | VHS-C |
Viewfinder | Electronic |
Optical Zoom | 6x |
Image Sensor | CCD |
TV System | NTSC |
Camcorder Media Type | VHS-C |
Focus | Manual |
Covers polarized plug safety, preventing shock, moisture hazards, and general electrical safety.
Specific instructions for safe use of the AC adapter/charger to prevent hazards.
Variable shutter speeds for capturing fast action and slow-motion playback.
Compensates time by recording at intervals and creates animated effects.
Flying Erase Head, Video/Audio Dub, Edit Search for advanced editing.
Discusses automatic focusing and exposure adjustments for optimal picture.
Connecting adapter/charger or battery to the camcorder.
Instructions for loading a VHS cassette into the camcorder.
Basic steps for starting recording and reviewing footage.
Details manual, auto, and macro focus operations.
Explains iris adjustment and shutter speed selection.
Details connection for car power cord.
Explains mode switching for recording and playback.
Details input jack for recording from external sources.
Connects to wall outlet for primary power.
Portable power source for outdoor and mobile use.
Powers camcorder from car's cigarette lighter.
Steps for charging the rechargeable battery.
How to connect a charged battery to the camcorder.
How to check remaining battery power in the viewfinder.
Steps for connecting the DC car cord to the camcorder.
Step-by-step guide for loading and unloading tape.
Connects power source to camcorder.
Adjusts focus and iris to AUTO for immediate use.
Loading tape and setting camera mode.
Positioning subject and initiating recording.
Steps for reviewing recorded footage.
Final steps to stop recording and eject tape.
Steps to set and display date/time on tape.
Reviews last few seconds without interrupting recording.
How the auto focus system works and its limitations.
Using the focus ring for manual focus control.
Steps for focusing on very close subjects.
Compensating for unusual lighting conditions.
Basic record/stop procedures for input.
Checks for no power, won't record/playback.
Checks for no playback, no picture, tape stopping.
Checks for poor focus, dark pictures, flashing shutter speed.
Checks for dark picture, low audio, flashing power indicator.