Sanyo VM-D6P - ZOOMING; Zoom-in; Zoom-out; LIGHTING CONDITIONS AND LIGHTS

Use
the
zoom
feature
to
smoothly
change
the
picture
from
a
wide-angle
shot
including
the
area
surrounding
the
subject,
to
a
close-up
shot
emphasizing
the
subject.
You
can
also
zoom
from
a
close-up
to
a
wide
angle
shot.
Zoom-in . . . To call attention to a specific point.
Wide
angle
Telephoto
Zoom-out
. . .
To
include
a
final
shot
of
the
surrounding
scene.
Telephoto
Notes :
*
Vibration
is
more
noticeable
i
in
telephoto
shots
(when
you
zoom
to
a
close-up),
so
be
sure
to
keep
the
camcorder
steady:
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When
using
the
manual
focus
for
the
zoom
feature,
adjust
the
focus
at
the
telephoto
(close-up)
position,
return
to
the
wide-angle
(distant)
position,
then
zoom
to
the
telephoto
position
while
recording.
The
focus
will
be
blurred
at
the
telephoto
position
if
it
is-set
at
the
wide-angle
position.
LIGHTING
CONDITIONS
AND
LIGHTS
_
Correct
lighting
is
important.
Use
the
table
below
as
a
reference
for
selecting
the
most
suitable
lighting
conditions.
Snow-covered mountains
ND filter is recommended Unit (lux) Ski slopes
Beach on clear summer day
100,000 Clear-sky sunlight at noon. (100,000)
Clear-sky sunlight at 3 PM (35,000)
Cloudy-sky sunlight at noon (32,000)
: 10,090
Usable
range
Cloudy-sky
sunlight
one
hour
after
dawn
(2,000)
1,000 Next to window in an office with fluorescent lighting (1,000)
Clear-sky one hour before sunset (1,000)
inside a department store (500 to 700)
900. |. Ticket gate of a train station (650)
Office with fluorescent lighting (400 to 500)
13-m? (43-ft*) room with two 30-W fluorescent light (300)
Subway platform (300)
100 Shopping arcade at night (150 to 200)
More lighting is suggested
More lighting is needed
Inside a movie theater at intermission (15 to 35)
10 Candlelight (10 to 15)
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