VL-SD20S-GB/pp. 005-007; 99/7/2/18:00
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Operation References
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Quick Reference Index
This index lists some example uses of the VIEWCAM’s features.
• To record powerful close-up images.
—See page 27 (Setting the Digital Zoom)
• To instantly zoom in on a subject.
—See page 28 (Digital Quick Zoom)
• To record a backlit subject.
—See page 29 (Gamma Brightness Compensation) or page 54 (Manual Iris)
• To record in a dark or poorly-illuminated location.
—See page 30 (Gain-up)
• To quickly check what you have just recorded.
—See page 31 (Quick Review)
• To quickly return the tape to the end of the last recorded scene after playback.
—See page 32 (Quick Return)
• To record a still picture of a scene like a photo.
—See page 36 (Still Recording)
• To record or play back a multi-frame picture of a high-speed action, such as a
tennis or golf swing.
—See page 37 (Multiple Strobe Recording) or page 60 (Multiple Strobe
Playback)
• To record yourself while monitoring the shot.
—See page 39 (Self Recording)
• To return to Full Auto mode for easy recording after using the manual settings.
—See page 41 (Setting the VIEWCAM to Full Auto Mode)
• To find the beginning of a recorded scene to be played back.
—See page 43 (Programme Search)
• To display the elapsed recording or playback time.
—See page 45 (Using the Tape Counter)
• To focus on an off-centred subject.
—See page 50 (Manual Focus)
• To enlarge any part of the picture during playback.
—See page 59 (Playback Zoom)
• To create an interesting presentation of recorded still images.
—See page 61 (Still Image Overlap) or page 62 (Wipe)
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