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General| Type | Analog Camcorder |
|---|---|
| Recording Format | Video8 |
| Image Sensor | CCD |
| Lens | Sony Lens |
| Lens Type | Zoom Lens |
| Optical Zoom | 12x |
| LCD Screen | No |
| Microphone | Built-in |
| Battery Life | Approx. 2 hours |
| Recording Media | Video8 |
| Viewfinder | Electronic |
| Weight | 800g |
Guidance on how to effectively use this user manual and its contents.
Verify that all the necessary accessories are included with your camcorder.
Procedure for installing and charging the camcorder's battery pack correctly.
Instructions on how to properly insert a cassette into the camcorder.
Step-by-step guide on how to record video footage using the camcorder.
How to effectively use the camcorder's zoom function for desired shot framing.
Explanation of different START/STOP modes available for recording.
Tips and suggestions for achieving better quality video recordings and stable shots.
How to review previously recorded video scenes directly on the camcorder.
Guide on connecting the camcorder to a TV or VCR for playback.
Instructions on how to play back recorded tapes using the camcorder's viewfinder or TV.
Information on various alternative power sources for camcorder operation.
Detailed steps for powering the camcorder using the AC power adapter.
Guide on how to use a car battery as a power source for the camcorder.
How to customize camcorder settings via the menu system for enhanced features.
Using the BACK LIGHT function to compensate for backlit subjects and improve image quality.
How to apply video transition effects like fade-in/fade-out for professional-looking recordings.
Instructions for using the NightShot feature to record in low-light conditions.
How to capture still photographs for approximately seven seconds using the camcorder.
Guide on selecting and using CINEMA or 16:9 FULL modes for widescreen viewing.
Explanation of various PROGRAM AE modes for optimal automatic exposure settings.
How to overlay a still image onto a moving video sequence.
Using the flash motion function to record still images at consistent intervals.
Using luminancekey to replace bright areas of a still image with a moving video.
Recording a picture with a trailing or incidental image effect.
How to adjust shutter speed for brighter dark pictures or to capture subject movement.
Applying an old movie look with SEPIA and adjusted shutter speed.
Guidance on when and how to use manual focus for better shooting results.
How to apply various picture effects for creative visual enhancements.
Manual adjustment of the camcorder's exposure for optimal brightness.
How to add preset or custom text titles to your video recordings.
Instructions for creating and storing custom text titles for video recordings.
How to embed date and time information directly onto video recordings.
Using the ORC function to check tape condition for best possible picture quality.
How to disable the Steady Shot feature to prevent camera-shake compensation.
Applying digital effects to recorded scenes during playback.
Guide on transferring and editing video footage onto a different tape or VCR.
How to record video content from external sources like VCRs or TVs.
Procedure for replacing the internal lithium battery for clock and memory backup.
How to set or reset the camcorder's internal clock and date settings.
Easily setting the local time based on time zone differences.
Information on compatible cassette types and available playback modes.
Advice on maximizing battery life and proper handling of the battery pack.
Important information regarding camcorder maintenance and precautions against moisture.
Considerations for using the camcorder in different countries, including power and TV systems.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems encountered with the camcorder.
Understanding the camcorder's self-diagnosis codes for troubleshooting issues.
Detailed explanation of the camcorder's remote control unit and its functions.
Instructions on how to properly attach the included shoulder strap to the camcorder.
Indicates battery status: weak (slow flash), dead (fast flash).
Signals that the tape is running low with slow flashing.
Indicates the tape has finished with rapid flashing.
Signal indicating that no cassette is currently in the camcorder.
Warning that the write-protect tab on the cassette is removed.
