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Sony Handycam HDR-TD20V User Manual

Sony Handycam HDR-TD20V
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2012 Sony Corporation
HDR-TD20/TD20V
US/ES
Printed in Japan
Operating Guide US
Guía de operaciones ES
3D Digital HD Video
Camera Recorder
4-419-001-11(1)
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Table of Contents

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Sony Handycam HDR-TD20V Specifications

General IconGeneral
Video Resolution1920 x 1080
Optical Zoom10x
Sensor TypeExmor R CMOS
LensG Lens
Digital Zoom120x
Image StabilizationOptical SteadyShot
Built-in Memory64GB
Image Sensor1/3.91"
Display3.5-inch LCD
LCD Screen3.5"
Recording FormatAVCHD
Focal Length3.8 - 38.0mm
Maximum ApertureF1.8-3.4
Memory Card SlotSD/SDHC/SDXC
MicrophoneBuilt-in stereo
SpeakerBuilt-in
Focal Length (35mm equivalent)29.8 - 298 mm

Summary

Operating Guide and Support Information

Owner's Record and Safety Warnings

Safety Warnings and Symbols

Understand warning symbols and safety precautions for fire and shock hazards.

Important Safety Instructions

General Safety Guidelines

Follow instructions carefully to reduce risk of fire or electric shock, including water and heat precautions.

Read This First and Battery Precautions

Battery Pack Safety

Precautions for handling battery packs to prevent bursting, fire, or chemical burns.

Charging the Battery Pack

Charging via AC Adaptor

Step-by-step instructions for charging the battery pack using the AC Adaptor and power cord.

Charging via Computer

Initial Setup: Power and Date/Time

Preparing Recording Media

Recording Movies and Photos

Recording Movies in 3D

Steps to set the 2D/3D switch and start recording 3D movies.

Screen Indicators During Recording

Playback Operations

Searching and Playing Events

How to search recorded images by date (Event View) and play them back.

Advanced Operations: 3D Depth Adjustment

Adjusting Depth During Recording

Manually adjust the 3D depth before recording for comfortable viewing.

Adjusting Depth During Playback

Adjust the vertical direction of the doubled image for better 3D depth during playback.

Advanced Operations: Face and Smile Detection

Recording People Clearly (Face Priority)

Automatically track faces and adjust focus, exposure, and skin tone.

Capturing Smiles Automatically

Automatically record a photo when a smile is detected during movie recording.

Recording in Various Situations

Intelligent Auto Mode

Automatically selects optimal settings for subjects and scenes, including face, scene, and shake detection.

Recording Image Quality Settings

Selecting Movie Recording Mode

Choose movie quality settings like PS, FX, FH, HQ, LP, affecting recording time and media compatibility.

Manual Adjustment Features

Iris Priority Mode

Adjust the iris to control the depth of field, blurring the background or sharpening the image.

Shutter Speed Priority Mode

Adjust shutter speed to capture motion, freezing action or creating trailing effects.

Manual Control with the MANUAL Dial

Controlling Image Settings

Use the MANUAL dial to adjust settings like 3D Depth, Focus, Exposure, IRIS, and Shutter Speed.

Recording Location Information (GPS)

GPS Location Checking

Digest of Your Movies (Highlight Playback)

Playing Images on a TV

Editing on Your Camcorder

Saving Files with a Computer

Preparing Your Computer for Software

Installing PlayMemories Home Software

Step-by-step guide for installing the PlayMemories Home software on your computer.

Saving Images to External Devices

Saving Images to External Media Device

Customizing Your Camcorder

Menu Lists: Shooting and Camera/Mic Settings

Menu Lists: Image Quality and Playback

Menu Lists: Editing and Setup

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Power Issues

Solutions for when the camcorder does not turn on or operates erratically.

Camcorder Not Operating Correctly

Troubleshooting steps for operational failures, temperature issues, and abrupt power turns off.

Self-Diagnosis and Warning Indicators

Interpreting Error Codes (C:xx)

Explanation of error codes related to battery packs and AC Adaptor connections.

Interpreting Other Indicators

Meaning of indicators for memory card status, HDMI output, and other warnings.

Recording Time and Battery Life

Recording/Playback Time Estimates

Approximate recording and playback times for various battery packs and image qualities.

Camcorder Handling and Care

On Use and Care

General guidelines on handling the camcorder, avoiding specific parts, and operating regulations.

Product Specifications

System and Recording Formats

Technical details on signal format, movie recording formats, and audio systems.

Lens, Illumination, and Connectors

Specifications for the G lens, minimum illumination, and input/output connectors.

End-User License Agreement (Map Data)

Software License and Grant of Rights

Legal terms governing the use of the map data software included with the product.

Restrictions and Limitations

Defines restrictions on transfer, reverse engineering, and use of the software.

Screen Indicators Reference

Left Side Indicators

Explanation of indicators appearing on the left side of the LCD screen during operation.

Screen Indicators Reference (Continued)

Center and Right Side Indicators

Meaning of indicators displayed in the center and on the right side of the LCD screen.

Bottom Side Indicators

Explanation of indicators shown at the bottom of the LCD screen.

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