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To reset the time code
Select [RESET] in step 2 of “Setting the
time code” to reset the time code
(00:00:00:00).
To reset the time code using the
Wireless Remote Commander
Press the TC RESET button on the Wireless
Remote Commander to reset the time code
(00:00:00:00).
1 Press the MENU button and select
(TC/UB SET) t [UB PRESET].
2 Select [PRESET].
3 Select the first two digits.
4 Set other digits by repeating step 3.
5 Select [OK].
To reset the user bits
Select [RESET] in step 2 of “Setting the
user bits” to reset the user bits (00 00 00
00).
By recording with a frame rate that is
different from the playback frame rate, you
can record images to be played back as
slow motion or quick motion images. The
images recorded with the Slow & Quick
Motion function will appear smoother than
slow or fast-forward playback of images
recorded at normal speed.
The playback speed is set by the
combination of FRAME RATE and REC
FORMAT (p. 90).
After setting the playback speed, select
[S&Q MOTION] t [EXECUTE] in the
menu, then press the START/STOP button
to start Slow & Quick Motion recording.
To stop Slow & Quick Motion
recording
Press the START/STOP button.
To change the frame rate setting
Press and hold the S&Q button for about 1
second, then change the value.
Pressing and holding the S&Q button again
for about 1 second restores the previous
setting.
To cancel Slow & Quick Motion
recording
Press the S&Q button or the MENU button
during standby.
b Notes
• When you are recording with a slow frame rate,
the camcorder may continue recording for a few
more seconds after you press the START/STOP
button to stop recording.
• You cannot change the frame rate during Slow
& Quick Motion recording. To change the frame
rate, first stop Slow & Quick Motion recording.
• The time code is recorded in [REC RUN] mode
during Slow & Quick Motion recording
(p. 102).
• Slow & Quick Motion mode is automatically
canceled when the camcorder is turned off, but
the frame rate setting is retained.
• You cannot use the Slow & Quick Motion
function with XAVC S HD or DV.
• You cannot record sound during Slow & Quick
Motion recording.
• You cannot use the Slow & Quick Motion
function for simultaneous recording.
• The maximum continuous Quick Motion
shooting time is about 13 hours, but will vary
with settings.
The maximum continuous Slow Motion
shooting time is less than 13 hours.
• For details about Slow & Quick Motion
limitations, see “Slow & Quick Motion
recording limitations” (p. 127).
Setting the user bits
Recording with the Slow &
Quick Motion function
Useful functions (Continued)
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