Sharp VL-DC1E, Operation Manual

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Page 2: ...ng to qualified dealer or service centre Power supply This unit can be operated by connecting it to either the AC adaptor battery pack or optional car battery adaptor battery charger The AC adaptor incorporates the AUTO VOLTAGE AC 1IO 240 V 50 60 Hz function Your VIEWCAM is designed to record in SP mode only It will not perform normal playback for programmes prerecorded in LP mode NOTE The VIEWCAM...

Page 3: ...hock Please refer servicing to a qualified dealer or a Camcorder service centre approved by Sharp NOTE This VIEWCAM is a high technology product The LCD Panel comprises 112 320 TFT Transistors Due to the high density of transistors it is possible that some pixels may fail Important Copyright may exist in material you wish to record Copying such material without permission of the relevant licensees...

Page 4: ...n screen Menu 20 Warning Indicators 22 Setting the Area Date and Time 23 World Clock 24 Picture Backlight Adjustments 27 Using the Hand Strap 28 Attaching the Shoulder Strap 28 Auto Focus 31 Backlight Compensation BLC 32 Gain up Cat s Eye 32 Digital Image Stabilization DIS 33 Macro Shots 33 Fade In and Fade Out 34 Recording with the Wide Screen 16 9 35 Quick Return 36 Edit Search 36 Tips on Record...

Page 5: ... Search 44 Using the Time Code 45 Using the Tape Counter 46 Skip Playback 47 Manual Iris 55 Strobe Recording 55 Recording a Five second Still Image Snapshot 56 Still Recording 56 Lighting 57 0 Connect ons for p a k on a_ v _ io de s t u Connection to TV without Audio Video Jacks 59 Connection to TV via VCR 60 Watching Played back Tapes on a TV 60 Editing 61 ...

Page 6: ...Supplied Accessories cl3 E Audio video cable RCA type 1 5 m S video cable Lithium battery x 2 ...

Page 7: ... Car battery adaptor VR 410CA Car battery adaptor battery charger VR 41 OCH Soft case VR 33SC Note l Some of these accessories may not be available in selected areas Tuner pack VR HT3 1P Accessory shoe adaptor VR 30AD Telephoto conversion lens VR TC37 Sun hood VR 39BF Tripod adaptor for 180 recording VR 33FA Wide conversion lens VR WC37 ...

Page 8: ...eform the VIEWCAM or cause it to malfunction l Always respect prohibitions or restrictions on the use of electronic equipment on commercial flights or in other sensitive areas l Watch the temperature and humidity You can use your VIEWCAM at 0 C to 4O C and at 30 to 80 relative humidity Do not store the unit in an unventilated car in the summer in direct sunlight or near strong heat sources this ca...

Page 9: ... 10 seconds If the word DEW flashes on the LCD monitor remove the cassette leave the cassette compartment open and wait several hours to allow the VIEWCAM to acclimate to the surrounding temperature To use the VIEWCAM again turn on the power after waiting for several hours Be sure that the word DEW has disappeared from the monitor screen Do not insert a cassette while the word DEW is flashing this...

Page 10: ...re during charging Store the battery pack in a dry cool place Charge the battery pack at temperature of 10 C to 30 C For long battery lifetime l Charge the battery pack lithium ion type at least once every six months Do not leave the battery pack being charged for long periods of time Cautions l If the battery pack is misused there is danger of fire or explosion Pay close attention to the followin...

Page 11: ...re two kinds of DV digital VCR tapes the Mini DV cassette and the larger DV cassette used for extended playback and recording This VIEWCAM only operates with Mini DV cassettes DV cassettes cannot be used Be sure to use Mini DV cassettes with the M IXI mark Mini DV cassette DV cassette DV digital technology and conventional VCRs l 8 mm VHS or Beta cassettes cannot be used for playback or recording ...

Page 12: ...unning the tape as this may cause uneven tape winding and damage the tape l Do not place the cassette in direct sun light near strong heat sources or in areas with excessive steam Store the cassette in its case and stand it in an upright position l If the tape is not properly wound rewind the tape l Do not drop the cassette or subject it to excessive shocks To protect recordings against acciden ta...

Page 13: ...needs cleaning first remove the lens protector by turning it anticlock wise Then clean the lens with a cloth or compressed air and lens papers designed for photographic lenses The AC adaptor is compatible with 50 Hz and 60 Hz electrical systems in the range of 1IO V to 240 V AC This can be used with 12 V and 24 V negative ground cars only Do not use it with positive ground electrical systems In an...

Page 14: ...ckets door ninal cover When the cassette compartment door is opened I PI Iw mark p 181 I WWI I I 7 Cassette holder p 181 A V pack mounting panel P 581 Removing the Lens Protector Before mounting the optional wide or tele photo conversion lens remove the lens protector by turning it anticlockwise ...

Page 15: ...tch CAMERA VCR select switch p 191 d About the PLUG IN POWER MIC Jack This external microphone jack outputs a DC voltage of 4 0 V It is for use with the mrcrophone supplied with the sports case optional accessory for this VIEWCAM or with any 2 5 4 0 volt DC use condenser type microphone with a 3 5 mm diameter plug The use of other types of microphones may result in damage to the microphone or the ...

Page 16: ...LE OR DISPOSE OF IN FIRE Cautions l If the lithium battery is installed with polarity reversed the backup function will fail l Do not short circuit recharge disassemble or heat the battery l Should the battery leak wtpe the battery compartment clean and then insert a new battery Notes The lithtum battery is used to back up the calendar and other memory functions The battery will last about one yea...

Page 17: ...y with the A mark on the charger 1 then guide the battery into the groove Pressing the battery i slide it in the direction of the arrow 3 until it locks into place CHARGE indicators Charging starts Indicator starts flashing Now charging Charging completed The indicators will turn off approximately 90 to 120 minutes after charging is completed Charging time using AC adaptor battery charger and maxi...

Page 18: ...aged Should the power source battery or adaptor become disconnected during operation reconnect it again immediately l Do not expose the battery compartment door to strong force as it may come off l Be sure to close the battery compartment door firmly especially during operations If you do not the battery pack may come off or VIEWCAM operation may fail because of the poor contact pressure l Remove ...

Page 19: ...r 1 then plug the power cord into a power outlet Z The POWER indicator on the AC adaptor will light up ER indicator Removing the DC Cable from the VIEWCAM 1 Perform steps 1 and 2 above 2 Remove the cabie from the notch 1 press the release as shown 2 and remove the connecting plate from the compartment 3 Cautions Release l Turn the Power switch off before removing the DC cable l When removing the D...

Page 20: ...or DC OUT jack t or Notes l See the VR 4 1OCH or VR 4 1OCA operation manual for details l You can recharge the battery pack by using the VR 410CH in basically the same manner as the supplied AC adaptor battery charger see page 14 l The VR 410CA cannot be used to recharge battery packs Cautions l Use in only DC 12 V or 24 V negative ground system cars Positive ground car batteries CANNOT BE USED Ch...

Page 21: ...pply force to the cassette compartment except for pressing the PUSH mark to close it Do not tilt the VIEWCAM or hold it upside down when you are inserting or removing a cassette It may damage the tape Remove the cassette if you will not use the VIEWCAM for a long time If you do not press the cassette holder closed correctly in step 4 above the VIEWCAM s cassette protection mechanism might eject th...

Page 22: ...rom a to a With the screen displayed press m on the Operation button z to select MENU Each time you press or w on the 3 button the screen changes from MENU PAGE lJ to 4j If the area date and time have not been set MENU PAGE 41 appears when you press w on the E button to select MENU on the screen see page 23 PAEV PAGE PREV PAGE El E 1 Y VCR mode when the Power switch is set to VCR Each time you pre...

Page 23: ...rst Refer to page 23 to set them 4 Press left a or right m edge on the Operation button 0 to change from MENU PAGE iiJ to 141 u MENU 3 _ _ _ M id4 H _ p r Operation button PAGEla j g MENU PAGE 12 DGTL ZOOM OFF MENU PAGE a SNAP STILL PREV PAGE SUMR TIME FF SETTING PREV PAGE MENU PAGE J 5 Press top b w or bottom n edge on the Q button to select the menu item highlighted in light blue colour QISP F D...

Page 24: ...ect MENU The menu display will appear on the monitor Operation button WSP Ffl DATE DM E T dE TIME CODE OFF OUTPUT 4 After completing the setting press the MENU button The menu screen will disappear IE 21 To turn off the menu display press the MENU button or MODE DISPLAY button When the MENU button is pressed the menu screen will disappear and the screen will be displayed When the MODE DISPLAY butt...

Page 25: ...d and should be cleaned see page 6 There is no tape cassette in the VIEWCAM Load a cassette The red erasure protect tab in the video cassette has been slid to the record protect position pre venting recording The tape is about to end Get ready to load a new cassette The tape has reached its end Load a new cassette The fluorescent lamp behind the LCD monitor is close to the end of its service life ...

Page 26: ...chart on page 25 and the area table on page 26 for area num bers and representative cities for each time zone 4 Press n on the 0 button to select SETTING I then press w to select SET 2 PAGE s uuJJij J AREA SHNGKNG l SUMR TIME OFF s ON ISETTING 1 1 1996 o oo 2 qj 5 Press ww or n on the Q button to select 2 day and press W SETTING 2 jl1996 0 oo 6 Press HI or n on the 0 button to select 6 month and p...

Page 27: ...ot want to set the area time zone you can leave the setting blank In step 6 above press or m on the a button until the area setting is blank after 24 1 2 3 Hold down the Lock Lock button button and slide the oR Power switch to CAMERA 1 Press the MENU button until l 3J appears on the monitor MODE DISPLAY MENU Fj Press m on the Operation button 0 to select MENU 4 Press F on the Q button to select PA...

Page 28: ... be displayed on the monitor DISPLAY MENU Time Zone Chart Area Number q 25 Setting Summer Time Daylight Saving Time 1 Refer to page 20 to display function screen and select MENU PAGE IjJ Press w on the Operation button Q to select MENU PAGE 14 2 Press q on the 0 button to select SUMR TIME 3 Press w to select ON The time auto matically changes to summer time 4 Press the MENU button to turn off the ...

Page 29: ...laysia Philippines Singapore Taiwan 10 TOKYO Japan Korea 11 SYDNEY Australia Sydney 12 SOLOMON New Caledonia 13 WLLNGTN Fiji New Zealand 14 SAMOA Western Samoa 15 HAWAII Hawaii Is Tahiti HST Hawaii Standard Time 16 ANCHRGE U S A Alaska AST Alaska Standard Time 17 L A U S A Los Angeles San Francisco PST Pacific Standard Time 18 DENVER U S A Denver MST Mountain Standard Time I 19 1CHICAGO 1Mexico U ...

Page 30: ...e picture or backlight to your preference 6 When you are finished press the MENU button to turn off the adjustment display When theVIEWCAM is in VCR Mode Press the MENU button until appears on the monitor Then perform steps 3 through 6 shown above Notes l In bright daylight the monitor picture will be easier to see if you set the backlight BACK LIGHT to BRIGHT l The picture adjustments have been f...

Page 31: ...ipod socket For details see the user s manual for your tripod Screw latch Sirew Caution DO not connect your tripod to the VIEWCAM without using the tripod adaptor The tripod may not balance properly and fall over resulting in serious damage to the VIEWCAM 1 Hold one end of the strap and thread it through the loop below the speaker on the lens section Note l If the hand strap is attached to the loo...

Page 32: ...Camera Recording mode set the Power switch to OFF l Durrng Camera Recording mode the speaker is off and the PHONES earphones jack cannot be used l If the VIEWCAM IS kept in Recording Standby mode for more than approximately 5 mtnutes the power will automatrcally turn off to save battery power and to protect the tape from being damaged To continue recordrng after thrs set the Power swrtch to OFF an...

Page 33: ...creases battery power consumption Setting the Digital Zoom Note You can select between two different zoom ranges l l 2 x optical zoom or 12 30 x digital zoom The 12 30 x digital zoom allows you to record powerful close up pictures with the same operation as normal zooming The zoom range is factory preset to 1 12 x optical zoom In the 12 30 x zoom range the picture quality may suffer slightly 1 2 3...

Page 34: ...es24x and 2 5 x becomes 30 Y H 31 Auto Focus The auto focus feature is designed to focus on most types of subjects In Auto Focus mode the VIEWCAM automatically focuses on whatever is in the centre of the scene Always keep the subject in the centre of the screen The auto focus may not be able to focus on the subject in the situations shown in the chart In such situations set the VIEWCAM to Manual F...

Page 35: ... are recording in a dark or poorly illuminated location LIGHT warning of too little ambient illumination is displayed on the monitor Use the gain up feature to record a brighter picture 1 Press the MENU button until I appears on the monitor Camera mode Note l At locations where lighting is adequate the LIGHT indicator will not appear BLC instead of GAIN UP appears indicating the gain up function c...

Page 36: ...ng the VIEWCAM on a tripod q 33 Caution l The DIS function cannot compensate for excessive Image shake or for the subjects or situations described below Subject with low contrast Subject with a plain background Dark or dimly lit subject Subject with vertical or horizontal stripes Many moving subjects in a single frame The ii Indicator blinks during these condrtrons Macro Shots This VIEWCAM lets yo...

Page 37: ...n FADE changes to FADE IN and after the screen turns white recording begins and the picture and sound fade into the monitor screen F FADE 00 d D 1 Press the MENU button until a appears on the monitor Camera mode DISPLAY MENU AUTO 2 Press the REC START STOP button to start recording 3 Press w on the Operation button a to select FADE l FADE appears 011the monitor 4 Press the REC START STOP button at...

Page 38: ...page 34 in the Wide Screen mode only the unmasked portion of the screen will fade in or out You can only use the Wide Screen mode when the VIEWCAM is in Camera mode g _g Setting the Wide Screen Mode 1 Press the MENU button on the monitor Camera MODE until j mode appears 2 Press m on the Operation button 0 to select MENU DISP OFF DATE DATE TIME OFF OUTPUT SELF REC AUTO NO CORRECT Operation button 3...

Page 39: ... removed since the last recording or If no recording has been made since the cassette was loaded RETURN indicator will be faintly displayed and the quick return function will not operate Edit Search The edit search fea ture lets you search without switching from Camera Recording mode to Bm VCR mode for the point on the tape where you 3 4 is wish to start recording next 2 1 In Recording Standby mod...

Page 40: ...creen This is convenient when you want to record over a crowd Wh en kneeling Put one knee on the ground for the best stability Low Angle Press your elbows against your sides Self Recording Rotate the monitor 180 This is useful when you want to record your own portrait by your self or record yourself and your friends together Rest on both elbows to stabilize the Posttion the subject in the centre F...

Page 41: ... to set the VIEWCAM to Full Auto mode 1 While the VIEWCAM is in Camera mode press the MENU button until I appears Note l If the VIEWCAM is in Manual Focus mode FOCUS selected on screen press H on the 0 button to return to Auto Focus mode see page 52 2 Press ä HI on the Operation button 0 to select MANUAL 3 4 button Select CAMERA MODE and then press 4 on the a button to select AUTO Press the MENU b...

Page 42: ...he tape has after 3 sec reached its end TAPEEND Notes l The time remaining indicators only show approximate time left Also they vary slightly depending on the length of tape used This function s design is based on the DVMGOtape standard l If you press the MODE DISPLAY button to turn off the remaining recording time display this display will reappear after a short interval to indicate the new time ...

Page 43: ...EWCAM and press the control buttons for operation Approximate operating range of remote control Notes l Be careful not to allow direct sunlight or bright light gz from interior illumination to fall onto the VIEWCAM s photoreceptor as this may prevent the remote control from operating properly l Be sure that there are no obstacles between the remote control and the VIEWCAM s photoreceptor l When th...

Page 44: ...eter plug can 3e plugged directly r to the PHONES jack When you use tn s jack the s xaker automatl tally turns off Caution PHONES jack l Tc use the remote control make sure that the remote control menu item REMOTE is set to ON The remote control cannot be used to operate the IEWCAM when this IS set to OFF See page 40 Volume Control Whrle the VIEWCAM is in the VCR mode press the V3L A or v button t...

Page 45: ...VCR mode The fast forward or reverse play back picture is displayed on screen Operation button 2 Wh en you find the desired scene press HI on the 0 button to select PLAY to return to normal playback c3 PLAY i I Notes l The sound is off during search l Some picture noise appears durtng search This is not a malfunction Still This function makes it possible to freeze the picture During playback press...

Page 46: ...hting see page 62 order to reduce battery consumption you turn off the lamp when backlighting is not necessary e g when you are watching a playback on a connected TV s screen While the VIEWCAM is in Camera or VCR In can mode hold down the MODE DISPLAY button for more than 5 seconds The backlight will turn off and the LAMP OFF indicator will light up To turn it on again press the MODE DISPLAY butto...

Page 47: ...is function finds the beginning of the scene 4P immediately before or after the current tape posItIon P 1 1 stopping at every scene It IS not possible to skip a scene This functton cannot spot recordings that are shorter than 10 seconds in length In steps 3 and 5 If the tape is at a point ahead of the most recent recording only the REW Indicator will flash and the FF Indicator will not appear In s...

Page 48: ...o turn off the time code display press H on the 0 button again Displaying theTime Code with the Remote Control Press the Time Code DISPLAY ON OFF button on the remote control to display and turn off the time code Time Code DISPLAY ON OFF button Displaying the Time Code on Your TV During Playback 1 Display the menu screen VCR mode on the monitor using the MENU button and the Q button MODE 1 DISPLAY...

Page 49: ...4 5 6 During playback or recording display the time code on the monitor QC0 18 001 f 1 Time code Press w on the 0 button to select MEM ORY The time code display changes to the counter memory display Press w to select RESET at the beginning nii of a scene you want to return to later The X g counter is reset to M O OO OO 2 Stop the tape after playback If you have been recording stop the tape and set...

Page 50: ...ing of the section you wish to skip The SKIP PLAY display changes to MARK IN which then changes to the flashing MARK OUT display after about five seconds 4 5 6 Press the MARK IN OUT button at the end of the section you wish to skip The MARK OUT display changes to SKIP PLAY after about five seconds MARK OUT l SKIP PLAY Note l Repeat steps 3 and 4 to skip additional scenes Rewind the tape to the beg...

Page 51: ...nning of skipped scene Delete the skip mark to be changed then add new skip marks following steps 3 and 4 on page 47 Notes l The SKIP PLAY operation buttons work only after the MODE ON OFF button is pressed to engage the Skip Play mode l Leave about ten seconds between skip marks If the interval between skip marks is less than ten seconds the skip playback function may not operate correctly during...

Page 52: ...r recording in Self Recording mode be sure to rotate the monitor NOT the lens If you hold the VIEWCAM upside down with its lens at the bottom the subject will be recorded upside down Normal Self Recording 1 Rotate the VIEWCAM s monitor section 180 vertically The VIEWCAM will show a mirror image of the subject Playback image will not be reversed even though the monitor shows the mirror image during...

Page 53: ...preset for 20 sec onds l The remaining number of seconds IS dis played in the upper right hand corner of the monitor screen PRESS REC START FOR I LEAVING YOUR MESSAGE m 3 When the remaining recording time reaches 5 seconds EXTEND will flash l When you want to extend the recording time press w d on the Q button to select EXTEND within 5 seconds After pressing the button you may record continuously ...

Page 54: ...in playback by setting the Power switch to VCR even while the monitor is rotated 180 The functions displayed on the monitor during normal playback still operate even though not displayed For example b w on the Operation button o works as the Play button After recording in Self Recording mode you can enjoy instant playback without having to re rotate the monitor In this case the indicators will not...

Page 55: ...R or FAR i 4 cl i To Return to Auto Focus Mode Press n on the Q button to select FOCUS in step 1 Notes l When recording in the Manual Focus mode you may not be able to focus correctly if the subject is within approximately 1 5 m of the VIEWCAM In such a case shift the zoom control toward wide angle and then try focusing again l If you focus on a subject in wide angle and then set the zoom to maxim...

Page 56: ... Speeds The faster the shutter speed the darker the pic ture becomes Select the most appropriate shutter speed for the ambient light Sitmtian l Recording sports action in bright daylight l Recording in bright day light at a ski resort l l 0000 sec I l l000 sec l Recording outdoor sports on a somewhat cloudy day l Recording an outside scene through a car win dow when you want to minimize blurs caus...

Page 57: ...e is completed 1 CAMERAMODE I SHUT SPEED To Return to the Auto Mode Perform steps 1 to 3 and press 4 on the Q but ton to select AUTO To reset the VIEWCAM to Full Auto mode press HI to select CAMERA MODE and then press 4 to select AUTO in step 2 Notes l When recording with the white balance locked if the light source changes or if you move from indoor to outdoor or vice versa the white balance may ...

Page 58: ... to 6 most light I p 94 l s j44 H r sf CAMERA MODE I To Return to the Auto Mode In step 4 press t or H on the 0 button to select 0 To reset the VIEWCAM to Full Auto mode press b w to select CAMERA MODE and then press a to select AUTO in step 2 Strobe Recording You can record strobe images still pictures that capture continuous motion at l 4 sec intervals of subjects with normal sound You will find...

Page 59: ...rmal picture quality Still Recording You can record still images of subjects with normal sound You will find it useful when you want to record a shot of a tourist information board during sightseeing 1 Refer to page 20 to display MENU PAGE Ia Camera mode Press n on the Operation button a to select PHOTO SNAP I and then press m to select STILL 2 Press the MENU button to turn off the menu _ __ ___ f...

Page 60: ...s the situation becomes more complicated Artificial lighting is re quired and halogen lamps provide the most natural artificial light while maintaining a constant colour temperature over a long operating life Good lighting is difficult to achieve There are many problems waiting to catch the unwary Simply mounting one light or several lights on either side of the VIEWCAM will only make your subject...

Page 61: ...the A V Pack Slide the EJECT release on the A V pack in the direction of the arrow and then pull the A V pack straight out EJECT release Caution l Do not use the A V pack as a handle it will cause malfunctions Connections for Playback on aTV with Audio Video Jacks Although you can enjoy playback on the VIEWCAM s LCD monitor you can also watch played back tapes on your TV screen l Connect the VIEWC...

Page 62: ... Kong South Africa and U K G refers to system PAL G for use in other PAL areas Australia and New Zealand To view the output from your VIEW 1 1 CAM on the TV you must select an unused channel on your TV and tune it to the output of the RF con verter factory preset to channel 0 VR X30RF 3 Unplug the antenna cable from the TV and plug it Into the ANTENNA IN terminal on the RF converter 4 Plug the 75 ...

Page 63: ... audio connectlon on the VCR and VIEWCAhl w To VIDEO jack Red To AUDIO R jack White To AUDIO L jack About the S video socket S video sockets are used to pass the chroma colour and luminance brightness components of video signals separately They serve to improve the picture quality in both recording and playback Watching Played back Tapes on aTV 1 Turn on your TV and set it to its AV or VIDEO chann...

Page 64: ...ape counter readings at the beginning and end of that sequence see pages 45 and 46 Then rewind the tape to the beginning of the portion that you wish to keep Load a blank tape cassette Into the recording VCR Set the Power switch to VCR Press H on the Operation button a to select PLAY and press the VCR s REC Record button at the same ttme Press the VCR s Pause Still button to pause recording when t...

Page 65: ...u L _ Lamp compartment cover 4 5 6 Carefully hold the end white knob of the lamp unit with tweezers and pull it out Fluorescent lamp unit Insert the replacement lamp unit into the compartment See note below Fluorescent lamp unit Replace the fluorescent lamp compartment cover Lamp compartment cover Notes l In step 5 above be sure to insert the replacement fluorescent lamp straight in in the directi...

Page 66: ...Zoom out on subject p 30 l Subject has little contrast in l Focus manually p 52 brightness or is full of horizontal or 1_ vertical stripes 10 8 Bright subject produces l Occurs when shooting subject with 8 wide vertical lines strong contrast to the background Does not indicate a malfunction No audio from speaker when recording l Speaker does not work during Camera mode Volume control in Camera mod...

Page 67: ...y p 58 l A V pack is not properly connected l Connect A V pack properly p 58 Lens makes rattling sound l Does not indicate a malfunction when VIEWCAM is moved in _ VCR mode or with power off Remote control does not function l REMOTE menu item ISset to OFF l Set REMOTE menu Itemto ON p 40 l Remote control lithium battery has l Replace remote control lithium run down battery with a new one p 13 l Re...

Page 68: ...ce lock 6 lux with gain up and digital zoom off 1 O Vp p 75 ohm unbalanced 8 dBs impedance less than 2 2 kohms 300 mW 3 5 mm diameter mini plug 66 dBs output impedance 6 8 kohms DC 4 V for plug in power microphone use DC 3 6 V 8 5 W during camera recording in full auto mode with zoom motor off backlight in normal mode 0 C to 40 C 30 to 80 20 C to 60 C 181 mm W x 99 mm H x 88 mm D 690 g without bat...

Page 69: ...th the menu system use this chart to guide yourself through functions and setups Function Paw Functions BLC GAIN UP DIS FADE EXTEND i STROBE SEARCH bb RETURN SEARCH 44 MANUAL FOCUS CAMERA MODE PREV PAGE AUTO MANUAL SHUT SPEED WHITE BALANCE IRIS PREV PAGE ...

Page 70: ...tions MENU PAGE m DISP TIME CODE SELF REC PREV PAGE PAGE i21 16 9 REMOTE DGTL ZOOM PREV PAGE PAGE i3J EXTEND ZOOM PHOTO SNAP PREV PAGE PAGEa AREA SUMR TIME SETTING PREV PAGE TIME CODE PREV PAGE RESET TIME CODE MEMORY PICTURE BACKLIGHT BRIGHT COLOUR PREV PAGE ...

Page 71: ...Function paw Functions PLAY STILL FF STOP REW SEARCH PICTURE BACKLIGHT BRIGHT COLOUR PREV PAGE MENU DISP TIME CODE REMOTE PREV PAGE TIME CODE PREV PAGE RESET TIME CODE MEMORY ...