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    Quick Reference
    Identifying the parts and controls
    To prepare the Remote CommanderInsert two size AA (R6) batteries by matching the + and –  polariti\
    es on the batteries to
    the + – marks inside the battery compartment.
    Notes on the Remote Commander
    •Point the remote sensor away from strong light sources such as direct su\
    nlight or
    overhead lighting. Otherwise, the Remote Commander may not function prop\
    erly.
    • Your camcorder works in the commander mode VTR 2. Commander modes 1, 2 a\
    nd 3
    are used to distinguish your camcorder from other Sony VCRs to avoid rem\
    ote control
    misoperation. If you use another Sony VCR in the commander mode VTR 2, w\
    e
    recommend changing the commander mode or covering the sensor of the VCR \
    with
    black paper.
    Display window
    1 Remaining battery time  (p. 12)/
    Memory counter  (p. 130)/
    Time code*  (p. 24)/
    Self-diagnosis  (p. 152)
    2 FULL charge  (p. 12)
    3 Remaining battery  (p. 12)
    *The time code is displayed even if you switch the
    time code to user bits.
    13
    2 
    						
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    Identifying the parts and controls
    Operation indicators
    1Cassette memory  (p. 142)
    2
    Remaining battery time  (p. 24)
    3Zoom  (p. 23)/ Data file name  (p. 113)
    4 Digital effect  (p. 40)/FADER  (p. 38)/
    MEMORY MIX  (p. 121)
    5 16:9WIDE  (p. 37)/PROG. SCAN  (p. 35)
    6 Warnings  (p. 153)
    7 Custom preset  (p. 57)
    8 Data code  (p. 30)/AE SHIFT  (p. 50)/
    GAIN  (p. 45)/ IRIS (p. 44)/ SteadyShot
    OFF  (p. 30)/ White balance  (p. 51)/
    Shutter speed  (p. 46)
    9 LCD bright  (p. 21)/Volume  (p. 28)
    0 Date  (p. 30)
    qa Backlight  (p. 25)/Spot light  (p. 26)
    qs SteadyShot OFF  (p. 107)
    qd Manual focus/Infinity  (p. 59)
    qf Standby/Recording  (p. 18)/
    V ideo control mode  (p. 31) qg
    Time code  (p. 24)/
    Self-diagnosis  (p. 152)/
    Photo mode  (p. 34)/
    Image number  (p. 130)/
    User bits  (p. 93)
    qh Remaining tape  (p. 24)/
    Memory playback  (p. 130)
    qj END SEARCH  (p. 27)/
    FRAME REC  (p. 62)/
    Interval recording  (p. 60)
    qk DV IN  (p. 85)/ AVtDV OUT
    ql DVCAM format /DV format SP mode
    (p. 24)
    w; Audio mode  (p. 110)
    wa Data file name
    This appears when the MEMORY MIX
    functions work.
    ws
    Audio input level /Time  (p. 24)
    wdND filter  (p. 47)
    wf Continuous mode  (p. 119)
    wg Video flash ready
    This appears when you use the video
    flash light (optional).
    STBY
    ND 1 00:00:12:34
    120min      END
    SEARCH
    DV   IN
    DVCAM 48K
    100–0019
    12:05:56AM
          120min
    W                      T
    ST I LL
    1 6:9WIDE
          AUTO
          60   ATW
    F11       0 d B
    JUL    4  2003
    qk
    qj
    qh
    qg
    qf
    wd
    wf
    wg
    wa
    ws
    ql
    6
    5
    4
    7
    3
    2
    1
    qa
    qs
    qd
    9
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    8w; 
    						
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    Quick Reference
    Quick Function Guide
    Functions to adjust exposure (in the recording mode)•Shooting backlit subjects
    • In spotlight, such as at the theater or a formal event
    Functions to give images more impact (in the recording mode)•Smooth transition between scenes
    • Taking a still picture
    • Digital processing of images
    • Superimposing a title
    Functions to give a natural appearance to your recordings
    (in the recording mode)
    •Preventing deterioration of picture quality in digital
    zoom
    • Focusing manually
    Functions to be used in editing (in the recording mode)•Watching the picture on a wide-screen TV
    • Viewing images using a personal computer
    Functions to be used after recording (in the playback mode)•Digital processing of recorded images
    •Displaying the date/time or various settings when
    you recorded
    • Searching for scenes having a title
    • Searching for scenes recorded in the photo mode
    • Scanning scenes recorded in the photo mode
    You can insert the selected logo or mark on the moving picture being sho\
    t.
    For details, refer to the operating instructions (for the auto logo ins\
    ert function)
    supplied with this camcorder. BACK LIGHT (p. 25)
    Spotlight mode (p. 26)
    FADER (p. 38)
    PHOTO (p. 34, 118)
    DIGITAL EFFECT (p. 40)
    TITLE (p. 95)
    D ZOOM [MENU] (p. 105)
    Manual focus (p. 59)
    Wide mode (p. 37)
    “Memory Stick” (p. 113)
    DIGITAL EFFECT (p. 72)
    Data code (p. 30)
    Title search (p. 67)
    Photo search (p. 70)
    Photo scan (p. 71) 
    						
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    Index
    A, B
    A/V connecting cable.................................. 33, 73, 82
    Accessory shoe .................... 167
    AC Adaptor ........................... 12
    Adjusting shutter speed ...... 46
    Adjusting viewfinder ........... 22
    AE SHIFT ............................... 50
    Audio dubbing ...................... 86
    AUDIO LEVEL ..................... 54
    AUDIO MIX ........................ 108
    AUDIO MODE .................... 110
    AUTO SHTR ........................ 107
    BACK LIGHT ........................ 25
    Battery pack ........................... 11
    BEEP ..................................... 112
    C, D
    Camera chromakey ............ 121
    Cassette memory ............ 7, 142
    Charging battery ................... 12
    Charging the built-in
    rechargeable battery ........ 158
    Clock set ................................. 16
    COLOR BAR ....................... 112
    Connection (dubbing a tape) ............. 73
    (viewing on TV) ............. 33
    Continuous .......................... 119
    Custom preset ....................... 57
    Cut recording ........................ 62
    Data code ............................... 30
    Date search ............................ 68
    Date/time indicator ............. 30
    DIGITAL EFFECT ................. 40
    Digital program editing ....... 75
    DISPLAY ................................ 29
    DOT ........................................ 38
    Dubbing a tape ...................... 73
    E
    EDITSEARCH ....................... 27
    END SEARCH ................. 27, 31
    Exposure .......................... 44, 45
    External microphone (optional) ............................. 55
    F,   G, H
    Fade in/out ............................ 38
    FADER .................................... 38
    FLASH MOTION .................. 40
    FOCUS .................................... 59
    Format .................................. 109
    Full charge ............................. 12
    GAIN ...................................... 45 Grip strap ............................. 166
    Guide frame ........................... 36
    Headphones jack ................ 167
    Heads .................................... 157
    I, J, K, L
    i.LINK ................................... 144
    Image protection ................. 135
    Image quality mode ........... 116
    INDEX MARK ....................... 64
    INDEX (Multiple) display
    ............................................ 130
    Index search ........................... 65
    “InfoLITHIUM” battery ...... 12
    Interval recording ................. 60
    IRIS ......................................... 44
    JPEG ...................................... 113
    Labeling a cassette .............. 101
    LANC ................................... 167
    LCD screen ............................ 20
    LUMINANCEKEY ............... 40
    M, N
    Manual adjustment .............. 43
    Manual focus ......................... 59
    Memory chromakey ........... 121
    Memory luminancekey ...... 121
    Memory mix ........................ 121
    Memory overlap ................. 121
    Memory Photo recording .. 118
    “Memory Stick” .................. 113
    Menu settings ...................... 105
    Mirror mode .......................... 20
    Moisture condensation ...... 156
    MONOTONE ........................ 38
    ND filter ................................. 47
    Normal charge ...................... 12
    NTSC system ....................... 155
    O, P
    OLD MOVIE .......................... 40
    Operation indicators .......... 172
    OVERLAP .............................. 38
    Photo scan .............................. 71
    Photo search .......................... 70
    Picture search ........................ 31
    Playback pause ...................... 31
    Power sources (battery pack) .................. 11
    (car battery) .................... 15
    (house current) ............... 15
    Power zoom ........................... 23
    Print mark ............................ 139
    Progressive recording .......... 35
    R
    Rec Review ............................ 27
    Recording level ..................... 53
    Recording time ...................... 13
    Remaining battery time
    indicator .............................. 24
    Remaining tape indicator .... 24
    Remote Commander .......... 170
    Remote control jack (LANC) ............................................ 167
    Remote sensor ..................... 165
    RESET ................................... 151
    S
    S VIDEO jack ............. 33, 73, 82
    SEL/PUSH EXEC dial ....... 105
    Self-diagnosis display ........ 152
    Skip scan ................................ 31
    Slide show ............................ 134
    Slow playback ....................... 31
    Spotlight mode ...................... 26
    STEADYSHOT .................... 107
    STILL ...................................... 40
    T,   U, V
    Tape Photo recording ........... 34
    T elephoto ............................... 23
    T ime code ............................... 24
    T itle ......................................... 95
    T itle search ............................. 67
    TRAIL ..................................... 40
    T ransition ............................... 19
    TV color system .................. 155
    User bits ................................. 93
    W,   X, Y, Z
    Warning indicators ............. 153
    White balance ........................ 51
    W ide mode ............................. 37
    W ide-angle ............................. 23
    WIPE ....................................... 38
    WORLD TIME ...................... 111
    W rite-protect tab ........... 17, 113
    Zebra pattern ......................... 48
    Zoom ...................................... 23 
    						
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