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Advanced Operations

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Title Procedure Remarks, etc.

Using the Movie Camera as a

Digital Still Camera

(Mega-Pixel Still

Picture Recording~Card Photoshot)

The Movie Camera can be used as a Digital Still Camera

to record clear still pictures on the MultiMediaCard. The

size of the pictures that can be recorded using this Movie

Camera is 1.08 million pixels, and recording pictures of

this size is called Mega-Pixel (over 1 million pixels) Still-

Picture Recording. Compared with normally recorded

pictures, pictures produced by Mega-Pixel Still-Picture

Recording are printed out more clearly. When pictures are

to be printed out, print them from the MultiMediaCard.

Otherwise, clear Mega-Pixel Pictures cannot be obtained.

≥Sound is not recorded.

≥The Shutter Effect (p. 35) cannot be used.

≥The power is automatically turned off after about

6 minutes when a cassette has been inserted.

≥Mega-Pixel Still-Picture Recording on the cassette is

not possible.

Press the [PHOTO

SHOT] Button at the

scene that you want to

record.

After putting the Movie

Camera in the Camera

Mode... (p. 26)

Slide the [TAPE/CARD]

Selector to [CARD].

Set [PICTURE SIZE] on

the [CARD SETUP] Sub-

Menu to [1200t900].

∫∫

∫ Quality of Card Photoshot Pictures

You can choose among 3 picture quality modes for the

Card Photoshot Function.

Maximum recordable number of pictures on the

supplied 8 MB MultiMediaCard

When the picture size is 1200k900 pixels

FINE: Approx. 12 pictures

NORMAL: Approx. 20 pictures

ECONOMY: Approx. 32 pictures

When the picture size is 640k480 pixels

FINE: Approx. 55 pictures

NORMAL: Approx. 110 pictures

ECONOMY: Approx. 220 pictures

Display the [CARD

SETUP] Sub-Menu on

the [VCR FUNCTIONS]

Main-Menu or [CAMERA

FUNCTIONS] Main-

Menu. (p. 16)

Turn the [PUSH] Dial to

select [PICTURE

QUALITY] and press the

[PUSH] Dial to set the

desired setting, and

then press the [MENU]

Button to exit the Menu.

Select the desired

picture quality using

[PICTURE QUALITY] on

the [CARD SETUP]

Sub-Menu, and exit

from the Menu.

TAPE CARD

PHOTO

SHOT

F 7

1200

Concerning Card Photoshots

≥Recording onto a cassette is not possible when

the [TAPE/CARD] Selector is at the [CARD]

setting.

Concerning Mega-Pixel Still-Picture

Recording

≥The Progressive Photoshot Function is set to

[ON]. (p. 34)

≥When recording in the Auto Mode, the shutter

speed is automatically adjusted to a setting

within the range of 1/25 to 1/500.

≥If the screen colours change or the screen

flickers, adjust the shutter speed manually to

1/25, 1/50 or 1/100. (p. 64)

≥The picture quality deteriorates slightly when

pictures are viewed on a TV screen or LCD

Monitor.

≥The width of the screen extends slightly.

≥The four corners of the screen may become

dark (vignetting) if filters or other optional items

are attached.

VCR FUNCTIONS

PRESS MENU TO EXIT

DIGITAL EFFECT

PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS

MULTI-PICTURES

RECORDING SETUP

AV IN/OUT SETUP

DISPLAY SETUP

OTHER FUNCTIONS

CARD SETUP

PRESS MENU TO EXIT

FINE NORMAL ECONOMY

RETURN ---- YES

---- YES

CREATE TITLE

CARD SETUP

PRESS MENU TO EXIT

PICTURE SIZE

1200 900

640 480

RETURN ---- YES

---- YES

YES

FINE NORMAL ECONOMY

CREATE TITLE

CAMERA FUNCTIONS

PRESS MENU TO EXIT

CAMERA SETUP

DIGITAL EFFECT

CARD SETUP

MULTI-PICTURES

RECORDING SETUP

DISPLAY SETUP

OTHER FUNCTIONS

DEMO MODE

CARD SETUP

PICTURE QUALITY

≥Electromagnetic waves, static electricity, malfunction

of the Movie Camera or of the MultiMediaCard itself

could erase the data recorded on it. To prevent the

loss of picture data, it is recommended that you make

a backup copy on a cassette (p. 86) or on the

computer. (p. 102)

≥Before pressing the [PHOTO SHOT] Button, it is

recommended that you press the [STILL] Button to

check the picture.

≥To record pictures in high quality, set [PICTURE

QUALITY] on the [CARD SETUP] Sub-Menu to

[FINE]; to record as many pictures as possible, set it

to [ECONOMY].

≥When you select [ECONOMY] for recording, the

playback picture may contain mosaic-like noise

patterns depending on the picture content.

≥When recording in more than one mode (FINE,

NORMAL, ECONOMY) on the same MultiMediaCard,

the maximum recordable number differs from the

numbers indicated on the left page.

≥The maximum recordable numbers are

approximations. When recording intricate pictures

with fine details, the number of recordable still

pictures on the MultiMediaCard decreases due to

their large data volume.

≥To record even more still pictures, it is recommended

that you use a Card with a larger memory capacity.

TAPE CARD

PHOTO

SHOT

PUSH

W.B/SHUTTER/IRIS/VOL/JOG

STILL

CARD SETUP

PRESS MENU TO EXIT

RETURN ---- YES

---- YES

YES

FINE NORMAL ECONOMY

CREATE TITLE

CAMERA FUNCTIONS

PRESS MENU TO EXIT

CAMERA SETUP

DIGITAL EFFECT

CARD SETUP

MULTI-PICTURES

RECORDING SETUP

DISPLAY SETUP

OTHER FUNCTIONS

DEMO MODE

PICTURE QUALITY

1200 900

640 480

PICTURE SIZE

≥The following functions or operations can no

longer be used.

Digital Zoom (p. 32)

Super Image Stabilizer (p. 36)

Cinema (p. 36)

Digital Effect (p. 52)

Title In/Creation (p. 90, 92)

≥The pictures on the Card can be recorded onto

a cassette, however their quality will deteriorate

since they cannot be recorded using the

Mega-Pixel Function.

Others

≥To view pictures recorded using the Card

Photoshot Function on a TV screen or LCD

Monitor rather than printing them out, it is

recommended that [640k480] be selected as

the setting in step

. (In this case, Mega-Pixel

Still-Picture Recording will not be performed.)

≥It is recommended that you press the [STILL]

Button first and then press the [PHOTO SHOT]

Button

where the recording is to be performed to

put the Movie Camera in the Still Picture Mode.

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