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Troubleshooting
Trouble
Recording cannot be
performed.
Recording stops by
itself.
The recorded subject is
too dark.
The recorded subject is
too bright.
Digital zoom does not
work.
The focus is not
adjusted automatically.
The color looks strange.
(Too bluish, too reddish,
etc)
White balance setting
cannot be activated.
The continuous
shooting speed is slow.
Band of bright light
appears on the LCD
monitor.
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(Continued)
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SD card is full. Delete unnecessary files or replace the SD card.
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Insert a commercially available SD card, and set each of the
[VIDEO SLOT SELECTION] and [IMAGE SLOT SELECTION] to
[SLOT A] or [SLOT B].
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Recording stops automatically after 12 hours of non-stop recording.
To ensure continuous recording, set [AUTO SWITCH REC MEDIA]
to [ON] before you start recording.
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Use backlight compensation.
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Set [GAIN UP] to [AGC] or [AUTO].
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Use [NIGHT] from scene select.
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Set the brightness to the [+] side.
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Set the backlight compensation to off if it is being used.
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Set the brightness to the [–] side.
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Change [ZOOM] to [70X/DIGITAL] or [800X/DIGITAL].
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Digital zoom is not available in the still image recording mode.
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Wipe the lens with lens cleaning cloth.
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If you are recording in a dark place or a subject that has no
contrast between dark and light, adjust the focus manually.
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Set [WB] in [MANUAL SETTING] appropriately to the light source.
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Select [MWB] in [WB] while holding a sheet of plain white paper in
front of the camcorder so that the white paper fills the screen. Keep
touching OK until the B indicator appears.
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This cannot be used if [SEPIA] or [MONOTONE] are selected as
effects.
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Do not use [TWILIGHT] from scene select.
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The continuous shooting speed will drop after continuous shots.
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Continuous shooting speed may drop depending on the recording
media or under certain recording conditions.
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This occurs when there is a bright light source near the camcorder.
This is not a malfunction. Change the direction of the camcorder to
prevent the light source comes into view.
Action
(Z p. 56)
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