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Level Gauge
≥ Register "Level Gauge" to a USER button.
This function displays the horizontal/vertical tilt of the unit with the electronic level.
∫ To correct the tilt
(Horizontal direction)
When correcting the leftward tilt
≥ The horizontal tilt display A and vertical tilt display B appear yellow when there is a tilt, and
appear green when there is almost no tilt.
≥ The maximum tilt display angles are approximately 45 o in horizontal direction and 10 o in vertical direction.
≥ The electronic level does not affect the actual recorded images.
≥ This function is not available in the following cases:
j During Freeze Frame
j When color bars are displayed.
≥ If [SELF SHOOT]
record yourself.
≥ Even when the tilt is in the corrected state, an error of approximately 1 o may occur.
≥ In the following cases, the electronic level may not be displayed correctly:
j When moving this unit
j When pointing this unit up or down at an angle closer to perpendicular
Level Shot Function
≥ Register "Level Shot Function" to a USER button.
This function detects the horizontal tilt of the unit, and automatically corrects it to the level position.
≥
is displayed on the screen.
≥ The icon changes when the tilt exceeds the correction range.
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≥ When the tilt exceeds the correction range, move the unit to the position where
≥ This function is not available in the following cases:
j During Super Slow Recording
≥ The setting of this function cannot be changed during Freeze Frame.
≥ [LEVEL GAUGE] turns off if you set [LEVEL SHOT] to [ON]. Conversely, [LEVEL SHOT] turns off
if you set [LEVEL GAUGE] to [ON].
≥ The range that this icon can be displayed correctly the slope is about 45 o to the horizontal
direction.
≥ The image may move while zooming depending on the tilt of this unit.
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68)
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77)
(l
132) is set to [MIRROR], the electronic level will not be displayed when you
When the tilt is corrected
When the tilt is above the correction range
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73)
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(Vertical direction)
When correcting the downward tilt
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is displayed.
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