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When
modifying
tile digital
images
on your
personal
computer,
set PROG.
SCAN
to ON
before
shooting.
You carl record
tile images
on a mini
DV tape
fl'ame
by frame
with
higher
resolution.
Since
tile image
taken
in progressive
mode
does
not
go out of focus
even
ill a pause,
it is
especially
usefld
when
you analyze
high-speed
actions
such
as sport
scenes.
(1) Press MENU
to display
the menu
in Standby
mode.
(2) Turn
the control
dial to select
_,
then press
the dial.
(3) Turn
the control
dial to select PROG.
SCAN,
then press
the dial.
(4) Turn
the control
dial to select ON, then press
the dial.
(5) Press MENU
to erase
the menu
display.
The PROG.
SCAN indicator
lights
up.
MENU
3>
0
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g
o
To return
to normal
mode
Select OFF in step 4, then
press the control
dial.
Note
on the
progressive
mode
Tile
normal
TV broadcast
divides
tile screen
into
two
finer
fields
and
displays
them
in turns
every
1/60
of a second.
Thus,
tile actual
image
displayed
in an instant
covers
only
half
of tile
apparent
image
area.
Displaying
tile whole
image
simultaneously
on a flfll screen
is called
displaying
with
all tile pixels.
In this
mode
tile
pictm'e
is clearer
than
one
in normal
mode,
but moving
objects
appear
jerky
since
tile picture
is read/output
every
about
1/15
second.
The setting
at the factory
This camcorder
is originally
programed
to record still/moving
pictm'es on a mini DV tape in
tile normal
TV [brmat (Interlace
format).
When
shooting
under
fluorescent
light
When
shooting
in tile
progressive
mode
under
fluorescent
light
or light
bulb,
a rare
phenomenon
may
happen
in which
tile screen
lights
up brightly
(Flicker
phenomenon}.
This
is not
a malfunction.
If you
want
to stop
this
phenomenon,
set PROG.
SCAN
to OFF in tile
hie
rio
systenl,
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