Adjusting - Sony Handycam HDR-FX1000 Operating Manual

Using theexpanded focus
(Expanded f ocus)
Assign [EXP.FOCUS] to the PHOTO/
EXPANDED FOCUS button []
beforehand ([PHOTO/EXP.FOCUS],
p. 82).
During standby, press the PHOTO/
EXPANDED FOCUS button [].
[EXPANDED FOCUS] appears and the
center of the screen is magnified by about
2.0 times. It will be easier to confirm the
focus setting during manual focusing. The
screen returns to the original size when you
push the button again.
0 Notes
• The image returns to the nrigimd size when you
press tile REC START/STOP button or the
PHOTO/EXPANDED FOCUS button [_.
"_" Tips
• You can select a type nf an expanded image
displayed during the expanded focus
(IEXP.FOCUS TYPE[ p. 75).
• You can assign IEXP.FOCUS] to any one of the
ASSIGN buttons (p. 44).
Focusing o n a distant s ubject
(Focus infinity)
Slide the focus switch to INFINITY and
hold it there.
appears.
To return to manual focus mode, release the
FOCUS switch.
Use this function to record a distant subject
when the focus is automatically set on a
close subject.
0 Notes
• This function is only available dining the
mamlal lklcus.
You can at!just the image brightness by
actjusting the iris, the gain or the shutter
speed or by reducing the light volume with
the ND filter [_. Also, when
[EXPOSURE] is assigned to the iris ring,
you can at!just the iris, gain and shutter
speed with the iris ring [_. You can assi_m
[IRIS] or [EXPOSURE] to the iris ring [_
from [IRIS/EXPOSURE] of the
(CAMERA SET) menu (p. 66).
The default setting is [IRIS] .
0 Notes
• You cannot use tile back light lhnctinn and the
spotlight function if ut least two of iris, gain and
shutter speed are adjusted manually.
• [AE SHIFT] is not effective while you adjust
the iris, gain and shutter speed all manually.
IAdjustingtheiris
]
You can manually adjust the iris to control
the volume of the light entering the lens. By
adjusting the iris, you can change or close
the aperture of the lens, which is expressed
as an F value between F1.6 and FI 1. The
volume of the light increases the more that
you open the aperture (decreasing F value).
The volume of the light decreases the more
that you close the aperture (increasing F
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