Table Of Contents - Sony Betamovie BMC-110 Operating Instruction

Table of Contents

Warning2
Location And Function Of Parts And Controls3
Recording5
Preparations5
Install A Charged Battery Pack5
Install A Cassette5
Operation6
Focus7
Start Recording7
Monitoring The Sound Being Recorded7
To Stop Recording Momentarily7
To Start Recording Again8
Remove The Recorded Cassette8
Take Out The Battery Pack8
Playback Of The Tape8
Three Points To Consider When Shooting9
Lighting And Light Direction9
White Balance9
White Balance Adjustment9
Cautions On White Balance Adjustment10
Losing White Balance Adjustment10
When Adjusting White Balance10
Changing Light Sources10
Eyesight Adjustment11
Using A Subject11
Using The Viewfinder Frame11
Some Helpful Hints12
Focusing12
Necessities For Recording13
Power Source13
Battery Pack13
When To Replace A Battery Pack13
Ac Power Adaptor14
Video Cassette Tapes14
Car Battery Cord14
The Cassette Safety Tab On The Bottom14
Notes On Moisture Condensation15
Moisture On The Lens15
Slight Moisture Condensation15
When To Use15
How To Record With Smooth Transmitions Between Scenes16
How To Rewind The Tape Back16
The Length To Rewind16
Important Reminders17
Avoid High Temperatures17
Video Head Cleaning18
Useful Convenience Functions19
Sound Recording19
The Scene During Recording19
When To Use An External Microphone19
Close-Ups20
How To Remove The Lens Hood20
Accessories21
4 Types Of Power Sources21
Remote Control Operation21
Cassette Rewinding/Erasing22
Stable Shooting22
Cleaning22
Precautions23
On Safety23
On Operation23
When Carrying23
On Installation24
On Cleaning24
Specifications25
Trouble Checks26
Hints For Better Recording27
Contents27
Basic Camera Work28
Getting Stable Pictures28
Basic Shooting Positions28
Use A Tripod Or Monopod If Possible28
Three Frequently Used Shots29
Panning29
Tilting30
Zooming30
Sizing The Scene31
Scene Length31
Framing People31
Cutting According To The Narration31
For More Effective Production32
Lighting32
Lighting The Subject32
Handle Lights With Care32
Making Sound Enhance The Scene33
Scrips And Effects34
Shooting With A Plan34
Writing The Script34
Making Titles34
Adding A Professional Touch35
Dubbing35
Easy Editing35
Superimposing35
Understanding Light36
Brightness Levels36
When To Use An Nd Filter36
Color Temperature36