Recording - Advanced Operations; Time-Lapse Video Recording ("Interval Recording" Function) - Sony CINEALTA PDW-F330K Operating Instructions Manual

1
Display the ESSENCE MARK page of the
MAINTENANCE menu, and press the MENU knob.
For details on menu operations, see "Basic Menu
Operations" on page 131.
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SHOT MARK 2
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3
Turn the MENU knob to select the desired time.
You can select the time in units of 1 second over the
range 0SEC to 10SEC.
4
Press the MENU knob.
The selection is confirmed.
Note
You can also change the thumbnail image at playback
time. For details, see "To switch the information displayed
in the thumbnail screen" on page 83.
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: ON
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Recording – Advanced
Operations
Time-lapse Video Recording
("Interval Recording" Function)
The interval recording (Interval Rec) function is effective
for shooting objects that move very slowly. As shown in
the following figure, you need to set the recording time for
one recording session (NUMBER OF FRAME) and the
total time consisting of one recording session and the
following interval (INTERVAL TIME).
Shooting interval (INTERVAL TIME)
Recording
time for one
recording
session
(NUMBER
OF FRAME)
A pre-lighting function is available. This function
automatically turns on the light before recording starts,
which allows you to record pictures under stable light and
color temperature conditions.
Note
When the recording mode of this unit is set to DVCAM
format, the Interval Rec function is not available.
Making settings before shooting
To record in Interval Rec mode, you need to set the related
items beforehand as follows.
(How to select an item in the menu screen: Turn the
MENU knob to move the b mark to the desired item.)
1
Set INTERVAL REC to ON on the SPECIAL
EFFECTS page of the OPERATION menu.
For details on menu operations, see "Basic Menu
Operations" on page 131.
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