Sony DCR-DVD505 Nero Express 6 Operating Manual page 75

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WIPE (fade in only)
Using the viewfinder
You can adjust [EXPOSURE] and [FADER]
while using the viewfinder by having the
LCD screen rotated 180 degrees and closed
with the screen facing out.
1 Make sure the
(Movie) lamp lights up.
2 Close the LCD screen with the screen facing
out.
appears.
3 Touch
.
[Set LCD off?] appears on the screen.
4 Touch [YES].
The LCD screen is turned off.
5 Touch the LCD screen while checking the
display in the viewfinder.
[EXPOSURE], etc. are displayed.
6 Touch the button you want to set.
[EXPOSURE] : Adjust with
touch
[FADER] : Touch it repeatedly to select a desired
effect.
: The LCD screen lights up.
To hide the buttons, touch
D. EFFECT (Digital effect)
You can add digital effects to your
recordings.
appears.
1 Touch the desired effect.
2 When you select [LUMI. KEY], adjust the
effect with
/
The image displayed when you touch
is saved as a still image.
3 Touch
.
appears.
To cancel [D. EFFECT], touch [OFF] in step
1.
LUMI. KEY (luminance key)
Replaces a brighter area in a previously
recorded still image (e.g. a person) with a
movie.
/
, and
.
.
, then touch
.
OLD MOVIE
Adds an old movie effect to pictures.
The scene is recorded in the 16:9 (wide)
mode.
• The aspect ratio cannot be changed when [OLD
MOVIE] is selected.
PICT. EFFECT (Picture effect)
You can add special effects to a picture during
recording.
appears.
B OFF
Does not use [PICT. EFFECT] setting.
SEPIA
Picture appears in sepia.
B&W
Picture appears in black and white.
PASTEL
Picture appears like a pale pastel drawing.
MOSAIC
Picture appears mosaic-patterned.
SMTH SLW REC (Smooth Slow
Rec)
Fast moving subjects and actions, which
cannot be captured under the general
shooting conditions, can be shot in smooth
moving slow-motion. This is useful to shoot
fast actions such as a golf or tennis swing.
Press START/STOP on the [SMTH SLW
REC] screen.
A movie of about 3 seconds is recorded as a
12-second slow-motion movie.
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