(Camera Set) Menu; Settings To Adjust Your Camcorder To The Recording Conditions - Sony Handycam HDR-FX7 Operating Instructions Manual

(CAMERA SET)
menu
Settings to adjust your camcorder to the
recording conditions (EXPOSURE/IRIS/
STEADYSHOT/BACK LIGHT, etc.)
The default settings are marked with B.
The indicators in parentheses appear when
the items are selected.
See page 56 for details on selecting
menu items.
Press the MENU button t select the
(CAMERA SET) by turning the SEL/
PUSH EXEC dial.
EXPOSURE/IRIS
DIAL ASSIGN
x
You can select assign settings with the
EXPOSURE/IRIS dial from [EXPOSURE]
(default settings), [IRIS] and [AE SHIFT]
(p. 35).
b Note
• If you change the assign function from
EXPOSURE/IRIS to other function, manually
adjusted items (iris, gain, shutter speed) also
become automatic.
DIAL SENS
x
You can select the EXPOSURE/IRIS dial
sensitivity from [HIGH], [MIDDLE]
(default settings) or [LOW].
DIAL ROTATE
x
You can select the rotation direction of the
EXPOSURE/IRIS dial.
B NORMAL
You can change the screen brightness by
turning the dial up.
OPPOSITE
You can change the screen brightness by
turning the dial down.
SMTH SLW REC (Smooth slow
recording)
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.
Select [EXECUTE], and press the REC
START/STOP button on the [SMTH SLW
REC] screen.
An about-6-second movie is recorded as a
24-second slow-motion movie.
When [Recording···] disappears, recording
is finished.
Select [TIMING] to select one of the
following start points for recording before
pressing the REC START/STOP button.
[6sec AFTER]*
[6sec BEFORE]
* The default setting is [6sec AFTER].
To cancel [SMTH SLW REC], press the
MENU button.
b Notes
• Sounds cannot be recorded.
• [SMTH SLW REC] settings are automatically
canceled when you switch off your camcorder.
• Recording time is estimated time. The recording
time may be shorter than the set time according
to recording condition.
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