Auto Shot Feature; Auto Focus; Macro Focus; Tape-Remaining Display - RCA CC4352 User Manual

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Recording
Auto Shot™ Feature
The camcorder automatically adjusts
focus, white balance, iris, shutter speed,
and light according to the recording
conditions.

Auto Focus

The camcorder focuses on the subject in
the center of the LCD monitor or
viewfinder. Auto focus operates on the
telephoto (T) side from approximately
2-1/2 feet to infinity. It operates on the
wide-angle (W) side from 3/8 inch from
the lens surface (macro-focus) to infinity.
Note: When the displays appear, the AE
indicator for the shutter speed selected by the
camcorder (1/60, 1/100, 1/120, 1/180, 1/250,
1/350, 1/500, 1/750, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000,
or 1/4000) appears in the viewfinder or on the
LCD monitor.
The following conditions may prevent
auto focus from operating properly.
• Recording a subject through a window.
• Recording a subject that has a close
foreground and a far background.
• Recording two subjects at different
distances that overlap.
• Subject that isn't in center of scene.
• Recording in low-light situations.
• Recording a scene with fast motions,
like a tennis swing.

Macro Focus

The macro-focus feature lets you focus on
objects as close as 3/8 inch from the
camcorder lens.
1. Press and hold zoom button W until
the lens is completely zoomed out.
2. Position the subject in the center of
the scene.
Notes: Zooming is not possible when using
macro-focus. To change the size of the
subject, move the camcorder lens closer or
farther away from it.
For best results increase illumination when
recording with macro-focus.

Tape-Remaining Display

The tape-remaining display shows the
approximate amount of tape remaining for
recording or playback.
Tape-Remaining Display in
LCD Monitor or Viewfinder
Press DISPLAY to display the tape-
remaining indicator in the viewfinder
or on the LCD monitor.
The camcorder takes approximately
ten seconds to calculate the tape
remaining when you first start playing
or recording a tape.
"_ _ _ _ _ _" appears while the
camcorder calculates the amount of
tape-remaining.
Once tape-remaining has been
calculated, it automatically updates
and is readily available as long as the
same tape remains in the camcorder.
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