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Viewfinder Displays
To display the date and time on a connected TV,
press the DATE button. Press the TITLE button to
see the title. These displays are recorded just as
they appear on the screen.
Use the wireless controller's ON SCREEN button
to choose whether or not the other viewfinder
displays appear on the TV screen. They will
disappear from the screen if you start recording
with the camera.
indicates a flashing display.
IT Tape speed (p. 11)
No cassette is loaded, or the
cassette is set for erasure
prevention (p. 11).
The tape has reached the
esEND end.
Tape return, forward and
reverse (p. 13)
The battery pack is nearly
exhausted (p. 8, 9).
The backup battery is nearly
exhausted, or not inserted
properly (p. 10).
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1 Zoom display (p. 16)
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■; Wide adapter (p. 16)
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Date and time display (p. 18)
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The tally lamp and remote
sensor are turned off (p. 17).
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Date and time menu (p.18)
Title (p. 19)
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PAUSE '
Record pause mode (p. 6)
, Recording (p. 6)
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Record search, fonvard and
reverse (p. 26)
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Playback (p. 13)
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Still playback (p. 13)
Fast forward (p. 13)
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Fast forward playback or
high-speed search (p. 13)
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Rewind (p. 13)
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Rewind playback or high¬
speed search (p. 13)
SPORTS
PORTRAIT
SPOTLIGHT
SAND&SNOW
Specialised AE programs
(p. 22)
Ares
Focus lock (p. 23)
□
FlexiZone Control frame
(p. 23, 24)
EXP.LOCK
FlexiZone AE (p. 24)
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BLC
DacKiigni compensaiion
(p. 24)
1000
Shutter speed (1/1000th of a
second in this examole)
(p. 25)
Condensation warning (p. 33)
1:23:45
Tape counter
The tape counter indicates
the approximate running time of the tape — 1 hour,
23 minutes and 45 seconds (in SP mode) in this
example. The tape counter Is reset when a
cassette is loaded, or when you press the
COUNTER RESET button (p. 13).
Recording reminder
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STOP
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The tape is stopped (p. 13).
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The camera is ejecting the
tape (p. 11).
The safety mechanism is
activated. Unload the
cassette and turn the camera
off. Turn it on again and
reload the cassette.
When you start recording, the camera counts from
OSEC to 10SEC. Shots which are shorter than 10
seconds may be difficult to edit later. On the other
hand, if you are not planning to edit the recording,
remember that a shot which does not contain
action should generally last no longer than 10
seconds.
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