Reviewing And Deleting The Last Scene Recorded - Canon HG10 Instruction Manual

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(Q]
24)
Deleting a Scene After Recording It
• Avoid any other operations on the
camcorder while the scene is being
deleted .
• You will not be able to delete the last
scene if after the scene was recorded
you changed the operating mode or the
camcorder was turned off.
After recording a scene:
1
Review the scene as described in
the previous section.
2
While reviewing the scene, press
~ to select
lffi
and press
@.
3
Press ~ to select [YES] and press
@.
CD
NOTES
(Q]
24)
(6)
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~.;;~
CNEXTV]
1
If the function guide does not
appear on screen, press
@
to
display it.
2
Press .... to select
©.
• If
©
does not appear on the
function guide, repeatedly press
T
to display it.
• The camcorder plays back the last
scene (but without sound) and
returns to record pause mode.
ICAMERAj
'"
Reviewing and Deleting the Last Scene
Recorded
Even in
[CAMERA"")
mode you can play
back the last scene recorded in order to
check it. You can also delete the scene
while reviewing it.
CD_~TES
.. __ .
_
• When you wake up the camcorder from
standby mode, the following settings
will be changed automatically:
- Manual focus returns to automatic
focus (AF).
- Manual exposure adjustment returns
to automatic exposure.
- Zoom position returns to full wide
angleW.
- Automatic backlight correction
deactivates.
• The camcorder will shut off if left in
standby mode for 10 minutes,
regardless of the [POWER SAVEl setting
(Q]
49). You can select the length of
time until shut-off with the [@lSTANDBY
OFF] setting
(Q]
49).
To restore the power if the camcorder
shut off, turn the B3il switch toward
MODE and release it, or turn the B3il
switch to C!lD and back to ON again.
• If you perform any of the following
actions while in standby mode (while the
standby lamp is on), the camcorder will
return to record pause mode.
- Change the position of the
·~/O
switch.
- Turn the B3il switch toward MODE.
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, 1·
~
,f '
(Q]
24)
Deleting a Scene After Recording It
• Avoid any other operations on the
camcorder while the scene is being
deleted .
• You will not be able to delete the last
scene if after the scene was recorded
you changed the operating mode or the
camcorder was turned off.
After recording a scene:
1
Review the scene as described in
the previous section.
2
While reviewing the scene, press
~ to select
lffi
and press
@.
3
Press ~ to select [YES] and press
@.
CD
NOTES
(Q]
24)
(6)
(~~~
.J
.~
~.;;~
CNEXTV]
1
If the function guide does not
appear on screen, press
@
to
display it.
2
Press .... to select
©.
• If
©
does not appear on the
function guide, repeatedly press
T
to display it.
• The camcorder plays back the last
scene (but without sound) and
returns to record pause mode.
ICAMERAj
'"
Reviewing and Deleting the Last Scene
Recorded
Even in
[CAMERA"")
mode you can play
back the last scene recorded in order to
check it. You can also delete the scene
while reviewing it.
CD_~TES
.. __ .
_
• When you wake up the camcorder from
standby mode, the following settings
will be changed automatically:
- Manual focus returns to automatic
focus (AF).
- Manual exposure adjustment returns
to automatic exposure.
- Zoom position returns to full wide
angleW.
- Automatic backlight correction
deactivates.
• The camcorder will shut off if left in
standby mode for 10 minutes,
regardless of the [POWER SAVEl setting
(Q]
49). You can select the length of
time until shut-off with the [@lSTANDBY
OFF] setting
(Q]
49).
To restore the power if the camcorder
shut off, turn the B3il switch toward
MODE and release it, or turn the B3il
switch to C!lD and back to ON again.
• If you perform any of the following
actions while in standby mode (while the
standby lamp is on), the camcorder will
return to record pause mode.
- Change the position of the
·~/O
switch.
- Turn the B3il switch toward MODE.
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