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Anti-Ground-Recording (in the Recording Mode):
The Anti-Ground recording function is
meant as a guide or Indication that
irregular recording has occurred. It is up to
the user to reposition the tape so as to
remove the undesired section of the
recording. The Movie Camera only
switches the unit to Recording
Pause/Power Save Mode, and when the
user begins to operate the unit again, the
"CHK" Indication appear in the top right
hand corner of the Viewfinder.
Result
To Resume Recording
•Saving Power
Your Battery Pack
lasts longer for
actual recording.
• Preventing
Lengthy
Recording of the
Ground
Even if you
unintentionally press
the Recording Start/
Stop Button when
you hold the Movie
Camera facing
downwards after
finishing the
recording of a
scene, the Movie
Camera prevents
recording.
Horizontal
Position
/
-
PAUSE
V
•When you return the Movie Camera to an
approximately horizontal position, it
automatically resets to the Recording
Pause Mode, and you can start recording
again by pressing the Recording Start/
Stop Button.
Operating Restrictions
•Saving Power
Your Battery Pack
lasts longer for
actual recording.
• Preventing
Lengthy
Recording of
the Ground
The Movie
Camera
automatically
switches over to
the Recording
Pause Mode to
stop the
unintentional
recording.
Horizontal
• If you return the Movie Camera to an
approximately horizontal position, the
"CHK"
(-
Check) Indication flashes in
the Viewfinder. This warns you that
since the recording may have continued
for several seconds, you should rewind
the tape a little using the Camera
Search Function (p. 42) to locate the
end of the last desired scene, before
you start recording again.
• If you slowly turn the Movie Camera
downwards during recording, the
Anti-Ground-Recording Function does
not become activated.
•The Anti-Ground-Recording Function is
not intended to replace the manual
stopping of recording.
Note: When you change locations between scenes or when not planning to record for a longer period time, it
is recommended to turn off the Movie Camera with the [POWER] ON/OFF Switch,
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