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About 3D
About 3D recording
Attach
the 3D Conversion
Lens securely.
It must not be used with an insecure
attachment.
Do not use the 3D Conversion
Lens
without
adjusting
it first.
• it will not be possible
to record 3D video
correctly,
and this may lead to tiredness
or
discomfort.
• When
you re-attach
the 3D Conversion
Lens after removing
it, we recommend
making the adjustments
again.
With the 3D Conversion
Lens attached,
do not record
a subject
at less than
the
minimum
focus
distance.
• The 3D effects
may be more pronounced,
and therefore
cause tiredness
or
discomfort.
• The minimum
focus distance
is approx.
1.2 m (3.9 feet).
When
recording
with
the 3D Conversion
Lens attached,
be careful
not to shake
the unit.
• Tiredness
or discomfort
may result if the
shake is pronounced,
due to riding in a
vehicle
or walking
etc.
• When
moving
the unit as you record,
move it slowly.
• We recommend
using a tripod.
About 3D viewing
Anyone
who is hyper
sensitive
to light,
suffers
from
heart disease
or is otherwise
unwell
should
avoid
viewing
3D video.
• Doing may have an adverse
affect on
such medical
conditions.
If you feel tired,
uncomfortable
or
otherwise
strange
when
viewing
3D
video,
stop
viewing
at once.
• Continuing
to view may cause illness.
• Please rest appropriately
after stopping
the viewing.
When
viewing
3D video,
we recommend
taking
a break
every
30 to 60 minutes.
• Viewing
for extended
periods
may cause
eye-fatigue.
Short-sighted
or far-sighted
persons,
those
with
differences
in the sight
of their
right
and left eyes,
and those
with
astigmatism
are advised
to correct
their
vision
by wearing
glasses
etc.
Stop viewing
if you
can clearly
see a
double
image
while
viewing
3D video.
• There
are differences
in the way that
different
people
experience
3D video
images.
Please correct
your sight
appropriately
before viewing
3D video.
• You can change
the 3D setting
of your
television
or 3D output setting
of the unit
to 2D.
When
viewing
3D video
on a 3D
compatible
television,
position
yourself
a
distance
away that
is at least
3 times
the
effective
height
of the television.
• (Recommended
distance):
For 42"; approx.
1.6 m (5.2 feet),
for 46"; approx.
1.7 m (5.6 feet),
for 50"; approx.
1.9 m (6.2 feet),
for 54"; approx.
2.0 m (6.6 feet).
• Viewing
from a distance
closer than the
recommended
distance
may lead to eye-
fatigue.
Viewing
of 3D video
is not recommended
for children
under
5 to 6 years.
• It is difficult
to know how children will react
to tiredness
or discomfort,
and they may
become
ill suddenly.
• When
children
are viewing,
have a
responsible
adult ensure
that eye-fatigue
does not occur.
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