RCA CC4393 User Manual page 28

Seeing What's Recorded
Using the Viewfinder
The camcorder's viewfinder (which contains the eyepiece) is a miniature monitor that
displays the camcorder's recording image. When the LCD monitor is open from the
camera body more than 45 degrees, the viewfinder automatically turns off. For
convenient viewing, rotate the viewfinder horizomall}, pull it OLI[from the camcorder
body and rotate the eyepiece back to face tile camcorder's operator.
Viewfinder
Cautions: Do not pull on the
eyepiece. Do m_t._rce the eyepiece
to rotate _ompletely around. This
could damage the vie_]inder and/
or the camcorde/2
When caro,ing the camcorder with
the shoulder strap, put the
viewfinder back in its original
position. This helps prevent
possible danm_e to the view/inder
fiom bumping against your body
as poll Dl0l'C,
Viewfinder Controls
!
BRIGHT
control
__Eyepiece
focus control
BRIGHT Control
The brightness of the viewfinder's image
can be adjusted by rotating the BRIGHT
control. This does not affect the picture
being recorded by the camcorder.
Focus Adjustment
The eyepiece focus control allows
adjustment of the focus of the viewfinder
for your vision. If you wear eyeglasses,
you probably can operate the camcorder
without then:.
It is easiest to set the correct locus
by
focusing on one of the viewfinder's on-
screen displays. Look through the
viewfinder and adjust the eyepiece lk)cus
control for your vision.
The eyepiece flmus control does not affect
the locns of the picture actually recorded
by the camcorder.
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