Focusing; Using Focus Lock Feature - RCA PROV600 User Manual

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Focusing
Under normal conditions,
the camcorder
can adjust focus automatically
on the object located in the center area of the viewfinder.
Under certain
conditions,
you may want to use the focus lock feature.
FOCUS LOCK
Button
FOCUSLOCK
Using
Focus
Lock
The focus lock feature
is useful
when
objects
pass between
your subject
and
the camcorder
or your main subject
is
not located
in the center
of the scene
you are recording.
t. Center the main subject
in the scene
you want to record.
2. Press the FOCUS
LOCK
button to
turn on the focus lock feature.
FOCUSLOCK
appears
briefly
in the
viewfinder
or LCD monitor
and
the ? indicator
remains
when the
focus lock feature
is turned on.
3. Press the FOCUS
LOCK
button
again to turn off the focus lock
feature.
The _ indicator
disappears.
Note: When zooming in to record a
subject in the distance, auto focus might
not function
properly
because
of picture
instability.
Using a tripod
helps stabilize
the focus.
Conditions
Requiring
Focus Lock
• When recotding a subject through a
dirty window.
• When recording two subjects at
different distances that overlap in the
same scene.
• When recording a horizontally
or
vertically striped subject.
• When the subject is not in the center of
the scene you are recording.
• When recording very bright subjects.
• When recording a subject without
contrast, such as a white wall.
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