Sony FDR-AX100 How To Use Manual page 40

3. Rotate the MANUAL dial to adjust the shutter speed.
To restore the setting to automatic adjustment
Press the SHUTTER SPEED button again.
Hint
Moving objects you record will look different depending on the shutter speed. Set the shutter
speed faster to record a fast-moving object clearly without blurring, and set the shutter speed
slower to emphasize the movement of a moving object.
You can set the shutter speed as follows.
between 1/8 and 1/10,000 seconds in movie recording mode at 60p(*)/50p(**)/30p(*)
between 1/6 and 1/10,000 seconds in movie recording mode at 24p(*)/25p(**)
between 1/8 and 1/1,000 seconds in photo recording mode
*
Models with the NTSC color system
**
Models with the PAL color system
Focusing automatically is difficult at lower shutter speed. It is recommended that manual
focusing be performed with this product attached to a tripod.
When recording using [Smth Slw REC], the range of shutter speed you can adjust manually
changes to 1/250 - 1/10,000 seconds. When recording using [High Speed REC], the range
changes to 1/125 - 1/10,000 seconds.
When recording under fluorescent lamps, sodium lamps, mercury lamps, or LED light,
horizontal bands may appear on the LCD monitor. You may be able to improve the situation
by adjusting the shutter speed.
[27] How to Use
Adjusting the gain (ISO)
The procedure to set the gain (ISO) is explained as follows. Adjust the gain (ISO) when you do
not want to boost the gain using the AGC (Auto Gain Control).
1. Press the PROGRAM AE button to set the IRIS (aperture), gain (ISO), shutter speed and
exposure to [Auto].
2. Press the GAIN/ISO button to set the gain (ISO) to manual.
Recording Changing the brightness manually for recording
appears next to the shutter speed value.