Recording Video - Sony PMW-10MD Operating Instructions Manual

Recording Video

You can record camera output pictures as video
files (clips) on a memory card. When this unit is
started with an available memory card, the unit
enters the STBY (recording standby) mode.
FREEZE/FLASH button
REC/STOP button
1
Display the frame at which you will
start recording in the monitor screen,
and press the REC/STOP button to
light it.
Recording starts.
2
Press the REC/STOP button again to
turn it off.
Recording stops.
Video from the frame at which recording
started to the frame at which recording
stopped is stored as "clip".
For details on clips and clip names, see "Clip
(recording data) and clip name" (page 37) and
"Notes on clips" (page 37).
To record a clip of a freeze picture
Press the FREEZE/FLASH button during
recording, the frame being recorded is frozen and
stored as clip.
Checking the recorded clip (Rec Review)
Press the REC REVIEW button.
The last three seconds of the most recently
recorded clip play in the monitor screen.
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Recording Video
REC REVIEW button
When the clip has played to the end, the unit
enters STBY (recording standby) mode.
Note
If you change the Video Format setting after
recording a clip, it is not possible to review the
clip recorded before the Video Format setting is
changed.
Recording video by foot switch
When a foot switch is connected to this unit, you
can start and stop recording by foot switch.
Set "Foot Switch" of the OTHERS menu to "Rec/
Stop" (see page 68).
A press of the foot switch starts recording, and the
next press of the switch stops the recording.