Canon DC330 Instruction Manual page 31

• Observe the following precautions while
the DISC access indicator is on or
flashing. Failing to do so may result in
permanent data loss.
- Do not subject the camcorder to
vibrations or strong impacts.
- Do not open the disc cover and do not
remove the disc.
- Do not disconnect the power source or
turn off the camcorder.
- Do not change the operating mode.
CD
NOTES
• About the recording time: By changing the
recording mode you can change the
recording time available on the disc
(CD
32).
• About the Power Save mode: To save power
when the camcorder is powered by a
battery pack, the camcorder will
automatically shut off if left without any
operations for 5 minutes (CD 77). To
restore the power, turn the
IBIiiJ
switch
toward MODE and release it, or turn the
Iii'W1j'i1
switch to _ and back to ON
again.
• When recording in very loud places (such
as fireworks shows or concerts), sound
may become distorted or it may not be
recorded at the actual levels. This is not
a malfunction.
Using the viewfinder
. Whenrecording in bright places it
maybe difficult to use the LCD
screen. In such case, change the
brightness of the LCPscreen
(CD 27)
or use the viewfinder instead. To use
the viewfinder, keep the LCD panel
closed*.
Adjust the viewfinder as necessary
with the dioptric adjustment lever.
*
The LCD screen and the viewfinder
can betlsed simultaneously when the
LCD panelisturned • • 180degrees to
face the subject (CD
27).
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About the mode switch and recording programs
.Set the mode switch to . . . . to let the
camcqrder adjust aU the settings for you,
allowingyoulo just point.thecamcorderand
start shooting.
Set the mode switch to If) to select one of the recording programs.
. The Special Scene recording programs
(CD 38) offer a convenient
. way to select the optimal settings to match special recording
conditions. Conversely, with flexible recording programs (CD· 40) you
ca.o. set the shutter speed you want, or enjoy the. flexibility to change.. other·
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settings.
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