Deleting Recorded Clips; Advanced Operations; Recording Shot Marks; Setting Ok Marks - Sony PMW-TD300 Operating Instructions Manual

Deleting Recorded Clips

You can use the assignable switches to delete the
last recorded clips (Last Clip DEL function).
For clips recorded in 3D, both the left and right
clips are deleted.
You can also use the THUMBNAIL menu to delete all
recorded clips (All Clips DEL function) or to delete
selected clips. For details, see "Deleting Clips"
(page 99).
1
Turn on the assignable switch to which
the Last Clip DEL function has been
assigned (see page 146).
A confirmation message appears.
2
Turn the MENU knob to select
[Execute], and then press the knob.
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Advanced Operations

Advanced Operations

Recording Shot Marks

On this camcorder, two types of shot marks are
available. You can record them at user-specified
positions to make it easier for editors to cue up
those positions.
You can record up to 127 shot marks per clip.
For clips recorded in 3D, shot marks are recorded
for clips in left slots only. However, shot marks
are recorded for clips in right slots when
recording to right slots only in 3D mode using the
3D Single Rec setting or when recording to right
slots only in 2D mode.
You can also use the THUMBNAIL menu to add and
delete shot marks in clips. For details, see "Adding
and Deleting Shot Marks" (page 101).
To record shot marks
Do one of the following.
• Turn on an assignable switch to which Shot
Mark 1 or Shot Mark 2 has been assigned (see
page 145).
• If Lens RET has been assigned to the RET
button, operate as follows.
To record shot mark 1: Press the RET button
once.
To record shot mark 2: Press the RET button
twice in quick succession.
When a shot mark is recorded, a "Shot Mark 1" or
"Shot Mark 2" indication appears in the
viewfinder for about three seconds near the
timecode indication.

Setting OK Marks

To make it easier for editors to select good clips,
you can set OK marks in clips.
OK marks are set for clips recorded in both left
and right slots.
Note
OK marks cannot be set or deleted during recording or
playback.