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Adjusting
the
Picture:
Exposure,
Focus
and
Color
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1
If
the
joystick
guide
does
not
appear
on
screen,
press
(8)
to
display
it.
2
Push
the
joystick
(.)
toward
[EXP].
• If [EXP] does not appear on the
joystick guide, repeatedly push the
joystick
(T)
toward [NEXT] to display
the joystick guide
in
the illustration
above.
• The exposure adjustment indicator
0-1-0
and the neutral value
"±O"
appear on the screen.
• If you operate the zoom while the
exposure is locked, the brightness
of
the image may change.
3
Adjust
(
.....
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the
brightness
of
the
image
as required.
• The adjustment range and the length
of
the exposure adjustment indicator
will vary depending on the initial
brightness of the picture.
• Pushing the joystick
(.
) toward
[EXP] again will return the camcorder
to automatic exposure.
Mode switch: P (except for the
[tlFIREWORKS]
recording program).
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POINTS
TO
CHECK
This function can also be activated with the
CUSTOM key
(OJ 61),
Manual
Exposure
Adjustment
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Mode switch: P
Automatic Backlight Correction
1
If
the
joystick
guide
does
not
appear
on
screen,
press
(8)
to
display
it.
2 Push
the
joystick
(~
)
toward
-:+':..
• If
-:+':.
does not appear on the joystick
guide, repeatedly push the joystick
(T)
toward [NEXT] to display the
joystick guide
in
the illustration above.
•
.:+,:.
appears.
• Pushing the joystick
(~
) toward
-:+':.
again will end the backlight correction
mode.
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Exposure,Focls
and
Color
When shooting subjects with a strong
light source behind them, you can have
the camcorder automatically correct for
the backlight with the press of a single
button.
Manual
Exposure
Adjustment
and
Automatic Backlight Correction
At times, backlit subjects may appear too
dark (underexposed) or subjects under
very strong lights may appear too bright
or glaring (overexposed).
To
correct this
you can use the automatic backlight
correction or manually adjust the
exposure.
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