Recording
Recording
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Recording a picture
using various
features
Developing scenes smoothly
– Shot transition
You can register the settings of focus, zoom,
iris, gain, shutter speed, and white balance,
and then change the recording setting from
the current one to the registered one, resulting
in a smooth transition of scenes (Shot
transition).
For example, you can shift the focus from
closer objects to farther objects, or change the
depth of field by adjusting the iris. In
addition, you can develop scenes under
different recording conditions smoothly. If
you register the manual adjustment function
of the white balance, the scenes will develop
smoothly between objects indoor and those
outdoor.
Use a tripod to avoid camera-shake.
Set the transition curve and duration using
[SHOT TRANS] on the (CAMERA
SET) menu (p. 53).
Step 1: Store the settings
1
Press STORE/CHECK/EXEC
repeatedly to turn on the STORE lamp.
2 Adjust the desired items manually.
To adjust the camera setup items such as iris
manually, set the AUTO LOCK switch to
the center position to release the auto lock
mode. See pages 26 to 29 for details on
adjustment.
3 Press a button (A or B) to select the
storage location.
The setting is stored in the selected button.
The settings are called Shot A and Shot B
respectively.
b Note
• If you set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG), the
settings stored in Shot A and B are deleted.
Step 2: Check the stored settings (Shot)
1
Press STORE/CHECK/EXEC
repeatedly to turn on the CHECK lamp.
2 Press the button (A or B) in which the
setting was stored.
The selected setting will take effect on the
picture on the screen. The focus, zoom, and
so on, are automatically adjusted as stored
in the setting.
b Note
• You cannot check the transition time and curve set
using [SHOT TRANS] on the (CAMERA
SET) menu.
SHOT A
SHOT B
REC
START/STOP
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