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4-163-319- 11 (1) © 2009 Sony Corporation Digital HD Video Camera Recorder Oper atin g Guid e HDR-AX2000 Gett in g Star te d 15 Recording / Playbac k 25 Editing 56 Using th e Menu 65 Conn ecti ng w i.
2 Owner’s Re cord The model and ser ial numbers are l ocated on t he bottom. Record th e serial number in the space provided below. Refer to thes e numbers whenever you call upon your S ony dealer regarding thi s product. To reduce f ire or shock hazard , do not ex pose th e unit t o rain or moisture.
3 SAVE THE SE INSTR UCTIO NS. DANGER - TO REDUCE THE R ISK OF FIR E OR ELECT RIC S HOCK, CAREFULL Y FOLL OW THES E INSTRUCTIONS. • Read these instructions. • Keep these instruction s. • Heed all warnings. • Follow all i nstructions. • Do not use this apparatu s near water.
4 • Refer all servicing to qualified service personn el. Servicing is required when the apparatu s has been damaged in an y way, such as power-s upply cord or pl ug is da maged, liqui d has be en sp.
5 Read this f irst Before operating th is unit, plea se read this manual th oroughly, and retain it for future referen ce. To handl e th e recorde d imag es on your compu ter Refe r to “H elp” on th e supp lied CD -RO M “Content Managem ent Utili ty.
6 UL is an int er natio nall y rec og nize d safe ty organiza tion. The UL Mark on the pr oduct mean s it has been U L Li sted. If you have any q uestions about this produ ct, you may c all: Sony Custom er Inform ation Ce nter 1-800-22 2-SONY (7669). The number below is for the FCC relate d matt ers o nly .
7 Repres entativ e plug of po wer su pply co rd of c ountrie s/reg ions a round th e worl d. The representative supply vol tage and pl ug type are described in this chart. Depend on an area, Differ ent type of plug and supply voltage are used. Attention: Power cord meeting d emands from each country shall be used.
8 Oceania North America Central America South Ame rica Middle East Africa Countries/regions Voltage Frequency (Hz) Plug type Australia New Zealand 240 230/240 50 50 O O Countries/regions Voltage Frequ.
9 Types of memory card s you can use in your camcord er You can use “ Memory Sti ck PRO Duo” media, “ Memory Stick PRO -HG Duo” media, SD memory c ards, and SDHC memory c ards in your ca mcorder.
10 About m enu item s, LCD p anel, viewfi nder, an d lens • A menu item tha t is gr ayed o ut is not availa ble un der the curren t record ing or playback c ondition s. • Th e LCD s creen and the vi ewfind er are manufa ctured usi ng extrem ely high- precisio n technology , so over 99 .
11 – Images on the screen look horizontall y divided when a subject is lighted wi th a flash. The phenomena can be reduced by using a slower shutter speed. On playin g back mo vies • Your camcor der is compatib le with MPEG-4 AVC/ H.264 Hi gh Profi le for high defin ition imag e quality (H D) recordin g.
12 Table of Content s IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTR UCTIONS ........ ....... ......... ....... .......... ........ 3 Read this fi rst ............... ...... .......... ...... ....... ......... ....... .......... ...... .......... ..... 5 Step 1: Checking supplied ite ms .
13 Operating the MODE menu ............ .......... ...... .......... ...... .......... ...... ........5 6 Protecting record ed images (Protect) .......... ......... ....... ...... .......... ....... ....5 7 Using the Play list of movie s .... ........
14 Troubleshootin g ....... .......... ....... ......... ....... ...... .......... ...... .......... ....... ...... 83 Warning indica tors and message s ..... ....... ......... ....... ...... .......... ....... ...... 92 Recording time of movies .....
15 Gettin g Started Gettin g Star ted Step 1: Check ing su ppli ed ite ms Make sure that you have fol lowing item s suppl ied with your camco rder. The numb er in th e paren the ses ind ic ates th e numb er of t ha t it em s up plie d. • Memory cards are not included.
16 Step 2: At tachin g the le ns hoo d with lens cover Align th e marks on th e lens ho od to those o n the camc order, and tur n the lens hood in t he directio n of the arrow 2 until i t is locked.
17 Gettin g Started Step 3: C harg ing th e batt ery pack You ca n charge t he “I nfoLITHI UM” battery pack (L series) with the supplied AC Adap tor. b Not es • You cannot use batteries ot her than the “InfoL ITHIU M” ba ttery pack (L series ) (p.
18 5 Set the POW ER switch to OFF (CHG). The CHG l amp lights up a nd c harging starts. Aft er char ging th e bat tery The CHG l amp tur ns off whe n the bat tery is fully ch arged . Disconne ct the A C Adapt or from t he DC IN jack. z Tips • Y ou can che ck the re maining battery lif e with the status check fu nction (p.
19 Gettin g Started – The battery pack is too cold. Remove the b attery pack and put it in a warm place. – The battery pack is too hot. Remove the battery pack and pu t it in a cool place.
20 2 Hold the camcorder properly. 3 Ensure a good grip, then fasten the grip belt . To turn off th e pow er Slide the POWER switch to OFF (CHG). b Notes • If warning messages appear on the screen, follow the instr uctions (p.
21 Gettin g Started You can vi ew pictu re usi ng the vi ewfind er to save the ba ttery, or wh en the pic ture on the LC D scr een is no t clea r. b Not es • You may s ee primary colors shimmering in the viewfinder when you move your line of s ight.
22 Step 6 : Se tting the da te a nd time Set the dat e and time whe n using you r camcord er for the first time . If you do not set the d ate and ti me, [C LOCK SET] scr een appears eve ry time you tu rn on your camcor der.
23 Gettin g Started The cl ock starts. • Set [DST SET] /[SUMMERT IME] to [ON ] to move the time forward 1 hou r. • You can set any year up to the year 2037.
24 Database F ile.] scre en appea rs. Follow th e screen indication, and touch [YES]. To ejec t the m emory card Lightly pu sh the memory card once. b Notes • When t he access lamp is lit or flashin g in red, your camcorder is reading/writing d ata.
25 Recordin g/Playback Recording/P layback Recor ding Your camcorder records movies on memo ry cards. Do the fol lowing steps to re cord movies. • This camcorder can reco rd movies in either high definit ion image quality (HD) or standard definition image quality (S D).
26 2 Slide the POW ER switch to ON while p ressing the g reen button. 3 Press the record button or the handle record button. The reco rding l amp ligh ts up during rec ordin g. To stop the movie record ing, press th e recor d button or th e handle re cord bu tton again.
27 Recordin g/Playback b Not es • Do not eject the memory card that is cur rently being used for recording. Replace only the mem ory card whose slot lamp is off. • Even if you press the memory card slot button, A or B, while recording mo vies, you cannot switch the slot currently being used.
28 Setting value If you se lect [ ], for ex ample, mo vies ar e recor ded wit h follo wing for mat. • H D: High defi nition image quality. SD is standa rd definiti on image quali ty.
29 Recordin g/Playback Changi ng the sett ings o f your ca mcor der record ings . Move the power zo om le ver D slightly for a slower zoom . Move it further for a faster zoom. z Tip s • The minimum distance required between your camcorder and the subject for focus is about 1 cm (about 13/ 32 in.
30 You ca n adjust the focus manu ally f or different recordi ng con ditions. Use this functio n in the following cases. – T o record a subject behind a window cover ed with raindrops. – T o record horizontal stripes. – T o record a subjec t with little contrast betwee n the subject and its background.
31 Recordin g/Playback [EXPANDED FOCUS] is assi gned to the ASSI GN 7 but to n (p. 4 3). Press the ASSIGN 7 button. [EXPANDED FOCUS] appears a nd the center of t he sc reen i s mag nifie d by a bout 2.0 ti mes . It wi ll b e easi er to conf irm t he focus setting during man ual focusing.
32 2 When the ir is is automatic ally adj usted, press the IRIS bu tton E . next to the iris va lue disapp ears, or the ir is va lue ap pea rs on t he sc reen .
33 Recordin g/Playback [100] appears on th e screen w hen you set the shutter speed to 1/10 0 second . Th e larger th e valu e on the screen, the faster the shutter speed. 4 Press the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial G to lock the shutter speed. To readjust the shutter speed, do steps 2 to 4 .
34 recordi ng envi ronm ent. You ca n store whi te balanc e values in memory A ( A) and me mory B ( B), respecti vely. Unl ess a whit e balanc e is readj usted, v alues will re main even aft er the power h as been turn ed o ff.
35 Recordin g/Playback To ad just th e whi te ba lanc e automatica lly Press the WHT BA L bu tton A or set th e AUTO/MANUAL switch D to AUTO. b Not es • When you set t he AUTO/MANUAL switch D to AUTO, other m anual adjusted it ems (iris, gain, and shutter speed) also become automatic .
36 2 Select the PICTURE PROFIL E numbe r with the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial A . 3 Select [SETTING ] with t he SEL/P USH EXEC d ial A . 4 Sele ct an i tem t o be adj usted with t he SEL/PUSH EXEC dial A . 5 Adjust th e pict ure qu ality with the SEL / PUSH EXEC dial A .
37 Recordin g/Playback GAMMA To sele ct a gamma curve. COLOR MODE To set typ e and level of c olors. COLOR LEVEL To set the colo r level. COLOR PHASE To set the colo r phase.
38 DETAIL To set i tems for the deta il. SKINTO NE DETAI L To ad jus t the d eta il of s kinto ne areas to re duce wrin kle s. COPY To copy t he settings of the picture profile to anot her picture profile num ber. RESET To reset the picture profil e to t he default sett ing.
39 Recordin g/Playback To co py the pi cture profil e settin g to anothe r pictur e pro file num ber See page 35 for the loca tion of the but tons. 1 Press the PICTURE P ROFILE button B . 2 Sel ect the pi ctur e profil e num ber tha t you wa nt to copy fro m with the SEL / PUSH EXEC dial A .
40 When th e CH1 sw itc h is set to INT MIC When the CH1 i s set to INPUT 1 2 Set the INPUT1 switch B to an appropria te posit ion for the microph one conne cted to t he INPU T1 jack A . LINE: For inp utting sound from an audio de vice MIC: For inputti ng sound from a n exter nal mic rophone tha t does not suppor t the +4 8V pow er source.
41 Recordin g/Playback To re stor e aut omat ic adju stme nt Set the AUTO/MAN (CH1/CH2) switch E of the manua lly adju sted ch annel to AU TO. z Tip s • To check oth er audio s ettings, p ress the STATUS CHE CK butt on G . • For other setting s, see the (AUDIO SET) menu (p.
42 • The camcorder does not perform relay recording with memory cards during [SMOOT H SLOW REC]. If the space on the memory ca rd is insufficient, the camcorder records movies only as long as there is space available.
43 Recordin g/Playback Assign ing th e func tions to t he A SSIG N buttons Some function s can be assigned to the ASSIGN b uttons fo r use. You can a ssign a sing le f unc tion to an y on e of t he AS SIGN 1 to 7 bu ttons.
44 • [--------] appears if no f unction is assigned to the ASS IGN button . 4 Select the function that you wan t to assign with the SEL/PU SH EXEC dial A . 5 Select [O K] with the SE L/PUS H EXEC dial A . 6 Select [ RETURN] with t he SE L/ PUSH EX EC dial A .
45 Recordin g/Playback Play back You can pl ay bac k movi es as f ollow s: 1 Slide the PO WER switch to ON. 2 Press the VISUAL INDEX b utton. The VISUAL INDEX screen appears after a few sec onds. You can display the V ISUAL INDEX screen al so by pre ssing the MODE b utton, follow ed by touc hing [PLAY] t [VIS UAL INDEX] on the screen .
46 3 Play back mo vies. 1 Touch the recording me dia you want to play bac k. : Memory card A : Memory card B 2 Touch the playback mode , and select th e desired im age quality of movies. : High definition image q ualit y (HD) : Standard de finition im age quality (SD) 3 Touch twic e the thumbnail of the movie you wan t to play back.
47 Recordin g/Playback Your ca mcord er star ts pl aying the se lecte d movi e. b Not es • You may not be able to play back movies r ecorded on other camcorders. z Tip s • When playback from t he selected movie reaches the last m ovie, the screen ret urns to the VISUAL INDEX screen.
48 2 Touch t he pla yback mo de, then select (still imag e). 3 Touch twi ce the th umbnail of the still im age yo u want to vie w. The first t ouch will sho w the inform ation on t he still ima ge at the low er part of th e screen.
49 Recordin g/Playback Chang ing/che ckin g the s ettings in your camcor der You can tur n on and off t he display of the time code, and other inform ation on the screen. Press the DISPL AY button B . The screen i ndicato rs turn on (dis played) and off (not displayed ) as you p ress the button.
50 b Notes • The exposure correction value (EV), shutter speed, iris and flash on/off will be disp layed during viewing still images. • When y ou play back the memory card on other devices, the camera data may be displayed incorrectly. Confirm the correct camera data on your camcorder.
51 Recordin g/Playback Connec ting a monit or or a TV Playba ck imag e qualit y dep ends on the type of moni tor or TV, or the ja cks used t o make the connec tion. Use the suppl ied AC Adapt or to obtai n AC power (p. 19). Refer also to th e inst ruct ion ma nuals suppl ied with th e de vice t o be conne cted.
52 Conn ectin g to a high d efinit ion TV : Signal fl ow Type Camcorder Cable TV Menu Setting (REC/OUT SET) menu t [VIDEO OUT] t [COMPONENT OUTPUT] t [1080i/48 0i] (defa ult) (p. 74) b Notes • If you connect only component video plugs, audio sign als are n ot output.
53 Recordin g/Playback (R EC /OUT SE T) menu t [VIDEO OUT] t [HDM I OU TP UT ] t [AUTO] (default ) (p. 74) b Not es • Use an HDMI cable with the HDMI logo. • Images are not output from the HDMI OUT jack of your camcorder, if copyright protection signals are recorded in t he movies.
54 To set t he asp ect rati o accor ding to the conne cted TV (16:9 /4:3) Select (REC /OUT SET) t [VIDEO OUT] t [TV TYPE ] and th e aspe ct ratio t o match your TV (p.
55 Recordin g/Playback * Change the settings accordi ng to the T V connected. When c onnect ing to yo ur TV vi a a VCR Sele ct the c onnec ting meth od with [VIDEO OUT] (p. 74) de pend ing o n th e in put j ac k of t he VCR. Co nnect yo ur camc order to the LINE IN i nput on t he VCR .
56 Editing Opera ting th e MO DE menu You can edit the rec orded mov ies, form at memory c ards, etc. 1 Set the POW ER switch to ON. 2 Press the MODE button. 3 Touch the desired category. Exampl e: [ED IT] ca tegory 4 Touch the desire d item . Example : [DELETE] 5 Operate following th e instructions on the screen.
57 Editing Prot ecting re cord ed imag es (Pr otect ) Prot ect mov ies a nd s till images t o avo id deleti ng them by mistak e. z Tip s • You can also protect movies and stil l images by pressing the MENU button on the VISUAL INDEX screen or the playback screen.
58 Using th e Play list of movies The Playlist is a list sh owing th umbnails of the mov ies that yo u have sele cted. The or igina l movie s are no t chan ged ev en if you e dit or er ase the movi es adde d to the Playlist.
59 Editing z Tips • Pr ess and hold the image down to preview the image. Touch to return to the previous screen. 4 Touch t [YES] t . z Tip s • Even if you erase a movie from a Playlist, the original movie i s not deleted. • You can also erase movies by pressing the MENU button on the Playlist screen or the Playlist playback scre en.
60 quality of the movies, start again from the beginning. 6 Touch t . b Notes • The image size is fixe d depending on the image quality of the movi e: – [2.1M] with high defin ition image quality (HD) – [0.2M] in 16: 9 (wide) with standa rd definition image quality (S D) – [VGA(0.
61 Editing • A slight difference may occur from the point where you touch and the actual di viding point, as your camcorder selects the dividing point based in about half-second increments. • If you divide the original movie, the movie added to the Playlist wil l also be div ided.
62 z Tips • Press and hold the image down to preview the image. Touch to r eturn to the previous screen. 5 Touch t [YES] t . To delete all movie s/still imag es at one time In step 3 , touch [MOVIE DE LETE ALL] t select the de sired memo ry card and image qua lity t [YES] t [YES ] t .
63 Editing Preven ting data on th e memo ry car d from being recove red Unintell igible data wi ll be written o n the memory c ard. T hus, it may beco me more difficu lt to reco ver any or iginal dat a. Even if you form at the memory ca rd, th ere ma y be some da ta rema ining.
64 Repair ing the im age data base f ile This func tion che cks the manag eme nt inform ation and t he con sistenc y of movie s on the memo ry card , and rep airs any inconsistenc ies found .
65 Using the Me nu Using t he Men u Operat ing th e menu You can cha nge vari ous settings or ma ke detail ed adju stments us ing the menu ite ms displayed on the screen . z Tip s • You may select menu items also with the B / b buttons. 1 Set th e POWER swi tch to O N.
66 6 Press the MENU button to hide the menu sc reen. To re turn to the prev ious sc reen , sel ect [ RETURN]. b Notes • The a vailable men u items vary depending on the context of your camcorder during r ecording or playback.
67 Using the Me nu . Menu ite ms z : Func tion s that ret urn to the def aul t s ett ings wh en yo u sw itch the format, pe rform the fun ctions by the MODE butt on, or turn off the camco rder. : Func tions t hat ca n be assigned to th e ASSIGN button s.
68 (OTHER S) menu (p. 80) ASSIGN BUTTON CLOC K SET AREA SET DST SET/ SUMMERTIME LANGUAGE BEEP REC LAMP REMOTE CONTROL CALIBRATION (SMOOT H SLOW R EC) menu (p. 41 ) REC MODE TIMING (EDIT) menu (p. 57, 58, 60, 61) PROTEC T ADD TO PLAYLI ST DIVIDE DELETE DELETE ALL (PLAYLIST EDIT) menu (p.
69 Using the Me nu (CAM ERA S ET) menu Sett in gs t o adj us t yo ur c amco rder to the recording condi tions (GAIN SET/ BACK LIGH T/ST EADYSH OT, et c.) The def ault se ttings ar e marked wi th B . The indic ators in parent heses appe ar when the i tems a re se lect ed.
70 HIGH Automa tica lly ad justs the w hite bala nce while reducing redness or bluene ss. MIDDLE LOW Automa tica lly ad justs the w hite bala nce while in creasing redness or blu eness. b Notes • Thi s is on ly effective when wh ite balance is adjusted aut omatically.
71 Using the Me nu b Not es • [SPOTLIGHT] is set to [OFF ] when yo u set [BACK LIGHT] to [ ON ]. • [SPOTLIGHT] i s set to [O FF] if all of i ris, gai n, and shutter speed are adjusted manually. z Tip s • You can assign this function to an ASSIGN button (p.
72 When yo u set this func tion to [ON] ( ), t he di splayed image beco mes about 1.5 ti mes larg er. The im age qua lity decre ases beca use t he imag e is digi tall y processe d. This fu nction h elps you t o focu s on fa r-away subjec ts s uch as a wild bird away at a di stanc e.
73 Using the Me nu x TYPE Selec ts a type of the color bars. z Tip s • You can assign an ASSIGN button to work as [ON/OFF] (p. 43). TYPE 1 TYPE 2 TYPE 3 TYPE 4 (75% brightne ss of TYPE 3) (REC /OUT SET) menu Reco rding settin gs, inpu t and outpu t setting s (REC FORM AT/VIDEO OUT, etc.
74 x HDMI OUTPUT You ca n select the resol ution of the out put signal from the HDMI OUT ja ck. B AUTO 720p/480i 1080i/48 0i 480p 480i x COMPONE NT OUTP UT You ca n select the resol ution of the out put signal from the COMPONENT OUT jacks.
75 Using the Me nu (A UDI O SET) menu Settin gs for the aud io recordi ng (AUDIO LIMIT/XLR SET, etc.) The def ault se ttings ar e marked wi th B . The indic ators in parent heses appe ar when the i tems a re se lect ed. See page 65 for detai ls on selecting menu items.
76 LINKED ( ) Control s the audio level of CH1 linke d with that of CH 2. Sound inpu ts from CH1 and CH2 wi ll be recor ded as a set of sound such as stereo so und.
77 Using the Me nu (DIS PLAY SE T) menu Display settings of t he display and the viewfinder (MARK ER/VF BACKLIGHT/ DISPLAY OUTPUT, etc.) The def ault se ttings ar e marked wi th B . The indic ators in parent heses appe ar when the i tems a re se lect ed.
78 • You cannot d isplay markers u nder following conditions: – [EXPANDED FOCUS] – During [SMOOTH SLOW REC] – When t he current time is displayed after the power is turned on • You can display markers only on the LCD panel and viewfinder. You cannot display them on an external device.
79 Using the Me nu B NORMAL Stand ard brightne ss. BRI GH T Brightens the LCD sc reen. b Not es • When you connect your camcorder to outside power sources, [BR IGHT] is automatica lly selected f or the se tting. • When you select [BRIGHT], the recordable time with the battery is slightly reduc ed.
80 (OTHER S) me nu Settings wh ile record ing or other ba sic settings (AR EA SET/BEEP, etc.) The defa ult set tings are marked with B . The in dicators in p arentheses appe ar wh en the items ar e select ed. See page 65 for details on selecting menu items.
81 Connecting with a Compu ter Connecting w ith a Com puter Savi ng imag es wit h a com pute r Prepa ring a c omput er ( W indo ws) You can per form follo wing opera tions using “Con tent Manage ment Util ity.
82 • If the scr een does not appear, click [Start] t [Computer] (in Windows XP, [My Computer]), then double-click [SONYCMU(E:)] (CD-ROM). 4 Select the language for the appl icatio n to be in sta lled , th en cli ck [ OK]. 5 When the in stall wizar d scre en a ppears , click [Ne xt].
83 Troubles hooting Troubleshoo ting Trou bles hooti ng If you run into any proble ms using your ca mcorde r, follow th e flow ch art below . • Power source s/LCD sc reen/Wir eless Re mote Commander· ··p. 83 • Memor y card·· ·p. 85 • Recordin g···p.
84 Trouble shooting (Continu ed) The CHG lamp blinks during charging the battery pack. • At tach the battery pac k correctl y (p. 17). If the CHG lamp still cont inues blink ing, the ba ttery pack may be da maged. Disc onnect the power plug and consult your Sony deal er.
85 Troubles hooting Another video device m alfunctions when you use the supplied W ireless Remote Commander. • Se lect a commande r mode other than DVD2 for your video devic e.
86 Trouble shooting (Continu ed) The recording d oes not sta rt when you press the record button. • T he playback scr een is displa yed. Finish playba ck operat ion (p. 45). • There is no empty sp ace on th e memo ry card. Re place t he memory card wi th new on e, dele te unnecessar y images (p.
87 Troubles hooting The aspect ratio (16:9 (wide)/4:3) cannot be changed. • Th e aspect rati o of high definition image qualit y (HD) movies is 16: 9 (wide). Automatic focus does not funct ion. • S et the FOC US s witch to AU TO to ena ble the au toma tic focu s funct ion ( p.
88 Trouble shooting (Continu ed) The subjects p assing by the fram e very fast appear crooked. • T his is ca lled the focal pla ne phenome non. This i s not a ma lfunction.
89 Troubles hooting Refer also to th e “Mem ory ca rd” se ctio n (p. 85). The desired images cannot be found. Images cannot be played back. • S elect the memor y card and im age quality of the image you want to play back on the VISUAL INDEX sc reen (p.
90 Trouble shooting (Continu ed) Neither image nor sound is played back on the TV connected with the component video cable. • Se t [VIDEO OUT] according to th e requirement s of the connected de vice (p.
91 Troubles hooting Time code an d other informa tion appear on th e display of the connected device. • Set [DISPLAY OUTPUT ] to [L CD PANEL] while co nnected wi th the A/ V connectin g cable (p. 79). Dubbing cannot be done correctly using the A/V connectin g cable.
92 Warnin g in dicato rs and messa ges When an erro r occ urs, a war ning indic ator appears on t he LCD s creen or i n the viewf ind er. You can f ix som e prob lems as soci ated wi th the symp toms you rse lf.
93 Troubles hooting -- (Warni ng indic ator pertaining to the write-pro tect of the memory card) • Access to t he memory card was restrict ed on another devi ce. * When [BEEP] is s et to [ON] (p. 80), you hear a melody when the warning indicators appear on the screen.
94 Cannot recove r data. • Wr iting dat a onto t he me dia of t he camcorder ha s failed. Attemp ts were made t o rec over the data, bu t the y were unsucc essful. Reinsert memo ry card A. Reinsert memo ry card B. • Reinser t the memor y card a few time s.
95 Additional I nformation Addition al Informa tion Recordin g time of movies “HD” stan ds f or hi gh d efi niti on i mage quality, and “SD” stands for standard image qualit y. Recording time Appro xima te time a vail able w hen yo u use a fully cha rged batte ry pack .
96 x Standard def inition imag e quality (S D) (unit: minute) b Notes • The recordable tim e may vary depending on the recording a nd subjec t conditio ns, [REC FORM AT] (p.
97 Additional I nformation Using y our ca mcor der ab road Power supply You can use yo ur cam corder in a ny country /region usi ng the AC Adaptor suppl ied with your camco rder wit hin the A C 1 0 0V t o 2 4 0V , 5 0H z / 6 0H z r a n g e .
98 File/f older struct ure on the me mory ca rd The file/fol der struct ure is shown below. Yo u do not usually ne ed to ackn owledge the file/ folde r stru cture , when re cor ding/ playin g bac k movies an d sti ll images on the ca mcord er.
99 Additional I nformation Maint enanc e and prec aution s What i s the A VCHD format ? The AVCHD format is a high definiti on digital video c amera format used to record a high defini tion (HD ) signal, usin g efficient data co mpression c oding techno logy.
100 • It is recommended to make a back-up of important data on the hard disk of a computer. • Be careful not to apply excessive force when writing on a memo area on “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media. • Do n ot attach a label or the lik e on “Memory Stick PRO Duo” media or a “Memory Stick Duo” media adaptor.
101 Additional I nformation The “In foLITHIU M” batt ery pack calc ulates the power consump tion accor ding to t he ope ratin g cond iti ons of your cam corder, an d displa ys the rem aining battery tim e in minutes. With an AC Ad apto r, the re mai ning ba ttery time and c hargi ng time appe ar.
102 On use an d care • Do not use or store the camcorder and accessories i n the following locations. – Anywhere extremely hot or cold. Never leave them exposed to temperatures above 60 °C (140 °F), such as under direct sunlight, near heaters or in a car parked in the sun.
103 Additional I nformation air temperature i nside the pl astic bag has r eached the ambient temperature (after about 1 hour). LCD scree n • Do not exert excessive pressure on the LCD screen, as it may cause damage. • If your camcorder is us ed in a cold pl ace, a residual image may appear on the LC D screen.
104 chargi ng the pr e-inst alle d recharg eabl e batt ery. Howeve r, e ven if t he pr e-i nstalle d rechar geabl e bat tery is no t ch arged , the camcord er operati on will not be af fected as long as you a re not re cording th e date.
105 Additional I nformation Speci fic ations System Video si gnal NTSC color, EIA standards HDTV 108 0/60i Vide o record ing sys tem HD image qual ity: MPEG-4 AVC/ H.
106 (0 dBu = 0.77 5 Vrms ) Input/Ou tput co nnectors USB jack mini-B Remote jack Stereo min i-minij ack (Ø 2.5 mm) LCD sc reen Pictu re 8.0 cm (3. 2 type, aspec t ratio 16:9) Total dot numb er 921 600 (1 920 × 480) General Power re quireme nts DC 7.
107 Additional I nformation On trad emarks • “Handycam” and are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation. • “AVCHD” and “AVCHD” logotype are trademarks of Panasonic Corporation and Sony Corporation.
108 On GNU G PL/LG PL appl ied softwar e The sof tware t hat is e ligible fo r the f ollowing GNU General Public License (hereinafter referred to as “GPL”) or GNU Lesser General Public License (hereinaft er referred to as “LGPL”) ar e included in the camcorder.
109 Quick Re fere nce Quick Reference Ident ify ing part s and co ntrol s The numbe rs in ( ) are refere nce pages. A VIDEO OUT jack/AUDIO OUT jacks (51) B COMPONENT OUT jack (5 1) C HDMI OUT jack (51.
110 A Lens (16 ) B Lens hood wit h lens cover (16) C Internal microph one (39) D Fron t reco rdin g la mp (8 0) The reco rding l amp flas hes if t he remai ning capac ity of the memo ry card or batter y is low.
111 Quick Re fere nce A Hook for shoulder strap B Focu s ring ( 30) C Lens cover lever (16) D Zoom ring ( 29) E Iris ring (31 ) F GAIN butto n (32) G WHT BA L button * (33) H SHUTT ER SPE ED button (3.
112 A RESET bu tton If you press the RE SET button , all settings i ncluding the c lock se tting (exc ept the pi cture pr ofil e settin gs) retu rn to th e defau lt.
113 Quick Re fere nce Remove th e insulat ion sheet befor e using the Wi reless Remo te Comman der. A DATA C ODE butt on (4 9) B TC R ESET but ton This butto n does not work w ith this camcord er.
114 Scre en ind icato rs Upper le ft Center Upper right Bottom z Tip s • Indicators may look different or appear at different positions . Data code during re cording The r ecordin g date , time a nd cond ition are record ed aut omatic ally o n the memory card.
115 Cont inue d , Quick Re fere nce Index A AC Adapto r........ ..... ....... .... ...17 Access lamp ....... ..... ....... .... ...23 ACTIVE STEADYSHOT . ...71 AE RESPO NSE ...... ....... .... ...70 AE SHIF T ... ....... ..... ....... .70, 87 AE SHIFT/ASSIGN 5 button .
116 Index (Co ntinued) INT MI C SENS ... ....... .... ......7 5 INT MI C SET...... .... ....... ..... . 7 5 INT MI C WIND ......... ...... .... 75 Internal microphone ............. 75 IRIS ... ...... ..... ....... .... ..... ....... . 31 IRIS b utton .
117 Quick Re fere nce TV ...... ..... ....... .... ....... ..... .... ...51 TV color sy stems ........ ....... ...97 TV TYPE ....... .... ....... ..... ...... .74 U USB SEL ECT .... ....... ..... ...... .82 Using t he menu ..... ...... .... 56, 65 Using your camcorder abroad .
118 Proced imi ento s inic iales Paso 1 : Com proba ción de los eleme ntos sumini strad os Asegúr ese de qu e su videocá mar a contie ne los siguientes elementos. El nú mero e ntre p aréntesis indica la cantid ad del ele mento. • No se incluyen las tarjetas de memoria.
119 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol Paso 2: Col ocac ión del pa raso l de l obje tiv o con tapa de l obje tivo Alinee las marcas en el paraso l con las marcas en la vi deocámara y g ire el parasol del objetivo en la dirección que indica la flecha 2 hasta que se bloquee.
120 Paso 3 : Carg a de la baterí a Puede cargar la batería “Inf oLITHIUM” ( serie L) con el adaptador de alimentación de ca suministrado. b Notas • No s e puede utilizar baterías que no s ean “InfoLITHIUM” (serie L). 1 Ejerza presión sobr e la batería contra l a par te poste rior de la videocámara y deslícela hacia abajo.
121 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol 5 Ajuste el interruptor POWER en OFF (CHG). El indica dor C HG se encien de y se inicia el proceso de ca rga. Despué s de car gar la bate ría El indi cador CH G se apaga cu an do la bater ía es tá comp letamen te car gada.
122 Acer ca de la batería • Antes de cambiar la batería, ajuste el int erruptor POWER en la posición OFF (CHG). • El indicador CHG parpadeará durante la carga o la información de la batería no s e mostrará correctam ente en las siguientes condiciones.
123 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol 2 Sostenga la videocámara correctamente. 3 Asegúrese de que la sostiene correctamente y luego ajuste la correa de sujeción. Para apaga r la vide ocám ara Desl ice el in terr upto r POWER a l a posi ción OFF (CHG).
124 z Consejos • Puede ajustar el brillo de la pantalla LCD en [BRILLO LCD]. Puede ver imá genes util izando el visor para ahorrar ene rgía de la bater ía o c uando la imagen en la pant alla LCD no sea cl ara. b Notas • Es posible que los colores primarios produzcan algún resplandor cuando en el visor usted cambie su l ínea visual.
125 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol Paso 6 : Ajus te d e la fe cha y la ho ra Ajust e la fech a y la hora cuando us e la videoc ámara po r primera vez. De lo contrar io, la pantalla [A JUS.REL OJ] apar ecer á cada vez que enc ien da la videoc ámara.
126 El re loj se p one en marcha. • Ajuste [HORA VERANO] en la posición [ACTIVADO] para avanzar 1 h • Puede seleccionar cualquier año hasta el año 2037.
127 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol • Cuando ins erta una nueva tarjeta de memoria en modo de espera, aparece la pantalla [Crear nuevo arch.base de datos de imágenes.]. Siga las indicaciones en pantalla y toque [SÍ]. Para ex pulsar la tarjeta de memor ia Empuje suavemen te la t arjeta de memo ria una vez.
128 Grabación/ Reproducci ón Grabac ión La vi deocám ara gr aba pe lícu las en l as t arjeta s de me moria. Proc eda d e la s iguien te fo rma par a grab ar pelí cula s. • Esta videocámara puede grabar películ as con calidad de imagen de alta definición (HD) o calidad de imagen de definición estándar (SD).
129 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol 2 Deslice el interruptor POWER a la posición ON m ientras presiona el botón ver de . 3 Presi one el botón de gra bación o el botón de grabac ión de la mani ja. El ind icador de grabac ión se en cien de durant e la grab ación.
130 Grab ació n conti nua en la s tarj etas de me moria , una des pués de otra ( Graba ción con rele vo) Inserte las tarje tas de memor ia en las ranur as A y B , de manera que l a videocá mara ca.
131 Spanish Quick G uide/Guía rápida en es pañol Valor de a juste Por ejem plo, si se lecciona [ ], las pe lículas se graba n con el sigui ente f ormato. • HD: Calida d de imagen de alta defin ición. SD es la calida d de imagen de definic ión estánd ar.
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