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FEATURES FOR RECORDING
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Like the pupil of the human eye, the iris
contracts in well-lit environments to keep too
much light from entering, and dilates in dim
environments to allow in more light.
Use this function in the following situations:
● When shooting a moving subject.
● When the distance to the subject changes (so its
size in the LCD monitor or the viewfinder
changes), such as when the subject is backing
away.
● When shooting on a reflective natural background
such as at the beach or when skiing.
● When shooting objects under a spotlight.
● When zooming.
1 Set the Power Switch to “REC”.
2 Set the recording mode to “ ”. (੬ pg. 13)
3 Set “EXPOSURE” to “MANUAL” in
FUNCTION Menu. (੬ pg. 22)
● The exposure control menu appears.
4 Adjust zoom so that the subject fills the LCD
monitor or the viewfinder, then press and hold
SET for over 2 seconds. The “” indication
appears.
5 Press SET or 2. The iris is locked.
6 Press MENU. The Menu Screen closes. The
“” indicator appears.
To return to automatic iris control
Select “AUTO” in step 3.
● The exposure control indicator and “”
disappear.
To lock the exposure control and the iris
After step 3, adjust the exposure by pressing 3
or 4. Then lock the iris in steps 4 – 6. For
automatic locking, select “AUTO” in step 3. The
exposure control and the iris become automatic.
Backlight compensation brightens the subject
quickly.
With simple operation, backlight compensation
feature brightens the dark subject portion by
increasing the exposure.
1 Set the Power Switch to “REC”.
2 Set the recording mode to “ ”. (੬ pg. 13)
3 Press BACKLIGHT so that the Backlight
Compensation indicator “” appears.
To cancel Backlight Compensation
Press BACKLIGHT twice so that the “”
indicator disappears.
NOTE:
Using Backlight Compensation may cause the light
around the subject to become too bright and the
subject to become white.
Iris Lock Backlight Compensation
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