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Using scene files
The settings according to the variety of shooting
circumstances are stored in each position of scene
file dial.
When shooting, you can retrieve the necessary file
instantly using scene file dial.
Scene file dial
• During recording, the OPERATION TYPE and
FRAME RATE (page 101) settings remain
unchanged even when the scene file is changed.
To change these settings, set the camera-
recorder to recording standby state.
When the camera-recorder is shipped from the
factory, the following files are stored.
F1: SCENE
File suitable for normal shooting.
F2: SCENE FLUO.
File suitable for shooting under fluorescent lights,
ie. indoors.
F3: SCENE SPARK
File suitable for shooting with fuller variations of
resolution, coloring and contrast.
F4: SCENE B-STR
File for broadening the contrast of dark parts,
such as when shooting sunsets.
F5: SCENE CINE V
File suitable for shooting movie-like scenes
where the contrast is to be emphasized. (The
recording format remains unchanged even when
the scene file is changed. It must be set using
the REC FORMAT option on the RECORDING
SETUP screen. (Page 107))
F6: SCENE CINE D
File suitable for shooting movie-like scenes
where the dynamic range is to be emphasized.
(The recording format remains unchanged
even when the scene file is changed. It must
be set using the REC FORMAT option on the
RECORDING SETUP screen. (Page 107))
Changing scene file settings
The setting value of the scene file can be changed.
Also you can save the changed scene file to each
position of the scene file dial.
Example: Change the name of the scene file.
1 Set the POWER switch to ON.
2 Turn the scene file dial, then select the
scene file to be changed.
3 In the setup menus, select the SCENE FILE
screen.
• For menu operation (Page 97)
• You can also use the menu buttons on the
remote control. (Page 15)
4 Press and button to select NAME EDIT.
5 Press (or ) button, and use button to
select YES.
Press
button.
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