Sony 4-187-045-13(1) Camcorder User Manual


 
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3D-shootings
Notes on recording
[3D Panorama] is not suitable when
shooting:
– Subjects are moving.
– Subjects are too close to the
camera.
– Subjects with a repeating pattern
such as tiles, and subjects with
little contrast such as sky, sandy
beach, or lawn.
[3D Panorama] recording may be
discontinued in the following
situations:
– You pan or tilt the camera too fast
or too slow.
– There is too much camera shake.
If you cannot pan or tilt the camera
across the entire subject within the
given time, a black area occurs in
the composed image. If this
happens, move the camera fast to
record a full panoramic image.
Since several images are stitched
together, the stitched part will not
be recorded smoothly.
Under low light conditions, images
may be blurred.
Under lights that flicker such as
fluorescent light, images may not
be recorded properly.
When the whole angle of 3D
panoramic shooting and the angle
in which you fixed the focus and
exposure with AE/AF lock are
extremely different in brightness,
color and focus, the shooting will
not be successful. If this happens,
change the lock angle and shoot
again.
The available shooting direction is
horizontal only.
For details on the procedure used
for shooting 3D-images, see page
68.
Note on playback of 3D-
images
When you play back 3D-images on
the LCD monitor of the camera or on
a non-3D-compatible TV, the images
are played back without the 3D
effect.
Notes on 3D-image files
A JPEG file and an MPO are
combined to create a 3D-image. If
you erase one of these files from the
computer, the 3D-image may not be
played back properly.
For details on the procedure used
for viewing 3D-images, see pages
126 and 135.