Sony CCD-TR440PK Manuel d'entretien - Page 11

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When you shoot a subject with the light source behind the .¢ubject or a subject with a light background,

use the BACK LIGHT.

P_ss BACK LIGHT. The [] indicator appears inside the vie_,ffinder.

[a]

_,BACK LIGHT (_

[a] Subject is too dark because of backlight.

[b] Subject becomes bright with backiight compensation.

After

Shooting

Press

BACK LIGHT

again

to let the [] indicator

go out under normal

lighting

condition.

Otherwise,

the

picture

will be too bright

under

normal

lighting

condition.

This function is also effective under following conditions:

• On the snow e.g. at the ski resort

• At the beach under strong sunshine

• A subject xxith a light source nearby or a mirror reflecting light

• A white subject against a white background. Especially when you shoot a person wearing shiny

clothes made of silk or synthetic fiber, his or her face tends to become dark if you do not use this

function.

Long, continuous shots of scenery tend to be dull, and have to be edited to make an interesting video.

With the 5 SEC (5-second recording) mode, the camcorder records for about 5 seconds and then switches

to Standby mode, so that you will automatically take a series of quick shots resulting in a lively video.

(1) Slide the START/STOP MODE switch to 5 SEC.

(2) Turn STANDBY up and p_*ss START/STOP. Recording starts. Five dots appears in the viewfinder.

The dots disappear at a rate of one per second. When five seconds elapse and all the dots disappear, the

camcorder switches to Standby mode automatically.

To Extend

the Recording

Time

Press START/STOP again before all the dots disappear.

Recording continues for about 5 seconds from

the moment you press START/STOP.

To Cancel

5-Second

Re(ording

Slide the START/STOP

MODE switch to _

(normal recording). If you slide the switch while recording,

recording continues.

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