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III. Setting up for a Shoot

Before shooting begins, select Movie Mode (slider-switch item 14, pg.2) to

access all the manual settings for focus, aperture, frame rate, etc. The following

setup will give you the best control and overall results 99% of the time.

A) White Balance

White balance can be set manually or controlled by a program within the

camera. To access this function, touch [FUNC] > [White Balance]. Choose a

preset like cloudy, sunny, shade, snow, beach, tungsten, etc.

Try manually setting your white balance: touch [Custom WB] then point the

camera at something white, like foam-core or a blank page. Once you're focused

on your white object, touch [Set WB] and wait for the flashing icon to disappear

and you're done.

B) Selecting Recording Media

The camera has 3 available recording media: 64GB internal memory, and

two High Capacity SD card slots. Using all three, it's possible to shoot

uninterrupted for over 20 hours in the highest setting! For most of our purposes,

we'll just use the internal memory, which is on by default. If you have your own

SD cards and want to record to them, you need to assign that card to be the

movie recorder and initialize the card. Go to the [MENU] and touch

Then scroll down to [Rec Media for Movies] and select either Internal Memory,

card A or B, and whether you want Relay Recording. Relay recording fills one

memory after another until there is no more space, allowing for uninterrupted

recording of very long shoots; you'll rarely, if ever, use this. Let's just set it to

Internal Memory for now.

Note:

You should erase internal memory before you shoot. Also, a half full

memory should be considered FULL to ensure all data is secure. A good practice is to

dump your card (or internal memory) onto a computer once it's half full.

C) Recording Mode (Quality)

The Recording Mode menu (touch [FUNC] > [MENU] >

[Recording Mode] then touch [X] to exit menu) allows you to choose the quality

of the recording and affects file size, detail level, and battery life. There are five

modes; in order from highest to lowest, they are: MXP, FXP, XP+, SP, and LP.

Most of the time we want the best setting possible which is MXP. It records media

at 24Mb/s while the FXP records at 17Mb/s. Both end up looking very similar in the

end. If you want to conserve some battery life, select FXP, otherwise use MXP.