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V alid f or warranty service in the U.S . only CONSUMER LIMITED WARRANTY SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORA TION warrants to the first consumer pur chaser that this Sharp brand product (the “Product”), whe.
ii Thank you for purchasing this camcor der from SHARP . The camcorder will enhance your home video enjoyment and allow you to capture those special moments. Please r ead this operation manual to familiarize yourself with the camcorder’ s features, so that you will get the most out of it.
iii PR ODUCT DISPOSAL This Product utilizes tin-lead solder , and a fluor escent lamp containing a small amount of mercury . Disposal of these materials may be regulated due to environmental considerations. For disposal or r ecycling informa- tion, please contact your local authorities or the Electronics Industries Alliance: www .
iv W ARNING C FCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly appr oved by the manu- facturer could void the user ’ s authority to operate this equipment.
v 9. A product and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overtur n.
vi 12. Gr ounding or Polarization C This product may be equipped with a polarized alternating-current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way . This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug.
vii 19. Damage Requiring Service C Unplug this product fr om the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: a. When the power -supply cord or plug is damaged, b. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the product, c.
viii Part Names ............................................................. 1 W ar ning Indicators .................................................. 4 Operation References Preparation Basic Operations Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack .......
ix Useful Features Control Buttons ..................................................... 27 Using the Mode Screens ...................................... 27 Using the Menu Screens ....................................... 28 Camera Recording Setting the Digital Zoom .
x Adv anced Features Playbac k Using the Time Code ............................................ 54 Editing ................................................................... 55 Editing with the DV T erminal (IEEE1394) .............. 56 Audio Dubbing Feature .
xi Supplied Accessories Battery pack BT -L226U* AC adapter UADP-0339T AZZ* Audio/video/S-video cable QCNW-B173WJZZ CR1216 type lithium battery Lens cap GCOVHA002WJZZ * The part numbers for the AC adapter and battery pack supplied with this camcorder are valid only in the U.
xii Precautions • Before recording an important scene, please perform the recor ding test, then playback to c heck if the scene was re- corded pr operly . If noise occurs, use a commercially a vailable c leaning tape to clean the video heads (see page xiv).
xiii Dew Formation • What is “dew f ormation”? When cold water is poured into a glass, dew drops form on the glass. This clinging of water drops is called dew formation. • When dew f orms in your camcorder . Dew will gradually form on the head drum of your camcorder and make the video tape stick to the head.
xiv Dirty Video Heads When the video heads have become clogged with dirt (dust and tape coating particles), • mosaic-like noise appears on the playback picture. (see illustrations above) • playback pictures do not move. • during playback, the whole screen becomes blue.
1 Operation References Operation Ref erences Par t Names For details on the use of each part, refer to the page number indicated in parentheses. Front vie w Zoom lens DISPLA Y button ( p. 27 ) Operation button ( p. 27 ) Monaural microphone LCD LAMP button ( p.
2 Operation References Operation References Lithium battery cover ( p. 10 ) T ripod socket* Left view Diopter adjustment dial ( p. 16 ) Battery release ( pp. 6, 10 ) * When attaching a tripod with a guide pin, do not attach the pin to the bottom of the camcorder .
3 Operation References Viewfinder ( pp. 15, 16 ) Power Zoom Wide angle/ T elephoto control ( p. 20 )/ VOLume control ( p. 25 ) Start/Stop button ( p. 19 ) PHOTO button ( p. 34 ) Power switch ( v Camera Recording mode/ w Playback mode select switch) ( pp.
4 Operation References Operation References W ar ning Indicators If a warning indicator appears on the screen, follow the specified instructions. Display ed for the first 3 seconds Displayed after 3 seconds Description of warning There is no video cassette in the camcor der .
5 Preparation Preparation Attaching and Removing the Batter y Pack Attaching 1 Make sure that the P ow er s witch is set to OFF . 2 Open the LCD monitor to a 90° angle to the camcorder body . 3 Slide the battery pack in the direction of the arrow with the “ m ” mar k facing out.
6 Preparation Preparation Removing 1 Make sure that the P o wer switch is set to OFF , then open the LCD monitor to a 90° angle to the camcorder body .
7 Preparation Charging the Batter y Pack 1 Attach the battery pack on the camcorder , and make sure that the P ower s witch is set to OFF . 2 Open the DC IN jack cov er . 3 Inser t the DC plug into the DC IN jack of the camcorder ( 1 ), and plug the AC plug into a po wer outlet ( 2 ).
8 Preparation Preparation Powering the Camcorder fr om an AC Outlet Y ou can also power the camcor der from a power outlet by using the supplied AC adapter . Note: • The supplied AC adapter is specially designed for use with this camcorder , and should not be used as a power supply for other camcorders.
9 Preparation Inserting and Removing a Cassette Inserting 1 Attach the power source to the camcorder , then slide and hold the cassette compar tment door release as you open the cassette compart- ment door . • After confirmation sound, the cassette holder extends and opens automatically .
10 Preparation Preparation Installing the Lithium Batteries Installing the Memor y Batter y The supplied CR 1216 type lithium battery is used to store the memory of the date and time settings. 1 Make sure that the P ow er switch is set to OFF . 2 Open the LCD monitor to a 90 ° angle to the camcorder body .
11 Preparation Installing the Battery to Remote Control (Not sup- plied) The remote control (RRMCGA149WJSA) is not supplied with this camcorder . Contact the nearest SHARP service center or your dealer for purchasing as specified part. The CR 2025 type lithium battery is used to power the remote control unit.
12 Preparation Preparation 4 Press m or l to select “ EXECUTE ” , then press the center of the Operation button. 5 Press the center of the Operation button. 6 Press m or l to select “ JUN ” (month), then press the center of the Operation b utton.
13 Preparation Changing to the 24-hour Time Mode 1 After perf or ming step 10 above , press l or m to select “ 12H/24H ” , then press the center of the Operation button. 2 Press l or m to select “ 24H ” , then press the center of the Operation button.
14 Preparation Preparation Adjusting the Hand Strap 1 Open the hand strap flap ( 1 ) and grip strap ( 2 ). 2 Loosen the grip strap , pass your right hand through the hand strap , and put your thumb close to the Start/Stop button and y our index finger on the P ower Zoom control.
15 Preparation Using the Viewfinder Y ou can r ecord the subject using the electronic viewfinder . Y ou can also watch playback through the viewfinder . 1 Pull out the viewfinder completely . 2 Hold down the Loc k button and set the P ower s witch to v or w .
16 Preparation Preparation Closing the viewfinder Push in the viewfinder completely . Notes: • Do not use excessive for ce when moving the viewfinder . • Do not pick up the camcor der by the viewfinder . • The viewfinder automatically turns off when the LCD monitor is opened.
17 Preparation Using the LCD Monitor Y ou can use the LCD monitor to play back recordings that you have made or to watch the subject during recor ding. 1 Open the LCD monitor to a 90 ° angle to the camcorder body . 2 Adjust the LCD monitor to an angle that allow easy viewing of the on- screen picture.
18 Preparation Preparation Tips on Recording Positions T urn the LCD monitor so that the screen faces upward. Balance your weight on both legs. T urn the LCD monitor so that the screen faces downward.
19 Basic Operations Easy Camera Recording in Full Auto Mode • Before you start r ecording, perfor m the operations described on pages 5 through 18 to prepare your camcor der for recording. 1 Remov e the lens cap. 2 Hold down the Lock b utton and set the P ower s witch to v .
20 Basic Operations Basic Operations Camera Recording PAUSE T o pause r ecording Press the Start/Stop button again. Record- ing pauses, and the camcorder enters Recording Standby mode. T o turn the power off Set the Power switch to OFF without pressing the Lock button.
21 Basic Operations Power Standby Mode Power Standby mode allows you to prevent accidental recor ding by locking all operations except canceling the mode. Hold down the ST ANDBY b utton for more than 2 seconds when you pause record- ing. • The screen turns off and the ST ANDBY indicator lights up.
22 Basic Operations Basic Operations Camera Recording Auto Focus The camcorder is pr eset to Auto Focus mode, which is designed to focus on most types of subjects. In Auto Focus mode, the camcorder automatically focuses on the subject in the center of the scene.
23 Basic Operations 30 min Remaining Recording Time Display When the camcorder is recor ding, an on- screen indicator displays the approximate remaining tape time in minutes. Notes: • The remaining recording time indicator appears when the on-screen indicators are turned on.
24 Basic Operations Basic Operations Camera Recording T o stop playback Press l . T o turn the power off Set the Power switch to OFF without pressing the Lock button.
25 Basic Operations VOL U M E Video Sear ch The video search function makes it easy to search for a desir ed scene on the tape. Searching for a Scene Near the Current T ape Position 1 During playbac k, press k (or j ) on the Operation b utton. • The playback picture fast forwards (or reverses).
Basic Operations Playbac k 26 Basic Operations W atching Playback on a TV Y ou can connect the camcorder to a TV to allow a larger audience to enjoy playback. 1 Open the terminal cover on the camcorder (see page 2). 2 Connect the camcorder to your TV (or VCR) with the supplied audio/video/S- video cab le, as shown.
27 Useful Features Operation button DISPLA Y button Power switch Information display on Mode screen Information display off Example Example Useful Features Control Buttons Operation button Use the Operation button to select and set the desired setting.
28 Useful Features Useful Features DISPLA Y button Operation button Power switch Example Example Example Using the Menu Screens Use the menu screens to adjust the various camcorder settings. 1 Hold down the Lock b utton and set the P ower s witch to v or w .
29 Useful Features Power Zoom control Digital zoom indicator Useful Features Camera Recording 5 Press l or m to select “DGTL ZOOM”, then press the center of the Operation button. 6 Press l or m to select “40” or “500”, then press the center of the Operation button.
30 Useful Features Camera Recording Useful Features Backlight Compensation (BLC) When the subject is backlit, the image will appear dark if it is recor ded nor mally . Use the backlight compensation (BLC) function to improve the pictur e. 1 In Camera mode, press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears.
31 Useful Features Gain-up When you are r ecording in a dark or poorly illuminated location, “LIGHT” is displayed on the screen. Use the gain-up function to record a brighter pictur e. Note: • At locations where lighting is adequate, “LIGHT” will not appear .
32 Useful Features Camera Recording Useful Features Fade In and Fade Out The fade function allows you to gradually bring the image and sound in or out at the beginning or end of a scene for creating scene transitions. This is especially effective in creating a dramatic change in scenery .
33 Useful Features Quick Retur n If while playing back your tape you want to quickly return to the last recorded scene and start recording again, use the quick return function. 1 In Recording Standby mode , press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears.
34 Useful Features Camera Recording Useful Features Still Recor ding Y ou can r ecord continuous still images of subjects. 1 In Recording Standby mode , press the PHO T O button fully . • A still image of the subject is displayed. 2 Press the Star t/Stop button.
35 Useful Features Digital Image Stabilization (DIS) The digital image stabilization (DIS) function allows you to stabilize the image by electronically compensating for r elatively minor image shaking that is often annoying in close-up shots. 1 In Camera mode, press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears .
36 Useful Features Camera Recording Useful Features Self Recording Nor mal self r ecording Open the LCD monitor and rotate it 180° vertically so that the screen faces the other way and the subject can monitor the shot while you are r ecording with the viewfinder .
37 Useful Features Self recor ding with reversed grip Rotate the grip 90 ° and the LCD monitor 180 ° vertically so that you can record yourself while holding the grip. 3 Open the LCD monitor to a 90° angle to the camcorder body ( 1 ), and then rotate it 180° vertically ( 2 ).
38 Useful Features Camera Recording Useful Features Wide Screen (16:9) The wide screen function lets you recor d scenes with the wide-screen feel of a movie shown in a theater . The top and bottom of the picture ar e masked with black bands to produce an effective scr een aspect ratio of 16:9.
39 Useful Features Recording in LP (Long Play Recor ding) Mode This camcorder allows you to r ecord in LP (Long Play Recording) mode for appr oxi- mately 50% more r ecording time with the same picture quality as that in SP (Standar d Play Recording) mode.
40 Useful Features Camera Recording Useful Features Windbreak The windbreak function allows you to reduce annoying noise from str ong winds when recor ding.
41 Useful Features Selecting the 16-bit Audio Recording Mode The camcorder normally recor ds audio in the 12-bit audio recording mode. For higher - quality audio recording, select the 16-bit audio recor ding mode. 1 In Camera mode, press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears (see page 27).
42 Useful Features Playbac k Useful Features Using the Remote Control (Not supplied) The remote control (RRMCGA149WJSA) is not supplied with this camcorder . Contact the nearest SHARP service center or your dealer for purchasing as specified part. Activating • The example scr eens shown are for Playback mode.
43 Useful Features Playback Functions with the Remote Control (Not supplied) Y ou can use the following playback functions with the remote control (not supplied), if you purchase it as a specified part by contacting the nearest SHARP service center or your dealer .
44 Useful Features Playbac k Useful Features Selecting the Date and Time of Recording Display Follow the procedur e below to select the date, or both the date and time, of recor ding display on the screen. Y ou can display the date and time during both recor ding and playback.
45 Useful Features Picture Ef fect Playback These picture ef fects let you play back images with a more dramatic ef fect. 4 Press the DISPLA Y button to turn off the mode screen.
46 Useful Features Playbac k Useful Features Rotate Playback This function allows you to play back images rotated 180°. 1 In Pla yback mode, press the DIS- PLA Y button until the mode screen appears. 2 Press l or m on the Operation button to select “MENU”, then press the center of the Operation button.
47 Advanced Features Power Zoom control Operation button DISPLA Y button Manual focus indicator Manual Focus Auto Focus may not be able to focus on the subject in the situations shown below . In such situations, set the camcorder to Manual Focus mode and focus manually .
48 Adv anced Features Camera Recording Advanced Features Displaying the Manual Setting Scr een Y ou can manually adjust these settings as shown below in the manual setting screen. • White Balance (see page 49) • Manual Iris (see page 50) • Manual Gain (see page 51) 1 In Camera mode, press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears.
49 Advanced Features White paper or white cloth White Balance Lock The color of the subject on the screen looks differ ent depending on lighting conditions. Lock the White Balance if the Auto White Balance does not work properly . 1 In Camera mode, press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears .
50 Adv anced Features Camera Recording Advanced Features Manual Iris The camcorder is pr eset to Auto Iris mode, which automatically selects the optimal aperture. However , when ther e is too much contrast in brightness between the subject and background, you may not be able to record a clear image.
51 Advanced Features Manual Gain When recording in a dark or poorly illuminated location with Auto Gain mode, the light sensitivity of the camcorder (gain) will be automatically adjusted and the recorded image may be brighter than the subject actually is.
52 Adv anced Features Camera Recording Advanced Features Setting the Camcorder to Full Auto Mode Y ou can set all manual settings, including white balance, iris, gain, but not focus, to Full Auto mode in one operation. 1 In Camera mode, press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears .
53 Advanced Features Scene setting indicator Scene Menu (Program AE) Y ou can set the camcor der to a shooting mode that will create the best r esults for a specific situation.
54 Adv anced Features Playbac k Advanced Features Using the Time Code The time code shows the hour , minute and second of recor ding, and the frame number (1 frame = approx. 1/30 sec.). This is automatically recor ded along with the subject when you are recor ding on the tape.
55 Advanced Features Editing Video editing lets you r efine your videos by removing unwanted sequences fr om your tape, or transposing one sequence with another . This camcorder lets you monitor the sour ce program on the built-in LCD monitor without having to connect it to an external TV or video monitor .
56 Adv anced Features Playbac k Advanced Features Editing with the DV T er minal (IEEE1394) This camcorder enables you to perform digital video editing. A DV cable transfers all dubbing signals including video and audio. Preparation Connect the camcorder to video equipment with a D V terminal using a commercially availab le D V cab le.
57 Advanced Features Audio Dubbing Feature Y ou can add narration to r ecordings made with this camcorder , while preserving the original audio and video recor dings. Microphone f or Audio Dubbing Y ou can use the built-in monaural micr o- phone to record narration.
58 Adv anced Features Playbac k Advanced Features Audio Dubbing 1 Pla y back the Mini D V cassette recorded in SP mode and locate the tape position where you wish to start audio dubbing. 2 Press m on the Oper ation button to pause playbac k. 3 Press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears.
59 Advanced Features Selecting the Audio Playback Mode Y ou can select any of the following audio playback modes. Audio 1 H 2 • 12-bit recor ding in mono (Audio 1 and Audio 2 channels) • 16-bit re.
60 Appendix Appendix Darker Brighter Decrease Darker Increase Brighter – + – + – + LCD BR I G HT LCD COLO R V F BR I G HT 6 Press j or k to adjust the item to the desired setting, then press the center of the Operation button.
61 Appendix Adjusting the Backlight 1 Press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears. 2 Press l or m on the Operation button to select “MENU”, then press the center of the Operation button. 3 Press l or m to select “EXECUTE”, then press the center of the Operation button.
62 Appendix Appendix Information display OTHE RS 1 BEEP RE M O T E DE FAUL T L A NGUA G E RE TURN EN GL I S H FRA N Ç AI S ESP A Ñ OL D EMO MO D E LANGUE FRAN Ç AI S A U T O 4 0 0 2 .
63 Appendix Setting the Camcor der to Factory Presettings Y ou can set the camcorder to the factory presettings in one operation. • The example screens shown are for Camera mode. 1 Press the DISPLA Y button until the mode screen appears. 2 Press l or m on the Oper ation button to select “MENU”, then press the center of the Operation b utton.
64 Appendix Appendix Demonstration Mode Y ou can watch a brief demonstration of the special camcorder featur es in Demo mode. If the demonstration appears on the screen when you turn on the camcorder for the first time, cancel the Demo mode to use your camcorder .
65 Appendix Position the subject in the center . Focus manually when you need to position the subject off center (see page 47). Useful Information Hints for Better Shooting • Position the subject in the center of the scene. When using auto focus, whatever is in the center of the scene is kept in focus.
66 Appendix Appendix Mini DV Cassette Precautions when using a Mini D V cassette • Be sur e to use only Mini DV cassettes with the i mark. • This camcor der can record and play back using Mini DV cassettes with cassette memory , but it cannot r ecord or play back this memory .
67 Appendix Battery Pack This camcorder uses a lithium-ion type battery pack. Charging • Charge the battery pack immediately (or a day) before use. The battery pack gradually self-discharges even if stored in a fully charged state. • Charge the battery pack between 50°F and 86°F (10°C and 30°C).
68 Appendix Appendix Window cleaning cover AC Adapter • The AC adapter may interfere with reception if used near a radio. • Pr event flammables, liquids, and metal objects from entering the adapter . • The adapter is a sealed unit. Do not attempt to open or modify it.
69 Appendix A commercially available AC plug adaptor AC 110–240 V Using Y our Camcorder Abroad T elevision signal standards and electrical voltages and frequencies vary substantially from country to country . When you are abroad, check the sections below befor e using the AC adapter or connecting the camcorder to a TV .
70 Appendix Appendix T roubleshooting Before calling for service, please check the following tr oubleshooting table. Symptom No power . Start/Stop button does not work. Power suddenly turns off. Auto focus does not work. Bright subject pro- duces wide vertical lines.
71 Appendix Symptom Video noise in image. No sound. T ape does not work. Motion images are rotated 180° upside down. Battery pack is easily depleted. Clock has been re- set. Cassette will not eject. No image on monitor . Viewfinder pictur e is hard to see.
72 Appendix Appendix Symptom POWER/CHARGE (RED) indicator flashes in red when charging battery pack. Cannot edit to con- nected VCR. “E007” is displayed on the screen, and unable to operate normally . P ossible cause AC adapter or battery pack may have malfunctioned.
73 Appendix Specifications Camcorder Signal System: NTSC standar d Recording System: 2 rotary heads, helical scanning system Cassette: Digital VCR Mini DV video cassette Recording/Playback Time: 90 minutes (DVM60, LP mode) T ape Speed: SP mode: 18.812 mm/second LP mode: 12.
74 Appendix Appendix On-screen Display Index A U T O AUT O 4 0 0 2 . 2 0 3M A : 0 1 J UN. 3 0 min AUT O A U T O AUT O 3 0 min AUT O SELEC T SET BLC GA I N / OF F FADE M EN U SC EN E M EN U FADE M EN U SC EN E M EN U M ANU AL SE T FOCUS AUTO FOC US DATE D I SP.
75 Appendix DIS P . DUB EFFE CT 4 0 0 2 . 2 0 3M A : 0 1 J UN. SELEC T SET OF F OTHE RS 1 BEEP RE M O T E DE FAUL T RE TURN LCD SE T BACK L I GHT L C D BR I GHT LCD COLO R RE T URN V F B RIG H T DA T E D I S P. AUD I O DUB PI C . EFFE C T M EN U DA T E A U DIO PIC .
76 Guía de operación rápida PRECA UCION RIESGO DE SA CUDIDA EL É CTRICA. NO ABRIR. Inf ormaci ó n impor tante para los consumidores de los EE.UU . AD VER TENCIA: P ARA REDUCIR EL RIESGO DE CA USAR UN INCENDIO O RECIBIR UNA DESCARGA EL É CTRICA, NO EXPONGA ESTE AP ARA T O A LA LLUVIA NI A LA HUMED AD.
77 PRECA UCION P ARA IMPEDIR DESCARGAS ELÉCTRICAS, INTRODUZCA LA P A TILLA ANCH A EN LA RANURA ANCHA, E INTRODUZCA COMPLET AMENTE LA CLA VIJA. (se aplica al adaptador de CA suministrado) PRECA UCION Si el adaptador de CA se extravía o tiene que ser cambiado, adquiera otro del mismo tipo en el centro de servicio SHARP de su concesionario.
78 • Antes de grabar una escena impor tante, realice una prueba de grabaci ó n, y luego reproduzca para comprobar si la escena se grab ó correctamente . Si se produce ruido, utilice una cinta de limpieza de venta en el comercio para limpiar las cabezas de v í deo (consulte la p á gina xii).
79 siguiendo las instrucciones del fabricante, y utilizando los accesorios de montaje r ecomendado por él. 9. La combinación del producto y un carrito deberá moverse con mucho cuidado. Las paradas r epentinas, la fuerza excesiva y las superficies irregular es pueden ser la causa de que la combinación del producto y el carrito se vuelquen.
80 12. Puesta a tierra o polarización—Este producto puede estar equipado con una clavija de alimentación de corriente alterna polarizada (una clavija con una patilla más ancha que la otra). Esta clavija sólo entrará en la toma de corriente de una forma, lo que constituye una característica de seguridad.
81 19. Daños que requieren ser reparados—Desenchufe este producto de la toma de corriente y solicite las reparaciones al personal de servicio cualificado cuando se produzcan las condiciones siguientes: a. Cuando el cable de alimentación o su clavija estén estropeados.
82 Gu í a de operaci ó n r á pida 90 ˚ Colocación de la batería 1 Asegúrese de que el interruptor de alimentación esté en OFF . 2 Abra el monitor LCD de manera que forme un ángulo de 90° con el cuerpo de la videocámara. 3 Deslice la batería en el sentido de la flecha con la marca “ m ” hacia fuera.
83 SAVE REC Inser ción de un casete 1 Coloque la fuente de alimentaci ó n en la videoc á mara, y luego deslice y sujete el dispositivo de abertura de la puer ta del videocompar timiento del casete seg ú n abre la puer ta. • Despu é s del sonido de confirmaci ó n, el portavideocasete se extender á y abrir á autom á ticamente.
84 Gu í a de operaci ó n r á pida Ajuste de la correa para la mano 1 Abra la solapa de la correa para la mano ( 1 ) y la correa de empu ñ adura ( 2 ).
85 Utilización del visor 1 Saque completamente el visor . 2 Mantenga pulsado el bot ó n de b loqueo y ponga el interruptor de alimentaci ó n en v o w . Ajuste de dioptrías Ajuste las dioptr í as seg ú n su vista cuando no pueda ver claramente la imagen del visor o los caracteres de la visualizaci ó n en pantalla.
86 Gu í a de operaci ó n r á pida Sugerencias sobr e las posiciones de grabación Para crear im á genes que puedan verse f á cilmente durante la r eproducci ó n, intente grabar con una postura estable y apoyando bien la videoc á mara, para impedir la sacudida de las im á genes.
87 Grabación fácil con la videocámara 1 Inser te un casete en la videoc á mara. 2 Mantenga pulsado el bot ó n de bloqueo y ponga el interruptor de alimentaci ó n en v . • Ahora se visualiza la imagen captada por el objetivo, y el indicador POWER/CHARGE (RED) se enciende en verde.
88 Gu í a de operaci ó n r á pida Reproducción 1 Mantenga pulsado el bot ó n de bloqueo y ponga el interruptor de alimentaci ó n en w . 2 Pulse j (o k ) del bot ó n de funcionamiento para rebobinar (o av anzar r á pidamente) la cinta hasta el punto deseado .
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