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Instruction Manual HD Camcor der PUB. DIE-0429-002 C OP Y.
2 Important Usage Instructions WAR NI NG TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELE CTRIC SHO CK, DO NOT EXPO SE THIS PRO DUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELE CTRIC SHO CK, DO NOT E XPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO DRIPPING OR SPLASHI NG.
3 Only for Eu r op ean Union an d EEA (Norw ay , Ice land and Liech tenstein) Thes e sym bols i ndicat e that this prod uct is not to be disposed of with your hous ehold waste, accor ding to the WEEE Dir ective (201 2/19/EU), the Battery Di rective ( 2006/66/EC) and/or nat ional legislat ion impleme nting those Dir ectiv es.
4 Importan t Safety Ins tructions CAN ICES- 3(B)/NMB-3(B) In these safety instructions the wo rd “apparatus” refers to the Canon HD Camcorder EOS C100 and all its accessories. 1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. 3. Heed all wa r nings.
5 Highlights of t he EOS C100 The Canon HD Ca mcorder E OS C100 is a versatile cam co rder that co mbines the powe r of our latest CMO S sensor and inter changeable lenses with the convenience of a compact size. The following ar e just some of the many featur es that will hel p tur n your c reative vi sion into r eality .
6 Advance d Professional F eatures Customizati on The camcorder features sever al customization options. Y ou can assig n often-used fu nctions to assignable buttons ( A 89 ) so that you can call up those functions with the press of a single button.
7 1. Introduction 11 About t his Manual 11 Conventions Used in this Manual 11 Supplie d Acces sorie s 13 Names of Parts 14 Grip Unit 19 Handle U nit 20 2.
8 Recordin g Audio 74 Connecting an External Mi c rophone o r External Audio Input Source to th e Camcorder 74 Using the Built-in Microphone or an E xternal Microphone Conn ected to the MIC Termi nal .
9 8. Addi tional Inform ation 133 Menu Options 133 Displayi ng the Stat us Screens 14 1 Resett ing the F ile Numbe ring 147 Troubleshooting 148 List of Messages 151 Handling Precautions 155 Main tenan.
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1 11 Introduct ion About this Manual Thank you for purchasing the Canon E O S C100. Please read this manual car efully before you use the camcor der an d re ta in it fo r f ut ure ref ere nc e. Sh ou ld t h e cam corder fail to operate corr ectly , refer to Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g ( A 148).
About this Manual 12 Setting the Time Code The camcorder g enerates a times code signal and embeds it in your recordings. Y ou can output the time code along with video output from the HDMI OUT terminal ( A 134). For 59.94 Hz recor dings, you can also select between a drop frame and non-dr op frame time code.
13 Supplied Access ories Supplied Accessories The following acce ssories ar e supplied with the camcor der . 1 Comes pre -atta ched t o th e camc order . 2 Use Da ta Import Uti lity to transf er your c lips to a compu ter . Refer to S aving Clips to a Computer ( A 123).
Names of Parts 14 Name s of Par ts 6 7 5 8 9 10 11 12 16 15 14 13 4 3 2 1 1 MAGN. (magnification) button ( A 67)/ Assi gnab le but ton 8 ( A 89) 2 PEAKING button ( A 67 ) / Assi gnab le but ton 9 ( A .
15 Names of Parts 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 17 18 17 EXT (modular u nit) terminal ( A 32) 18 MI C (mic rophon e) term inal ( A 74) 19 × (headphone) terminal ( A 79) 20 R EMOTE t ermin al For connecting commer cially available remote contr ollers.
Names of Parts 16 29 30 34 31 32 33 35 28 36 28 ST ART/ST OP button ( A 45) 29 EF Le ns mou nt i ndex ( A 29) 30 EF-S Lens moun t ind ex ( A 29) 31 EF Le ns l ock p in ( A 29) 32 Lens release button (.
17 Names of Parts 38 37 43 44 45 42 39 41 40 46 50 52 51 47 48 49 54 53 55 57 58 56 LCD pan el fully op en LCD panel raised 90 ° up and tu rned left 37 Dioptric adjustment l ever ( A 33) 38 V iewfi n.
Names of Parts 18 60 59 59 Focal plane mark 60 Accessory shoe with mounting hole for 0.64 cm (1 /4 in.) scr ews Cold shoe fo r attaching the supplied handle unit or other accessories, such as the optional VL- 10Li II Ba ttery Vide o Ligh t. 63 64 61 62 61 TB-1 T ri pod Bas e for tri pods w ith 0.
19 Names of Parts Grip Un it The grip unit comes originally attached to the cam corder . If the grip unit is r emoved, yo u will not be able to u se the joystick, but you c an set the joystick's function s (up/down/left/right/SET) to assignable buttons ( A 89) t o be able to change setting s that requir e the joystick*.
Names of Parts 20 Han dle Uni t 16 1 2 345 9 8 6 7 10 11 12 17 13 15 14 1 Micr ophone holder ( A 74 ) 2 Micr ophone lock scr ew ( A 74) 3 Fr ont tally lamp ( A 45) 4 Cold accessory shoe 5 Rear tally lamp ( A 45) 6S T A R T / S T O P l o c k ( C ) lever ( A 47) 7S T A R T / S T O P b u t t o n ( A 45) 8 Moun ting hole for 0.
2 21 Preparations Pr eparing the Power Supply Y ou can power the camcor der using a battery pack or dir ectly using the compact power adapter . If you connect the compact power adapter to the camcor der while a battery pack is attached, the c amcorder will dr aw power fro m the power outlet.
Preparing the Power Supply 22 • Charged battery packs continue to di scharge naturally . Therefor e, charge the m on the day of use, or the da y before, to ensur e a full charge. • We reco mmend that you prepar e battery packs to last 2 to 3 times longer than you think you m ight need.
23 Preparing the Power Supply Checking the Remaining Battery Charge When the camcor der is turn ed on, you can check the rema ining battery charge by l ookin g at any recor ding/ playback scr een or the [Battery/Hour M eter] status screen ( A 144 ).
Preparing the Power Supply 24 Using a Household Power Outlet Y ou can also power the camcor der dir ectly from a power o utlet us ing the supplied C A-930 Compact Power Adapter and DC-930 DC Cable. 1 S et the Q sw itch to OFF . 2 Connect the DC cable to the DC IN terminal on the camcor der .
25 Date, Time and Language Settings Date, Time and Language Settings Setti ng the Dat e and Time Y ou will need to set the date and t ime of the camcorder be fore you can start using it.
Date, Time and Language Settings 26 Displaying the Date and Time while Recording Y ou can display the date and time on the scr een. 1 Press the MENU button. 2 Push the joystick up/down to se lect [ £ LCD/VF Setup]. 3 S elect [ Custom D isplay 2] a nd then [Date/T ime] in a s imila r fashi on.
27 Using the Menus Using the Menus In mode, many of the camcor der’ s functions can be adjusted fr om the menu for general settings, which opens after pr essing the MENU button. Y ou can also re gister frequently used menu settings in a customized submenu (My Menu) for easy acce ss.
Using the Menus 28 • When an optional RC-V100 Remote Cont roller is co nnected to the camcor der , you can use the remote controller's Up/Down/Left/Right/SE T buttons in the same way as the camcorder' s joystick. Pr essing the SET button is equivalent to pre ssing the joystick on the cam corder .
29 Preparing the Camcorde r Pr eparing the Camcorder This section ou tlines the basic pr eparations for the camcor der such as attaching a lens and attaching the modular units (handle unit, grip unit, etc.
Preparing the Camcorde r 30 Attaching an EF Lens 1S e t t h e Q switch to OFF . 2 Remove the body cap from the camcor der and any dust caps from the lens. 3 Attach the lens to the camcor d er and turn the lens in the direction of the arrow until it c licks in place.
31 Preparing the Camcorde r 3 Select [On] and then pr ess the joystick. •A s l o n g a s [ ~ Camera Setup] > [Periph. Illum. Corr .] is set t o [On] , the camcorder w ill automatically apply the appro priate correctio n data.
Preparing the Camcorde r 32 6 When the confirmation message appears, press the joystick. IMPORT ANT • Be sure to observe the following pr ecautions while the lens firmware is being updated. - Do not disco nnect the power sour ce or turn off the camcorder .
33 Preparing the Camcorde r Using the Viewfinder Diopt ric Adjust ment T ur n on the camco rder and adju st the dioptric a djustment lever . Using the LCD Panel 1 Pull the LCD panel 90° up. 2 Rotate the LCD panel 180° le ft. 3 Push down the LCD panel to adjust it to the desired ang le of view .
Preparing the Camcorde r 34 Setting the Screen to Blac k & White The viewfinder and LCD screen display in c olor by d efau l t but you can set them to black & white. Even when the scr een is black & white, onscr een text and icons will still be displayed in color .
35 Preparing the Camcorde r Removing the Grip Unit 1 Set the Q switch to OFF . 2 Unscrew the g rip unit’ s lock scr ew and gently detach the grip unit. • The grip unit contains an internal connection cable so be sure n ot to pull it too for cefully .
Preparing the Camcorde r 36 Attaching a Shoulder Strap Pass the ends throug h the strap mount and adjust the length of the strap. IMPORT ANT • Be careful not to dr op the camcor d er when attachin g or adjusting the shoulder strap.
37 Preparing the Camcorde r The Camcorder’ s Co oling System The camcor der’ s internal temperature is controll ed using a cooling fan that will turn on when ever the camcor der itself is turned on. However , you c an turn off the coo ling fan temporarily if necessary .
Usi ng a n SD Ca rd 38 Usi ng an SD C ar d SD Cards Compatible for Use with the Camcorder Y ou can use the following types of commer cially availabl e Secure Digital (SD) car ds with this camcor der . The camcorder is equipped with two SD car d slots.
39 Using an SD Card Inserting and Removing an SD Car d Y ou can insert an SD card into SD car d slot A or slot B. If you have two SD cards, yo u can use both slots. 1 T ur n off the c amcorder . 2 Lift t he LCD panel upw ar ds and open t he SD ca rd compar tment cove r .
Usi ng a n SD Ca rd 40 NOTES • T o remove the SD car d: Push the SD car d once t o r elease it. When th e SD card springs out, pull it all the way out. • If yo u se t th e [ w Other Functions] > [Media Access LED] fu nction to [Off], the access indicators will no t illuminate.
41 Using an SD Card Switching Between the SD Car d Slots The camcor der features two SD card slots, SD car d slot A and SD car d slot B. If both slots co ntain an SD card, y ou can switch between them as necessary . Press the SLOT SELECT button. • The access indicator of the selected SD card slot will ill uminate in gr een.
Usi ng a n SD Ca rd 42 Checking t he Remaining Recording T ime on the S D Card When the camcorder is in mode, the display on th e u pper left of the scr een in dicates which SD car d slot is in use and the available r ecord ing time (in minutes*) that remains on each SD card.
43 Adjusting the Black Balance Adjusting the Black Balance Y ou can have the camcorder adjust the black balanc e automatically when ambient temperature changes considerably or if there i s a noticeable change in a true bla ck video signal. 1 O pen the [AB B] screen.
Adjusting the Black Balance 44 C OP Y.
3 45 Recording Recor ding Video This section explains the r ecording basic s. Bef or e you begi n re cording, make a test r ecording f irst to check if the camcor der operates corr ectly . Record for approximately 1 5 minutes at the default bit rate, 24 Mbps (LPCM) ( A 51).
Recordin g Video 46 2 P r ess the ST ART/STOP button to begin r ecor ding. • Recording starts. The rear and fron t tally lamps illum inate and the recor ding indic ator [ Ü REC] appears at the top o f the screen.
47 Recording V ideo Locking the Co ntrols in Recording Mode Once in mode, y ou can set the Q switch to C (key lock) to lock all the physical controls (bu ttons and swi tches) on the camcor der , save for the ST ART/ST OP button*. This is useful in pr eventing settings from being changed due to inadvertently pressing one of the buttons.
Recordin g Video 48 On screen Di splays Refer to this section for an e xplanat ion of the various screen di splays that appear in mode. Y ou can use the custom display function ( A 10 2) to turn off indiv idual onscreen displays if they ar e not requir ed.
49 Recording V ideo Canon Log Gamma and CINEMA Preset Y ou can easily set the camcor der to use a number o f preset pictur e- related settings especially designed with pr ofessional cinematogr aphy and motion picture pro duction in mind.
Recordin g Video 50 Checking Clips Recorded with Canon Log Gamma (View Assistance) When Canon Log gamma is u sed, the image displayed on the screen will a ppear darker than usual. Y ou can use the view assistance function to display an image that appr oximates the one that would be obtained using a normal gamma setting.
51 Video Confi guration: System Freque ncy, Bit Rate and Frame Rate Video Configuration: System Frequency , Bit Rate and Frame Rate Before y ou recor d, select the bit rate and fram e rate th at best match your cr eative needs. The options av ailable will depend on the system frequ ency selected: 59.
Video Configuration: S ystem Frequency, Bit Rate and Frame Rate 52 Available bit rate and f rame rat e settings 1 The cam cor der uses a vari able bi t rate (VB R). 2 Shooti ng at 30 fram es per secon d, progr essive; re corde d as 60i. 3 Shooti ng at 24 fram es per secon d, progr essive; re corde d as 60i.
53 Changing Main Camera Functions with the Joystick Changing Main Camera Functions with the Joystick Y ou can adjust three main camera fu nctions –shutter sp eed, white balance and ISO sp eed/gain– using only the joystick. This section will explai n the b asic operation for changing a value.
Shutter Sp eed 54 Shutter Speed Set the shutter speed based on the reco rding conditions . For example, you may want to set slower shutter speeds in darker envir onments. The cam corder offers the following 5 modes. [Speed]: Allows you to set t he shutter speed (in fractions of a seco nd).
55 Shutter Speed Chan ging th e Shutte r Mod e 1 Open the shutter [Mode] submenu. [ ~ Cam era Se tup] > [Shutter] > [Mode] 2 Select the des ire d mode and th en pr ess th e joyst ick. • If you selected [Speed] (the default value), y ou can continue the proc edure to select the incr ement scale to use when adj usting the shutter speed.
Shutter Sp eed 56 NOTES • Closing down the aperture when r ecording under br ight conditions may cause the pictur e to appear soft or out of focus. T o avoid the loss of sharpn ess due to diffraction, use a faster shutter speed, a denser ND filter ( A 59) or open up the aper ture.
57 ISO Speed/ Gain ISO S peed/Gai n Depending on the shooting conditions you may want to adjust the brightness of the image. Y o u can do so by changing the ISO speed or gain value to adjust the sensitiv ity of the sensor .
ISO Spee d/Ga in 58 Adjus ting the ISO/Ga in V alue 1 Press the ISO/GAIN button. • The current ISO/gain valu e will be highligh ted in orange . 2 Push the joystick up/down to select the de sired ISO speed o r gain value an d then p ress the j oystick.
59 ND Filter ND Filter Using the ND f ilters allows you keep the apertur e within an appropriate range when r ecor ding in bright su rroundin gs*. * Closin g down the a pertur e wh en r ecor ding un der brig ht con dition s may ca use th e pictu r e t o appear soft or out of focus.
Adjusting the Aperture 60 Adjusting the Aper ture Y ou can affect the brightness of your recor dings or ch ange the depth of field by adjusting the apertu re. For example, use a small apertur e value fo r a shallow depth of f ield that isolates the subject in focus and nicely blurs the backgro und.
61 Adjusting the Aperture NOTES • When using an EF l ens with no lens contacts, such as a Canon Cinema lens, you cannot adj ust the aperture using the camcorde r . Adjust the aper ture using the lens. • Y ou can use the [ w Oth er Functions] > [Custom Fun ction] > [Grip Ctrl Dial Dir .
Adjusting the Aperture 62 Light Me tering Mod e Select the light metering mode to match the recor ding co nditions. Usin g the appro priat e setting will ensur e that the camcorder obtains the most suitable exposu re level whe n automatic aperture is used.
63 White Balance White Balance The camcor der uses an electr onic white balance pr ocess to calibrate the pi cture and ensur e accurate colors under dif feren t lighting condition s.
White Balance 64 Prese t White Balance Settings 1 Press the WB button. • The white balance mode icon will be hi ghlighted in orange . • Y ou can also select the white balance mode ico n using only the joystic k ( A 53). 2 Push the joystick up/down to sele ct the ¼ or É icon and then pr e ss the joystick.
65 Adjusting the Focus Adjusting the Focus The camcor der of fers three ways to focus. Manual focus: T urn the focus ring on the attached lens to adjust the focu s. The camcorder o ffers several focus assistance functions to help you focus mor e accurately wh en using the manual focus.
Adjusting the Focus 66 Cont inuous AF When a compatible l ens is attached to the camcorde r , you can have the camcorder f ocus automatically . 1 S et the focus mode switch on the lens to AF in advance. • Refer to the instruction manual of the lens used.
67 Adjusting the Focus Using the Focus Assist ance Functions In order to focus more accurately , you can use two focu s assistance functions – peaking, which cr eates a clear er contrast by emphasizing the outlines of the subject, an d magnif ication, which enlar g es the image on the screen.
Onscreen Ma rkers and Ze bra Patt erns 68 Onscr een Markers and Zebra Patterns Using onscr een markers allows you to make sur e your su bject is correctly framed an d is within the appr opriate safe area. The z ebra patterns help you identify ar eas that are overexposed.
69 Onscreen Ma rkers and Ze bra Patt erns NOTES • Y ou can turn of f all other onscr een disp lays, leaving o nly the onscreen mark ers ( A 48). • If you set an assignable button to [Markers] ( A 89), you can press the button to turn the onscreen markers o n and off.
Setting the Time Code 70 Setting the Time Code The camcor der generates a time code signal and embeds it in your recor dings. Y ou can output the time code along with video outpu t fro m the HDMI O UT terminal ( A 140). For 59.94 Hz recor dings, you can also select between a dro p frame and non-drop f rame time code.
71 Setting the Time Code 2 Select [Set] and then pr ess the joystick. • The time code setting scr een appears with an orange selection frame indicating the hours.
Setting the Time Code 72 NOTES • When th e frame rate is set to 24P , the frames value in th e time code runs fr om 0 to 23. When the f rame rate is set to 50i o r PF25, it ru ns fro m 0 to 24. W ith other frame r ates, it runs from 0 to 29. • When pre-r ecording mode is activated, [Fre e Ru n] is set automatically and cannot be c hanged.
73 Setting the Us er Bit Setting the Us er Bit The user bit displa y can be selected fr om the date or the time of recor ding, or an identif ication code consisting of 8 char acters in the hexadecimal system. Ther e are si xteen possible characters: the number s 0 to 9 and t he lette rs A to F .
Recording Audio 74 Rec or ding A udi o Y ou can recor d audio using the built-in stereo microphone *, commer cially available micr ophones (XLR terminal*, MIC terminal) or line in put (XLR terminal*). Using the XLR terminals, you can select th e audio input independently for channel 1 and channel 2.
75 Record ing A udio Adjusting the Audio Lev el for the MIC T erm inal Y ou can adjust the audio reco rding leve l of a micropho ne attached to the MIC termi nal to auto or manual. The way to adjust the audio level depends on whether the handle unit is attached to the camcor der .
Recording Audio 76 Configur ing the Buil t-in Mic rophone’ s Low-Cut Fi lter 1 Open the [Int. Mic Low Cut] submenu. [ ¡ Audio Setup] > [Aud io In put ] > [Int. Mi c Low Cut] 2 Select the desired o ption an d then press the joystick. Options Selecting the Built-in Micr ophone’s Sensitivity 1 Open the [Int.
77 Record ing A udio Using Audio Input from the XLR T erm inals Using the XLR terminals CH1 and CH2, you can recor d audio independently to the tw o audio channels from a microphone o r analog audio input sour ce. Switching Between M icrop hone and Line Input 1 Set the AUDIO IN switch of the desired channel to EXT .
Recording Audio 78 Adjustin g the Audio Level for the XLR T erminals Y ou can set the audio recording level for audio input from the XLR terminals to automatic or manual independently for each channel.
79 Record ing A udio Adjust ing the Mi crophone’ s Sensiti vity Y ou can adjust the micro phone’ s sensitivity if the XL R terminal switch is set to MI C or MIC+48V .
Color Bars /Audio Reference Signal 80 Color Bars/Audio Refer ence Signal Y ou can have the camcord er generate and re cord col or bars and a 1 kHz audio r efere nce signal and output them fro m the HDMI OUT terminal, A V OUT terminal and × (headphone) terminal (aud io ref erence sig nal only).
81 Video Scope s Video Scop es The camcor der can display a simplified wa veform monitor or an edge monitor* to help you focus. The video scopes appear only on the LCD scr een.
Video Scopes 82 Config uring th e Edge M onito r Using this video scope allows yo u to focus with mor e preci sion. Y ou can use the edge monitor alo ng with the other focus assistance functi ons ( A 67). The e dge monitor fe atures 2 modes. 1 Open the [E dge Monitor] submenu.
83 Reviewing a Recor ding Reviewing a Recor ding When the camcor der is in mode, yo u can r eview the last clip that was r ecorded. 1 Open the [Rec Review] submenu to set the r eview length. [ w Other Function s] > [Rec Review] 2 Select the des ire d opt ion and t hen pr ess the joy stick.
Pre-re cording Mode 84 Pr e-recor ding Mode When pre-r ecording m ode is activated, the camcorder star ts r ecording co ntinuously into a temporary memory of approxim ately 3 seconds so when you press the ST AR T/STOP button , the clip will contain also appro ximately 3 seconds of video and a udio recor ded before you pressed the button.
85 Continuous Recording Continuous Recor ding Using continuous r ecording yo u can avoid missing impor t ant shooting opportunities. Y ou need to activate the continuous recording mode using the m enu. Once continu ous re cording has started, the camcor der will keep recor ding until you acc ess the menu to stop r ecording.
Continuous Recording 86 5 T o stop the continuous recor ding, open the continuo us recor ding [Start/Stop] submenu. [ w Other Functions] > [Continuous Rec] > [Start/Stop] 6 S elect [St op] and t hen press SE T . • Continuous recor ding will stop.
87 Using the RC-V100 R emote Controller Using the RC-V100 Remote Controller Y ou can connect the optional RC-V100 Re mote Contro ller to contro l the camcorder (including advanced recor ding functions) fr om a distance.
Using the RC-V100 Remote Controller 88 C OP Y.
4 89 Customization Assignable Buttons The camcor der conveniently features 15* buttons to which you can assign various functions. By assigning often- used functions, you can quickly access them with a single press of a button. Assignable button 7 is located on the grip unit, so its availability depends on the camcor der configuratio n used.
Assignab le Buttons 90 4 Navigate the menus to find the menu setting you want to re gister and then pr ess the joystick. • The selected menu setting will be r egister ed to the customizable slot and to the assig nable button.
91 Assignable Buttons * Fun ction can be used o nly by a ssign ing it to a bu tton. ** Not available durin g photo playback . [Headpho ne +] Increas es the head phone vol ume. Ü Ü 109 [Headpho ne -] Reduces the headphone vo lume. Ü Ü [Speak er +] Increases the built-in speaker's volume.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 92 Custom Pictur e Settings Y ou can preset a number of pictur e-related settings ( A 9 5). Y ou can change each individual setting for maximum contro l or use a more i ntuitive graphical interf ace to adjust the gamma cu rve and white balance shift ( A 101).
93 Custom Picture Settings NOTES • About changing custom picture r elated settings using t he optional RC-V100 R emote Controller - If a pr otected custom picture file or no custom pictur e file is sele cted on the camcor der ([ - / Sele ct File] is set to [Of f]) custom picture r elated settings cannot be changed using the rem ote controller .
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 94 3 S elect [ Set] an d then p ress the joys tick. 4 Pr ess the CUSTOM PIC TURE button to exit the cust om picture menu and appl y the selected custom picture settings. Protect ing Custom Pictur e Files Protecting a custom picture file pr events its settings fr om being accidentally changed.
95 Custom Picture Settings 4 Select [OK] and then press the joystick. • The file in the camcor der will be overw ritten by th e one on the SD car d. When the confirmation scr een appears, p ress the joystick. 5 Press the CUSTOM PICTURE button to exit the custom picture menu and a pply the selected custom picture settings.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 96 [Wide DR]: Applies a gamma curv e with a very w ide dynamic range, optimized f or playback on an HDTV . [Canon Log]: Applies a logari thmi c gamma curve for outstanding dynamic range. Requir es image proc essing in post-production.
97 Custom Picture Settings [Low Key Sat ur .] Adjusts color saturati on in dark ar eas. [Enable]: Activates/deac tivates the setting. (Default: [Off ]) [Level]: Specifies how saturated colors ar e in dark areas. This setting can be adjusted fr om -50 to 50.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 98 [Select]: In addition to the sharpne ss set by [Level], [Select] sets the sharpness for ar eas with higher frequencies. Hig her values apply mor e sharpness to ar eas with higher fr equencies. Use this for subjects in which normal sharpe ning is not effectiv e.
99 Custom Picture Settings [Col or Mat rix] Color matrix af fects the color tone s throughout the whol e imag e. When [Gamma] is se t to [Can on L og] , th is setting has no effect on the pictur e. [ Select ]: Avail able options ar e [Normal 1] to [Nor mal 4], [Cin e 1] and [Cine 2], [EOS Std.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 100 [Area B Revision]: Sets the amount of correction for ar ea B. [Level]: Adjusts the amount of corre ct ion to the co lor saturation. Th is setting can be adjusted fr om -50 to 50 . (Default: ±0) [Phase]: Adjusts the amount of corr ection to the color phase.
101 Custom Picture Settings Simplified Graphical Interface In addition to the very detailed settings explained in the pr evious section ( A 95), the camcorder o ffers a m ore intuitive graphical interface for adjusting the gamma curve and w hite balance setti ngs.
Customi zing Functions a nd Onscree n Displays 102 Custom izing Functions and Onscreen Displays Customize the camcor der to match your shooting style and needs. Use the [ w Other Functions] > [Custom Function] setting to adjust how some of the camco rder’ s controls and functions operate in mode.
103 Saving and Loading Camera Settings Saving and Loading Camera Settings After you adjust custom picture settings and settings in the various menus, yo u can save those settings on an SD car d. Y ou can load those settings at a later date or on another C100 camcor der so that you can use that camcor der in that same exact way .
Saving and Lo ading Camera Settings 104 C OP Y.
5 105 Playback Playback This section explains how to play back clips r ecorded o n an SD car d. For details on playing back clips using an external monitor , refer to Connecting to an External Monitor ( A 118) . For de tail s on vi ewin g photo s, refe r to View ing Photos ( A 127).
Playback 106 Switching Between the SD Card Slots If both SD card slots contain an SD card, you can switch between them as necessary . Pre ss t he SLO T SELE CT but ton.
107 Playback Playing Back Clips Y ou can play back clips fro m the clip index scr een. Y ou can control the playback with the controls o n the camcord er or with the joys tick and onscr een joystick guide. 1 M ove the o range se lectio n frame t o the cl ip you wan t to pla y back.
Playback 108 On screen Di splays * Appear s when [ £ LCD/VF Setu p] > [Date/Ti me] is set to [On]. ** The au dio recor ding mode is only displ ayed for clip s recor ded using the [24 Mbps LP CM] bit rate. *** Appe ars when [ £ LCD/VF Setup] > [Aud io Level] is set to [On] .
109 Playback Playback Contr ols When you play back a clip, operate th e buttons on the camcorder’ s body or use the joystick and joys tick guide to use fast playback, play back frame-by- frame or skip clips.
Playback 110 NOTES • For details on changing the audio channel, ref er to Selecting the Audio Channel ( A 121). • If you set an assignable button to [Headphone +], [Headphone -], [Speaker +] or [Speaker - ] ( A 89), you can pr ess the button to adjust the headphone v olume or built-in speaker vo lume without usi ng the menu .
111 Clip Operations Clip Operations Y ou can use the clip menu to copy* clips, delete clips, and convert* clips to stan dard definition. Clip menu functions apply on ly to a single clip.
Clip Operatio ns 112 Copying a Selection of Clips 1 Open the clip selection index scr een. [ w Other Functions] > [Cli ps] > [Copy] > [Select] 2 Using the joystick, bring the orange se lectio n frame to a clip you wish to copy and then press the j oystick.
113 Clip Operations Deleting a Select ion of Clips/Shots 1 Open the clip sel ection or shot selection index scr een. [ w Other Function s] > [Clips] > [Dele te] > [Select] [ w Other Function .
Clip Operatio ns 114 • The clip will be played ba ck as it is converted. While the clip is bei ng converted, you can pr ess the joystick to cancel. 4 When the confirmation message appears, press the joystick. • The selected clip is converted to a n SD movie on th e destination c ard and the sc re en changes back to the clip index scre en.
115 Clip Operations Deleting SD Movies From the [SD Movies] index screen you can delete c lips that we re converted to standar d definition. Deleting a Single SD Movie 1 Open the [SD Movies] index screen ( A 106). 2 Select the desir ed SD movie and then pre ss the joy stick to open the clip menu.
Clip Operatio ns 116 C OP Y.
6 117 External Conn ections Video Output Configuration The video signal ou tput fr om the HDMI OUT ter minal de pends on the various menu settings and the capabilities of the external mon itor . Video fr om the A V OUT term inal is output as 4 80/59.94i (59.
Connecting to an External Monitor 118 Connecting to an External Monitor When you connect the camcorde r to an external monito r for r ecording or playback, use the termi nal on the camcorder that m atches the one you wish to use on the monitor . Then, select the video signal output configuration ( A 117).
119 Connecting to an External Monitor Using th e A V OUT T erminal The A V OUT terminal outputs a down-con ver ted analog video signal and audio signal for connection to monito rs with a composite audio/video input.
Connecting to an External Monitor 120 Superimposing Onsc r een Displays to Appear on an External Moni tor By default, onscr een displays are shown on the viewfinder but you can choose to superimpose onscr een displays on vide o output from the HDM I OUT terminal or A V OUT terminal.
121 Audio Outp ut Audio Output The camcor der can output audio fr om the HDMI OUT termina l, A V OUT te rminal or × (headphone) terminal. When audio is output fr om the A V OUT ter minal or × (headphone) term inal, you can configure o ther settings, such as the ou tput channel.
Aud io O utpu t 122 Selecting the Output Level of the A V OUT T erminal Y ou can select the output level of au dio that is output from the A V OUT ter mina l. 1 Open the audio ouput [Level] submenu. [ ¡ Audio Setup] > [Audi o Output] > [Level] 2 Select the desi red level and th en pre ss the j oysti ck.
123 Saving Clips to a Computer Saving Cli ps to a Computer Using the supplied software Data Import Utility to save your clips, you have the additional advantage of automatically joi ning clips that wer e saved as multiple files so y ou can work with them as single cl ips with the editing softwar e of your choice.
Saving Clips to a C omputer 124 C OP Y.
7 125 Photos T aking Photos Y ou can take photos when the camcor der is in mode or you can ca pture a photo fr om a clip when the camcor der is in mode. The size of the phot os r ecorded on the SD car d is 1920 x 108 0*. * At t his siz e, the cam corder ca n save a pproxima tely 670 photos o n a 1 GB SD card.
Taking Photos 126 NOTES • If the LOCK switch on the SD card selected f or recor ding is set to pr event writing, you will not be able to recor d a photo.
127 Photo Playback Photo Playback Y ou can view the phot os that you took w ith the camco rder . Displaying th e [Photos] Index Scr een Display the [Photos] index scr een to view photos. 1 Set th e Q switch to MEDIA. • The camcorder switches to mode and t he clip index screen a ppears.
Photo Ope rations 128 Photo Operations Y ou can use the photo menu to copy a photo, d elete a photo , or copy a custom pictur e file embedded in a photo.
129 Photo Operations Copy ing a Selec tion of Ph otos 1 From the [Photos] index scr een open the photo sele ction screen. [ w Other Function s] > [Photos] > [Copy] > [Selec t] 2 Using the joystick, bring the orange selection frame to a photo you wish to copy and then pr ess the joystick.
Photo Ope rations 130 Deleting a Photo from the Index Screen 1 Open the [Photos] Index Screen ( A 12 7). 2 Move the orange selection frame to the photo to be deleted. 3 Press the joystick to open the photo menu. 4 Select [Delete] and then press the joy stick.
131 Photo Operations Copying Custom Picture Files Y ou can copy to the camcor der a custom pictur e file em bedded i n a photo. Custom pi cture f iles can be copied from the photo playback screen or [Photos] index screen. Copying a File from the Playback Screen 1 Display the photo with the custom picture file to be copied ( A 127).
Photo Ope rations 132 C OP Y.
8 133 Additional Information Menu Options For details about ho w to select an item, r efer to Using the Menus ( A 27). For details about each function, see the refer ence page. Menu items without a r eference page ar e explained after the tables. Setting options in boldface indicate default val ues.
Menu Options 134 [ ¡ Audi o Setup] menu * Not ava ilabl e in the [P hotos] in dex scr een. [ ¢ Vid eo S et up ] m en u Menu item Subme nu Setti ng option s A [Audio In put] [Int. Mic Low Cut] [Off] , [LC1], [L C2] Ü – 76 [Int. Mic Sensiti vity] [Normal] , [High] Ü – 76 [MIC/Int .
135 Menu Options [ £ LCD/VF Setup] menu Menu item Submenu Setting optio ns A [LCD S etup] [Brig htn ess] -99 to 99 (±0) Ü Ü 33 [Cont rast] - 99 to 99 (±0) Ü Ü [Col or] -20 to 20 (±0) Ü Ü [Sh.
Menu Options 136 * Not ava ilabl e in the [P hotos] in dex scr een. [Audio Le vel]: Displays the a udio level meter when set to [On]. [Custom Display 1] settings [Lig ht Metering]: When set to [On], the light metering icon ( ° or ® ) is display ed if [ ~ Camer a Setup] > [Light Metering] is set to [Backl ight] or [Spotlight].
137 Menu Options [White Balanc e]: Displays the white balance indicator when set to [On]. [Expos ur e]: Displays the exposure bar when set to [On]. [Iris ]: Displays the aperture setting when set to [On]. [ISO /Gain]: Displays the ISO speed or gain setting when set to [On].
Menu Options 138 [ ¤ TC/UB Setup ] menu ( mode only) * In the follow ing cases, the time c ode is set to [NDF] and th is setti ng cannot be changed: - [ w Ot her Fu nctions ] > [System Fr equency] is set to [50.00 Hz] - [ w Ot her Fu nctions ] > [Sys tem Frequ ency] is se t to [5 9.
139 Menu Options 1 Not available in the [Photos] index sc r een. 2 The defaul t value de pends on the country/r egion or pur chase . 3 Setting op tions for [Assign Butto n]: [(NONE)], [ONE-SHOT AF ], [P USH A UTO IRIS], [Iris Mode], [Iris +], [Iris -], [AE Shift +], [AE Shi ft -], [Back light], [Spotligh t], [ISO/G AIN], [SHUTTER ], [View As sist.
Menu Options 140 [Camera Settings]: Resets the white balanc e, iri s, ISO speed, gain, shu tter speed, [ ~ Camera Setup] settings and custom pictur e settings to default settings. [Assignable Buttons]: Resets the assi gnable buttons to default settings.
141 Displaying the Stat us Screens Displaying the Status Sc reens Y ou can use the status screens to check the camcorde r’ s vario us recor ding- and playback-re lated settings. Y ou can also output the status sc r eens on an external monitor . 1 Press the ST A T US button.
Displayi ng the Status Screens 142 [Camera] Status Scr een ( m o d e o n l y ) [Assign Button 1/2], [Assign Button 2/2] Stat us Scr een * Assigna ble button s 1 to 6 do not appea r in mode.
143 Displaying the Stat us Screens [Audio] Status Screen [Media] Status Scr een * This info rmation appe ars only durin g contin uous recor ding mode. ** I n mode, t his infor mation appears only wh en openi ng the st atus s creen from the clip in dex sc r een .
Displayi ng the Status Screens 144 • In mode and when both re lay recor ding and double slot r ecor ding mode are tur ned of f in mode, only the information about the SD car d currently se lected for r ecording/playback will be displayed. [Video] Status Screen * mode on ly .
145 Displaying the Stat us Screens [ / Data 1/3] Status Scr een ( m o d e o n l y ) [ / Data 2/3] Status Scr een ( m o d e o n l y ) 1 3 2 5 6 7 8 9 4 1 Custom picture file name ( A 92) 2G a m m a ( A.
Displayi ng the Status Screens 146 [ / Data 3/3] Status Screen ( m o d e o n l y ) 1 3 2 5 6 7 8 4 1 White balance R/B gain ( A 99) 2 Color cor rection ( A 99) 3 Area A settings (phase, chr oma, area .
147 Resetting the File Numbering Resetting the File Numbering Photos and SD movies ar e automati cally assigned consecutive numbers from 0 101 to 9900, and stor ed on the SD card in fo lders containing up to 100 files. Folders are number ed fr om 101 to 998.
Troubleshooting 148 T roubleshooting If you have a pr oblem with your cam corder , refer to this section. Consult your dealer or a Canon Ser vice C enter if the problem persists. Pow er s our ce The cam corder will not t urn on or it tur ns off by itself.
149 Tr ouble sho oti ng Changing betw een recor ding ( Ü REC) and record pause (STBY) takes longer than usual. - W hen the SD card contains a la rge number of clips, some op erations may take longer than usual. Save yo ur clips ( A 123) and initi alize the SD car d ( A 40).
Troubleshooting 150 appears on the screen. - The camcord er and lens cannot communicate normally . Clean the lens’ s contacts and reattac h the lens. Pictur e and Sound Screen displays turn on and off repeatedly . - The batter y pack is exhausted. Replace or cha rge the batter y pack.
151 Tr ouble sho oti ng Cannot record on the SD card. - A co mpatible SD card mus t be used ( A 38). - I nit ialize the SD ca rd ( A 40) when you use it with the camcorder f or the first time. - Th e LOCK switc h on th e SD ca rd is set to preven t acci den tal eras ure.
Troubleshooting 152 Cannot p lay back - The file cont rol info rmation is corrupte d or ther e was a decoder err or . T urn off the ca mcorder and back on again. If t his does not solve the pr oblem, consult a Canon Service Center . • Corrupted file contr ol informati on cannot be recove red.
153 Tr ouble sho oti ng Media full - SD car d A and SD card B ar e full. Del ete some clips ( A 112) or p hotos ( A 129) to free so me space or replace one or both SD cards. Media is almost full - The amount of avail able space on SD card A and SD car d B combined is low .
Troubleshooting 154 * A/ * B Reached the reco rding limit for one clip. Recor ding was stopped. - When record ing a s ingle clip for an extended period of time , the clip w ill be split into smal ler video files ev ery 2 GB. This message wil l appear when the number of smaller vide o files reaches 50.
155 Handling Precautions Handling Pr ecautions Camcor der Be sure to observe the following precau tions to ensur e maximum perfor mance. • Do not carry the camcor der by the LCD pane l.
Handling Precautions 156 Long-term storage • Store battery packs in a dry place at temperatures no higher than 30 ° C (86 ° F). • T o extend the battery life of the battery pack , discharg e it completely befor e storing i t. • Charge and discharge all your battery packs fully at least onc e a year .
157 Handling Precautions • SD cards have a physical switch to pre ven t writing on the ca rd so as to avoi d the accidental era sure of the car d’ s content.
Maintenance/Others 158 Maintenance/Others Cleaning Camcorder Body • Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the cam corder body . Neve r use chemically tr eated cloths or volatile solvents su ch as p aint thin ner . Lens • Remove any dust or dirt particles using a non-aeroso l type blower brush.
159 Optional Access ories Optional Accessories The following optio nal accessories ar e co mpatible with this camcorder . The ava ilability diff ers from area to ar ea. For our custom ers in the USA: Call or visit your local r etailer/dealer for g enuine Canon video accessorie s.
Optiona l Accessories 160 Batte ry Pa cks When you need extra battery pack s, select from the following: BP-95 0G, BP-955, BP-9 70G, BP-975 When you use battery pa cks bearing the Intelligent Sys tem mark, the camcorder will communicate with the b attery and display the remaining usage time (acc urate to 1 minu te).
161 Optional Access ories Approximate t imes using t he viewfinder * Appr oxima te time s for r ecor ding wit h re peated op erat ions such as start /stop , and powe r on/of f. CB-920 Car Battery Adapt er Use the car battery adapter to charge battery packs on the go.
Specificati ons 162 Specifications C10 0 System • Recording System Movies: A VCHD Video compr ession: MPEG-4 A VC/H.264 Audio compr ession: L ine ar PCM, 16 bits, 48 kHz, 2ch; Dolby Digital 2c h Photos: DCF (Design rule for Cam era File system), com patible with Exif V er .
163 Specifications • Sensor Se nsitivity (ISO 640 ( 0 dB), 200 0 lux, 89.9 % reflec tion) F9 (1920x 1080 at 60i) F10 (1920x10 80 at 50i) • S/N Ratio (ISO 850, using Canon Log gamma) 54 dB (typi cal, 1920x1080, at PF30 / at PF25) • Subject I llumination (24 dB, with a n f/1.
Specificati ons 164 Modular Unit s Hand le Un it Modular unit includes a cold accessory shoe and socket fo r 0.6 4 cm (1/4 in.) scr ews for other accessories, built- in microphone, XLR terminals and r elated audio contr ols.
165 24P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 50.00 Hz/59 .94 Hz reco rdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 A ABB (automatic black balan ce) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
166 K Key lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47, 62 L Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 LCD screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 Lens firm ware . . . . . . . . .
167 V Video confi guration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 Video output configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 17 Video scopes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81 View assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
168 CANON CINEMA EOS LI MITED WARRANTY FOR PRODUCTS PURCHASED IN THE UNITED ST A TES The li mited warranty s et for th below i s give n by Cano n U.S. A.
169 CANON CINEMA EOS LIMITED WARRANTY FOR PRODUCTS PURCHASED IN CANADA The li mite d warrant y set f orth bel ow is gi ven by Ca non Can ada Inc. ('Cano n Canad a') wi th resp ect to ( a) th.
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