User manual HASBRO GOING TO JERUSALEM

[. . . ] You can print out the “Handycam” Handbook. Index  US Read this first Using the camcorder  Do not hold the camcorder by the following parts, and also do not hold the camcorder by the jack covers. Table of Contents Black points White, red, blue or green points  Viewfinder LCD Screen Lens (GOING TO JERUSALEMH/VG30EH) Lens hood (GOING TO JERUSALEMH/ VG30EH)   Built-in microphone  Do not record the sun or leave the camcorder under the sun for a long time. The inside of the camcorder may be damaged. If sunlight is focused on a nearby object, it may cause a fire. When you must place the camcorder under direct sunlight, attach the lens cap. [. . . ] Focus and brightness settings of the first shot are used for the following shots. Bracket: 0. 3 EV ( ) Takes three photos, with different EV settings, each of which differs by 0. 3 EV. Bracket: 0. 7 EV ( ) Takes three photos, with different EV settings, each of which differs by 0. 7 EV. Search image  Notes [Single Shooting] is always set when using the PHOTO button on the Wireless Remote Commander for shooting. Note that shooting may not be possible if it is difficult to focus on a subject. Does not use the Cinematone function.  AF Mode Selects the focus method when PHOTO is pressed. This item is available in still image recording mode only.  Single-shot ( ) The camcorder focuses and the focus is locked when you press PHOTO halfway down. Use this when the subject is motionless. Self-Timer Press PHOTO to start the count down. A photo is recorded after about 10 seconds.  Off Cancels the self-timer. Index On ( ) Starts the self-timer recording. recording, touch   Continuous ( ) Tips You can also operate by pressing PHOTO on the Wireless Remote Commander (p.  112). The camcorder continues to focus while PHOTO is pressed and held halfway down. Use this when the subject is in motion. 73 US  Notes In movie recording mode, the camcorder automatically focuses appropriately to record movies.  In [Continuous] mode, the audio signals will not sound when the subject is in focus.  Off Does not adjust the exposure for backlit subjects. MANUAL Button Table of Contents SteadyShot You can compensate for camera shake. Trails of moving objects follow their natural direction of movement. Tips Pupils become dilated in dark environments. Flash light is reflected off the blood vessels at the back of the eye (retina), causing the “redeye” phenomenon. Search image Off ( ) Wind Noise Reduct. You can record a movie with less wind noise by cutting the low-frequency sound input from the built-in microphone.  Off Disables wind noise reduction. Does not flash Flash Level You can select the flash level when shooting photos with a compatible external flash (sold separately). You can set a flash value from -3. 0EV to +3. 0EV on your camcorder. The set value may not be effective depending on the connected flash (sold separately). is displayed when the flash level is set. On ( ) Enables wind noise reduction. Audio Mode You can change the recording sound format. 5. 1ch Surround (  2ch Stereo ( ) ) Index Records sound in 5. 1ch surround. Records sound in 2ch stereo. Red Eye Reduction A flash (sold separately) strobes 2 or more times before shooting to reduce the red-eye phenomenon. This item is available in still image recording mode only.   Notes Only applicable for the built-in microphone. 75 US Audio Rec Level You can adjust the volume when recording. is displayed on the recording screen when you change the volume. Zebra You can display a zebra pattern as a guide for adjusting brightness. [. . . ] Note that shooting may not be possible if it is difficult to focus on a subject. To change the battery of the Wireless Remote Commander  While pressing on the tab, inset your fingernail  Place a new battery with the + side facing up.  Insert the battery case back into the Wireless into the slit to pull out the battery case. Remote Commander until it clicks.  SCAN/SLOW buttons (p. 35)  / (Previous/Next) buttons (p. 34)  PLAY button  STOP button  DISPLAY button (p. [. . . ]