User manual SONY HVL-FDH2

[. . . ] this symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ] The video light is turned on in sync with the camcorder. To turn off the video light, cancel the standby mode of the camcorder or set the power switch to OFF. This mark indicates the Intelligent Accessory Shoe System for use with Sony video products. Video components and accessories equipped with this system are designed to make effective recording simple. When attached to a camcorder this unit functions as a video light and flash. â· Can only be used with a camcorder that has the intelligent accessory shoe attached. â· Video light ON/OFF/AUTO is controlled from the Standby mode. When set to AUTO the video light comes on automatically in dark places. â· The video flash can only be used on a camcorder with the PHOTO recording function. As the brightness of the flash is automatically adjusted according to the distance of the subjects, your picture does not become whitish with too much brightness. 1 Insert the video flash light into the intelligent accessory shoe of your camcorder in the direction of the arrow and slit on its bottom until it reaches the end and you hear it click. 2 Turn the lock knob to LOCK and tighten it until you hear it click. Make sure the video light has cooled down before storing it. When recording indoors with this unit, you can get clear and beautiful color pictures. â· For wide angle shots, the video light may not light the corners of pictures completely. Use the video light for shooting the main subject of the picture effectively. â· When bright light shines from behind the subject (backlighting), the video light is very effective for lighting up the main part of the subject, such as the face of a person. Outdoors, be sure that you do not stand facing the sun. [. . . ] 2 When the bulb has cooled sufficiently, grasp it securely and pull it out to replace. Insert the new bulb into the socket straightly. Make sure that the bulb is cool enough to handle. [. . . ]