Hitachi DZ-BD70A User Manual
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About the LCD monitor display when recording
yourself (the lens and LCD monitor are facing you)
yourself (the lens and LCD monitor are facing you)
• The LCD monitor displays a mirror image of the subject.
• You can check the image in the viewfinder. (You can also set the viewfinder
• You can check the image in the viewfinder. (You can also set the viewfinder
to “On” at all times, regardless of the orientation of the LCD monitor (p.57–
60).)
60).)
• The remaining battery charge indicator will only appear when battery power is
almost gone. The battery charge indicator flashes red in this case.
• A warning message will not be displayed (p.132). When any of the following
icons light in the LCD monitor, you can confirm the warning message by
rotating the LCD monitor 180° back to its normal orientation.
rotating the LCD monitor 180° back to its normal orientation.
• When the LCD monitor is in this position, you can also use the LCD monitor
as a light source when recording in dark locations (Assist Light, p.69).
You can use the viewfinder when the LCD monitor is closed or during mirror
image recording.
image recording.
To set the viewfinder to “On” at all times regardless of the orientation of the LCD
monitor, or to adjust the brightness or color density, see "How to use the LCD/
EVF setup and initial setup" (p.60).
monitor, or to adjust the brightness or color density, see "How to use the LCD/
EVF setup and initial setup" (p.60).
Recording/Playing Using the Viewfinder
How to use the viewfinder
Pull out the viewfinder until it clicks.
Slide the diopter control knob to adjust the
focus to suit your eyesight.
focus to suit your eyesight.
Note
Focusing will not be correct unless the viewfinder is pulled fully out.