Panasonic NV-RZ9EN User Manual

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This makes it possible to adjust the focus manually for
subjects and recording situations for which automatic focusing
is not precise.

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Zooming in on the subject before adjusting the focus
ensures that the subject remains precisely focused
even when you later zoom out. 

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The [MF] Indication 

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 appears. ([MF] means Manual

Focus.)

Cancelling the Manual Focus Mode
Press the [FOCUS] Button 

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once to make the [MF]

Indication disappear. Or, press the [PROG. AE] Button
repeatedly until the [AUTO] Indication appears.

Subjects and Recording Conditions Not Suitable for
Recording in the Full Auto Mode
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Subjects with dark surfaces

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Subjects with shiny surfaces or a lot of light reflection

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Subjects with weak contrast

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Subjects with part of it near and part of it far away from the
Movie Camera

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Subjects without vertical contours

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Subjects with fast movement

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Subjects behind moving objects

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Subjects behind glass covered by dirt, dust or water drops

MENU

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