Sony 2-887-515-14(1) Manual De Usuario

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HDR-FX7E

2-887-515-14(1)

If 

 flashes during standby mode, set the 

ND FILTER switch F to 1 to turn on the 

 indicator. If 

 flashes, set the ND 

FILTER switch to 2 to turn on the 

 

indicator. If 

 flashes, set the ND 

FILTER switch to OFF to turn off the 
indicator.

b

• If you move the ND FILTER switch during 

recording, the picture and sound may be 
distorted.

• If you adjust the iris manually, no ND filter 

indicator will appear even if the ND filter 
should be activated.

z

• If you close the iris extensively when recording 

a bright subject, diffraction may occur, resulting 
in a fuzzy focus (this is a common phenomenon 
with video cameras). The ND filter suppresses 
this phenomenon and gives better recording 
results.

If there is a part of the screen where 
brightness is over a certain level, the part 
may appear excessively white when played 
back. By displaying the zebra pattern on 
such a part, you can be reminded to adjust 
the brightness before recording.
Select the brightness level to display the 
zebra pattern with the ZEBRA switch E, 
then the zebra pattern will appear.
Select the brilliance value from [70] or 
[100].
If you select [70], the zebra pattern appears 
at the part with 70±5 % of the brilliance 
signal.
If you select [100], the zebra pattern 
appears at the part with 100% or more.

• Set the ZEBRA switch E to OFF.

b

• The zebra pattern is not recorded on the tape.

z

• This is convenient for adjusting the brightness 

while a histogram (p. 62) is displayed.

You can adjust the gain manually when 
shooting blackish or dark objects if you do 
not want the AGC (auto gain control) to be 
activated.

1

During recording or standby, set the 
AUTO LOCK switch A to the center 
position to release the auto lock.

2

Press the GAIN button B.
The current gain value appears.

3

Adjust the gain by turning the SEL/
PUSH EXEC dial D.
The gain can be adjusted between 0dB 
and 18dB by every 3dB.

z

• The gain value can be stored temporarily by 

setting the AUTO LOCK switch A to HOLD 
after the manual adjustment.

Press the GAIN button B, or set the 
AUTO LOCK switch A to AUTO LOCK.

b

• If you set the AUTO LOCK switch 

A 

to 

AUTO LOCK, other manually adjusted items 
(iris, shutter speed, white balance) also become 
temporarily automatic.

• The setting returns to automatic adjustment 

when you set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) 
for more than 12 hours.

You can manually adjust and fix the shutter 
speed. Depending on the shutter speed, you 
can make the subject look still, or 
emphasize the fluidity of movement.

1

During recording or standby, set the 
AUTO LOCK switch A to the center 
position to release the auto lock mode.

2

Press the SHUTTER SPEED button C.