Sony HXR-MC2000U Manual Do Utilizador

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STEADYSHOT
You can compensate for camera shake.
Set [ STEADYSHOT] to [OFF] (
when using a tripod (sold separately), then 
the image becomes natural.
 ACTIVE
Provides a more powerful SteadyShot effect.
STANDARD
Provides the SteadyShot effect under relatively 
stable recording conditions.
OFF (
)
The SteadyShot function is not used.
Notes
If you change the setting of  
[ STEADYSHOT], the imaging field will also 
change accordingly.
You can magnify images up to 12 times using 
optical zooming, unless [ STEADYSHOT] is 
set to [ACTIVE].
CONVERSION LENS
When using a conversion lens (sold 
separately), use this function to record 
using the optimum compensation for 
camera shake and focus for the lens.
 OFF
Select this when you do not use a conversion 
lens.
WIDE CONVERSION ( )
Select this when you use a wide-conversion 
lens.
TELE CONVERSION ( )
Select this when you use a tele-conversion 
lens.
LOW LUX
You can record bright color images, even in 
dim light.
 OFF
The LOW LUX function is not used.
ON ( )
The LOW LUX function is used.
FACE DETECTION
Detects the faces of your subjects 
and adjusts the focus/color/exposure 
automatically. Also, it adjusts the image 
quality of face parts more finely, in the case 
of the high definition image quality (HD) 
movies.
 ON
Detects faces.
OFF ( )
Does not detect faces.
Notes
Faces may not be detected depending on 
recording conditions, subject conditions, and 
the setting of your camcorder.
[FACE DETECTION] may not function 
properly depending on recording conditions. 
Set [FACE DETECTION] to [OFF] in this case.
Tips
For better face detection performance, shoot the 
subject(s) under the following conditions:
Shoot in a sufficiently bright place
The subject(s) does not wear glasses, a hat 
or mask
The subject(s) faces directly towards the 
camera
The detected faces are recorded in Face Index, 
however, some faces may not be. Also, there 
is a limit to the number of faces that can be 
recorded in Face Index. To play back from the 
Face Index, see page 36.