Sony dcr-pc 330 User manual

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Camera
Operations Guide
Mode d’emploi du
caméscope
Read this first
Lire ce mode d’emploi en premier
GB
FR
Digital Video Camera Recorder
DCR-PC330E
SERIES
TM
2
Read this first
Before operating the unit, please read this
manual thoroughly, and retain it for future
reference.
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose the unit to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open
the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified
personnel only.
“Memory Stick”
FOR CUSTOMERS IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
NOTICE ON THE SUPPLIED AC
ADAPTOR
A moulded plug complying with BS1363 is fitted to
this equipment for your safety and convenience.
Should the fuse in the plug supplied need to be
replaced, a fuse of the same rating as the supplied one
and approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362 (i.e.,
marked with or mark) must be used.
If the plug supplied with this equipment has a
detachable fuse cover, be sure to attach the fuse cover
after you change the fuse. Never use the plug without
the fuse cover. If you should lose the fuse cover, please
contact your nearest Sony service station.
FOR CUSTOMERS IN EUROPE
ATTENTION
The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies
may influence the picture and sound of this camcorder.
This product has been tested and found compliant with
the limits set out in the EMC Directive for using
connection cables shorter than 3 meters (9.8 feet).
b
Note
If static electricity or electromagnetic interference
causes data transfer to discontinue midway (fail),
restart the application or disconnect and connect the
USB cable again.
Notes on use
Note on Cassette Memory
Your camcorder is based on the DV format. You can
use only mini DV cassettes in your camcorder. Use of
mini DV cassettes with Cassette Memory is
recommended as you can use Title search (p. 54), Date
search (p. 55), [ TITLE] (p. 74), [ TAPE
TITLE] (p. 76).
Cassettes with Cassette Memory are marked
with .
Notes on recording
Before starting to record, test the recording function
to make sure the picture and sound are recorded
without any problems.
Compensation for the contents of recordings cannot
be provided, even if recording or playback is not
possible due to a malfunction of the camcorder,
storage media, etc.
TV color systems differ depending on the country/
regions. To view your recordings on a TV, you need
a PAL system-based TV.
Television programs, films, video tapes, and other
materials may be copyrighted. Unauthorized
recording of such materials may be contrary to the
copyright laws.
N-50
3
GB
Notes on the LCD panel, viewfinder, and
lens
The LCD screen and the viewfinder are
manufactured using extremely high-precision
technology, so over 99.99% of the pixels are
operational for effective use.
However, there may be some tiny black points and/
or bright points (white, red, blue, or green in color)
that appear constantly on the LCD screen and the
viewfinder.
These points are normal results of the manufacturing
process and do not affect the recording in any way.
Exposing the LCD screen, the viewfinder, or the lens
to direct sunlight for long periods of time may cause
malfunctions. Be careful when placing the camera
near a window or outdoors.
Do not aim at the sun. Doing so might cause your
camcorder to malfunction. Take pictures of the sun
only in low light conditions, such as at dusk.
Note on connecting other device
Before connecting your camcorder to other device
such as a VCR or a computer with a USB or i.LINK
cable, be sure to insert the connector plug in the proper
direction. If you insert the connector plug forcibly in
the wrong direction, the terminal may be damaged, or
this may cause a malfunction of your camcorder.
Note on using this manual
The images of the LCD screen and the viewfinder used
on this manual are captured using a digital still camera,
and thus may appear different from what you see.
Notes on using the camcorder
Hold your camcorder correctly.
To ensure a good grip, lower the finger rest and
fasten the grip belt as shown in the following
illustration.
When you are using the touch panel, place your hand
on the back side of the LCD panel to support it.
Then, touch the buttons displayed on the screen.
You can change the language to be used for screen
display on your camcorder (p. 22).
Do not hold the camcorder by the following parts.
Touch the button on the LCD screen.
Viewfinder
LCD panel
Battery pack
Flash
4
Read this first............................................................................................. 2
Quick Start Guide
Recording movies on a tape ...................................................................... 8
Recording still images on a “Memory Stick”............................................. 10
Getting started
Step 1: Checking supplied items.............................................................. 12
Step 2: Charging the battery pack............................................................ 13
Using an outside power source .................................................................................16
Step 3: Turning the power on................................................................... 16
Step 4: Adjusting the LCD panel and viewfinder...................................... 17
Adjusting the LCD panel ............................................................................................17
Adjusting the viewfinder .............................................................................................17
Step 5: Setting the date and time............................................................. 18
Step 6: Inserting the recording media...................................................... 20
Inserting a cassette tape ...........................................................................................20
Inserting a “Memory Stick” .........................................................................................21
Step 7: Setting the screen language........................................................ 22
Recording
Recording movies .................................................................................... 23
Recording for a longer time .......................................................................................25
Using zoom ................................................................................................................25
Recording in mirror mode ..........................................................................................26
Using the self-timer ....................................................................................................26
Recording movies fit for breaking into still images
– Progressive recording mode ............................................................................27
Recording still images – Memory photo recording............................. 28
Selecting image quality or size ..................................................................................29
Using the flash ...........................................................................................................30
Using the self-timer ....................................................................................................31
Recording a still image on a “Memory Stick” while recording movies on a tape .......32
Adjusting the exposure............................................................................. 32
Adjusting the exposure for backlit subjects ...............................................................32
Fixing the exposure for the selected subject – Flexible spot meter ...........................33
Adjusting the exposure manually ...............................................................................33
: Features available for tape only.
: Features available for “Memory Stick”
only.
Table of Contents
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Recording in dark places – NightShot, etc............................................... 34
Adjusting the focus................................................................................... 35
Adjusting the focus for an off-center subject – SPOT FOCUS .................................. 35
Adjusting the focus manually .................................................................................... 36
Using supplementary light to focus on a still image – HOLOGRAM AF ............. 37
Adjusting the frame and focus when recording a still image in darkness
– NightFraming ................................................................................................... 38
Recording a picture using various effects ................................................ 38
Fading in and out of a scene – FADER .............................................................. 38
Using special effects – Digital effect .................................................................. 40
Overlaying still images on movies on a tape – MEMORY MIX ................................. 41
Searching for the starting point .......................................................... 43
Searching for the last scene of the most recent recording – END SEARCH ............43
Searching manually – EDIT SEARCH ...................................................................... 44
Reviewing the most recently recorded scenes – Rec review .................................... 44
Playback
Viewing movies recorded on a tape ................................................... 45
Playing back in various modes ................................................................................. 46
Viewing recordings with added effects – Digital effect .............................................. 47
Viewing recordings on a “Memory Stick” ........................................... 48
Playing back in various modes from a “Memory Stick” ............................................. 49
Various playback functions ...................................................................... 50
Magnifying pictures – Tape playback zoom/Memory playback zoom ....................... 50
Displaying the screen indicators ............................................................................... 51
Displaying the date/time and camera settings data – Data code .............................. 51
Playing the picture on a TV...................................................................... 53
Locating a scene on a tape for playback ........................................... 54
Searching quickly for a desired scene – Zero set memory ....................................... 54
Searching for a scene using Cassette Memory – Title search .................................. 54
Searching for a scene by date of recording – Date search ....................................... 55
,continued
6
Advanced operations
Using the Menu
Selecting menu items ........................56
Using the (CAMERA SET) menu
– PROGRAM AE/WHITE BAL./16:9
WIDE, etc. ....................................58
Using the (MEMORY SET) menu
– BURST/QUALITY/IMAGE SIZE/
ALL ERASE/NEW FOLDER, etc. .64
Using the (PICT. APPLI.) menu
– PICT. EFFECT/SLIDE SHOW/
FRAME REC/SMTH INT. REC,
etc. ...............................................68
Using the (EDIT/PLAY) menu
– TITLE/TAPE TITLE/SEARCH,
etc. ...............................................73
Using the (STANDARD SET) menu
– REC MODE/MULTI-SOUND/
AUDIO MIX/USB-CAMERA, etc. .77
Using the (TIME/LANGU.) menu
– CLOCK SET/WORLD TIME,
etc. ...............................................82
Customizing Personal Menu ..............83
Dubbing/Editing
Connecting to a VCR or TV ...............86
Dubbing to another tape ..............87
Recording pictures from a VCR
or TV ............................................87
Dubbing pictures from a tape to a
“Memory Stick” .............................89
Dubbing still images from a “Memory
Stick” to a tape .............................90
Dubbing selected scenes from a tape
– Digital program editing ..............91
Dubbing sound to a recorded
tape ........................................97
Deleting recorded pictures ...........99
Changing the image size
– Resize .....................................100
Marking recorded images with specific
information – Image protection/
Print mark ...................................101
7
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting ...............................103
Warning indicators and messages ...111
Additional Information
Using your camcorder abroad ..........115
Usable cassette tapes .....................116
About the “Memory Stick ................117
About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery
pack ............................................119
About i.LINK .....................................121
Maintenance and precautions ..........122
Specification ....................................125
Quick Reference
Identifying parts and controls ...........127
Index ................................................134
Refer also to other operating instructions
supplied with your camcorder:
Editing images with your computer
cComputer Applications Guide
Quick Start Guide
8
Quick Start Guide
Recording movies on a tape
1 Attach the charged battery pack to the camcorder.
To charge the battery, see page 13.
2 Insert a cassette into the camcorder.
a Slide the battery release lever and
remove the battery terminal cover.
b Slide the battery pack in the direction
of the arrow until it clicks.
a Slide the OPEN/
ZEJECT lever in
the direction of the
arrow to open the lid.
The cassette compartment
comes out automatically.
b Insert the cassette with
its window-side facing
up, then push the center
of the back of the
cassette.
c Press .
Close the cassette lid after
the cassette compartment
slides back in by itself.
OPEN/ZEJECT lever
Window-side
Battery release lever
Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide
9
3 Start recording while checking the subject on the LCD screen.
The date and time is not set up in the default setting. To set the date and time, see page 18.
4 View the recorded picture on the LCD screen.
a Remove the lens cap.
b Press OPEN and
open the LCD panel.
c While pressing the
green button, slide
the POWER switch
down to light up the
CAMERA-TAPE lamp.
The power turns on.
d Press START/STOP.
Recording starts. To
change to standby mode,
press START/STOP again.
a Slide the POWER
switch repeatedly
until the PLAY/EDIT
lamp lights up.
b Touch (rewind).
c Touch (play) to
start the playback.
To stop, press .
To turn off the power, slide the
POWER switch up to (CHG)
OFF.
Quick Start Guide
10
Recording still images on a “Memory
Stick”
1 Attach the charged battery pack to the camcorder.
To charge the battery, see page 13.
2 Insert a “Memory Stick” into the camcorder.
a Slide the battery release lever and
remove the battery terminal cover.
b Slide the battery pack in the direction
of the arrow until it clicks.
Insert it so that the b mark
is at the bottom left corner.
Push in until it clicks.
Battery release lever
b mark
Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide
11
3 Start recording while checking the subject on the LCD screen.
The date and time is not set up in the default setting. To set the date and time, see page 18.
4 View the recorded picture on the LCD screen.
a Remove the lens cap.
b Press OPEN and
open the LCD panel.
c While pressing the
green button, slide
the POWER switch
repeatedly until the
CAMERA-MEMORY
lamp lights up.
The power turns on.
d Press PHOTO lightly.
A short beep sound is heard
when the focus is adjusted.
e Press PHOTO fully.
A shutter sound is heard
and the still image is
recorded.
a Slide the POWER
switch repeatedly
until the PLAY/EDIT
lamp lights up.
b Touch .
The most recently recorded
image is displayed.
c Touch (next) or
(previous) to
view images in
sequence.
To turn off the power, slide the
POWER switch up to (CHG)
OFF.
Getting started
12
Getting started
Step 1: Checking
supplied items
Make sure you have following items supplied
with your camcorder.
The number in parentheses indicates the number
of that item supplied.
“Memory Stick” 16MB (1)
AC Adaptor (1)
Mains lead (1)
Lens cap (Large, 1)
Attached to the camcorder.
Lens hood (1) and Lens cap (Small, 1)
Use the lens hood to record under strong light, such as
under the sun. When you use the lens hood, use the
small lens cap. See page 127 on how to replace the
lens cap. Note when you use a filter (optional), the
shadow of the lens hood may appear on the screen.
Also, if you force the lens hood on, you may not be
able to remove it again.
Wireless Remote Commander (1)
A button-type lithium battery is already
installed.
A/V connecting cable (1)
USB cable (1)
Rechargeable battery pack NP-FM30 (1)
Battery terminal cover (1)
CD-ROM “SPVD-010 USB Driver” (1)
Cleaning cloth (1)
21-pin adaptor (1)
For the models with the mark printed on their
bottom surfaces only.
Camera Operations Guide (This manual)
(1)
Computer Applications Guide (1)
Getting started
Getting started
13
Step 2: Charging the
battery pack
You can charge the battery by attaching the
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series)
to your camcorder.
b Notes
You cannot use batteries other than the
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series) (p. 119).
Do not short-circuit the DC plug of the AC Adaptor
with any metallic objects. This may cause a
malfunction.
Use a nearby wall socket when using the AC
Adaptor. Disconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall
socket immediately if any malfunction occurs.
1 Slide the battery release lever and
remove the battery terminal cover.
2 Attach the battery pack by sliding it in
the direction of the arrow until it
clicks.
3 With the b mark on the DC plug
facing the jack cover, connect the AC
Adaptor to the DC IN jack on your
camcorder.
4 Connect the mains lead to the AC
Adaptor.
5 Connect the mains lead to the wall
socket.
To the wall socket
DC plug
DC IN jack
Mains lead
AC Adaptor
Battery
Battey release lever
b mark
,continued
Getting started
14
6 Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG)
OFF.
The CHG (charge) lamp lights up and
charging starts.
After charging the battery
The CHG (charge) lamp turns off when the
battery is fully charged. Disconnect the AC
Adaptor from the DC IN jack.
To remove the battery pack
1
Set the POWER switch to (CHG) OFF.
2 Slide the battery release lever and slide
the battery pack out.
b After removing the battery pack
Always attach the terminal cover to protect the
battery terminal. If you do not use the battery pack
for a long time, use up the battery pack completely
before storing it. See page 120 about storage of the
battey pack.
To check the remaining battery – Battery
Info
You can check the battery’s current charge level
and its current remaining recording time both
during charging or when the power is turned off.
1 Set the POWER switch to (CHG) OFF.
2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.
3 Press DISPLAY/BATT INFO.
The battery information appears for about 7
seconds.
Keep the button pressed to view it for about
20 seconds.
A Battery charge level: Displays
approximate remaining amount of
power left in the battery pack.
B Possible recording time using the LCD
panel.
C Possible recording time using the
viewfinder.
Battery release
lever
POWER
switch
POWER switch
OPEN
DISPLAY/BATT INFO
Getting started
Getting started
15
Charging time
Approximate number of minutes required when
you fully charge a fully discharged battery pack
at 25°C (77°F). (10 – 30°C (50 – 86°F)
recommended.)
Recording time when recording with the
LCD screen on
Approximate number of minutes available
when you use a fully charged battery pack at
25°C (77°F).
With the LCD BACKLIGHT switch set to
ON
With the LCD BACKLIGHT switch set to
OFF
Recording time when recording with the
viewfinder
Approximate number of minutes available
when you use a fully charged battery pack at
25°C (77°F).
* Approximate number of minutes when recording
while you repeatedly record, start/stop, slide the
POWER switch to change the power mode, and
zoom. The actual battery life may be shorter.
Playing time
Approximate number of minutes available
when you use a fully charged battery pack at
25°C (77°F).
* With the LCD BACKLIGHT switch set to ON.
b Notes
The power will not be supplied from the battery pack
when the AC Adaptor is connected to the DC IN jack
of your camcorder, even if its mains lead is
disconnected from the wall socket.
The recording and playback time will be shorter
when you use your camcorder in low temperature.
The CHG (charge) lamp flashes during charging, or
the battery information will not be correctly
displayed in following conditions.
Battery pack
NP-FM30 (supplied) 145
NP-FM50 150
NP-FM70 240
NP-QM71/QM71D 260
NP-FM91/QM91/
QM91D
360
Battery pack Continuous
recording
time
Typical*
recording
time
NP-FM30
(supplied)
80 45
NP-FM50 135 75
NP-FM70 275 155
NP-QM71/
QM71D
325 185
NP-FM91/
QM91/QM91D
490 280
Battery pack Continuous
recording
time
Typical*
recording
time
NP-FM30
(supplied)
95 55
NP-FM50 155 85
NP-FM70 320 180
NP-QM71/
QM71D
375 215
NP-FM91/
QM91/QM91D
565 320
Battery pack Continuous
recording
time
Typical*
recording
time
NP-FM30
(supplied)
95 55
NP-FM50 155 85
NP-FM70 320 180
NP-QM71/
QM71D
375 215
NP-FM91/
QM91/QM91D
565 320
Battery pack LCD panel
opened*
LCD panel
closed
NP-FM30
(supplied)
120 150
NP-FM50 195 240
NP-FM70 400 495
NP-QM71/
QM71D
465 580
NP-FM91/
QM91/QM91D
695 865
,continued
Getting started
16
– The battery pack is not attached correctly.
– The battery pack is damaged.
– The battery pack is fully discharged. (For Battery
information only.)
Using an outside power source
You can use the AC Adaptor as the power
source when you do not want the battery to
run out. While you are using the AC Adaptor,
the battery pack will not lose its charge even
when it is attached to your camcorder.
PRECAUTION
Even if your camcorder is turned off, AC power
(mains) is still supplied to it while connected to
the wall socket via the AC Adaptor.
Connect your camcorder as shown in
“Charging the battery pack” (p. 13).
Step 3: Turning the
power on
You need to slide the POWER switch
repeatedly to select the desired power mode
to record or play.
When using this camcorder for the first time,
the [CLOCK SET] screen appears (p. 18).
While pressing the green button, slide the
POWER switch down.
The power turns on.
To enter the recording or playing mode, slide
the switch repeatedly until the respective lamp
for the desired power mode lights up.
CAMERA-TAPE mode: To record on a tape.
CAMERA-MEMORY mode: To record on a
“Memory Stick.”
PLAY/EDIT mode: To play or edit pictures on
a tape or “Memory Stick.”
To turn off the power
Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG) OFF.
Getting started
Getting started
17
Step 4: Adjusting the
LCD panel and
viewfinder
Adjusting the LCD panel
You can adjust the angle and brightness of
the LCD panel to meet various recording
situations.
Even when there are obstructions between you
and the subject, you can check the subject on the
LCD screen during recording by adjusting the
angle of the LCD panel.
Open the LCD panel 90 degrees to the
camcorder, then rotate it to the desired
position.
To adjust the brightness of the LCD
screen
1
Touch .
2 Touch [LCD BRIGHT].
If the item is not displayed on the screen,
touch / . If you cannot find it, touch
[MENU], (STANDARD SET) menu,
then touch [LCD/VF SET] (p. 78).
3 Adjust the item with / , then
touch .
z Tips
If you rotate the LCD panel 180 degrees to the lens
side, you can close the LCD panel with the LCD
screen facing out.
If you are using the battery pack for power source,
you can adjust the brightness by selecting [LCD BL
LEVEL] from the [LCD/VF SET] on the
(STANDARD SET) menu
(p. 78).
When you use your camcorder in bright conditions
using the battery pack, set the LCD BACKLIGHT
switch to OFF ( appears). This position saves
battery power.
You can turn off the operation confirmation beep by
setting [BEEP] in the (STANDARD SET)
menu to [OFF]
(p. 81).
Adjusting the viewfinder
You can view images using the viewfinder
when you close the LCD panel. Use the
viewfinder when the battery is running out, or
when the screen is hard to see.
1 Extend the viewfinder.
2 Adjust the viewfinder lens adjustment
lever until the picture is clear.
Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.
Maximum
180 degrees
Maximum
90 degrees
LCD BACKLIGHT switch
Viewfinder lens adjustment lever
,continued
Getting started
18
To use the viewfinder during operation
When you are recording on a tape or a “Memory
Stick,” you can adjust the exposure (p. 32) and
fader (p. 38) while checking the image on the
viewfinder. Have the LCD panel rotated 180
degrees and closed with the screen facing out.
1 Set the power mode to CAMERA-TAPE
or CAMERA-MEMORY (p. 16).
2 Extend the viewfinder, and close the
LCD panel with the screen facing out.
appears on the screen.
3 Touch .
4 Touch [YES].
The LCD screen is turned off.
5 Touch the LCD screen while checking
the display in the viewfinder.
[EXPOSURE], etc. are displayed.
6 Touch the button you want to set.
[EXPOSURE]: Adjust with /
and touch .
[FADER]: Touch it repeatedly to select a
desired effect (only in the CAMERA-
TAPE mode).
: The LCD screen lights up.
To hide the buttons on the LCD screen,
touch .
z Tip
To adjust the brightness of the viewfinder backlight,
select (STANDARD SET) menu, [LCD/VF
SET], then [VF B.LIGHT] (when you are using the
battery pack, p. 78).
Step 5: Setting the
date and time
Set the date and time when using this
camcorder for the first time. If you do not set
the date and time, the [CLOCK SET] screen
appears every time you turn on your
camcorder.
b Note
If you do not use your camcorder for about 3
months, the built-in rechargeable button-type
battery gets discharged and the date and time
settings may be cleared from the memory. In that
case, charge the rechargeable button-type battery
(p. 124) and then set the date and time again.
1 Turn on your camcorder (p. 16).
2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.
Proceed to step 7 when you set the clock for
the first time.
OPEN
POWER switch
Getting started
Getting started
19
3 Touch .
4 Touch [MENU].
5 Select (TIME/LANGU.) with
/ , then touch .
6 Select [CLOCK SET] with / ,
then touch .
7 Set [Y] (year) with / , then touch
.
You can set any year up to the year 2079.
8 Set [M] (month), [D] (day), hour and
minute in the same way as was done in
step 7, then touch .
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Step 6: Inserting the
recording media
Inserting a cassette tape
You can use mini DV cassettes only.
For details on these cassettes (such as write-
protection), see page 116.
b Note
Do not force the cassette into the compartment. This
may cause a malfunction of your camcorder.
1 Slide the OPEN/ZEJECT lever in
the direction of the arrow and open the
lid.
The cassette compartment automatically
comes out and opens up.
2 Insert a cassette with its window-side
facing up.
3 Press .
The cassette compartment automatically
slides back in.
4 Close the lid.
To eject the cassette
1
Slide the OPEN/ZEJECT lever in the
direction of the arrow and open the lid.
The cassette compartment automatically
comes out.
2 Take out the cassette, then press .
The cassette compartment automatically
slides back in.
3 Close the lid.
Lid
OPEN/ZEJECT lever
Window-side
Push the center of the
back of the cassette
lightly.
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Sony dcr-pc 330 User manual

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MP3/MP4 players
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