Sony DCR DVD100 User Manual DIGITAL CAMCORDER Manuals And Guides L0312142

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Digital
Video Camera
Recorder
Operating

Instructions

Before operating
the unit, please
and retain
it for future
reference.

Owner's
The

model

this

manual

thoroughly,

Record
and

serial
number
whenever
you
Model

read

serial

numbers

are located

in the space provided
call upon your Sony

No. DCR-DVD

on the bottom.

Model

Serial No.

Record

the

below.
Refer to these numbers
dealer
regarding
this product.
No. AC

Serial No.

C'_,°,°,,_,,,,_
0
DCR-DVD200

DCR-D VD I O0/D VD2OO/D VD300

m

@2003

Sony

Corporation

Welcome!
Congratulations
on your purchase of this Sony EIandycam.
With your Handycam,
you can capture life's
precious moments with superior picture and sound quality. Your Handycam
is loaded with advanced
features, hut at the same time it is very easy to use. You will soon he producing
enjoy for years to come.

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do
not expose the unit to rain or
moisture.

RECYCLING
Lithium-Ion

home video that you can

LITHIUM-ION
batteries

BATTERIES

are

recyctabte.
You can help preserve
our
environment
by returning
your used rechargeabte
batteries
to the collection
and
recycling
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE,
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL,

location

nearest

you.

For more information
regarding
recycling
of
rechargeable
batteries,
call toll free 1-800-8228837, or visit http://www.rbrc.org/
Caution:
Do not handle
Lithium-Ion
batteries.

damaged

or leaking

CAUTION
This symbol is intended to alert
the user to the presence of
uninsulated"
dangerous
voltage"
within the product's
enclosure
that may be of sufficient
magnitude
to constitute a risk of
electric shock to persons.
This
the

symbol
user

is intended

to alert

to the presence

important
maintenance
instructions
accompanying

operating

of
and

(servicing)
in the literature
the

appliance.

CAUTION
The use
product
controls
products
result in

of optical
instruments
with this
will increase
eye hazard.
Use of
or adjustments
or performance
of
other than those specified
herein
may
hazardous
radiation
exposure.

Notice
If static electricity
or electromagnetism
causes
data transfer
to discontinue
midway
disconnect
again.

2

(fail), restart
the application
or
and connect
the USB cable

TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE
BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT.

If you have any questions
about this product, you
may call :
Sony Customer
Information
Center 1-800-222-SONY
(7669)
The number below is for the FCC related matters
only.
Regulatory
Information

Declaration
Trade Name:
Model No.:
Responsible Party:
Address:

of Conformity
SONY
DCR-DVD 100
Sony Electronics Inc.
680 Kinderkamack Road,
Oradell, NJ 07649 U.S.A.
Telephone No.:
201-930-6972
This device complies with Part 15 of the
FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions.: (1) This device
may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

CAUTION
Declaration
Trade
Model

Name:
No.:

of Conformity

Responsible
Address:

Party:

modifications
manual
could

Sony Electronics
680 Kinderkamack
Oradell,

Telephone
This device

You are cautioned

SONY
DCR-DVD200
Inc.
Road,

NJ 07649

No.:
201-930-6972
complies
with Part

U.S.A.

interference,
and
any interference

received,
including
interference
cause undesired
operation.

Declaration
Trade
Model

Name:
No.:

that

Party:

device

two
cause
must

accept

any

generates,

uses,

U.S.A.

device
and

interference
that

and

and,
with

to

Rules.

This

can radiate

if not installed
the instructions,

may cause harmful
interference
to radio
communications.
However,
there is no

15 of the
to the

conditions.:
(1) This
harmful
interference,

received,
including
interference
cause undesired
operation.

device,
pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC
These limits are designed
to provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in a residential
installation.
equipment

Inc.
Road,

NJ 07649

oi"

Note:

guarantee

Sony Electronics
680 Kinderkamack

changes

equipment.

radio frequency
energy
and used in accordance

Telephone
No.:
201-930-6972
This device
complies
with Part
FCC Rules. Operation
is subject

this

may

of Conformity

Oradell,

following
may not

(2)

SONY
DCR-DVD300

Responsible
Address:

any

This equipment
has been tested
and found
comply
with the limits for a Class B digital

15 of the

FCC Rules. Operation
is subject
to the
following
two conditions.:
(1) This device
may not cause harmful
this device
must accept

this

that

not expressly
approved
in this
void your
authority
to operate

may

that

interference

not occur

in a
does

television
reception,
which
can be determined
by turning
the equipment
off and on, the user
is encouraged
to try to correct
the interference
by one or more of the
Reorient
or relocate
Increase

(2)

will

particular
installation.
If this equipment
cause harmful
interference
to radio or

the

following
measures:
the receiving
antenna.

separation

between

the

equipment
and receiver.
Connect
the equipment
into an outlet on a
circuit different
from that to which
the
receiver

is connected.

Consult
the dealer
or an experienced
TV technician
for help.
The supplied
interface
cable must
the equipment
in order
to comply
limits for a digital
device
pursuant
B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.

Certain
battery

countries
may
used to power

consult

with

your

local

radio/

be used with
with the
to Subpart

regulate
disposal
of the
this product.
Please
authority.

3

Read this first

DVD Nandyca
Your DVD Handycam uses DVD-R and DVD-RW as a recording media
You can enjoy your DVD Handycam in ways that are new and different from those
of a tape media-based camcorder. Read the next few pages to find out how.

You can find a scene quickly using
a Visual Index display.
The Visual Index display shows thumbnails of movies and still
images recorded on the disc in your DVD Handycam You can
find the desired scene quickly using this convenient index.

You can play back still
images, one after another.
You can play back still images one after
another on your DVD Handycam. You can also
enjoy the playback of still mages continuously
on a DVD player if you finalize the disc.

F

You can play back a disc
recorded

with

your

DVD

Handycam on your DVD
player,
You can play back a disc recorded with your
DVD Handycam on DVD players that can play
back DVD-R/DVD-RW.

You can edit and copy a disc easily
by connecting your DVD
Handycam to your computer.
You can edit and copy a disc easily on your computer
usNng the supplied ImageMixer Ver.l.5 for Sony DVD
Handycam software. It also enables you to produce
your own original DVD disc,

5

What is the difference
DVDoR amd DVDoRW?
Two types of discs are available

between

and they are different

in the following

ways,

How can I

Which disc
can l use?

between these
two discs?
8cm DVD-Rs and 8cm DVD-RWs
available.

are

The number
different

of recordable

times is

for the two discs. Choose the

one that meets your needs.

DVD-Rs can be recorded

8cm DVD-R

only once.

You can use the following
discs:
• DMR30 (single-sided disc)
• DMR60 (double-sided disc)

DVD-RWs can be

8cm DVD-RW

You can use the following

overwritten

discs:

• DMW30 (single-sided disc)
• DMW60 (double-sided disc)

Discs other than these two types are
cannot be used in your DVD
Handycam.
Examples of incompatible
• 12cm DVD-R
• 12cm DVD.RW
• DVD+R
• DVD-RAM
• DVD+RW
• DVD-ROM
• CD-R
• CD-RW

It is suitable for permanent records
and for making a backup copy,
Recorded n VIDEO mode.

discs

repeatedly.

It is suitable for source gathering and
temporary recordings
You can choose VIDEO mode or VR
mode to make your recordings (see
page 26).

What kind of player can I use for
playback?

You can play back a disc you have recorded

on your DVD Handycam

on other players by

finalizing the disc (see page 63).
The following
list shows examples of players that can play back a disc recorded by your
DVD Handycam. However, playback compatibility
is not guaranteed
with all players. _

DVD-R
(VIDEO mode only)
Players compatible
with the DVD Video

format.
DVD player/
DVD recorder

t

i

(in VIDEO mode)

(in VR mode)

Players that

Players that can play back
VR mode,

can play back DVD-RWs,

DVD player/
DVD recorder

i
i

}

*

Computer
with a
DVD drive installed

Computer
with a
DVD drive installed

DVD player/
DVD recorder

DVD-RWs

in

Computer
with a
DVD drive installed

DVDtR!RW discs recorded by Sony DVD Handycam camcorde[s are designed to be compatible with
and may be played back on most home DVD player s, computer DVD drives, and PlayStation 2 video

game conso es.
** Playback on all home DVD players, computer

DVD drives, and PlayStation

2 Consoles Cannot be

guaranteed.
Some players, drives, and video game consoles lack the ability to read due to the optical
reflection standards of DVD_PJRW discs and/or due to encoding incompatibilities,
Refer to the
specifications of your playback equipment for additional
compatibility
information,

7

PI

Prepare a new disc.
• You can start recording

promptly

with

a DVD-R

• You need to format a DVD-RW before recording.
Formatting
is required also when using a once recorded
DVD-RW again

Select a recording
or VR mode) when

format

(either

VIDEO mode

using DVD-RW.

S

Both movies

and still images can be recorded

on a single disc.
Because your movies and still images are recorded in free areas
on the disc automatically,
important
recordings are not
overwritten.

h

k

Select a scene to play back from the Visual
Index display.

Continued

on the right page.

You can make a copy of a disc you have
recorded

by connecting

Handycam
supplied

=k

your DVD

to your computer

with

m,

the

software.

For the recommended
page 89.

_

computer

system environment,

% You can produce an original
editing your

movies/still

see

DVD by

images on your

computer.

Fi

Finalize the disc so that it is compatible
with other DVD players.
You may not overwrite,
it.

DVD-R
(VIDEO

a disc after finalizing

Overwrite

Edit

Format

No

No

No

Yes .I

No

Yes .3

Yes *_

Yes .2

Yes .3

mode)

DVD-RW
(VIDEO

edit, or format

mode)

DVD-RW
(VR mode)

"1 Unfinalizing

a disc

_2 Unfinalizing
a disc
° 3 Recorded
data will

is reau red
is not required.
be erased,

9

Table
Read

this

of contents
first

What you can do with your"
DVD Handycam ............................... 4
What is the difference between
DVD-R and DVD-RW? .................... 6
How to prepare and use your DVD
Handycam ......................................... 8
Getting
Started
Using this manual ................................. 12
Checking the supplied accessories ..... 14
Step 1 Preparing the power source ... 15
Installing/removing
the battery
pack ............................................ 15
Charging the installed battery
pack ............................................ 16
Showing the remaining battery time
BATTERY INFO .................... 18
Connecting to a wall outlet ........... 18
Step 2 Opening the LCD screen ......... 19
Step 3 Turning on the power .............. 20
Step 4 Setting the date and time ........ 21
Simple setting of the clock using a
time difference ......................... 23
Step 5 Adjusting the LCD screen and
the viewfinder ................................. 24
Adjusting the brightness of the LCD
screen ......................................... 24
Adjusting the viewfinder .............. 25
Step 6 Preparing a disc for recording. 26
Shooting
movies/still
images
Shooting movies/still images .............
Before shooting ...............................
Shooting movies .............................
Shooting still images ......................
Shooting techniques to match your
circumstances ..................................
Shooting backlit subjects
BACK LIGHT ........................
Shooting in the dark
NightShot/Super
NightShot/
Color Slow Shutter ..................
Shooting with the subject checking
the image Mirror mode ........
Self-timer recording .......................
Adjusting the white balance
manually ...................................
Shooting for the wide-screen TV
Wide mode ............................

10

Optimizing the camera
automatically
PROGRAM AE ...................... 47
Adjusting the exposure manually 48
Focusing manually ......................... 49
Shooting with special effects .............. 50
Using fader (for movies only) ....... 50
Using special effects Picture
effect/Digital effect ................. 51
Other functions ...................................... 53
Checking the last scene Review 53
Deleting the last scene
(DVD-RWs only) ...................... 53
Changing the disc title ................... 54
Viewing
the recordings
Playing a disc on your" camcorder ...... 55
Choosing and viewing a recording
Visual Index ........................... 55
Various playback modes ............... 57
To display the indicators during
playback
Display .................. 58
Magnifying recorded images
PB ZOOM .............................. 60
Playing still images automatically
Slide Show ............................. 61
Viewing recordings on TV ................... 62
If your TV is already connected to a
VCR ............................................ 62
If your TV or VCR is a monaural
type ............................................ 62
Finalizing

28
28
29
34
41
41

41
43
43
44
45

a disc

for

other

players
Finalizing a disc ..................................... 63
Playing back a finalized disc on other
players .............................................. 66
Playing back a disc on DVD
players ....................................... 66
Playing back movies on a computer
with a DVD drive installed .... 68
Showing still images on a computer
with a DVD drive installed .... 68
Structures and file names of movies
and still images ........................ 69
Recording on a finalized disc
Unfinalizing
(VIDEO mode DVD-RWs only) ... 70
Recording again on a used disc
Formatting
(DVD-RWs only) ............................ 72

Table of contents
Using a disc in VR mode
(DVD-RWs only)
Selecting the playing order on your"
camcorder
Playlist .......................
Registering
movies or still images
to the Playlist ............................
Saving all the still images on a
disc to a movie file ...................
Erasing unnecessary
scenes from
the Playlist ................................
Changing
the order within the
Playlist .......................................
Dividing a movie within the
Playlist .......................................
Playing the Playlist .........................
Editing the original data ......................
Dividing a movie ............................
Deleting movies/still
images .......

Connecting
your camcorder
a TV and a VCR
74
74
77
78

105
105

Dubbing
to a tape .........................
106
Dubbing
a TV program
or video
tape onto a disc .............................
107
Connecting
your camcorder
to a
TV or a VCR ............................
107
Dubbing

onto a disc .....................

107

80

Customizing
82
84
85
85
87

Viewing/dubbing
discs/
editing the recordings
on your
computer
Connecting
your" camcorder
to your"
computer
Introduction
...............
System requirements
.....................
Installing
the USB driver ...............
Installing
software ..........................
Connecting
your" camcorder
to
the computer
............................
Consulting
the on-line help
(operating
instructions)
of
ImageMixer
Ver. 1.5 for Sony
DVD Handycam
......................
Viewing scenes recorded
on your"
computer
..........................................
Viewing scenes on the disc ...........
Making a disc copy
Disc Dubbing.
Making a disc copy ......................
Editing and saving scenes ..................
Editing movies ..............................
Saving the movie on your"
computer
.................................
Creating an original disc ....................
Making a menu .............................
Editing the contents
.....................
Recording
on a disc ......................

Dubbing
a disc to a tape .....................
Connecting
your" camcorder
to
a VCR .......................................

to

89
89
90
91
92

97
98
98
100
100
101
101

your

camcorder

Changing
the SETUP display ............
Selecting the option of each
item ..........................................

108
109

Troubleshooting
Types of trouble and corrective
action ..............................................

116

Self-diagnosis
display .........................
Warning
indicators
.............................
Warning
messages
..............................

123
124
125

Additional

information

About the "InfoLITHIUM" battery
pack ................................................
Glossary ................................................
Using your camcorder abroad ..........
Maintenance information and
precautions ....................................
Specifications .......................................

127
128
129
130
134

Parts and controls/Index
Identifying
parts and controls ........... 136
Index .....................................................
144

101
102
102
103
104

11

-

Getting

Started-

Using this manual
The instructions

in this

manual

are for the three

you start reading
this manual
and operating
by looking
at the bottom
of your camcorder.
illustration
differences
only".

models

listed

your
camcorder,
The DCR-DVD200

purposes.
Otherwise,
the model
in operation
are clearly
indicated

in the table

below.

Before

check the model
number
is the model
used for

name
is indicated
in the illustrations.
Any
in the text, for example,
_ DCR-DVD200

Types of differences
Model

DVD 100

Image device
LCD screen

DVD200

DVD300

4.5mm (1/4 type)
CCD, gross approx.
680 000 pixets

3.8 mm (1/4.7 type)
CCD, gross approx.
1 070 000 pixets

3.8 mm (1/4.7 type)
CCD, gross approx.
1 070 000 pixets

6.2 cm (2.5 type)

6.2 cm (2.5 type)

8.8 cm (3.5 type)

TV color systems
differ depending
on the country
on a TV, you need an NTSC system-based
TV.

Television
programs,
films, video tapes,
Unauthorized
recording
of such materials
You cannot

Contents
malfunction

12

dub

of the recording

copyright

cannot

of the camcorder,

protected

media,

and other materials
may be contrary

software

be compensated
storage

on your

if recording
etc.

or region.

To view

your

recordings

may be copyrighted.
to copyright
laws.

camcorder.

or playback

is not

made

due

to a

Using this manual

LCD screen/finder
The LCD screen and the finder 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 finder.
These points are normal in the manufacturing process and do not affect the
recording in any way.
_0

Discs

recorded

details

on your

on how

Discs recorded
You

must

finalize

disc recorded
by unfinalizing
Compatible

in VIDEO
it.
players:

DVD-RWs

DVD-RW
camcorder

a disc,

DVD

after

to play

a disc"

with

(page

other

players.

For

63).

mode

once

you

is finished.

finalize

You cannot

it. On DVD-RW,

you

record

again

can record

on a
again

players

in VR mode

can be recorded

players:

be finalized

all the recording

mode

compatible
players
on a finalized
disc

Compatible

must

see _ Finalizing

in VIDEO
a disc

Discs recorded
Only

camcorder

to finalize

DVD

in VR mode.

Finalizing

cannot
play the disc. You
recorded
in VR mode.

players

that

can play

back

is required
can record

DVD-RWs

only
again

when
with

other
your

in VR mode

Note
You

may

not

be able

to play

certain

finalized

discs,

depending

on the disc

and

the

players.

13

Checking

the supplied

Make sure that the following

[]

with your camcorder.

[]

[]

[]

[]

[]

[]

[]

[]

[]

Wireless

Remote

[]

Commander

(1)

141)

[]

AC-L15A AC adaptor
Power cord (1) (page

[]

Size AA (R6) battery for the Remote
Commander
(2) (page 142)

[]

are supplied

[]

(page

NP-FM50
(l) (page

14

accessories

accessories

rechargeable
15)

(1),
16)

battery

pack

[]

A/V connecting

[]

Shoulder

cable (1)

[]

Lens cap (1) (page 29)

[]

USB cable (1) (page 92)

[]

DVD-R (DMR30)

[]

CD-ROM

(SPVD-011

[]

Cleaning

cloth (1)

strap (1)

(1)
USB Driver)

(1)

Step 1 Preparing

the power

source

2

1

Lift up the viewfinder,

2

Slide the battery

To remove

the

pack in and down
battery

1

Lift up the viewfinder,

2

Slide the battery

until

it clicks,

pack

pack up and out in the direction

of the arrow

while

pressing

BATT down,

V

BATT release button

15

Step 1 Preparing

the power

source

Your camcorder operates only with the "InfoLITHIUM"
battery pack (M series).
See page 127 for more information on the "InfoLITHIUM"
battery pack.

Open the DC IN
jack cover.

AC adaptor

POWER/CHG lamp

4
Power cord

With the •
mark facing

1

Make

sure that the battery

2

Open the DC IN jack cover,
camcorder

pack is installed
then connect

to the DC IN jack on your

up

on the camcorder.
the AC adaptor

camcorder

with

supplied

the plug's

with
• mark

your
facing

up.
3

Connect

the power

cord to the AC adaptor.

4

Connect

the power

cord to the wall outlet.

5

Slide the POWER

switch

downward

while

pressing

the green

button

in the

center.
Charging
begins. The POWER/CHG
lamp
then turns off when the charge is completed

lights in orange
(full charge).

during

the charge,

After
charging
the battery
pack
Disconnect the AC adaptor from the DC IN jack on your camcorder.
Notes on the AC adaptor
• Prevent
metallic
objects
of the AC adaptor.
• Place
using

This

the AC adaptor
the AC adaptor,

may

coming
cause

near a wall
disconnect

cut off the power.
• The POWER/CHG
lamp
battery
pack is damaged.

16

from

may

into

contact

a short-circuit,

with

the metal

damaging

the

parts

of the DC plug

AC adaptor.

outlet.
If any trouble
occurs with this unit while
the plug from the wall outlet as soon as possible

flash

if the battery

pack

is not

installed

correctly

to

or the

Step 1 Preparing
Charging
Battery

the power
time

(full

source

charge)

pack

NP FM50

(supplied)

150

NP FM70

240

NP

260

QM71/QM71D

NP FM91/QM91/QM91D
Approximate

pack. The charging
low because
of the

Recording
Battery

360

number

of minutes

time may increase
ambient
temperature.

time

with

pack

NP FMS0

required

at 25°C

(77 °F) to charge

an empty

temperature

is extremely

high

Typical
DVD200

DVD300

if the battery's

battery

0a

or

(supplied)

Continuous
DVD200

DVD300

DVDIO0

85

75

75

40

35

35

NP FMT0

185

170

170

90

85

85

NP

QMT1/QMT1D

215

195

195

105

95

95

NP FM91/QM91/QM91D

325

295

295

160

145

145

DVD300

DVDIO0

Battery

time

pack

NP FM50

with

the LCD screen
DVDIO0

(supplied)

Continuous
DVD200

Typical
DVD200

DVD300

70

65

65

35

30

30

NP FMT0

155

145

140

75

70

70

NP

QMT1/QMT1D

180

165

160

90

80

80

NP FM91/QM91/QM91D

275

255

245

135

125

120

Approximate

number

¢0

the viewfinder
DVDIO0

Recording

2.

of minutes

you

can record

when

using

a fully

charged

battery

pack.

* Approximate number of minutes you can record, including starting/stopping,
zooming and turning the power on/off. The actual battery life may be shorter.
Playing
Battery

time

pack

NP FMS0

Playing time on LCD screen
DVDIO0
DVD200
DVD300
80

80

75

100

100

100

NP FMT0

175

175

170

210

210

210

NP

QMT1/QMT1D

205

205

195

245

245

245

NP FM91/QM91/QM91D

305

305

295

375

375

Approximate

(supplied)

Playing time with LCD closed
DVDIO0
DVD200
DVD300

number

of minutes

of playing

time when

using

a fully

charged

375
battery

pack.

Notes
• If the power goes off even though the remaining battery time indicator indicates that
the battery pack has enough power to operate, charge the battery pack fully again so
that the indication on the remaining battery time indicator is correct.
• Battery pack performance decreases in low4emperature surroundings and recording
may not be possible even though the battery time remaining may be as much as 20
minutes. Recharge the battery pack fully in this case.
• NP-FM30 is not recommended because of its short recording time when used with
your camcorder.

17

Step 1 Preparing

the power

1

Open the LCD screen

2

Press

while

DISPLAY/BATT

The remaining

CHARGE

0%

REC

TIME

0%

BATTERY

During

REC
52
60

CHARGE

min
min

TIME

100%
INEO

AVAILABLE

LCD
SCREEN:
VlEWFINDER

charging

on the LCD display.

LEVEL

50%

_

AVAILABLE
:

for a while

BATTERY

_00%

INEO

LCD SCREEN:
VlEWFINDER

OPEN.

time appears

LEVEL

50% _
BATTERY

pressing

INFO.

battery

BATTERY

source

:

65 min
75 min

Fully charged

Notes
• The remaining

banery

- The battery
- The battery

pack
pack

- The battery
• The number

time

may

not

is not installed
is damaged.

pack is empty.
displayed
as Battery

• While the remaining
INFO..."
is displayed.
• It may take some
INFO is pressed.

battery

time

be indicated

Info

time

is the

is being

to display

the

Open the DC IN jack cover,

approximate

calculated,

remaining

When you use your camcorder
for a long
from a wall outlet
using the AC adaptor.

camcorder

in the following

cases:

correctly.

time,

then connect

to the DC IN jack on your

recording

time.

_ CALCULATING

battery

time

after

it is recommended

DISPLAY/BATT

that

the AC adaptor

camcorder

BATTERY

with

you

supplied

power

with

the plug's

• mark

it

your
facing

up.

2
3

Connect

the power

cord to the AC adaptor.

Connect

the power

cord to a wall outlet.

See page 16 for details.

WARNING
Your

camcorder

as it is connected

is not

disconnected

to the wall

from

outlet,

even

the AC power
if your

source

camcorder

itself

(house
has

current)
been

turned

as long
off.

Notes
• The AC adaptor
camcorder.

can supply

• The DC IN jack has _ source
any power
if the AC adaptor
cord

18

is not plugged

into

power

even

if the battery

pack

is attached

priority".
This means
that the banery
is connected
to the DC IN jack, even

a wall

outlet.

pack
when

to your
cannot
supply
the power

Step 2 Opening
LCD

screen

and

reviewing

is used

the LCD screen

for such

recorded

as changing

settings,

shooting

images

in various

angles,

images.

2
180 °
¢#

OPEN button

90°

1
2

Open the LCD screen
Adjust

the direction

while

1

pressing

of the LCD screen

When you adjust the angle
opened
up to 90 degrees.

OPEN.
to the desired

of the LCD screen,

position.

make sure

if the LCD screen

You can turn the LCD screen over and move it back to the camcorder
with the LCD screen facing out as shown below.

Rotate the LCD screen 180
degrees.

is

body

Move the LCD screen back
to the camcorder.

Notes
• When closing the LCD screen, set it vertically until it clicks, then swing it into the
camcorder body.
• When the LCD screen is moved back to the camcorder while recording or while in
standby to record, the screen backtight is fixed to the [BRT NORMAL].

19

Step 3 Turning

on the power

Slide the POWER switch upward while pressing the green button in the center.
Your camcorder turns on and the POWER/CHG lamp lights up in green.

;iiiiiiiiiii_J

To turn off the power
Slide the POWER switch downward while pressing the green button in the center.
When the POWER/CHG lamp turns off, the power cuts off.

20

Step 4 Setting
Set the date

and

the date and time

time

when

you

use

geographical
area, then the daylight
and then the minute,
in that order.

your

If you do not use your camcorder
for about
be cleared
from memory
(bars may appear)
your camcorder
will have been discharged
built-in
rechargeable
again
(page 16, 132).

battery

camcorder

savings

by connecting

for the first

time,

the year,

time.

Set the

the month,

the day,

the hour

3 months,
the date and time settings
may
because
the built-in
rechargeable
battery
in
during
that time. In that case, charge
the
the AC adaptor,

and

set the date

and

time

2.
¢#

SETUP button

POWER switch

_IIA/WII,,IENTER buttons

1

Open

2

Turn the power

the LCD screen

while

pressing

on by sliding

green button.
The CLOCK SET display

OPEN.

the POWER

switch

upward

while

pressing

the

appears.

CLOCKSET
AREA
I

26
New

DST

OFF

{
GMT
York,Boqota

_50 I

[ENTERJ:NEXTITEM

3

Select

the desired

geographical

CLOCKSET
AREA 26

GMT

New

area

with

A/V,

and

press

ENTER.

-50

York,Bogota

DST[_

ON
DATE

Y

M

D

__:__

[ENTERJ:NEXTITEM

21

Step 4 Setting

4

the date and time

Set daylight

savings
CLOCK
AREA

26

GMT

New
DST

'_Y

[ ENTER

'_D
1

J : NEXT

ITEM

New

'_
'_
12 : 00AM

GMT

ENTER.

-50

York,Bogota

'I*Y

'I*M

'I*D

2003,1, _[_,1,1

[ ENTER

J : NEXT

'1"

'1"

,I,12 : 00AM,
I,

ITEM

day, hour

and minute

Set the minute using a time signal,
The clock starts to move.
The internal

and press

OFF

DATE

Set the month,

-50

year with A/V,

CLOCK
SET
AREA
26

6

if necessary.

York,Bogota

'_M
JAN

Select the desired

DST

([DST]) to [ON] with A/T

OFF

DATE

5

time

SET

clock of your

• 12:00 AM stands
• 12:00 PM stands

camcorder

with

the same

etc., with A/V,
operates

procedure
and press

on a 12-hour

as in step 5.
ENTER.
cycle.

for midnight.
for noon.

Tips
• If the CLOCK SET display does not appear in step 2, press SETUP, then select
[_ (SETUP MENU), then [CLOCK SET] with A/_'.
• If the SETUP display appears after step 6, press SETUP.
The SETUP display disappears.

22

Step 4 Setting

the date and time

You can easily set the clock to the local time by setting a time difference.
display, select [_ (OTHERS) then [AREA SET[ with A/T/ENTER.

World

Area
code

time

In the SETUP

difference

Time-zone
differences

Area setting

1

GMT

Lisbon,

2

+01:00

Berlin,

3

+02:00

Hetsinki,

4

+03:00

Moscow,

5

+03:30

Tehran

6

+04:00

Abu

7

+04:30

Kabul

8

+05:00

Karachi,

Area
code

London

Time-zone
differences

Area setting

17

+11:00

Solomon

18

+12:00

Fiji, Wellington

Cairo

19

- 12:00

Eniwetok,

Nairobi

20

- 11:00

Midway

21

- 10:00

Hawaii

22

- 09:00

Alaska

23

- 08:00

LosAngetes,

Islamabad

24

- 07:00

Denver,

25

- 06:00

Chicago,

26

- 05:00

New

27

- 04:00

Santiago

28

- 03:30

St. John's

29

- 03:00

Brasilia,

30

- 02:00

Fernando

31

- 01:00

Azores

Paris

Dhabi,

Baku

9

+05:30

Calcutta,

New

10

+06:00

Almaty,

Dhaka

11

+06:30

Rangoon

12

+07:00

Bangkok,

13

+08:00

HongKong,

14

+09:00

Seoul,

15

+09:30

Adelaide,

16

+10:00

Melbourne,

Delhi

Jakarta
Singapore

Tokyo
Darwin

Is.

Kwajalein
Is., Samoa

Tijuana

Arizona
MexicoCity

York,

Bogota

Montevideo
de Noronha

Sydney

23

Step 5 Adjusting the LCDscreen and the viewfinder

Adjust the brightness

of the LCD screen

1

Open the LCD screen

2

Turn the power

3

green

button.

Press

SETUP.

The SETUP

display

in your sight.

OPEN.

the POWER

switch

upward

while

pressing

the

appears.

SHTR

[ SETUP

Select []

properly

pressing

on by sliding

AUTO

4

while

] : END

(LCD/VF

SET) with A/T,

and press ENTER.

_ LL_;
%_LO_
I• VFBL
_RETURN

[ SETUP

5

J : END

Select [LCD BRIGHT]

with

A/V,

and press

ENTER.

T
SETUP

6

Adjust

: END

the brightness

of the L CD screen

with


Playback
II
Pause
•
Stop
Next
Previous
IF
_|_
111_
<11

Scan/Slow
(forward)
Scan/Slow
(backward)
Step (forward)
Step (backward)

57

Playing a disc on your camcorder

Press DISPLAY/BATT
Commander.

INFO

The indicators
appear
To make the indicators

on your

on the LCD
disappear,

camcorder,

or press

display.
press DISPLAY/BATT

DISPLAY

INFO

on your

Remote

or DISPLAY

again.

DISPLAY button

DISPLAY/BATT INFO button

To display
Your

dateltime

camcorder

recording

data

automatically
(date/time

and various
records
or various

To display
both the date/time
[DATE/CAM[
in the SETUP

settings

not only
settings

and the data
display.

images

when
code,

on the disc

recorded)
set

(Data

[g_ (OTHERS)

but

also

the

code).
- [DATA

CODE[

To change date/time
and various settings
Press DATA CODE on the Remote Commander during playback.
The display
changes
date/time
_
various
value,

exposure

mode)

as follows:
settings
(SteadyShot,
--* no indicator

Date/time

0:00:18o
JAN 1 2003
11:23:45AM_)
Date

58

Time

white

balance,

gain,

shutter

speed,

aperture

to

Playing a disc on your camcorder
Various settings (still image)

Various settings (movie)

40min

_u

6/34 0

I

[a]
[b]

[c]

o_

_

1°%o-FI__,6

[gl

[hl
/
[i]

[d]

g

[el

¢0

If]
[a] SteadyShot
OFF
[b] Exposure
mode
[C] White balance

[g] Exposure value
[h] Shutter speed
[I] Aperture value

[dl Gain
[el Shutter speed
[f] Aperture
value

Tips
• During recording, various settings are not displayed.
• When you use data code, bars (......... ) appear if:
- the disc is unreadable due to damage or noise.
- the disc was recorded through the AUDIO/VIDEO jack.
• The data code is displayed on the TV screen if you connect your camcorder to a TV.

59

Playing a disc on your camcorder

Zoom lever

In the playback,

playback

pause

or review,

You can choose the magnification
W : Decreases
the zoom ratio.
T : Increases
the zoom ratio.

2

Move the enlarged

image

move

the power

from approx.

in the desired

zoom

lever.

1. lx to 5x.

direction

with 
_.
o

cloth.

Wipe the disc from the center
out. For dirt,
clean the disc with a soft cloth slightly
moistened
with water.
Then remove
the

=

moisture

o=

• Do not

with

use

a soft,

solvents

dry

such

cloth,

as benzine,

cleaners

intended
for vinyl LPs or antistatic
spray,
they may cause a malfunction
to the disc.

as

• You can write only on the label surface
of a
disc. Write using only an oil-based
felt-tip
marker

and

do not

touch

the ink until

dry.

Do not heat the disc or use a sharp-pointed
tool, such as a ballpoint
pen. Do not dry
surface

the

by heating.

133

Specifications

Video recording
DVD-Video

format

DVD-VR (DVD-RW only)
Audio recording system
2ch Dolby* Digital
Video signal
NTSC color, EIA standards
Usable discs
8 cm DVD-R and DVD-RW
Video compression
format
MPEG2/JPEG
(Still images)
Recording/playback
time
HQ: Approx. 20 minutes
SP: Approx. 30 minutes
LP: Approx. 60 minutes
Viewfinder
Electric viewfinder
(color')
Image device
DCR-DVD100:
4.5 mm (1/4 type) CCD (Charge
Coupled Device)
Number of Pixels
Gross: Approx.
Effective :
Approx.

080 000 pixels

340 000 pixels

DCR-DVD200:
3.8 mm
Coupled
Number
Gross:

(1/4.7

type)

Approx.
(for still

Approx.

1 000

Approx.

(Charge

1 070 000 pixels

Effective
Effective

CCD

Device)
of Pixels

images

):

000 pixels

(for movies)
090 000

3.8 mm (1/4.7 type) CCD (Charge
Coupled Device)
Number of Pixels
Gross: Approx. 1 070 000
Effective (for still images):
Approx. 1 000 000 pixels
Effective (for movies) :
Approx. 090 000 pixels

134

under

3.7- 37 mm (5/32 - 1 1/2 in.)
When converted
to a 35 mm still
camera
For movies:
50- 500 mm (2- 19 3/4 in.)
For still images:
42 - 420 mm (1 11/1616 5/8 in.)
Color temperature
Auto, HOLD (Hold), @,dndoor
(3 200 K), ,')_Outdoor
(5 800 K)
Minimum illumination
DCR-DVD100:
5 Ix (lux) (F 1.7)
0 Ix (lux) (in the NightShot
mode)*
DCR-DVD200/DVD300:
7 Ix (lux) (F 1.8)
0 Ix (lux) (in the NightShot
mode)*
* Objects unable to be seen due to
the dark can be shot with
infl'ared lighting.

INN

:

pixels

DCR-DVD300:

* Manufactured

Lens
Carl Zeiss
Combined power zoom lens
Filter diameter:
30 mm (1 3/16 in.)
10x (Optical), 120x (Digital)
DCR-DVD100:
F = 1.7 - 2.2
DCR-DVD200/DVD300:
F= 1.8- 2
Focal length
DCR-DVD100
3.3 - 33 mm (5/32 - 1 5/10 in.)
When converted
to a 35 mm still
camera
42- 420mm(1
11/10
16 5/8 in.)
DCR-DVD200/DVD300:

license

from Dolby Laboratories.
"Dolby" and the double-D
symbol are trademarks
of Dolby
Laboratories.

aa

S video input/output
4-pin mini DIN
Luminance
signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 £2
(ohms), unbalanced
Chrominance
signal: 0.286 Vp-p,
75 f2 (ohms), unbalanced
Audio/Video input/output
AV MINI JACK, 1 Vp-p, 75 t!
(ohms), unbalanced,
sync negative
327 mV, (at output impedance
of
more than 47 ktl (kilohms))
Output impedance
of less than 2.2
kt! (kilohms)/Stereo
minijack (o
3.5 ram)
Input impedance
of more than
47 kfl (kilohms)
USBjack
mini-B
Control jack
Stereo mini-minijack
(o 2.5 mm)
MICjack
Stereo minijack (o 3.5 ram)

Picture
DCR-DVD100/DVD200:
6.2 cm (2.5 type)
DCR-DVD300:
8.8 cm (3.5 type)
Total number of pixels
123 200 (560 x 220)

Power requirements
7.2 V (battery pack)
8.4 V (AC adaptor')
Average power consumption
(when using the battery pack)
During camera recording
using
LCD
DCR-DVD100:6.5
W
DCR-DVD200:7.0
W
DCR-DVD300:7.2
W
Viewfinder
DCR-DVD100:5.5
W
DCR-DVD200/DVD300:6.0
W
Operating temperature
0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature
- 20°C to + 60°C
(-4°Fto+
140°1_3
Dimensions (Approx.)
DCR-DVD100/DVD200:
66 x 94 x 142 mm
(2 5/8 x 3 3/4 x 5 5/8 in.)
(w/h/d)
DCR-DVD300:
79x94 x 142 mm
(3 1/8 x 3 3/4 x 5 5/8 in.)
(w/h/d)
Mass (approx.)
DCR-DVD100
040 g (1 lb 0 oz)
main unit only
730 g (1 lb 9 oz)
including the battery pack,
disc and lens cap
DCR-DVD200
050 g (1 lb 0 oz)
main unit only
740 g (1 lb 10 oz)
including the battery pack,
disc and lens cap
DCR-DVD300
710 g (1 lb 9 oz)
main unit only
800 g (1 lb 12 oz)
including the battery pack,
disc and lens cap
Supplied accessories
See page 14.

Specifications

Power requirements
100 - 240 V AC, 50/60
Current consumption
0.35 - 0.18 A
Power
18W

Hz

consumption

Output
voltage
DC OUT: 8.4 V, 1.5 A in the
operating
mode
Operating
temperature
0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature
- 20°C to + 60°C (-4°F to + 140°F)
Dimensions (approx.)
56 x 31 x 100 mm
(2 1/4 x 1 1/4 x 4 in.) (w/h/d)
excluding
projecting parts
Mass (approx.)
190 g (6.7 oz)
excluding
power cord

Maximum
DC 8.4 V

output

voltage
0

Output voltage
DC 7.2 V
Capacity
8.5 Wh (1 180 mAh)
Dimensions (approx.)
38.2 x 20.5 x 55.6 mm
(1 9/16 x 13/16 x 2 1/4 in.)
(w/h/d)
Mass (approx.)
76 g (2.7 oz)
Operating
temperature
0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Type
Lithium ion

Design
subject

and specifications
to change without

are
notice.

135

-

Parts and controls/Index-

Identifying

parts and controls

-_o

[]

LCD screen (page

[]

OPEN button

[]

Speaker

[]

Viewfinder

[]

Eye cup (page 133)

19)

(page

19)

[]

START/STOP

button

[]

Battery

[]

Hooks for shoulder

attachment

(page 29)
(page 15)
strap

(page 25)

_Note on the Carl Zeiss lens
Your camcorder is equipped with a Cart Zeiss lens which can reproduce fine images.
The lens for your camcorder was developed jointly by Cart Zeiss, in Germany, and
Sony Corporation.
It adopts the MTF* measurement
system for video cameras and
offers the same quality as a Cart Zeiss lens.
* MTF stands

for Modulation

The value number
lens.

136

indicates

Transfer

Function.

the amount

of light from a subject

coming into the

Identifying

parts and controls

[]

POWER switch

[]

Mode

[]

POWER/CHG

[]

Viewfinder
(page

[]

[]

(page 20)

dial (page 26)
lamp (page

16)

lens adjustment

[]

REMOTEjack

[]

Lens cap (page 29)

[]

Tripod receptacle
Make sure that the length of the tripod
screw is less than 5.5 mm (7/32 inch).
Otherwise, you cannot attach the tripod
securely, and the screw may damage
your camcorder.

8

[]

DC IN jack (page 16)

a

lever

25)

BATT (battery)
(page 15)
t_ (UgB)jack

release button

(page 92)

137

Identifying

parts and controls

@

[]

Intelligent

[]

accessory shoe

[]

S VIDEO jack

Lens

[]

EXPOSURE button

[]

Microphone

[]

FOCUS button

[]

Remote

[]

Adjustment

[]

AUDIO/VIDEO

sensor/Infrared

_1

jack

ray emitter

(page 48)

(page 49)

dial (page 48, 49)

(page 62)

Intelligent
Accessory Shoe

Notes on the intelligent
• The intelligent
accessory
light or microphone.
• The intelligent
accessory

accessory shoe
shoe supplies
power
shoe

is linked

power
supplied
by the shoe on and
accessory
for further
information.
• The intelligent
accessory
shoe has
securely.
To connect
an accessory,
the screw.
• To remove
accessory.
• You cannot
camcorder.

138

(page 62)

an accessory,
use the

loosen

Flash/Video

to optional

to the POWER

off. Refer

accessories
switch,

to the operating

such

altowing

as a video

you

instructions

to turn

the

of the

a safety device
for fixing the installed
accessory
press clown and push it to the end, and then tighten

the

screw,

Light,

and

IR/Video

then

press

Light

clown

or Video

and
Light

pull

out

with

the
your

Identifying

[]

parts and controls

[]

MIC (PLUG IN POWER)jack

[]

PHOTO button

[]

Power zoom lever (page 32)

Attaching
Attach
strap.

(page

the

SLOW S button

[]

NIGHTSHOT

switch

(page 41)

[]

Access/Open

[]

Disc cover OPEN switch

[]

Recording

[]

Grip belt (page 28)

lamp (page 26)
(page 26)

34)

shoulder

the shoulder

SUPER NS/COLOR
(page 41)

Connect an external microphone
(optional),
This jack also accepts a
"plug-in-power"
microphone,
When an
external microphone
is connected,
it is
preferred
for an audio input source,

strap

lamp (page 29)

8
a_

strap
supplied

with

your

camcorder

to the

hooks

for the shoulder

139

Identifying

parts and controls

@

[]

140

Disc control buttons (page 55)
1_- PLAY (playback) button
II PAUSE button
• STOP button

[]

•

[]

RESET button

[]

VOL buttons

[]

BACK LIGHT button

[]

DISPLAY/BATT

[]

FADER button

[]

EDIT button

[]

REVIEW button

[]

 PLAY button

[]

VISUAL INDEX button

[]

EDIT button

[]

<,/_/_/./ENTER

(page 34)
(page 57)

NEXT buttons

(page 57)

(page 55)
(page 55)

[]

DATA CODE button

[]

REC buttons

(page 107)

==

[]

START/STOP

button

8

[]

REVIEW button

[]

Power zoom buttons

[]

-,_|_/_

(page 29)

a_

(page 53)
(page 32)

SCAN/SLOW

buttons

(page

57)

(page 53)
buttons

IF

(page 58)

(page 21)

[]

•

STOP button

(page 55)

[]

II PAUSE button

[]

SETUP button

[]

DISPLAY button

(page 57)

(page 21)
(page 58)

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Identifying

parts

and

controls

To prepare

the

Remote

Commander

Insert 2 size AA (R6) batteries
by matching
terminals
in the battery
compartment.

the + and-

on the batteries

to the

+ and-

Notes
On the Remote Commander
• Point the remote sensor away from strong light sources such as direct sunlight oi"
overhead lighting. Otherwise, the Remote Commander may not function properly.
• Your camcorder works in the DVD 2 Commander mode. Commander modes
1, 2 and 3 are used to distinguish your camcorder fl'om other Sony DVD players to
avoid erroneous remote control operation. If you use another Sony DVD player in the
DVD 2 Commander mode, it is recommended that you change the Commander mode
of the DVD player or cover the sensor of the DVD player with black paper.

142

Identifying

parts and controls

LCD display

and viewfinder

On shooting

On playback

[]

[]

[]

[]
I1_

0:12:34

_'

o Hoool

[]
[]

Recording mode (page 33, 112), Image
size (page 38, 110)

[]

Remaining

[]

Zoom (page 60), Exposure

[]

FADER (page 50), 16:9WIDE
Effect (page 51)

[]

White

[]

SteadyShot

battery

balance

[]

Backlight

[]

PROGRAM

time (page 18)

[]

Disc type (page

[]

Recording

[]

Remaining
time (page 115), Recordable
number of still images (page 40)

[]

Self-timer

[]

NIGHTSHOT, SUPER NIGHTSHOT,
COLOR SLOW SHUTTER (page 41)

[]

Warning

[]

Recording mode (page 33, 112), Image
size (page 38, 110)

[]

Scene number (page 56),
File number(page
112)

[]

Warning

[]

Data code (page 58), Date and time
(page 31, 58)

[]

Playback mode

[]

Disc type

(page 6)

[]

Recording

format

[]

Counter, Number of played back still
images/Number
of recorded still
images, Self-diagnosis
(page 123)

(page 48)
(page 45),

(page 44, 109)

off (page 110)
(page 41)
AE (page 47, 109), Volume

(page 56), Date (page 58), Time (page

58)
[]

Manual

focus (page 49)

[]

Burst (page 39, 110), Video flash ready
(page 109), Reducing red-eye
phenomenon
(page 109)

[]

STBY, REC (page 29), Image quality
(page 37, 110)

[]

AE/AF lock (page 35)

[]

Counter,

Number

of recorded

images, Self-diagnosis

still

(page 123)

6)

format

(page

7)

(page 43)

8
s_

(page 124, 125)

(page 124, 125)

(page 57)

(page 7)

143

Index
A, B
AC adaptor
..............................
Adjusting
viewfinder
.............
A/V connecting
cable ...... 14,
BACK LIGHT ..........................
BATTERY INFO ......................

16
25
62
41
18

Battery pack .............................
15
BEACH & SKI .........................
47
Beep ............................
26, 43, 114
BURST ......................................
39
B&W
.......................................
51

C, D
Charging
the battery
.............. 16
Charging
the built in
rechargeable
battery
.......... 132
Clock set ...................................
21
Color slow shutter
..................
42
Continuous
still images
shooting
.................................
Counter
....................................
Data code .................................

39
31
58

Date/time
display
............ 31, 58
Daylight
saving time ...... 21,114
DEMO .....................................
113
Digital effect ............................
51
Digital zoom ............................
32
Disc dubbing
.........................
100
Disc title ...................................
54
Disc type ....................................
6
DISPLAY ..................................
58
Divide .................................
82, 85
DVD-R ........................................
6
DVD RW ....................................
6

E
EXP BRKTG .............................
EXPOSURE
..............................

39
48

I, J, K, L

S

IrnageMixer ....................... 91, 98
Image quality .................. 37, 110
Image size ........................ 38, 110
"InfoLITHIUM" battery ...... 127
Infrared ray emitter ................ 41
Intelligent accessory shoe .... 138
JPEG .................................. 40, 128
LANDSCAPE .......................... 47
LCD screen .............................. 19
LP .............................................. 33
LUMI. (Luminance key) ........ 51

Sell'diagnosis
display
.......... 123
Self timer recording
........................................
43, 110
SEPIA ........................................
51

M, N
Manual

focus

...........................

MIC (PLUG IN POWER)
jack .......................................
Mirror mode ............................
Moisture
condensation
........
MOSAIC ...................................
Move .........................................
MPEG .....................................
NIGHTSHOT
..........................
NORMAL
................
39, 109,
NTSC system
............. 12, 92,

49

S videojack
139
43
130
51
80
128
41
110
129

O,P,Q
OLD MOVIE

............................

51

Operation
indicators
............ 143
OVERLAP
................................
50
PASTEL ....................................
51
PB ZOOM ................................
60
Photomovie
.......................
64, 77
Picture effect ............................
51
Picture search ..........................
57
Playback
pause ........................
Playing time .............................
Playlist ......................................
PORTRAIT
...............................
PROGRAM
AE ........................

57
17
74
47
47

F, G, H
FADER .....................................
Fade in/out ..............................
Finalize .....................................
FINE ..........................................
Flash ........................................
Folder .......................................
FOCUS ......................................
Format ......................................
Full charge ...............................
Grip belt ...................................
HiFi SOUND
.........................
HQ

144

............................................

50
50
63
37
109
69
49
72
16
28
114
33

R
Recording
Recording
Recording
Remaining
indicator

format ......................
mode ......................
time ........................
battery time
................................

Remaining
time .....................
Remote Commander
............

SETUP display
......................
108
Shoulder
strap ...............
136, 139
Slide show ................................
61
Slow playback
.........................
57
SP ..............................................
33
SPORTS ....................................
47
SPOTLIGHT
............................
47
STANDARD
............................
37
STEADYSHOT
......................
110
SUNSET MOON .....................
47
SUPER NIGHTSHOT
............. 42

7
33
17
31
115
141

REMOTE jack ........................
137
RESET .............................
112, 140
Review ......................................
53

......................

62,105

T, U, V
Telephoto
.................................
32
Time difference
.......................
23
Title ...........................................
54
TV ................................
45, 62, 107
TV color systems ............. 12, 129
Unfinalize
................................
70
USB jack ...................................
92
VCR .........................................
105
VIDEO mode .............................
7
Viewfinder
.......................
25, 133
Viewfinder
lens adjustment
.. 25
Visual Index .............................
55
VR mode ....................................
7

W, X, Y, Z
Warning indicators ............... 124
Warning messages ................ 125
White balance .......................... 44
Wide angle .............................. 32
Wide mode .............................. 45
WIPE ......................................... 50
Zoom .................................. 32, 60

On trademarks
•
•
•
•

DVD-VIDEO, DVD-RW, and the DVD-R logo are trademarks.
InfoLITHIUM
is a trademark
of Sony Corporation.
PlayStation is a registered trademark
of Sony Computer Entertainment
Inc.
Microsoft and Windows are trademarks
or registered trademarks
of Microsoft
Corporation
in the United States and/or other countries.
• Pentium is a trademark
or a registered trademark
of Intet Corporation.
• Macintosh is a trademark
or registered trademark
of Apple Computer, Inc.
• All other trademarks
are trademarks
of their respective owners.

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