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RECORDING Basic Recording (cont.)
Shooting While Watching The LCD Monitor
Before the following steps, perform step 1 ( pg. 12). Make sure the LCD monitor is fully open. Turn the LENS COVER Open/Close Ring to open the lens cover, then set the Power Switch to �CAMERA� (�AUTO� or �PRO.�). �The power lamp lights and the camcorder enters the Record-Standby mode. �The scene you are aimed at appears in the LCD monitor, with the word �PAUSE� superimposed upon it.
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2 ENTER RECORD�STANDBY MODE
LENS COVER Open/Close Ring
3 START SHOOTING
Tilt the LCD monitor upward/downward for best viewability ( pg. 15) and press the Recording Start/ Stop Button. �� � appears in the LCD monitor while recording is in progress.
4 STOP RECORDING
Power Switch Recording Start/Stop Button
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button again to stop recording. �The camcorder re-enters the Record-Standby mode.
NOTES:
Power lamp
� When you use the LCD monitor outdoors in direct sunlight, the LCD monitor may be difficult to see. If this
happens, we recommend that you use the viewfinder ( pg. 12). � To turn the tally lamp off during recording, refer to pgs. 24 and 26. � For other notes, refer to pg. 13.
Tally lamp (lights while recording is in progress)
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