Instruction manual
Table Of Contents
- MVX350i/MVX330i/MVX300
- Introduction
- Table of contents
- Basic Functions
- Preparing the Power Supply
- Loading/Unloading a Cassette
- Installing the Backup Battery
- Preparing the Camcorder
- Using the Wireless Controller
- Adjusting the LCD Screen
- Setting the Time Zone, Date and Time
- Recording Movies on a Tape
- Zooming
- Tips for Making Better Videos
- Playing Back a Tape
- Adjusting the Volume
- Playing Back on a TV Screen
- Advanced Functions
- Menus and Settings
- Using the Recording Programs
- Using the Night Modes
- Skin Detail Function
- Adjusting Exposure Manually
- Adjusting the Focus Manually
- Setting the White Balance
- Setting the Shutter Speed
- Using the Self-Timer
- Changing the Recording Mode (SP/LP)
- Audio Recording
- Using Digital Effects
- Widescreen TV Recording (16:9)
- Magnifying the Image
- Displaying the Data Code
- End Search
- Returning to a Pre-marked Position
- Date Search
- Customizing the Camcorder
- Changing the Display Language
- Other Camcorder Settings
- Editing
- Using a Memory Card
- Inserting and Removing a Memory Card
- Selecting the Image Quality/Size
- File Numbers
- Recording Still Images on a Memory Card
- Using the Flash
- Reviewing a Still Image Right after Recording
- Recording Motion JPEG Movies on a Memory Card
- Selecting the Focusing Point
- Selecting the Drive Mode
- Recording Panoramic Images (Stitch Assist Mode)
- Playing Back a Memory Card
- Protecting Images
- Erasing Images
- Combining Images (Card Mix)
- Formatting a Memory Card
- Creating a Start-up Image
- Direct Printing
- Transferring Images
- Additional Information
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Screen Displays during Movie Recording
Card Access Display
“ ” appears and “ ” moves to
indicate that the camcorder is writing on
the memory card.
Movie recording time
Indicates the recording time of the
movie.
Image Size
Indicates the movie size.
Remaining Card Capacity for
Movies
Indicates the remaining time in hours
and minutes. At less than 1 minute, the
remaining time will be displayed in 10
second-steps, at less than 10 seconds
in 1 second-steps.
• The indication varies depending on
the recording condition. The actual
remaining time may be longer or
shorter than indicated.