Recording features, Viewfinder, Tilt adjustment – GE CG709 User Manual

Page 20: Viewfinder controls, Eyepiece focus control

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POWER

PAUSE

REW

PLAY

F.FWD

TITLE SELECT

RECORD

STOP/EJECT

BATT

EJECT

REVIEW

CAMERA VCR

AUTO MAN

COUNTER

DISPLAY RESET

SELECT SET

CLOCK

DATE/TIME

SHUTTER

PUSH/AUTO

FOCUS

AUTO

MAN

FADE

W/B

MANUAL FOCUS

AUD •DUB •VID

EDIT ADV.

TIME LAPSE

TITLE

SELF TIMER

STILL

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Viewfinder

The camcorder’s viewfinder is a miniature monitor that displays the picture seen by
the camcorder when recording.

The viewfinder can also be used for viewing the tape during playback.

For convenient viewing, turn the viewfinder to the left and lock it into position. After
the viewfinder is locked, you can slide it out and use the right or left eye.

Viewfinder in

Operating Position

Eyepiece Focus Control
(on bottom of viewfinder)

Eyepiece

Tilt Adjustment

You can turn the eyepiece up or down
about 180 degrees.

Viewfinder Controls

BRIGHT and FOCUS controls are
located on the bottom of the viewfinder.
The camcorder must be turned upside
down and the viewfinder fully extended
to see them. These controls were set at
the factory and should need no adjust-
ment. If adjustment becomes necessary,
carefully use a plastic screwdriver and
make adjustments with caution to prevent
damaging these miniature controls.

Eyepiece Focus Control

The eyepiece focus control lets you set
the focus of the viewfinder for your
personal vision. If you wear eyeglasses,
you may be able to operate the camcorder
without them.

It is easiest to set the correct focus by
focusing on one of the viewfinder’s on-
screen displays (such as the counter).

Look through the viewfinder and adjust
the eyepiece focus control for your
vision.

The eyepiece focus control does not
affect the focus of the picture actually
recorded by the camcorder.

Caution: Do not force the eyepiece to
rotate completely around. This will
damage the viewfinder and/or the
camcorder.

Caution: When carrying or storing the camcorder, turn the viewfinder back to the
front to prevent damage to the viewfinder and/or camcorder.

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