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Page 91: Smile detection, Smile sensitivity, Audio rec set

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PRIORITY SETTING

Selects the priority subject for the face

detection or the smile shutter.

Adjusts focus/color/exposure automatically

for the selected faces.

 AUTO

Detects faces automatically.

CHILD PRIORITY

Detects with priority on a child’s face.

ADULT PRIORITY

Detects with priority on an adult’s face.

Tips

When you specify the priority subject by

touching the detection frame on the LCD

screen, the face with a double-lined frame has

priority (p. 30).

SMILE DETECTION

The shutter is released when the camcorder

detects a smile (Smile Shutter).

DUAL CAPTURE ( )

Only during movie recording, the shutter is

released automatically, when the camcorder

detects a smile.

ALWAYS ON ( )

The shutter is released when the camcorder

detects a smile whenever the camcorder is in

recording mode.

 OFF

Smiles are not detected, so photos are not

recorded automatically.

Notes

Smiles may not be detected depending on

recording conditions, subject conditions, and

the setting of your camcorder.

When [DUAL CAPTURE] is selected,

appears on the screen in movie recording

standby, and changes into when movie

recording starts.

SMILE SENSITIVITY

Sets the smile detection sensitivity using the

Smile Shutter function.

HIGH

Detects even a slight smile.

 MEDIUM

Detects a normal smile.

LOW

Detects a big smile.

AUDIO REC SET

 BLT-IN ZOOM MIC (Built-in zoom
microphone)

You can record a movie with vivid sound

appropriate to the zoom position.

 OFF

The microphone does not record sound

following zooming in or out.

ON ( )

The microphone records sound following

zooming in or out.

 MICREF LEVEL (Microphone
reference level)

You can select the microphone level for

recording sound.

 NORMAL

Records various ambient sounds, converting

them into the appropriate level.

LOW ( )

Records ambient sound faithfully. Select

[LOW] when you want to record an exciting

and powerful sound in a concert hall, etc.

(This setting is not suitable for recording

conversations.)

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