Shutter speed & exposure, Advanced recording – Samsung SC-D903-XAC User Manual

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Advanced Recording

SHUTTER SPEED & EXPOSURE

✤ You can set SHUTTER SPEED and EXPOSURE only in CAMERA/M.REC mode.

✤ SHUTTER SPEED and EXPOSURE values can only be set in the Quick Menu.

✤ SHUTTER SPEED and EXPOSURE are automatically switched and/or deactivated.

1. Set the power switch to CAMERA mode or M.REC mode.

2. Move the MENU SELECTOR until you see icon(

) on, and then push the MENU SELECTOR.

You see a screen on which you can select SHUTTER SPEED and EXPOSURE.

Move the MENU SELECTOR to select the item you want and then push the MENU SELECTOR.

SHUTTER SPEED can be set to 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000 or 1/10000.

Only SHUTTER SPEED up to 1/250 are available when using a M.REC mode.

EXPOSURE can be set between 00 and 29.

3. To exit from the setting screen, select the icon(

) and push the MENU SELECTOR.

Recommended Shutter speeds when recording

✤ Outdoor sports such as golf or tennis : 1/2000 or 1/4000.

✤ Moving cars or trains or other rapidly moving vehicles such as roller coasters : 1/1000, 1/500 or 1/250

✤ Indoor sports such as basketball : 1/100

Notes

If you want to use the selected shutter speed and exposure value, you should begin the recording with shutter speed and
exposure adjustment screens displayed on the LCD.

If you manually change the shutter speed and exposure value when Auto-exposure option is selected, the manual changes
will be applied first.

Images may not seem as smooth when a high shutter speed is set.

The camcorder returns to auto shutter setting and auto exposure setting when you change to the EASY, SLOW SHUTTER
modes.

When recording with a SHUTTER SPEED of 1/1000 or higher, make sure the sun is not shining into the lens.

When recording with a SHUTTER SPEED or EXPOSURE, the Flash function does not work.

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