S (71), 71) a, Spot meter (flexible spot meter) – Sony HDR-TD10 User Manual

Page 71: Spot focus, Exposure, Focus

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Spot Meter (Flexible spot
meter)

You can adjust and fix the exposure

to the subject, so that it is recorded in

suitable brightness even when there is

strong contrast between the subject and

the background, such as subjects in the

spotlight on stage.

Touch the subject of which you want to

adjust the exposure.

To return the setting to automatic exposure,

touch [Auto].

Notes

[Exposure] is automatically set to [Manual].

Spot Focus

You can select and adjust the focal point to

aim it at a subject not located at the center

of the screen.

Touch the subject of which you want to

adjust the focus.

To adjust the focus automatically, touch

[Auto].

Notes

[Focus] is automatically set to [Manual].

Exposure

You can fix the brightness of a picture

manually. Adjust the brightness when the

subject is too bright or too dark.

Touch

/

to adjust the brightness.

To adjust the exposure automatically, touch

[Auto].

Tips

You can also adjust manually by using the

MANUAL dial (p. 42).

Focus

You can adjust the focus manually. You can

select this function also when you want to

focus on a certain subject intentionally.

Touch

(nearby subject)/

(distant

subject) to adjust the focus.

To adjust the focus automatically, touch

[Auto].

Notes

When you set [Focus] to [Manual],  appears.

The minimum possible distance between

camcorder and subject while maintaining sharp

focus is about 1 cm (about 13/32 in.) for wide

angle and about 80 cm (about 2 ft. 7 1/2 in.) for

telephoto.


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