2d recording – Sony HDR-TD10 User Manual

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Press MANUAL to make the
camcorder adjust the depth of
the 3D image.

Pressing MANUAL repeatedly toggles
between enabling and disabling the
3D depth adjustment.

Rotate the MANUAL dial to adjust
the 3D depth while checking the
image on the LCD screen.

Items you can control with the

MANUAL dial
3D recording

[3D Depth Adjustment]

[Focus] ... p. 71

[Exposure] ... p. 71

2D recording

[Focus] ... p. 71

[Exposure] ... p. 71

[IRIS] ... p. 72

[Shutter Speed] ... p. 72

[AE Shift] ... p. 72

[White Balance Shift] ... p. 72

To assign the menu item to the

MANUAL dial

 Press and hold MANUAL down for a

few seconds.

The [Dial Setting] screen appears.








 Rotate the MANUAL dial and select the

item to be assigned.

 Press MANUAL.

Notes

Manual settings will be retained even if you

change the assigned item of the MANUAL dial.

However, if you set [Exposure] after setting

[AE Shift] manually, [Exposure] will override

[AE Shift].

If you set either one of [Exposure], [IRIS], or

[Shutter Speed], the settings of other 2 items

are canceled.

If you select [RESET] in step , all the items

adjusted manually are reset to the default

settings.

Tips

In the case of items other than [3D Depth

Adjustment], pressing MANUAL switches

between automatic and manual settings.

You can also assign menu items to the

MANUAL dial by touching

(MENU) 

[Camera/Mic]  [

(

Camera Settings)]

 [Dial Setting].

Even if you open the IRIS wider (a smaller

F-stop) than F3.4 when you set the zoom lever

to the W (Wide angle) side, the IRIS is reset

to F3.4 as you move the zoom lever to the T

(Telephoto) side.

If you adjust the IRIS, the in-focus range in

front of and behind the focused subject is

changed. When you open the IRIS wider (a

smaller F-stop), the in-focus range becomes

narrower, and when you close the IRIS

narrower (a larger F-stop), the in-focus range

becomes wider. You can set the IRIS to a

preferred value depending on the shooting

scenes.

When you record images under a fluorescent

lamp, sodium lamp, or mercury lamp,

horizontal stripes may appear, flicker may

occur, or color may change. In this case, change

the shutter speed according to the power supply

frequency in your region.

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