Shooting with the sun behind you, Shooting in the dark, When you adjust the exposure manually – Sony CCD-TRV41 User Manual
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Shooting with the sun behind you
If the light source is behind your subject, or in the following situations, the subject wil
be recorded too dark.
• The subject is indoors and there is a window behind the subject.
• Bright light sources are included in the scene.
• When shooting a person wearing white or shiny clothes in front of a white
background, the face will be recorded too dark.
Shooting in the dark
We recommend you to use a video light (not supplied). To get the best color, you mus
maintain a sufficient light level.
When you adjust the exposure manually
• BACK LIGHT does not work.
• If you press PROGRAM AE, the camcorder automatically returns to automatic
exposure mode.
Releasing the STEADY SHOT function
When you shoot, the indicator appears in the viewfinder. This indicates that the
Steady Shot function is working and the camcorder compensates for camera-shake.
You can release the Steady Shot function when you do not need to use the Steady Sho
function. Do not use the Steady Shot function when shooting a stationary object with
tripod.
Set STEADY SHOT to OFF.
To activate the Steady Shot function again
Set STEADY SHOT to ON.
Notes on the Steady Shot function
• The Steady Shot function will not correct excessive camera-shake.
• When you switch the STEADY SHC'iT function on or off, the exposure ma\ fluctuatt