Canon E850 Uživatelský manuál

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cWt- liiHiCanovision E850[Mlo8mm VIDEO CAMCORDERInstructionManualINSTRUCTIONS

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Power SourcesBattery PackMake sure battery pack is fully charged before use.Continuous recording time is approximately 40 minutes.• Some camera modes

Strany 3 - Important Usage Instructions

Charging Battery PackUse the CA-100 Compact Power Adapter (or optional CB-110 Car BatteryAdapter) to charge battery pack.Connect battery pack to CA-KX

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CA-100 Compact Power AdapterUsing AC PowerPlug into a mains outlet.Input voltage: 100—240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.• Use together with the DC-100 DC Coupler.•

Strany 5 - Additional Information

Inserting New Lithium BatteryThe CR2025 type lithium battery provides your camera with enough power to store titles, date and time settings, even when

Strany 6 - Camera Parts and Functions

Viewfinder Displays@-(D-©-(D-WB LOCK 1/2000 <R. RED> I EDIT IPress the ON SCREEN button on the wireless controller to see viewfinder displays o

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No.ModeDisplayDescription®Operation PAUSERecord pauseRECRecordingPLAY Normal playback, fast forward playback (9X), or rewind playback (7X)STILLStill p

Strany 8 - Before Using Your Camera

Camera PreparationsAttaching StrapsAttach shoulder strap to the strap attachment bars, and adjust it to the most comfortable length.The optional wrist

Strany 9 - Wireless Controller

Adjusting 180° FlexiGrip with Integral Electronic ViewfinderThe 180° FlexiGrip allows you to adjust the camera angle to 5 click- positions up or down

Strany 10 - Power Sources

Setting Date and TimeSet date and time when you first begin using the camera or you change the lithium battery without back-up power. See p.58 for rec

Strany 11 - Charging Battery Pack

12:00 AM JUL. 19 9 1Press (+) and (—) buttons to scan day display.• The camera knows the number of days in each month and which years areleap years.1

Strany 13 - Inserting New Lithium Battery

Camera RecordingAttach power source.• When using a battery pack, make sure it is fully charged (see p.9).Turn camera on.• OPERATE/CAUTION indicator li

Strany 14 - Viewfinder Displays

Use video cassettes marked with the hliEl (E5/P5 type) or Q (P5 type).EJECTWhen recording has ended, press EJECT button.• Video cassette compartment o

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Tape CounterDuring recording, the tape counter in the viewfinder indicates how long youhave recorded.You have recorded for approx. 35 minutes and 40 s

Strany 16 - Camera Preparations

Video Cassette Notes• Do not leave video cassette in camera after use, especially when the camera will not be in use for a long time.• There are sev

Strany 17 - Adjusting Diopter

Record Search (Assembly Editing)Use the record search function to locate the desired point to resume recording. Record search can also be used to elim

Strany 18 - 16 Before Using Your Camera

Record ReviewPress REC SEARCH (s) button during record pause mode to play back the last segment of recorded scene (approximately three seconds) in the

Strany 19 - Camera Preparations 17

Playback Connection ProcedureYou can use the DC-100 DC Coupler together with the CA-100 Compact Power Adapter (or the optional CB-110 Car Battery Adap

Strany 20 - Camera Recording

Using TV/VTR without Audio/Video Inputs MONAURAL Connection Procedure• You need the RU-lOO RF Unit and a power source for playback on a TV that does

Strany 21 - Turn camera off

RU-100 RF UnitThe RU-100 RF Unit is required in order to view recorded video cassettes on a TV which does not have audio/video input terminals. There

Strany 22 - Battery Pack Warning

Selecting Video ChannelVideo channel means the channel in your area which is not used by a broadcasting station (Channel 30—39). If your TV does not h

Strany 23 - About Backlighting

Thank you for purchasing the Canon 8mm Video Camcorder Canovision E850Hi.The E850Hi can record and play back standard 8mm or Hi8 video cassettes in fu

Strany 24 - Explanation:

Australian ModelConnection PlugRU'lOOTO TV TerminalfemaleI ji ¡^nn maleTO TVICH OCH FROM ANTVideo Channel SelectorFROM ANT. TerminalCoaxial Cable

Strany 25 - Record Review

Selecting Video ChannelVideo channel means the channel in your area which is not used by a broadcasting station, and can be used for playback of video

Strany 26 - Playback Connection Procedure

Playback ProcedureI operateBefore playback, make sure that all connection procedures are completed (pp.24—29).Turn camera on.EJECTPress EJECT button.•

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EJECT Button "OPERATE ButtonPLAY Button REW ButtonFF Button STOP ButtonHigh-Frequency FeedbackHigh-frequency feedback may occur if camera micr

Strany 28 - RU-100 RF Unit

Special Playback MethodsIn addition to normal playback, your camera also has fast forward, rewind and still playback. Playback is controlled by pressi

Strany 29 - Selecting Video Channel

FF Button PAUSE/STILL ButtonNotes:During fast fonward and rewind playback modesThe camera automatically goes into stop mode after more t

Strany 30 - 28 Basic Operations

Tape ReturnTAPE RETURN button on the wireless controller allows you to quickly locate a desired scene on the video cassette.• Camera does not have a T

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• PLAY Button -STOP ButtonNotes:• Tape counter reading is only approximate. Use it as a guide.• Tape return does not function when initial tape coun

Strany 32 - Playback Procedure

White BalanceWhite balance is the adjustment made to make white subjects look white and to obtain a natural colour balance for recordings. The camera

Strany 33 - High-Frequency Feedback

White Balance Lock ProcedurePoint camera lens at a white object (such as a sheet of paper) for 10 seconds, so that it completely fills viewfinder.• S

Strany 34 - Special Playback Methods

ContentsImportant Usage Instructions ... 1Before Using Your CameraCamera Parts

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FocusingThe camera has three focus modes as shown below. Each time the FOCUS button is pressed, the selected mode changes as shown below.Camera ONAuto

Strany 36 - Tape Return

Subjects Not Suitable for AutofocusAutofocus may not work well in the following instances, and manual focus will probably give you better results:Shin

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Auto Tracking FocusUse this function for best results when shooting a moving subject, or whenyou want to focus on a subject which is not in the centre

Strany 38 - White Balance

Subjects Not Suitable for Auto Tracking FocusWhen there is an object with high contrast in the background (such as a bright, shiny object).Subjects wi

Strany 39 - White Balance Lock Procedure

Watch through viewfinder and rotate focusing ring to focus on subject.Use zooming iever to frame subject properly.• Camera automatically returns to a

Strany 40 - Focusing

ZoomingPower ZoomZoom in on hard-to-catch subjects or add close-up personal touches to your recordings. Zoom out to reveal a breathtaking view. The ca

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Macro RecordingMacro recording allows you to record small subjects such as flowers and insects close-up, to full screen, and achieve extremely fine d

Strany 42 - Auto Tracking Focus

High-Speed ShutterThe high-speed shutter allows you to capture sports and other fast action scenes clearly. The camera has four high-speed shutter set

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FadeFade effect allows you to make scenes gradually appear or disappear in smooth transition.Fade In1PAUSEVJScene gradually appears from a blank white

Strany 44 - Focus Lock

Fade inFade outWireless FadeThe FADE START/STOP button on the wireless controller lets you begin and end recording with a smooth fade in and fade out.

Strany 45 - Wireless Zoom

Advanced FunctionsWhite Balance ... 36Focusing ...

Strany 46 - Macro Recording

Self and Interval Timer RecordingSet the self-timer and the camera will automatically start recording after a 10-second standby period, letting you ge

Strany 47 - High-Speed Shutter

Press START/STOP button to start recording.• Selected mode appears in viewfinder.For self-timer recording:• Countdown 10—1 appears, followed by: Cont

Strany 48 - Fade Out

Built-in Graphics and MusicThe ceunera is equipped with eight different graphics and eight tunes that you can select from, to add graphics and backgro

Strany 49 - Wireless Fade

SELECT [graphic] buhon 'SELECT [music] buttonNote:• Digital titles (see p.56) and graphics cannot be used together. Selecting graphic while digi

Strany 50 - Press SELF/INT. button

Recording Graphics and Music 1/PAUSE_______;Press START/STOP button to begin recording.Press ON/OFF (graphic) button to record selected graphic and/or

Strany 51 - For interval timer recording:

HEADPHONESTerminalON/OFF button [graphic] ON/OFF button [music] Music volume selectorNotes:• Graphics or music cannot be changed or selected during r

Strany 52 - Built-in Graphics and Music

Add Titles to RecordingsThe camera allows you to create and store character and digital titles, which can be superimposed on recordings together with

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SHIFTWhen the character you want is displayed, press SHIFT button again to move to next cursor position.SETCTITLE/DATEFoliow steps four and five untii

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Creating Digital TitlesHandwritten titles and illustrations can be memorized and superimposed on recordings, in a choice of eight colours.Digital titl

Strany 55 - Music volume selector

Recording Titles1fPAUSE>Place camera in record pause mode.Press START/STOP button to start recording.DISPLAY-[ CHARACTERON/OFF— [graphic IPress DIS

Strany 56 - Add Titles to Recordings

Camera Parts and Functions|QP№ATtl(T ^ l|g-oOPERATE/CAUTION IndicatorThis indicator lights when the camera is turned on. It flashes to warn that there

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Recording Date and TimeYou can record the date and time separately or together, and with or without the title.• For setting date and time, see p.l6.•

Strany 58 - Creating Digital Titles

STEREO MIC & HEADPHONES TerminalsOptional external microphones (MM-200 Stereo Mixing Microphone, ZM-lOO Stereo/Zoom Microphone, see p.64) may be u

Strany 59 - Recording Titles

Editing to Another VTRWith the help of a second VTR, your camera can also be used as a playback VTR to edit your recording.You need the DC-100 DC Coup

Strany 60 - Recording Date and Time

Editing ProcedureREWLocate a point slightly ahead of editing start point on video cassette in camera.• EDIT button is functioned only in stop mode.Pla

Strany 61 - Recording Using a Tripod

Canovision E850Hi Video System ChartSC-800 Soft Carrying CaseThe optional SC-800 Soft Carrying Case provides lightweight protection for the camera and

Strany 62 - Editing to Another VTR

HC-850 System CaseThe optional HC-850 System Case safely stores and helps protect the camera and its accessories during transportation and storage.The

Strany 63 - EDIT Button

Optional AccessoriesCB-110 Car Battery AdapterFor recording using car batteryPlug into cigarette lighter socket. For use only with 12 or 24 V DC negat

Strany 64 - SC-800 Soft Carrying Case

RGB-100 RGB ConverterThis optional converter allows you to convert an S-VIDEO signal into an RGB signal: Now you can enjoy superb Hi8 picture quality

Strany 65 - HC-850 System Case

Problems and Trouble ShootingUse the following checklist for trouble shooting when you have problems with your camera. Consult your local dealer or

Strany 66 - Optional Accessories

ProblemCauseRemedyCannot adjust focus.Zooming lever is in macro range.Move zooming lever into normal focusing range.Viewfinder diopter not properly ad

Strany 67 - Lenses and Filters

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Strany 68 - Problems and Trouble Shooting

Condensation (DEW)What is condensation?Condensation or dew means tiny droplets of water that occasionally form on the camera surface when it is moved

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SpecificationsE850HiPower supply (rated): Power consumption: Television system:Video recording system:Audio recording system:Image sensor:Tape format:

Strany 70 - Condensation (DEW)

CanonCANON INC. 7-1, Nishi-Shinjuku 2-Chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163, JapanMailing address: P.O. Box 5050, Dai-ichi Selmei Building, Tokyo 163, JapanCa

Strany 71 - Specifications

Ф Accessory Shoe ( cr p.59)Ф Power Zoom Buttons ( q= p.43)Ф STEREO MIC Terminal ( ct p.59)Ф Microphone ( c? p.59)Ф Tally Lamp® GRIP UNLOCK Switch ( о»

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Wireless ControllerUsing wireless controller from a distanceWireless controller buttons perform the same functions as the camera buttons.Transmitter

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