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To display the audio level indicator
Usually, the audio level indicator will be displayed only after activating
the manual adjustment of the audio recording level. You can choose to
display it also when the audio level is adjusted automatically.
NOTES
• When the audio level meter reaches the red point (0 dB), the sound may
be distorted.
• If the audio level is too high and the sound gets distorted, activate the
microphone attenuator with the 7 8 [Microphone Attenuator] set-
ting.
• We recommend using headphones to check the sound level while
adjusting the audio recording level or when the microphone attenuator
is activated.
Using Headphones
Use headphones for playback or to check the audio level while record-
ing. The headphones are connected to the AV OUT/X terminal, which
is used for both the headphones and the audio/video output. Before
connecting the headphones, follow the procedure below to change the
function of the terminal from AV output to X (headphones) output.
* Headphones can be used also in mode but the function of the terminal can-
not be changed in this mode. Change the setting in advance in one of the other
operating modes.
[FUNC.] 8 [c Mic. Level] 8 [z Automatic] 8
[Audio Level Indicator] 8 [a]
Operating modes:
*
- Instruction Manual 1
- Important Usage Instructions 2
- High-Definition Video 4
- Dual Flash Memory 4
- Relay Recording 4
- Smart AUTO (0 39) 5
- Video Snapshot 5
- SD-Video 6
- Table of contents 8
- Dual Shot Mode 9
- Photos 10
- External Connections 11
- Additional Information 11
- About this Manual 12
- Introduction 13 13
- 14 Introduction 14
- Introduction 15 15
- Names of Parts 16
- Introduction 17 17
- LCD panel 17
- Top view 17
- Back view 17
- 18 Introduction 18
- Wireless Controller WL-D89 18
- Preparations 19
- 20 Preparations 20
- Preparations 21 21
- Preparing the Accessories 22
- Grip Belt and Straps 23
- 24 Preparations 24
- Rotating the LCD Panel 24
- LCD Backlight 25
- Using the Touch Screen 26
- Operating Modes 27
- Using the Menus 28
- The Setup Menus 29
- First Time Settings 30
- Changing the Language 31
- Changing the Time Zone 31
- Using a Memory Card 32
- SDXC Memory Cards 33
- Eye-Fi Cards 33
- 34 Preparations 34
- Relay Recording of Movies 35
- Initializing the Memory 36
- Preparations 37 37
- Dual Shot Mode 38
- Dual Shot Mode 39 39
- 40 Dual Shot Mode 40
- Dual Shot Mode 41 41
- 42 Dual Shot Mode 42
- Quick Start Function 43
- 44 Dual Shot Mode 44
- Basic Playback 45
- 46 Video 46
- Video 47 47
- 48 Video 48
- Video 49 49
- 50 Video 50
- 3D Flip View 50
- [b] 8 [Original] 51
- [Original] 51
- Deleting Scenes 52
- Video 53 53
- Advanced Functions 54
- Desired recording mode 8 [a] 55
- 56 Video 56
- Video 57 57
- 58 Video 58
- Video 59 59
- Advanced Image Stabilization 60
- Pre-Recording 61
- Face Detection 62
- [FUNC.] 8 [MENU] 8 7/8 8 63
- Touch & Track 64
- Digital Effects 65
- 66 Video 66
- Video 67 67
- 68 Video 68
- Manual Exposure Adjustment 69
- Manual Focus Adjustment 70
- [FUNC.] 8 [X Focus] 71
- White Balance 72
- Image Effects 73
- Mini Video Light 74
- Using an External Video Light 75
- Self Timer 76
- Audio Recording Level 77
- Using Headphones 78
- Video 79 79
- Using the Mini Advanced Shoe 80
- Using an External Microphone 80
- Microphone 81
- Using other microphones 81
- 82 Video 82
- [c] 8 the desired scene 83
- 84 Video 84
- Video 85 85
- 86 Video 86
- Video 87 87
- 88 Video 88
- Video 89 89
- Playlist and Scene Operations 90
- Moving Scenes in the Playlist 91
- 92 Video 92
- Capturing Photos 93
- Dividing Scenes 94
- [Edit] 8 [Divide] 95
- [A Divide] 8 [Yes] 95
- Photo Jump Function 97
- Deleting Photos 98
- Photos 99 99
- Additional Functions 100
- Photos 101 101
- 102 Photos 102
- [U Automatic] 103
- 104 Photos 104
- Fireworks] 105
- 106 Photos 106
- Light Metering Mode 107
- Slideshow 108
- Rotating Photos 109
- Histogram Display 109
- Protecting Photos 110
- Photos 111 111
- Printing Photos 112
- Printing a Single Photo 113
- Print Orders 114
- Photos 115 115
- External Connections 116
- Connection Diagrams 117
- 8 [AV/Headphones] to [H AV] 118
- 8 [AV/headphones] to [H AV] 118
- Playback on a TV Screen 120
- Copying Scenes 121
- 122 External Connections 122
- Copying a Single Photo 122
- Saving Movies 123
- 124 External Connections 124
- Saving Photos 124
- External Connections 125 125
- 126 External Connections 126
- Preparations on the Camcorder 126
- External Connections 127 127
- 128 External Connections 128
- External Connections 129 129
- 0 119) and s 129
- 130 External Connections 130
- External Connections 131 131
- 132 External Connections 132
- [b] 8 g 8 [SD Scenes] 8 133
- [For DVD (SD-VIDEO)] 133
- Saving Photos on Photo DVDs 134
- Connecting 135
- Recording 135
- 136 External Connections 136
- External Connections 137 137
- 138 External Connections 138
- External Connections 139 139
- 140 External Connections 140
- [B Off] 8 [a] 141
- Additional Information 142
- Setup Menus 144
- [Edit] Panel - Mode 144
- 1 s Z u 0 144
- 7 / 8 Camera Setup 146
- Standard] or [j Off] 147
- 148 Additional Information 148
- [f] (built-in memory) 149
- [g] (memory card) 149
- 150 Additional Information 150
- Additional Information 151 151
- 152 Additional Information 152
- 6 System Setup 153
- 154 Additional Information 154
- Additional Information 155 155
- 156 Additional Information 156
- Additional Information 157 157
- 158 Additional Information 158
- Additional Information 159 159
- 3 Relay recording* (0 35) 159
- 160 Additional Information 160
- Additional Information 161 161
- Viewing Photos 161
- 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% 162
- Troubleshooting 163
- Playback 165
- 166 Additional Information 166
- Picture and Sound 167
- Memory Card and Accessories 168
- Additional Information 169 169
- List of Messages 170
- Additional Information 171 171
- 172 Additional Information 172
- Additional Information 173 173
- 174 Additional Information 174
- Additional Information 175 175
- 176 Additional Information 176
- Additional Information 177 177
- 178 Additional Information 178
- Direct Print Related Messages 179
- 180 Additional Information 180
- Handling Precautions 181
- 182 Additional Information 182
- Long-term storage 182
- Battery Pack 182
- Remaining battery time 183
- Memory Card 183
- 184 Additional Information 184
- Lithium Button Battery 184
- Disposal 185
- Maintenance/Others 186
- Using the Camcorder Abroad 187
- Accessories 188
- Optional Accessories 189
- 190 Additional Information 190
- 192 Additional Information 192
- Additional Information 193 193
- Specifications 194
- Ter m ina l s 195
- 196 Additional Information 196
- CA-570 Compact Power Adapter 196
- BP-808 Battery Pack 196
- Additional Information 197 197
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