Canon 7561A001 - Manual

Canon 7561A001

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Introduction; Important Usage Instructions; Downloaded From VideoCamera-Manual.com Manuals
  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 4 – For quick reference
  • Page 5 – Thank you for Choosing a Canon; Getting started; • When connecting the camcorder to
  • Page 6 – From wide-angle to 18
  • Page 10 – Attaching the Ferrite Core; • Pass the cable through the centre of the
  • Page 11 – Powering Your Camcorder; Provide power from a mains outlet; or; Charge a battery pack; move the adapter away from the TV or the aerial cable.; Connecting the camcorder to a mains outlet; Connect the power adapter to the camcorder’s DC IN terminal.
  • Page 12 – Attaching and charging the battery packs; positions other than OFF. The CHARGE indicator may flash.; When charging is complete, disconnect the power adapter from the
  • Page 13 – 8). These notes include charging and recording times and how
  • Page 14 – Charge the BP-500 Series battery packs with power from your car; car’s cigarette; Charge Adapter
  • Page 15 – Operate the camcorder with power from your car battery.; car’s; Charge the BP-500 Series battery packs from a mains outlet.
  • Page 16 – Loading a Cassette; Make sure that you have attached a power source.; Loading and unloading
  • Page 17 – Protecting tapes from accidental erasure; mark flashes in the display.; Cassette memory; damage the camcorder.; Handling cassettes
  • Page 18 – Basic Recording; Before you start recording
  • Page 19 – Slide the program selector to; simply point and shoot without making any manual adjustments (; Press and release the start/stop button once to begin recording.; the upper right corner until it clicks securely closed.; When you have finished recording
  • Page 20 – Changing the recording mode; with the camcorder to your PC.
  • Page 21 – in the; Confirmation/Warning beeps
  • Page 22 – Demonstration mode; power or load a cassette.
  • Page 23 – digital zoom; Zooming; optical zoom; Magnifies the camcorder’s zoom range by up to 20
  • Page 24 – in) between you and your
  • Page 25 – Using the LCD Screen; Opening and closing the LCD screen
  • Page 26 – Adjusting the LCD screen; You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen.; About the LCD Screen; it flat against the side of the camcorder.
  • Page 27 – • These and all other indicators appear normally in the viewfinder.; Allowing the subject to monitor recording; • You can choose the display style,
  • Page 28 – Playing Back a Cassette; Attach a power source and turn the POWER switch to PLAY; • The power indicator lights up.
  • Page 29 – Other playback modes; ae
  • Page 30 – Reverse Playback
  • Page 31 – Using the headphones; of the AV/headphones terminal through the menu (
  • Page 32 – Connections for Playback on a TV Screen; Power off all devices before starting the connections.; Switching the AV/headphone terminal
  • Page 33 – Connect the yellow plug to the yellow video terminal; VIDEO
  • Page 34 – AUDIO terminal
  • Page 35 – white plug to the white audio terminal; television to VIDEO.
  • Page 36 – Tips for Making Better Videos; Composition; • Make sure that the fastening screw of the tripod is no; Holding the camcorder
  • Page 37 – Picture angle
  • Page 38 – Searching and Reviewing While Recording; to record pause mode.; Record search; • The + button plays the recording forwards and the – button plays it
  • Page 39 – Using the Menus; There are 2 main menus:; Selecting from the Menus; • The submenu appears.; Turn the selector dial and move the arrow to the desired function.
  • Page 40 – List of Menus; Using the Full; Turn the selector dial and move the arrow to the desired setting.
  • Page 41 – Camera set up submenu; VCR set up submenu; Return; Display set up submenu; Return; System submenu; Return
  • Page 43 – Using the Wireless Controller; Inserting batteries
  • Page 44 – To turn the remote sensor off:; • The selected mode will appear on the display for 4 seconds.; Press and hold the REMOTE SET button on the wireless controller.; When Operating 2 Canon DV Camcorders (Remote Sensor Mode)
  • Page 45 – If your wireless controller isn’t working:; Change the mode again if necessary.
  • Page 46 – Setting the Date and Time; Setting the time zone/daylight saving time; • If you are now in daylight saving time, select the time zone with the
  • Page 48 – • The year display starts to flash.; Turn the selector dial up and down to change the year. Press the; and time again from the start.; Setting the clock; Date and time display
  • Page 49 – Taking Still Pictures; Press the PHOTO button halfway down and hold it:
  • Page 50 – Press the PHOTO button fully down to take the still picture.; disappears from the display.
  • Page 51 – Turning the Image Stabilizer Off; • The
  • Page 52 – Using the Various Recording Programs; the program selector to the; Availability of functions in each recording program
  • Page 53 – Slide the program selector to; • The program will appear in the display.; Setting the program AE mode
  • Page 54 – Auto; Portrait; Spotlight
  • Page 55 – Low Light; • Though subjects can be shot brightly, picture; Night
  • Page 56 – Using Digital Effects; Availability of digital effects in PLAY (VCR) playback modes
  • Page 57 – When you end a; Faders; When you end; Horizontal Wipe (WIPE
  • Page 58 – Effects; Black and White
  • Page 59 – buttons on the wireless controller; Operating faders; • You return to the digital effects menu.; Press the DIGITAL EFFECTS button to close the menu.; • The name of your selected fader flashes in the display.
  • Page 60 – Operating effects; Select effect; If you’re in CAMERA mode:
  • Page 61 – Audio Recording; • “16 bit” is shown in the display for approximately 4 seconds.; External microphone
  • Page 62 – • WS; Wind screen; meters to avoid electromagnetic inerference.
  • Page 63 – Setting the Self-Timer; self-timer button on the body of the camcorder; • SELF-T disappears from the display when recording begins.; Press a PHOTO button on the camcorder body or the wireless; countdown is complete. The
  • Page 64 – • To cancel the self-timer before the countdown has begun, press the
  • Page 65 – Turn the selector dial to choose your desired level.; Ajusting AE Shift
  • Page 66 – Make sure the camcorder is set to the; TAPE; slower; Setting the Shutter Speed
  • Page 67 – Guidelines for shooting using high shutter speeds
  • Page 68 – Manual focus; Focus lock; Adjusting Focus Manually
  • Page 69 – appears in the display when you set the white balance to; b) To set the white balance yourself, point the camcorder at a white; you have finished setting the white balance.; Setting the White Balance
  • Page 70 – Subjects with one dominant colour, such as sky, sea or forest
  • Page 71 – • Press it once to display, once more to hide it.
  • Page 72 – Setting the data code; Camera data; • The data code will read “– – –” in the following situations:; Possible data code combinations:
  • Page 73 – • When 6SEC.DATE is turned on but DISPLAYS (
  • Page 74 – Press the SEARCH SELECT button to choose between photo/date
  • Page 75 – Returning to a Pre-Marked Position; Press the ZERO SET MEMORY button on the wireless controller; RTN
  • Page 76 – Editing; Editing to a VCR; Preparations
  • Page 77 – Dubbing with Digital Video Equipment; • Connect the Canon CV-150F DV cable (optional) with the side of the; images on the tape that is being recorded to.; Dubbing
  • Page 78 – Connect the camcorder and the other digital device.
  • Page 79 – • The camcorder enters record pause mode.
  • Page 80 – Concerning copyrighting
  • Page 81 – “Connections for Playback on a TV Screen” on p. 32.; cable when doing analog line-in recording.
  • Page 82 – • You can monitor the picture in the viewfinder or LCD.
  • Page 84 – Turning the analog-digital converter on; DV OUT, set it to ON and close the; • For normal use, set AV
  • Page 85 – Recording Over Existing Scenes — AV Insert Editing (MV500i only); Make sure the AV/headphone terminal is set to AV through the menu (
  • Page 86 – Turn the camcorder’s POWER switch to PLAY (VCR) and load a; Example recording from a VCR
  • Page 88 – Audio Dubbing; any cables to the MIC terminal.; To connect an external microphone:
  • Page 89 – Locate the point where you want to start audio dubbing, then press
  • Page 90 – To connect other audio equipment:
  • Page 92 – Locate the point where you want to start audio dubbing, then press
  • Page 93 – Setting the Audio Mix; • To simply choose STEREO1, STEREO2 or MIX/FIXED, make sure your
  • Page 94 – Open the menu and select VCR SET UP. Then select OUTPUT CH,
  • Page 95 – household power socket using the power adapter.; Connecting to a PC Using a DV Cable
  • Page 96 – Preparing the Camcorder; Adjust the viewfinder
  • Page 97 – • For extra security and portability, attach; Attach the shoulder strap
  • Page 98 – Notes on Using the Batteries; Charging and recording times
  • Page 99 – When to recharge; • When the power is completely exhausted,; How much power is left?; Always attach the terminal cover.; • Do not allow any metal objects to; Keep the terminals clean.
  • Page 100 – Treat the battery pack with care.; Installing the backup battery
  • Page 101 – Maintenance; form on the lens and internal parts (; Cautions
  • Page 102 – Viewfinder
  • Page 103 – Power sources; Using the camcorder abroad; Video heads; • When mosaic-like noise appears on the playback picture,
  • Page 104 – Condensation; Protecting the camcorder from condensation; When a cold room is heated rapidly
  • Page 105 – Troubleshooting; Cause and/or what to do about it
  • Page 106 – Problem
  • Page 107 – Miscellaneous
  • Page 109 – Optional Accessories; BP-500 Series Battery Packs; usual when the tele-converter is attached.
  • Page 110 – Zoom Remote Controller ZR-1000; terminal of a Canon camcorder, it; VL-10Li Battery Video Light; • Charge the BP-900 Series battery packs
  • Page 111 – Screen Displays; the displays do not disappear when displaying an index screen.; For instructions on how to hook the camcorder up to your TV, see p. 32.; Turning off the LCD screen displays
  • Page 114 – Recording reminder; • The camcorder will turn itself off if; Time Code; Speaker
  • Page 115 – Caution phrases
  • Page 117 – Specifications; Videocassettes bearing the
  • Page 118 – Index
  • Page 119 – Optional Accessories, 109
  • Page 120 – Menu at a Glance; Function
  • Page 121 – Shutter speed
  • Page 122 – DIGITAL VIDEO CAMCORDER; Instruction Manual; PAL
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Mini

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DIGITAL VIDEO CAMCORDER

Instruction Manual

PAL

This instruction book explains the use of the MV500 and MV500i camcorders.
The main difference between these models is that the MV500i includes a DV
Recording and Analog Line-in Recording function. Please note that
illustrations and explanations in this instruction book refer mainly to the MV500
model.

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Page 2 - Introduction; Important Usage Instructions; Downloaded From VideoCamera-Manual.com Manuals

2 E Introduction Important Usage Instructions CAUTION:CUSTOMERS IN THE U.K. SHOULD READ THIS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. CHANGING THE FUSE THE MAINS LEAD ON THIS PRODUCT IS FITTED WITH A NON-REWIREABLE(MOULDED) PLUG, INCORPORATING A 3 AMP FUSE. SHOULD THE FUSE NEED TOBE REPLACED AN ASTA OR BSI APPROV...

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3 E Introduction Important Usage Instructions ....................2 Thank you for Choosing a Canon ..............5 Introducing the MV500/MV500i ..............6 Finding Your Way Around the MV500/MV500i ..............................7 ~ Preparations ~ Attaching the Ferrite Core...........................

Page 4 - For quick reference

4 E Introduction In addition to the contents and indexplease refer to:• Finding Your Way Around the MV500/MV500i ( 7) • Screen displays ( 111) • Troubleshooting — in case you run into any problems ( 105) • Menu at a Glance ( 120) Symbols used in this instructionmanual: : Reference page numbers: Func...

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