Sharp VL-NZ100S - Manual

Sharp VL-NZ100S

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – or; Neutral; Before replacing the plug cover make sure that:; Trademarks; in the United States and/or other countries.
  • Page 4 – Supplied Accessories
  • Page 5 – ii; Optional Accessories
  • Page 6 – iii; Precautions; Do not aim the lens at the sun.; • When shooting in dark places, avoid sudden; Avoid magnetic sources.; You can use your camcorder at 0°C to
  • Page 7 – iv; Dew Formation; What is “dew formation”?
  • Page 8 – Dirty Video Heads; Remove the cleaning tape.; Causes of video head clogging
  • Page 9 – Contents; Operation References; Camera Recording; Easy Camera Recording on Tape; Playback
  • Page 10 – vii; Useful Features; Advanced Features
  • Page 11 – viii; Appendix
  • Page 12 – Part Names; Front view; Stereo microphone
  • Page 13 – Rear view
  • Page 15 – On-screen Display Index
  • Page 17 – Manual screens; • The example screens shown are for TAPE-CAMERA
  • Page 18 – Warning Indicators; Displayed for the first; L AMP; page iv; T A P E E ND; pages
  • Page 19 – Displayed for
  • Page 20 – Preparation; Preparation; Removing; Align the
  • Page 21 – Extending battery pack life; Fully charge the battery pack.
  • Page 22 – • The camcorder is supplied power.
  • Page 23 – Inserting; Press the; • After confirmation sound, the cassette
  • Page 24 – Close the card slot cover.
  • Page 25 – Installing; side of the; Notes on the Use of the Lithium battery; Danger of explosion if battery is
  • Page 26 – • The internal clock now starts operating.; S E T T I NG
  • Page 27 – To remove it, turn it in the opposite direction.
  • Page 28 – Using the Lens Cap
  • Page 29 – Holding the camcorder; Shooting from a high angle
  • Page 30 – Basic Operations; Camcorder modes
  • Page 31 – • Before you start recording, perform the; To pause recording; Battery
  • Page 32 – Zooming; Zooming in; Auto Focus
  • Page 33 – Warning indicator
  • Page 34 – Tape Playback; To stop playback; Press; To turn the power off
  • Page 35 – Video Search; • The playback picture fast forwards (or; Still; on the Operation button.; Volume Control
  • Page 36 – • When connecting to a TV via a VCR, turn
  • Page 37 – To turn off the menu screen; DG T L Z OOM
  • Page 38 – ON; To turn off the recording guide; Types
  • Page 39 – D Z OOM; To use optical zoom only; Select “OFF” in step 4 above.
  • Page 40 – • “GAMMA” appears, indicating that Gamma; To obtain a brighter picture; • The
  • Page 41 – • “GAMMA” appears, indicating that the gain-; To cancel the gain-up function
  • Page 42 – Fade In and Fade Out; Using; • The picture turns white, and the image; To cancel Fade mode; To use Fade Out only
  • Page 43 – Quick Return; • “SEARCH” flashes, and the tape begins; S E A R C H; Edit Search
  • Page 44 – Still Recording on Tape; • A still image of the subject is; Press the STILL button fully.; Attach tripod to tripod socket.
  • Page 45 – To return to normal screen; O N
  • Page 46 – Self Recording; Set the Power switch to CAMERA.; • A mirror image of the subject displays
  • Page 47 – To return to SP mode; Notes on the use of LP mode
  • Page 48 – • The 16-bit audio recording mode; A UD I O MOD E
  • Page 49 – Installing the Batteries; R EMO T E
  • Page 50 – D I S P L A Y; Slow
  • Page 51 – Gamma Playback; To cancel Gamma Playback; • A still picture of the image is displayed.
  • Page 52 – Picture Effect Playback; B W; To cancel Picture Effect Playback
  • Page 53 – : To focus on a more distant subject; To return to Auto Focus mode
  • Page 54 – To return to Auto Exposure mode; Manual Exposure; Subject is too bright against background.; • The number shown is the selected
  • Page 55 – White Balance Lock; Aim the lens at a white object.; • Adjust the distance of the object so that; To return to Auto White Balance mode
  • Page 56 – Digital Picture Effects; To cancel the digital picture effect
  • Page 57 – To cancel the scene setting; S P O R T
  • Page 58 – Using the Time Code; Display format; T C; • The time code appears when the on-; To turn off the time code; T I ME C OD E
  • Page 59 – Editing; Cutting Unwanted Sequences; To stop editing
  • Page 60 – • Check the camcorder screen to see if; To stop recording; Recording
  • Page 61 – • Check the monitor on the digital
  • Page 62 – To Record to Video Equipment
  • Page 63 – A UD I O
  • Page 64 – Audio Dubbing Feature; Microphone for Audio Dubbing; Audio Recording; In normal recording mode; In Audio Dubbing mode; 2-bit audio recording
  • Page 65 – Audio Dubbing; • The audio dubbing screen appears.; To pause audio dubbing
  • Page 66 – Digital Still Camera Features
  • Page 67 – • The selected picture quality indicator; R E C MOD E; Records images with standard
  • Page 68 – • The self-timer operating indicator flashes
  • Page 69 – Formatting a Card; • To cancel formatting, press
  • Page 71 – Delete Protection
  • Page 72 – Deleting Stored Images; Deleting One Stored Image; • The DELETE indicator appears.
  • Page 73 – Deleting All Stored Images; • The DELETE ALL indicator appears.
  • Page 74 – Print Order; • 1 through 99 can be set for the number; • The PRINT indicator appears.; About DPOF
  • Page 75 – To cancel the print order for an image; To cancel the print order for all images
  • Page 76 – System Requirements; Set the Media Selection switch to CARD.; Installing the USB driver; • In the examples below the CD-ROM drive
  • Page 77 – Image Folders and File Names; Caution on transferring data; Disconnecting the USB cable; Windows ME
  • Page 78 – Slide Show Playback; • Beginning from the image selected in; To stop Slide Show Playback
  • Page 79 – Adjusting the Picture; The camcorder automatically; B A C K L I GH T; L C D B R I GH T
  • Page 81 – Useful Information; Hints for Better Shooting; Situation; Brightness; Tips on good lighting
  • Page 82 – • You can use an SD Memory Card and a
  • Page 83 – Mini DV Cassette; C O P YR I GH T
  • Page 84 – Watch out for static electricity; Contacts; Label; Watch out for condensation
  • Page 85 – SD Memory Card; Protecting your data
  • Page 86 – Storage; Battery Pack; Charging
  • Page 87 – Cleaning; • Many plastic parts are used in the camcorder; Using Your Camcorder Abroad; Television Signal Standards
  • Page 88 – Demonstration Mode; Cancelling Demo Mode; Watching the Demonstration; • The demonstration begins.
  • Page 89 – Before Requesting Service
  • Page 91 – Specifications; Camcorder
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Summary

Page 3 - or; Neutral; Before replacing the plug cover make sure that:; Trademarks; in the United States and/or other countries.

SPECIAL NOTE FOR USERS IN THE U.K. The mains lead of this product is fitted with a non-rewireable (moulded) plug incorporating a3A fuse. Should the fuse need to be replaced, a BSI or ASTA approved BS 1362 fuse marked or and of the same rating as above, which is also indicated on the pin face of the ...

Page 4 - Supplied Accessories

i Supplied Accessories Battery pack BT-L225 Power cord Audio/video cable Lens cap Lens hood Wrist strap Tripod adapter USB driver USB cable SD Memory Card (8 MB) CR2025 type lithium battery AA battery K 2 Remote control AC adapter VL-NZ100H-*i-viii 02.2.14, 9:57 AM 1

Page 5 - ii; Optional Accessories

ii Optional Accessories Standard-life battery pack BT-L225 Extended-life battery pack BT-L445 VL-NZ100H-*i-viii 02.2.14, 9:57 AM 2

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