Sharp VIEWCAM VL-NZ50U User Manual

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LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY CAMCORDER
OPERATION MANUALI
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - VIE WCAM

LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY CAMCORDEROPERATION MANUALIMtMSHARP VIE WCAMWMinij•••Thfe.'''-ÌK'4ogò"'iS‘a itàtieitjark;-Please

Page 2 - CAUTION:

Supplied Accessories' The part numbers for the AC adapter and battery pack supplied with this camcorder are valid only in the U.S. and Latin Amer

Page 3 - RESPONSIBLE PARTY:

Optional AccessoriesNote:• The listed model names are for U.S. accessories.For optional and additional accessories, contact your local dealer,

Page 4 - IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

ContentsOperation References Part Names...1On-screen Display

Page 5

o ra E3Useful Features Stü! Recording...29Attaching the Supplied Tripod Adapter...

Page 6 - Quick Operation Guide

Part NamesFor details on the use ot each part, refer to the page number indicated in brackets.Front viewStereo microphoneDC input jack [PP- 8, 9]Casse

Page 7 - Inserting a Cassette

Rear viewDV terminal [p. 44]AV jack [pp.21,43]Jack cover [pp.21,43, 44]Power Zoom Wide angle/ Telephoto control [p. 17]/ volume control [P-19]GUIDE

Page 8

Operation ReferencesRear view.^ GAMMA/BRIGHTER button [pp. 25, 26, 35]FADE button [p-27;SET button[p.22RECord START/STOP button [p-16]STILL button [p

Page 9 - Precautions

On-screen Display IndexFor details on the use ot each tunction, reter to the page number indicated. CAMERA mode-a1p. 30—* * yp. 18p 16.--------1pp. 16

Page 10 - Supplied Accessories

Operation ReferencesManual screensEach time you press the MANUAL button, the screen changes as shown below.Focus setting screen ^ (p. 37)AUTOll ll|l|

Page 11 - Optional Accessories

Warning IndicatorsIf a warning indicator appears on the screen, follow the specified instructions.IJispInycd for the first 3 secondsDispinyed nft 3 se

Page 12 - Contents

Thank you for purchasing this camcorder from SHARP.The camcorder wili enhance your home video enjoyment and allow/ you to capture those speciai moment

Page 13

Attaching and Removing the Battery PackAttachingPower switchMake sure that the Power switch is set to OFF.Align the _ mark on the side of the batter

Page 14 - Part Names

Charging the Battery Pack1 Attach the battery pack on the camcorder, and make sure that the Power switch is set to OFF.Plug the AC adapter into a powe

Page 15 - [pp.21,43, 44]

PreparationPowering the Camcorder from an AC OutletYou can also power the camcorder from a power outlet by using the supplied AC adapter.Caution:g • T

Page 16 - Operation References

Inserting and Removing a CassetteInserting1 Attach the power source to the camcorder, then slide the cassette compartment door release and open the ca

Page 17 - On-screen Display Index

PreparationInstalling the Lithium BatteryInstallingThe supplied lithium battery is used to store thememory of the date and time settings.1 Slide the

Page 18 - On-screen indicators on/off

Selecting the Language for the On-screen DisplayThis camcorder allows you to choose English, French or Spanish as the on-screen display language.SET b

Page 19 - Warning Indicators

PreparationSetting the Date and TimeExample: Setting the date to June 2, 2003 (JUN, 2, 2003) and the time to 10:30 am (10:30 AM).SET buttonNote:• Befo

Page 20 - Attaching and Removing

Changing to the 24-hour Time Mode1 After performing step 8 above, press v or A to select “12H/24H”, then press the SET button.2 Press V or A to selec

Page 21 - Charging the Battery

PreparationAlways attach the lens cap over the lens when not using the camcorder.Tips on Recording PositionsTo create Images that are easy to watch du

Page 22 - Camcorder from an AC

Easy Camera Recording in Full Auto Mode> Before you start recording, perform the operations described on pages 7 through 15 to prepare your camco

Page 23 - Inserting and Removing

WARNING ^FCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void

Page 24 - Installing the Lithium

Basic Operations Camera RecordingZoomingor farther from a subject without physically changing your position.When using the optical zoom, you can enlar

Page 25 - Changing

Remaining Recording Time DisplayWhen the camcorder is recording, an onscreen indicator displays the approximate remaining tape time In minutes.• The

Page 26 - Setting the Date and

IPlaybackThe LCD monitor screen functions as a handy playback monitor. Nothing needs to be connected, allowing instant on-screen playback with the so

Page 27 - Changing to the 24-hour Time

Video SearchStillsearch for a desired scene on the tape.Searching for a Scene Near the Current Tape Position1 During playback, press > (or <) o

Page 28 - Positions

Basic Operations PlaybackWatching Playback on a TVYou can connect the camcorder to a TV to allow a larger audience to enjoy playback,1 Open the jac

Page 29 - Easy Camera Recording

Using the Menu ScreensUse the menu screens to adjust the various camcorder settings.SET buttonSet to the desired camcorder mode (CAMERA or VCR).• See

Page 30 - Macro Shots

Displaying the Recording GuideTfof five recording guides.TypesE= 5r ^Cross: A cross mark at the center of the screen for placing the subject at the c

Page 31 - Power Display

Setting the Digital Zoom4 Press V or A to select “40” or “300”, then press the SET button.|40DGTL ZOOMThe “D” digital zoom Indicator is displayed dur

Page 32 - Volume Control

Useful featuresCamera RecordingGamma Brightness CompensationWhen the subject is backlit, the image will appear dark if it is recorded normally. The ga

Page 33 - Searching for a Scene Near

Gain-Upiiiuminated location, “LIGHT” Is displayed on the screen. Use the gain-up function to record a brighter picture.Note:• At locations where light

Page 34 - Watching Playback on a

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS10.Read Instructions—A!i the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.Retain Instructions—T

Page 35 - Using the Menu

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingFade In and Fade OutThe fade function allows you to gradually bring the image and sound in or out at the beginning or e

Page 36 - Recording Guide

Quick Return Edit SearchIf while playing back your tape you want to quickly return to the last recorded scene and start recording again, use the quick

Page 37 - Setting the Digital

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingStill Recordingsubjects,1 In Recording Standby mode, press the STILL button fully.• A still Image of the subject Is d

Page 38 - Compensation

Wide Screen (16:9)The wide screen function lets you rec sc0n©s with th© w^d©"Scr©©n f©©! of © shown in a theat©r The top and bottom of th© pictur

Page 39 - To obtain a brighter picture

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingSelf RecordingRotate the LCD monitor 180° verticaHy so that the screen faces the other way and the subject can monitor

Page 40 - Fade In and Fade Out

Recording in LP (Long Play Recording) ModeThis camcorder allows you to record in LP (Long Play Recording) mode for approximately 50% more recording ti

Page 41 - Quick Return Edit Search

Useful FeaturesCamera RecordingSelecting the 16-bit Audio Recording ModeThe camcorder normally records audio in the 12-bit audio recording mode. For h

Page 42 - Camera Recording

Using the Remote Control (Not supplied)The remote control (RRMCG0084TASA) is not supplied with this camcorder. Contact the nearest SHARP service cente

Page 43 - ' T w

Useful Features PlaybackDisplaying the Date and Time of RecordingFollow the procedure below to display the date, or both the date and time, of recordi

Page 44 - Self Recording

Picture Effect PlaybackThese picture effects let you play back images with a more dramatic effect.- Types-------------------------------------B/W: The

Page 45 - Notes on the use of LP mode

15, Power Lines—An outside antenna system should not be located In the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or

Page 46 - Audio Recording Mode

Manual FocusAuto Focus may not be able to focus on the subject in the situations shown below. In such situations, set the camcorder to Manual Focus mo

Page 47 - Operating

Manual ExposureThe camcorder is preset to Auto Exposure mode, which automatically selects the optimal aperture. However, v/hen there is too much contr

Page 48 - IDATE + TIME

Advanced FeaturesCamera RecordingWhite Balance LockThe color of the subject on the screen looks different depending on lighting conditions. Lock the W

Page 49 - PIC. EFFECT

Digital Picture EffectsThese digital picture effects let you record the subject with a more dramatic effect.Types -B/W: To record in black-and-white.S

Page 50 - Manual Focus

Advanced FeaturesCamera Recordingg1Scene Menu (Program AE)You can set the camcorder to the shooting mode that will create the best results for a speci

Page 51 - Manual Exposure

Using the Time CodeThe time code shows the hour, minute and second of recording, and the frame number (1 frame = approx, 1/30 sec,). This Is automati

Page 52 - Setting the Camcorder

Advanced FeaturesPlaybackEditingremoving unwanted sequences from your tape, or transposing one sequence with another.This camcorder lets you monitor t

Page 53 - Digital Picture Effects

Editing with the DV Terminal (IEEE1394)This camcorder enables you to perform digital video editing. Connect the camcorder to video equipment with a DV

Page 54 - (Program AE)

g1Advanced FeaturesPlaybackAudio Dubbing FeatureYou can add narration to recordings made with this camcorder while preserving the original audio and v

Page 55 - JCO; 5; 35

Audio Dubbing1 Play back the recorded Mini DV cassette and locate the tape position where you wish to start audio dubbing.2 Press A to pause playbac

Page 56 - Cutting Unwanted Sequences

Quick Operation GuidePlease consult this operation manual further for details on these and other funotions of your camcorder.Attaching the Batte

Page 57 - Terminal (IEEE1394)

Advanced FeaturesPlaybackSelecting the Audio Playback ModeYou can select any of the following audioplayback modes.Audio 1+2• 12-bit recording in ster

Page 58 - Audio Dubbing Feature

Picture/BacklightAdjustmentsIf the picture is difficult to see due to ambient light or other factors, adjust the monitor picture settings.• The exampl

Page 59 - E X E C LI t E

AppendixTurning off the Confirmation SoundA confirmation sound is made when you turn on or off the Power switch, press the REC START/STOP button, or p

Page 60 - Advanced Features

Hints for Better Shooting• Position the subject in the center of the scene. When using auto focus, whatever is in the center of the scene is kept in f

Page 61 - Adjustments

Appendixpv TechnologyDigital video (DV) is a revoiutionary technology that enables recording and playback of high quality images with the use of speci

Page 62 - Confirmation Sound

Mìni DV CassetteTo protect recordings against accidentai erasureSlide the protect tab on the rear ot the Mini DV cassette to the “SAVE” position.

Page 63 - BiiijlitiinKs Sitiintinii

AppendixBattery PackThis camcorder uses a lifhium-ion type batterypack.Charging• Charge the battery pack immediately (or a day) before use. The batter

Page 64 - Copyright Protection

• What is “dew formation”?When cold water is poured into a glass, dew drops form on the glass. This clinging of water drops is called dew formation.•

Page 65 - Replacing the Fluorescent

AppendixDirty Video HeadsWhen the video heads have become clogged with dirt (dust and tape coating particles),:tt:-|• mosaic-like noise appears on the

Page 66 - Battery Pack

cleaning• Many plastic parts are used in the camcorder casing. Do not use thinner, benzene or other strong chemical cleaners. These may cause discolor

Page 67 - Dew Formation

1Inserting a CassetteAttach the power source to the camcorder, then slide the cassette compartment door release and open the cassette compartment door

Page 68 - / / / M \ \ \ N

AppendixDemonstration ModeYou can watch a brief demonstration of the special camcorder features in Demo mode.If the demonstration appears on the scree

Page 69 - Using Your Camcorder Abroad

Before Requesting ServiceBefore calling for service, please check the following troubleshooting table.SyinplomPossible cniiseSuggested solutionNo powe

Page 70 - 1и^1^Л1ДЙ[ии:

AppendixSvm|)k)inPosHibli*SllCJCjOSlod '-:rilLi1iunoward tape.iws:::c::ua>cg::::,,t.yo:c:..uc:mpc.sired point (p. 19).1g>Video noise in ima

Page 71 - Before Requesting Service

SpecificationsCamcorderSignal System NTSC standardRecording System 2 rotary heads, helical scanning systemCassette Digital VCR Mini DV video cassetteR

Page 72 - Appendix

Información importante para los consumidores de los EEUU.ADVERTENCIA: PARA REDUCIR EL RIESGO DE CAUSAR UN INCENDIO O RECIBIR UNA DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA, N

Page 73 - Specifications

Precauciones> Cuando no utilice la videocámara, no se olvide de extraer el videocasete, desconectar la alimentación y desenchufar la videocámara d

Page 74 - PRECAUCION

AVISOS DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES10.63Lectura de las instrucciones—Antes de utilizar este producto deberán leerse todas las instrucciones de seguridad y

Page 75 - Precauciones

15. Líneas de alimentación—Una antena exterior no deberá colocarse cerca de líneas de alimentación elevadas ni tampoco cerca de luces eléctricas o ci

Page 76

Guía de operación rápidaColocación de la bateríaInterruptor de alimentaciónAsegúrese de que el interruptor de alimentación esté en OFF.í»Carga de la b

Page 77

Inserción de un casete1 Coloque la fuente (fe alimentación en lavideocámara, y luego deslice el control de abertura de la puerta del compartimento dei

Page 78 - Guía de operación rápida

Quick Operation GuideREC START/STOP buttonEasy Camera Recording1 Insert a cassette into the camcorder.2 Hold down the Lock button and set the Power

Page 79 - Sugerencias sobre las

Guía de operación rápidaBotón RECSTART/STOP Control de zoom motorizado/ control de volumenBotón de operaciónInterruptor de alimentaciónGrabación fácil

Page 80 - Reproducción

Cuando se selecciona “ESPAÑOL” como idioma de !a visualización en pantalla aparecen las siguientes visualizaciones indicadas a continuación.Modo CAMER

Page 81 - Modo CAMERA

Les affichages sur écran suivants apparaissent lorsque "FRANÇAIS” est sélectionné pour la langue de l’affichage.^ Mode CAMERAAUTO30mmhùij ii&apos

Page 82 - ^ Mode CAMERA

Va|i'd'for\wafra'My;s'er.vreë-irt/the^^CONSUMER LIMITED WARRANTYSHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrants to the first consumer purch

Page 83 - SHARP CORPORATION

Precautions• When the camcorder is not in use, remember to remove the cassette tape, turn off the power, and disconnect the camcorder from the power

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