Видеокамера SONY DCR-PC1E. Инструкция на русском языке

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Digital Video
Camera Recorder
Operating Instructions
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly,
and retain it for future reference.
Иino?oeoeя ii yenieoaoaoee
Пa?aa yenieoaoaoeae aiia?aoa aieiaoaeuii i?i?oeoa,
ii?aeoenoa, aaiiia ?oeiaianoai e nio?aiяeoa aai aeя
aaeuiaeoeo ni?aaie.
DCR-PC1E
©1998 by Sony Corporation

English                               Рonneee
Welcome!                              Дia?i ii?aeiaaou!
Congratulations on your purchase of this Sony  Пica?aaeяai Вan n i?eia?aoaieai aaiiie
Handycam VisionO  camcorder. With your  aeaaieaia?u Handycam Vision™ oe?iu Sony.
Handycam Vision you can capture life’s precious  С iiiiuu? Вaoae aeaaieaia?u Handycam
moments with superior picture and sound  Vision Вu nii?aoa caia?aoeaou ai?iaea Вai
quality.                              iaiiaaieя ?ecie n i?aainoiaiui ea?anoaii
Your Handycam Vision is loaded with advanced  ecia?a?aieя e caoea.
features, but at the same time it is very easy to  Вaoa aeaaieaia?a Handycam Vision
use. You will soon be producing home video that  iniauaia oniaa?oainoaiaaiiuie
you can enjoy for years to come.      ooieoeяie, ii a oi ?a a?aiя aa i?aiu eaaei
eniieuciaaou. Вnei?a Вu aoaaoa nicaaaaou
naiaeiua aeaaii?ia?aiiu, eioi?uie
WARNING                  ii?aoa ianea?aaounя iineaao?uea aiau.
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose
the unit to rain or moisture.
ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЕ
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the  Дeя i?aaioa?auaieя aicai?aieя eee
cabinet.                              iianiinoe  yeaeo?e?aneiai oaa?a ia
Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.  aiioneaeoa iiiaaaieя aiia?aoa iia ai?au
e aa?aaeoa aai io nu?inoe.
Вi ecaa?aiea ii?a?aieя yeaeo?e?aneei
oieii ia ioe?uaaeoa ei?ion.
Зa ianeo?eaaieai ia?auaounя oieuei e
eaaeeoeoe?iaaiiiio ianeo?eaa?uaio
ia?niiaeo.
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DCR-PC1E(E)
English                          Table of contents  3
Table of contents
Before you begin 5                    —for playing back/editing—
Using this manual.................................................... 5  Watching on a TV screen ...................................... 69
Checking supplied accessories .............................. 7  Enjoying digital effect during playback ............. 71
Searching the boundaries of recorded tape
Getting started  8                     with date – date search ...................................... 72
Charging and installing the battery pack............. 8  Searching the boundaries of recorded tape
Inserting a cassette................................................. 12  with title – title search ........................................ 75
Searching for a photo               Before you begin
– photo search/photo scan ................................ 76
Basic operations  14                  Returning to a pre-registered position ............... 80
Camera recording .................................................. 14  Displaying recording data
Using the zoom feature ...................................... 17  – data code function ........................................... 81
Selecting the start/stop mode ........................... 19  Editing onto another tape ..................................... 82
Shooting with the LCD screen .......................... 20  Replacing recording on a tape
Letting the subject monitor the shot ................ 21  – insert editing ..................................................... 85
Hints for better shooting ...................................... 23  Audio dubbing ....................................................... 86
Checking the recorded picture ............................ 25
Playing back a tape ................................................ 26  Additional information  89
Searching for the end of the picture .................... 30
Usable cassettes and playback modes ................ 89  Пa?aa ia?aeii yenieoaoaoee
Resetting the date and time.................................. 92
Advanced operations 31
Using alternative power sources ......................... 31  Simple setting of clock by time difference ......... 94
Using the mains .................................................. 31  Tips for using the battery pack ............................ 95
Changing the mode settings ................................ 33  Maintenance information and precautions...... 100
Using your camcorder abroad ........................... 105
—for camera recording—                Trouble check ....................................................... 106
Photo recording ..................................................... 39  Self-diagnosis function ....................................... 111
Using the FADER function................................... 42  Specifications ........................................................ 118
Using the wide mode function ............................ 45  Identifying the parts ............................................ 120
Enjoying picture effect .......................................... 46  Warning indicators .............................................. 130
Superimposing a still picture on a moving  Index ........................................................Back Cover
picture ................................................................... 47
Recording still pictures successively .................. 48
Replacing a brighter portion of a still picture
with a moving picture ........................................ 49
Adding an incidental image to pictures ............. 51
Using slow shutter................................................. 52
Adding an old movie type atmosphere to
pictures ................................................................. 53
Shooting with backlighting .................................. 54
Adjusting the exposure ......................................... 55
Adjusting the white balance ................................ 56
Using the PROGRAM AE function ..................... 57
Focusing manually ................................................ 59
Releasing the STEADYSHOT function ............... 61
Superimposing a title ............................................ 61
Making a custom title............................................ 66
Labeling a cassette ................................................. 68
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