Sony CCD-TR9 - Manual (Page 40)

Using the High sjaeed Shutter
To choose the best
shutter speed
Notes on shutter
speed
Example use For your selection
• On clear days, recording golf or tennis swing (To view the
hit ball clearly in the still picture mode, set to 1/4(XX))
• Recording skiers
VAOOOoT
1/2000
• On overcast days, recording a moving carousel or roller
coaster
• Recording outdoors from inside a moving vehicle (for
stable shooting)
1/1000 or 1/250
• Instead of using the ND2 (neutral density) fiiter (To reduce
the exposure level to about halO
• Recording indoor sports (for stable shooting)
1/100
When you select shutter speed 1/250 or faster, record under sunlight or use a
video light.
When you record a TV screen with certain shutter speeds, the brightness of
the recorded picture may vary.
When you shoot a very bright subject at a faster shutter speed, a light vertical,
belt-like line ("smear”) may appear on the screen when played back.
When you record at certain shutter speeds under a discharged tube light, such
as a fluorescent lamp, sodium lamp or mercury lamp, the brightness of the
recorded picture may vary.
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Chapter 3: Advanced Operation