Sony DCR-TRV510 - Manual (Page 106)

Quick Function Guide
Functions to adjust exposure (in the recording mode)
• In a dark place
• In insufficient light
• In dark environments such as sunset, fireworks,
or general night views
• Shooting backlit subjects
• In spotlight, such as at the theater or a formal
event
• In strong light or reflected light, such as
at a beach in midsummer or on a ski slope
Functions to give images more impact
(in the recording mode)
• Smooth transition between scenes
• Taking a still picture
• Digital processing of images
• Processing a scene using digital effects
• Creating a soft background for subjects
NIGHTSHOT (p. 19)
Low lux mode (p. 37)
Sunset & moon mode (p. 37)
BACK LIGHT (p. 19)
Spotlight mode (p. 37)
Beach & ski mode (p. 37)
FADER (p. 31)
PHOTO (p. 27)
PICTURE EFFECT (p. 33)
DIGITAL EFFECT (p. 35)
Soft portrait mode (p. 37)
Functions to give a natural appearance to your recordings
(in the recording mode)
• Preventing deterioration of picture quality D ZOOM [MENU] (p. 76)
in digital zoom
• Focusing manually Manual focus (p. 40)
• Shooting distant subjects Landscape mode (p. 37)
•Recording fast-moving subjects Sports lesson mode (p. 37)
Functions to use in editing (in the recording mode)
• Watching the picture on a wide-screen TV Wide mode (p. 29)
Functions to use after recording (in the playback mode)
•Digital processing of recorded images
•Processing a recorded scene using digital effect
•
Displaying the date/time or recording data
when you recorded
•Quickly locating a desired scene
•Searching for scenes recorded in the
photo mode
•Scanning scenes recorded in the Photo mode
•Playing back on monaural sound or sub sound
• Playing back the picture on a TV without
connecrting a cord
PICTURE EFFECT (p. 42)
DIGITAL EFFECT (p. 43)
Data code (p. 23)
Zero set memory {p. 41,44,53)
Photo seach {p. 47)
Photo scan (p. 48)
HiFi SOUND [MENU] (p. 76)
LASER LINK (p. 26)
Functions using the built-in flash memory
•Connecting to your PC PC mode (p. 68)
• Recording still pictures at high quality FRAME (p. 57)
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