Canon UC 1 Hi Instruction Manual

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Optional Accessories
Important Usage Instructions
Contents
Before Using Your Camera
Nomenclature
Right View
Tally Lamp
Left View
Removing and Attaching Audio/Video Compartment Cover
Wireless Controller
Removing and Attaching Wireless Controller
Operation
Attached to Camera
Removed from Camera
Inserting Batteries
Viewfinder Displays
Power Sources
Battery Pack
Attaching Battery Pack
Removing Battery Pack
Charging Battery Pack
Using the CA-100
Battery Warning
Using Your Battery Packs Effectively
Storage
AC Power/Car Battery
CA-100 Compact Power Adapter
CB-110 Car Battery Adapter
CA-100/CB-110 Connection Procedure
BT-U1 Battery Case
Camera Preparations
Attaching Straps
Adjusting Grip Belt
Lens Cap and Lens Hood
Adjusting Viewfinder Angle
Adjusting Diopter
Removing and Attaching Finder
Setting Date and Time
Concerning the Rechargeable Lithium Battery
Memorization of the Camera's Selected Settings
Loading and Unloading Video Cassettes
Video Cassette Erasure Prevention Switch
What Is Hi8?
Basic Operations
Camera and Play Modes
Camera and Play Indicators
Mode Selection
Dual-Mode Buttons
Camera Recording (Camera Mode)
Smear
Auto Wind Screen Function
Tape Counter
Recording Reminder
Video Cassette Warning
Battery Pack Warning
Record Search (Camera Mode)
Record Review (Camera Mode)
Edit-Erase (Camera Mode)
Blank Tape Search (Play Mode)
Playback Connection (Play Mode)
Using TV with S-Video Input Terminal
Using TV with Audio/Video Input Terminals
Using TV with SCART Terminal
Using TV Without Audio/Video Input Terminals
Connection Procedure
Selecting Video Channel
To View a Regular TV Programme
Playback Procedure (Play Mode)
Positioning the Video Camera
High-Frequency Feedback
Special Playback Methods (Play Mode)
Fast Forward Playback
Rewind Playback
High-Speed Search
Tape Return (Play Mode)
Advanced Operations
Focusing (Camera Mode)
Autofocus
Changing the Focus Set by Autofocus
Subjects Not Suitable for Autofocus
Manual Focus
Zooming (Camera Mode)
Power Zoom
Wireless Zoom
Zooming and Minimum Shooting Distance
Program AE (Camera Mode)
Recording with Program Ae Functions
To Record Ordinary Scenes
To Record Well-Exposed Landscapes
To Record a Spotlit Scene more Effectively
To Record a High-Speed Scene Clearly
To Make a Subject Stand out against the Background
To Record Bright Scenes more Effectively
To Make Recordings with Your Own Settings
Manual Mode
Mode Memory
High-Speed Shutter (Camera Mode)
White Balance
Auto White Balance
Subjects Not Suitable for Auto White Balance
White Balance Set
Exposure Control
Menu System
Automatic Systems During Menu Display
Initializing the Menu Displays
Gain-Up
Self-Timer Recording
Fade
Selecting Fade Trigger Mode
To Start Recording with Fade in
To End Recording with Fade out
Fade in with Fade Button
Fade out with Fade Button
Adding Digital Titles to Recordings
Creating Digital Titles
Adjusting Image Density
Changing Colour/Reversing Title
Adding Shadow
See-Through
Scroll/Wipe Display
Scroll/Wipe of Digital Title
Animated Title
Simultaneous Display
Recording Digital Titles
Selecting a Title for Recording
Recording a Title
Adding Character Titles to Recordings
Creating Character Titles
Recording Character Titles
Recording Date and Time
Selecting Microphone Angle
Auto Wind Screen off Function
Selecting Tape Speed
Tally Lamp off Function
Remote Sensor off Function
Selecting Bilingual Soundtrack Mode
Selecting Edit Mode
LANC Remote Terminal
Using an External Microphone
Using a Tripod
Editing to Another VTR (Play Mode)
Using VTR with S-Video Input Terminal
Using VTR with Audio/Video Input Terminals
Additional Information
Canon Uc1Hi Video System Chart
Items Stored in the System Case
Opening and Closing Case
VK-U1 Video Backpack
BY-U1 Battery Case
MC-100 Multi-Battery Charger
BP-E722 Battery Pack
Problems and Troubleshooting
Condensation (DEW)
What Is Condensation?
Preventing Condensation
When Condensation Is Detected
Specifications
Creating an Animated Title

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