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Digital Recording Binoculars
Handbook
DEV-3/5/5K
2011 Sony Corporation 4-410-129-12(1)
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Read this first
Using this product
Do not hold this product by the following parts,
and also do not hold this product by the jack
covers.
Viewfinder
Do not put this product with the viewfinder
facing down.
This product is not dustproofed, dripproofed
or waterproofed. See “About handling of this
p
roduct” (p. 89).
Menu items, viewfinder, and lens
A menu item that is grayed out is not available
under the current recording or playback
conditions.
The viewfinder is manufactured using
extremely high-precision technology, so over
99.99% of the pixels are operational for effective
use. However, there may be some tiny black
points and/or bright points (white, red, blue,
or green in color) that appear constantly in the
viewfinder. These points are normal results of
the manufacturing process and do not affect the
recording in any way.
Exposing the viewfinder or the lens to direct
sunlight for long periods of time may cause
malfunctions.
Do not aim at the sun. Doing so might cause
this product to malfunction. Take images of the
sun only in low light conditions, such as at dusk.
About language setting
The on-screen displays in each local language
are used for illustrating the operating
procedures. Change the screen language before
u
sing this product if necessary (p. 18).
On recording
To ensure stable operation of the memory
card, it is recommended to format the memory
card with this product before the first use
(p
. 65). Formatting the memory card will erase
all the data stored on it and the data will be
irrecoverable. Save your important data on your
PC etc.
Before starting to record, test the recording
function to make sure the image and sound are
recorded without any problems.
Compensation for the contents of recordings
cannot be provided, even if recording or
playback is not possible due to a malfunction of
this product, memory card, etc.
TV color systems differ depending on the
country/region. To view your recordings on a
TV, set [60i/50i Sel] to the setting required in
y
our country/region before recording (p. 16).
Television programs, films, video tapes,
and other materials may be copyrighted.
Unauthorized recording of such materials may
be contrary to the copyright laws.
Because of the way that the image device
(CMOS sensor) reads out image signals, the
following phenomena may occur.
The subjects passing by the frame rapidly
might appear crooked depending on the
recording conditions. (This phenomenon may
be notable in displays having high motion
resolution.)
Horizontal lines appear on the screen during
recording under fluorescent lights. The
phenomena can be reduced by adjusting the
s
hutter speed (p. 58).
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Images on the screen look horizontally
divided when a subject is lighted with a flash.
The phenomena can be reduced by using a
slower shutter speed.
Use this product in accordance with local
regulations.
See page 18 for the memory card you can use
with this product.
Notes on playing back
You may not be able to play back normally
images recorded on this product with other
devices. Also, you may not be able to play back
images recorded on other devices with this
product.
DVD media recorded with high
definition image quality
DVD media recorded with high definition
image quality can be played back with devices
that are compatible with the AVCHD standard.
You cannot play discs recorded with high
definition image quality with DVD players/
recorders as they are not compatible with the
AVCHD format. If you insert a disc recorded
with the AVCHD format (high definition image
quality) into a DVD player/recorder, you may
not be able to eject the disc.
Save all your recorded image data
To prevent your image data from being lost,
save all your recorded images on external media
periodically. To save images on your computer,
see page 37, and to save images on external
devices, see page 43.
The type of discs or media on which the images
can be saved depend on the [
REC Mode]
selected when the images were recorded.
Movies recorded with [60p Quality
] ([50p
Quality
]) or [Highest Quality ] can be
saved on external media devices or on Blu-ray
di
scs (p. 45).
Notes on battery pack/AC Adaptor
Be sure to remove the battery pack or the AC
Adaptor after turning off this product.
Disconnect the AC Adaptor from this product,
holding both this product and the DC plug.
Note on the binoculars/battery pack
temperature
When the temperature of this product or
battery pack becomes extremely high or
extremely low, you may not be able to record or
play back on this product, due to the protection
features of this product being activated in such
situations. In this case, an indicator appears on
t
he screen (p. 78).
When this product is connected to a
computer or accessories
Do not try to format the memory card of this
product using a computer. If you do so, this
product may not operate correctly.
When connecting this product to another
device with communication cables, be sure to
insert the connector plug in the correct way.
Pushing the plug forcibly into the terminal
will damage the terminal and may result in a
malfunction of this product.
If you cannot record/play back images,
perform [Format]
If you repeat recording/deleting images for
a long time, fragmentation of data occurs on
the memory card. Images cannot be saved or
recorded. In such a case, save your images on
some type of external media first, and then
perform [Format] by selecting
(MENU)
[Setup] [
( Media Settings)]
[Format]
.
Notes on optional accessories
We recommend using genuine Sony accessories.
Genuine Sony accessories may not be available
in some countries/regions.
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About this manual, illustrations and
on-screen displays
The example images used in this manual for
illustration purposes are captured using a digital
still camera, and therefore may appear different
from images and screen indicators that actually
appear on this product. And, the illustrations
of this product and its screen indication are
exaggerated or simplified for understandability.
In this manual, the DVD disc recorded with
high definition image quality is called AVCHD
recording disc.
Design and specifications of this product and
accessories are subject to change without notice.
Viewing 3D video images
Some people may experience discomfort (such
as eye strain, fatigue, or nausea) while watching
3D video images.
Sony recommends that all viewers take regular
breaks while watching 3D video images. The
length and frequency of necessary breaks will
vary from person to person. You must decide
what works best.
If you experience any discomfort, you should
stop watching the 3D video images until the
discomfort ends; consult a doctor if you believe
necessary.
You should also review the instruction manual
of any other device or media used with this
product.
The vision of young children (especially those
under six years old) is still under development.
Consult your doctor (such as a pediatrician or
eye doctor) before allowing young children to
watch 3D video images.
Adults should supervise young children to
ensure they follow the recommendations listed
above.
Notes on use
Be careful of your surroundings when using
this product. Especially, do not use this product
while walking. Doing so may cause accidents
or injury.
Do not do any of the following. Otherwise,
the memory card may be damaged, recorded
images may be impossible to play back or may
be lost, or other malfunctions could occur.
ejecting the memory card when the access
l
amp (p. 19) is lit or flashing
removing the battery pack or AC Adaptor
from this product, or applying mechanical
shock or vibration to this product when the
(Movie)/ (Photo) lamps (p. 22) or the
access lamp (p. 19) are lit or flashing
When using the neck strap, do not carry this
product on your back. Doing so may cause
injury. And do not allow this product to knock
against another object.
About manuals for this product
Two manuals have been prepared for this
product, the “Operating Guide” and the
“Digital Recording Binoculars Handbook
(PDF).” The “Operating Guide” introduces
basic operations and the “Digital Recording
Binoculars Handbook (PDF)” explains
details of functions.
Operating Guide
This manual introduces the basic
operations of this product, such as
recording and playback.
Digital Recording Binoculars Handbook
(PDF)
This manual explains various operations,
such as how to use the setting menu and
how to save images on other devices.
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How to read Digital Recording
Binoculars Handbook (PDF)
Install the “Digital Recording Binoculars
Handbook” on your computer from the
supplied CD-ROM.
For a Windows computer
When the installation screen appears, click
[Handbook] the desired language and
the model name [Install], and follow the
on-screen instructions to install the Handbook.
The short-cut icon is created on the computer
screen.
For a Mac
Open the [Handbook] - [GB] folder on the
CD-ROM, then copy [Handbook.pdf] to your
computer.
You need Adobe Reader to read the “Digital
Recording Binoculars Handbook.” If it is not
installed on your computer, you can download
it from the Adobe Systems web page.
http://www.adobe.com/
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Table of contents
Read this first . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Viewing 3D video images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Notes on use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
About manuals for this product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Getting started
Step 1: Checking the supplied items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Attaching the supplied items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Step 2: Charging the battery pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Charging the battery pack installed into this product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Charging the battery pack using the AC Adaptor/Charger (DEV-5K) . . . . . . . . . 13
Step 3: Turning the power on, and setting up this product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Changing the language setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Step 4: Inserting a memory card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Binoculars/Recording/Playback
Using this product as binoculars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Recording movies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Shooting photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Playback on this product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Playing images on a TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
List of connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Using “BRAVIA” Sync . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Advanced operations
Useful functions for recording movies and photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Recording better images automatically (Intelligent Auto) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Selecting the recording mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Recording information on your location (GPS) (DEV-5/5K) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Controlling the image settings manually with the MANUAL dial . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Making good use of this product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Deleting images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Protecting recorded movies and photos (Protect) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Dividing a movie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
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Saving movies and photos with a computer
Selecting the method for creating a disc (computer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Importing movies and photos to a computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Creating a disc with one touch (Disc Burn) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Saving images on a disc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Saving images with an external device
Selecting a method for saving images with an external device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
The devices on which the created disc can be played back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Saving images on an external media device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Saving desired movies and photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Playing back images in the external media device on this product . . . . . . . . . . 47
Creating a high definition image quality disc with a DVD writer, etc., other than
DVDirect Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Creating a standard definition image quality disc with a recorder, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Customizing this product
Using menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Operating menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Menu lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Shooting Mode (Items for selecting a shooting mode) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Camera/Mic (Items for customized shooting) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Image Quality/Size (Items for setting up image quality or size) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Edit/Copy (Items for editing) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Setup (Other setup items) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Additional information
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Self-diagnosis display/Warning indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Recording time of movies/number of recordable photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Expected operating time with each battery pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Expected recording time of movies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Expected number of recordable photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Using this product abroad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Watching the recorded movies on a TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
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Maintenance and precautions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
About the AVCHD format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
About GPS (DEV-5/5K) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
About the memory card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
About x.v.Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
About handling of this product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Quick reference
Screen indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
Parts and controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
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Getting started
Step 1: Checking the supplied items
When opening the box for the first time, make sure that all of the supplied items listed below
are included. The numbers in ( ) are the supplied quantity.
Items DEV-3 DEV-5 DEV-5K
Digital Recording Binoculars (1)
Carrying case (1)
Neck strap (1)
Lens cover (1)
Finder cap (1)
Large eyecup (2)
AC Adaptor/Battery charger (AC-VQV10) (1)
Connecting cord (DK-225) (1)
AC Adaptor (AC-L200) (1)
Power cord (Mains lead) (1)
Rechargeable battery pack (1)
NP-FV70 NP-FV70 NP-FV100
A/V connecting cable (1)
Component A/V cable (1)
USB cable (1)
USB Adaptor Cable (1)
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Items DEV-3 DEV-5 DEV-5K
CD-ROM Video Camera Application
Software (1)
“PMB” (software, including “PMB Help”)
Digital Recording Binoculars Handbook (PDF)
“Operating Guide” (1)
Attaching the supplied items
Attaching the neck strap
To avoid dropping this product, attach the
neck strap to the binoculars following the
steps below.
Insert one end of the neck strap into the
strap mount on the binoculars. Then, fasten
the neck strap, placing the end of the neck
strap into the clasp.
Attaching the lens cover (DEV-5/5K)
When you do not intend to use this
product, store this product with the lens
cover attached.
You can use this product with the lens cover
attached.
Attaching the large eyecup (DEV-5/5K)
If you cannot see the picture in the
viewfinder clearly under bright light, use
the large eyecup.
Align the large eyecup with the eyecup
groove in the viewfinder.
Attaching the finder cap (DEV-5/5K)
When you do not intend to use this
product, store this product with the finder
cap attached.
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You can attach the finder cap to the neck
strap as illustrated when it is not being
used.
Step 2: Charging the
battery pack
You can charge the “InfoLITHIUM” battery
pack (V series).
Notes
You cannot use any “InfoLITHIUM” battery
pack other than NP-FV70/FV100 to this
product.
Charging the battery pack installed
into this product
S
et the POWER switch to OFF
(CHG) by pressing the green
button.
Turn the battery cover lock to
OPEN and open the battery
cover.
Align the battery with the groove
in the battery compartment (),
and slide the battery until it clicks
().
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Close the battery cover and turn
the battery cover lock to LOCK.
DEV-3/5:
Connect the AC Adaptor and the
power cord (mains lead) to this
product and the wall outlet (wall
socket).
DEV-5K:
Connect the power cord and the
connecting cord (DK-225) to the
AC Adaptor/Charger.
Set the mode switch on the AC Adaptor/
Charger to VCR/CAMERA.
The CHG (charge) lamp lights up and
charging starts. The CHG (charge)
lamp turns off when the battery pack is
fully charged.
When the battery is charged,
disconnect the AC Adaptor from
the DC IN jack of this product.
DC IN jack
DC plug
To the wall outlet
(wall socket)
Power cord (mains
lead)
Mode
switch
DC OUT jack
Connecting cord (DK-225)
CHG (charge) lamp
DC IN jack
DC plug
AC Adaptor
Power cord (mains
lead)
To the wall outlet (wall
socket)
CHG (charge) lamp
Align the battery with the groove.
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Charging the battery pack using
the AC Adaptor/Charger (DEV-5K)
The AC Adaptor/Charger can charge the
battery pack faster than charging it with
this product.
Set the mode switch on the AC
Adaptor/Charger to CHARGE.
Connect the power cord (mains
lead) to the AC Adaptor/Charger.
Connect the power cord (mains
lead) to a wall outlet (wall socket).
Attach the battery pack to the AC
Adaptor/Charger by sliding it in
the direction of the arrow.
The CHARGE lamp lights up and
charging starts.
When charging is complete, the battery
mark is displayed (
).
If you continue to charge the battery
after normal charging is complete until
the battery mark shows “FULL,” the
battery pack can be used slightly longer
than when in the normal charged state.
Charging time
Approximate time (min.) required when
you fully charge a fully discharged battery
pack.
Charging with this product
Battery pack Charging time
NP-FV70 195
NP-FV100 390
Charging with AC Adaptor/Charger
(supplied with DEV-5K)
Battery pack
Charging
time
(NORMAL)
Charging
time
(FULL)
NP-FV70 70 130
NP-FV100 125 185
The charging times shown in the table above
are measured when charging this product
at a temperature of 25
C (77 °F). It is
recommended that you charge the battery in
a temperature range of 10
C to 30 C (50 °F
to 86 °F).
Tips
See page 81 on recording and playing time.
When this product is on, you can check the
approximate amount of remaining battery
power (expected recording and playing time)
with the remaining battery indicator at the
upper right on the screen.
To the wall outlet
(wall socket)
Power cord (mains
lead)
Mode switch
CHARGE lamp
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To use a wall outlet (wall socket) as a
power source
Make the same connections as “Step 2:
Charging the battery pack” (p
. 11). Even
if the battery pack is installed, the battery
pack is not discharged.
To remove the battery pack
Set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG).
O
pen the battery cover (p. 11).
S
lide the battery release lever and
remove the battery.
Charging the battery pack abroad
You can charge the battery pack in any
countries/regions using the AC Adaptor
(supplied with DEV-3/5) or the AC Adaptor/
Charger (supplied with DEV-5K) within the
A
C 100 V - 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz range.
Notes
Do not use an electronic voltage transformer.
Notes on the battery pack
When you remove the battery pack or
disconnect the AC Adaptor, turn this product
off and make sure that the
(Movie)/
(Photo) lamps (p. 22), t
he access lamp (p. 19)
are turned off.
The CHG (charge) lamp flashes during charging
under the following conditions:
The battery pack is not installed correctly.
The battery pack is damaged.
The temperature of the battery pack is low.
Remove the battery pack from this product
and put it in a warm place.
The temperature of the battery pack is high.
Remove the battery pack from this product
and put it in a cool place.
Notes on the AC Adaptor
Use the nearby wall outlet (wall socket) when
using the AC Adaptor. Disconnect the AC
Adaptor from the wall outlet (wall socket)
immediately if any malfunction occurs while
using this product.
Do not use the AC Adaptor placed in a narrow
space, such as between a wall and furniture.
Do not short-circuit the DC plug of the AC
Adaptor or battery terminal with any metallic
objects. This may cause a malfunction.
Battery release lever
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Step 3: Turning the
power on, and setting
up this product
Notes
Do not turn the power on with the USB cable
connected.
Do not connect the USB cable until the
following procedure is completed.
1
Set the POWER switch to ON by
pressing the green button.
This product is turned on.
2
Adjust the diopter until you
can see a clear image with each
eye by turning the diopter
adjustment dial.
If this product is used by more than one
person, adjust the diopter each time the
user changes.
Adjust the diopter for each eye separately.
3
Pull out the IPD ADJ dial.
4
Adjust the width between the left
and right viewfinder to fit your
eyes using the IPD ADJ dial.
Adjust the width so that left and right
images overlap.
Make sure that the image in the viewfinder
does not look like it has a double image.
If this product is used by more than one
person, adjust the width each time the user
changes.
5
Push the IPD ADJ dial back into
this product.
6
Set the language, area, summer
time, date & time format, and
date & time using the ////
Enter button, then confirm each
setting.
When each setting have been
completed, select [Next] and press
Enter.
Enter button
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To set the date and time again, select
(MENU) [Setup] [
(
Clock Settings)] [Date & Time
Setting] [Date & Time]. When [Date
& Time] is not on the screen, press
/
until the item appears.
7
Select [60i (NTSC)] or [50i (PAL)]
to suit the TV color system used
in your country/region, then
press Enter.
When the 60i/50i selection is made,
this product restarts to update the
system.
See page 84 for details on the TV color
system in your country/region.
8
Confirm the warning about
continuous use and the warning
about viewfinder adjustment,
then select [Next].
9
Adjust the relative vertical
position of the right and left
viewfinder.
Make sure that the horizontal line
overlaps the vertical lines.
If the horizontal line and the vertical
lines do not overlap, adjust the position
of the image in the right viewfinder
by selecting
/ until the lines
overlap, then select
.
If you see the image below, the device
works correctly.
If you see the image below, stop using this
product.
If you cannot see images correctly, this
product may be damaged. Contact
your Sony dealer or local authorized
Sony service facility.
The horizontal line is extremely tilted.
The horizontal line and the vertical lines do not
overlap.
Image in the left
viewfinder
Image in the right
viewfinder
Image viewed by both eyes
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10
Select [Run].
If you select [Run Later], the recording
mode screen appears. When you turn on
this product next time, the [Auto 3D Lens
Adjust] screen will appear.
11
Adjust the 3D lens.
Aim this product at a subject to display
it on the screen.
Be sure that the subject produces a scale
higher than the
mark.
12
Select
.
Do not change the subject until the
adjustment is completed.
Notes
If this product failed [Auto 3D Lens Adjust],
select [Run Again].
Type of subjects that should be
displayed on the screen for [Auto 3D
Lens Adjust]
The scale indicated varies depending on the
subject displayed on the screen.
Subjects that indicate a higher scale:
Bright subjects, such as objects outdoors in
daylight
Subjects with various colors and shapes
Subjects that indicate a lower scale and
result in adjustment failure:
Dark subjects, such as objects viewed at night
Subjects within 2 m (6 ft. 6 3/4 in.) away from
this product
Plain, non-colorful subjects
Subjects that repeat the same pattern, such as
rows of windows on buildings
Moving subjects
Notes
You may see primary colors, red, blue, or green,
shimmering in the viewfinder when you move
your line of sight. This is not a malfunction.
The shimmering colors will not be recorded on
the memory card.
The date and time does not appear during
recording, but they are automatically recorded
on the memory card, and can be displayed
during playback. To display the date and time,
select
(MENU) [Setup] [
(
Playback Settings)] [Data Code]
[Date/Time]
.
Scale
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To turn off the power
Set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG).
The
(Movie) lamp flashes for a few
seconds and this product is turned off.
Changing the language setting
You can change the on-screen displays to
show messages in a specified language.
Select
(MENU) [Setup]
[
( General Settings)] [Language
Setting] a desired language
.
Step 4: Inserting a
memory card
Types of memory card you can use with
this product
“Memory Stick
PRO Duo” media
(Mark2)
“Memory Stick
PRO-HG Duo”
media
SD memory card*
SDHC memory
card
*
SDXC memory
card
*
Described in this
manual, “Memory
Stick PRO Duo”
media
Described in this
manual, SD card
* SD Speed Class 4 or faster is required.
Operation with all memory cards is not assured.
“Memory Stick PRO Duo” media, half the size
of “Memory Stick”, or standard size SD cards
can be used for this product.
Do not attach a label or the like on memory
card or memory card adaptor. Doing so may
cause a malfunction.
“Memory Stick PRO Duo” media of up to 32 GB
and SD cards of up to 64 GB have been verified
to operate with this product.
Notes
A MultiMediaCard cannot be used with this
product.
Movies recorded on SDXC memory cards
cannot be imported to or played back on
computers or AV devices not supporting the
exFAT* file system by connecting this product
to these devices with the USB cable. Confirm
in advance that the connecting equipment is
supporting the exFAT system. If you connect
an equipment not supporting the exFAT system
and the format screen appears, do not perform
the format. All the data recorded will be lost.
* The exFAT is a file system that is used for
SDXC memory cards.
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1
Open the cover, and insert the
memory card with the nothched
edge in the direction as
illustrated until it clicks.
Close the cover after inserting the memory
card.
The [Preparing image database file.
Please wait.] screen appears if you
insert a new memory card. Wait until
the screen disappears.
2
Close the cover.
Notes
If [Failed to create a new Image Database File.
It may be possible that there is not enough free
space.] is displayed, format the memory card
(p
. 65).
Confirm the direction of the memory card.
If you forcibly insert the memory card in the
wrong direction, the memory card, memory
card slot, or image data may be damaged.
Do not open the cover during recording.
When inserting or ejecting the memory card, be
careful so that the memory card does not pop
out and drop.
To eject the memory card
Open the cover and lightly push the
memory card in once.
Access lamp
Note the direction of notched corner.
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Binoculars/Recording/Playback
Using this product as
binoculars
1
Set the POWER switch to ON by
pressing the green button.
This product is turned on.
Some settings screen may appear
depending on the status of this product
when it is turned on. Use this product
after completing any necessory
adjustments.
2
Make sure that the diopter, the
width, and the relative vertical
position of the right and left
viewfinder fit you (p. 15).
3
Hold this product with both
hands and aim it at the subject.
You can magnify images with the power
zoom lever.
This product adjusts the focus
automatically with the auto-focus function
(default setting).
Tips
[
SteadyShot] is set to [Active] in the default
setting.
About zooming
Magnifications available are as follows.
Binoculars magnification (approx.)
DEV-3 DEV-5/5K
Movie
recording (2D
mode)
*
1
0.8 to
10
0.8 to
20
*
2
0.8 to
10
*
3
Movie
recording (3D
mode)
*
1
0.5 to
5.4
0.5 to
5.4
Photo recording
0.5 to
10 (16:9)
0.3 to
7.5 (4:3)
0.5 to
20
*
4
(16:9)
0.3 to
15
*
4
(4:3)
Zoom ratio (approx.)
DEV-3 DEV-5/5K
Movie
recording (2D
mode)
12 24
*
2
12 *
3
Movie
recording (3D
mode)
10 10
Photo
recording
22 44
*
4
*
1
[ SteadyShot] is set to something other than
[Active]
*
2
[Digital Zoom] is set to [On] (The image
quality decreases when you use the large
magnification)
*
3
[Digital Zoom] is set to [Off]
*
4
The image quality decreases when you use the
large magnification
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Tips
The binoculars magnification indicates how big
the subject looks with the binoculars compared
with your naked eye.
The zoom ratio indicates the ratio of the focal
lengths between the minimum and maximum
value.
Move the power zoom lever slightly for a
slower zoom. Move it further for a faster
zoom.
Notes
Be sure to keep your finger on the power zoom
lever. If you move your finger off the power
zoom lever, the operation sound of the power
zoom lever may also be recorded.
To adjust the focus manually
Select (MENU) [Camera/Mic]
[
( Manual Settings)] [Focus]
using the ////Enter buttons.
S
elect (nearby subject)/
(distant subject) and press Enter several
times to adjust the focus.
Tips
To adjust the focus automatically, select [Auto].
To switch the viewfinder display
between 2D and 3D
Press FINDER 2D/3D to switch the
viewfinder display between 2D and 3D.
Tips
In the 3D display mode for the viewfinder, this
product displays the image from the left lens in
the left viewfinder, and the image from the right
lens in the right viewfinder. In the 2D display
mode, this product displays the image from the
left lens in both the left and right viewfinder.
Wider range of view
(Wide angle)
Close view
(Telephoto)
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Recording
In the default setting, images in the
viewfinder are displayed in 3D (p. 21), but
movies are recorded in 2D.
Set the POWER switch to ON by
pressing the green button.
This product is turned on.
Recording movies
Press MODE to turn on the
(Movie) lamp.
Press START/STOP to start
recording.
The recording lamp lights in red
during recording.
To stop recording, press START/STOP
again.
To display items on the screen again
Press the ////Enter buttons or any
other button. You can change the settings
u
sing the [Display Setting] menu (p. 62).
Notes
The maximum continuous recordable time of a
movie is as follows.
2D: about 13 hours
3D: about 6 hours 30 minutes
When a movie file exceeds 2 GB, the next movie
file is created automatically.
It will take several seconds until you can start
recording after you turn on this product. You
cannot operate this product during this time.
[STBY] [REC]
(Movie): When recording a movie
(Photo): When recording a photo
MODE button
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The following states will be indicated if data is
still being written onto the memory card after
recording has finished. During this time, do
not apply shock or vibration to this product, or
remove the battery or AC Adaptor.
A
ccess lamp (p. 19) is lit or flashing
The media icon in the upper right of the
screen is flashing
Tips
See page 82 on the recordable time of movies.
You can check the recordable time, estimated
remaining capacity, etc., by selecting
(MENU) [Setup] [
( Media
Settings)] [Media Info].
To switch the 2D and 3D recording
mode
You can select a recording mode of either
2D or 3D.
To switch 2D and 3D, select
(MENU)
[Image Quality/Size] [2D/3D Mode
Select].
Tips
When you change the [2D/3D Mode Select]
setting, movies played back on this product and
movies output from the HDMI OUT jack are
changed between 2D and 3D automatically.
Optimum distance from the subject
and zooming level
The distance at which you can obtain
good 3D movies varies depending on the
zooming level.
Distance from the subject Zoom
about 80 cm to 6 m (3 ft. to
20 ft.)
about 2.5 m to 10 m (8 ft. to
32 ft.)
about 7.5 m to 20 m (25 ft. to
65 ft.)
Notes
When you record 3D movies, the binocular
magnification can be set to up to about 5 times.
If you want to monitor
* or record a subject
using a larger image, set [2D/3D Mode Select]
to [2D].
* In this manual, ”monitor” means that the user
watches or views a subject without recording.
Data code during recording
The recording date, time, condition and
coordinates (DEV-5/5K) are recorded
automatically on the memory card. They
are not displayed during recording.
However, you can check them as [Data
Code] during playback. To display them,
select
(MENU) [Setup] [
(
Playback Settings)] [Data Code]
a desired setting
.
Shooting photos
P
ress MODE to turn on the
(Photo) lamp.
The screen display switches for photo
recording mode.
(Movie): When recording a movie
(Photo): When recording a photo
MODE button
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Press PHOTO lightly to adjust the
focus, then press it fully.
When disappears, the photo is recorded.
Note
You cannot shoot photos in 3D. Select
(MENU) [Image Quality/Size] [2D/3D
Mode Select] [2D].
Tips
See page 82 on the recordable number of
photos.
To change the image size, Select
(MENU)
[Image Quality/Size] [
Image Size]
a desired setting
.
You cannot record photos while
is
displayed.
Playback on this
product
You can play back images recorded with
this product.
Tips
If you want to play back 3D images, set [2D/3D
Mode Select] to [3D].
1
Set the POWER switch to ON by
pressing the green button.
This product is turned on.
2
Press (View Images).
The Event Index screen appears after
some seconds.
3
Select an image you want to view
using ///, then press Enter.
Playback starts.
To the MENU screen
previous image/ next image
previous event/ next event
Change to the movie/photo
recording mode
Event title
Flashes Lights up
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Total time of movies/Total number
of photos in the event
Switch Image Type button (2D
only) (
MOVIE, PHOTO,
MOVIE/PHOTO*)
Movie
Photo
* If you start playback from the
[
MOVIE/PHOTO] screen, movies
and photos are played back in the mixed
order by shooting date and time.
This product organizes images into a
group that is called an event, based on the
date and time, and information on how
often you record images.
Operations available on the playback
display
Pause/Play
Stop
Previous/Next image
Fast-reverse/Fast-
forward
Play slide show
Volume
Delete
Context
Some buttons may not be displayed depending
on the playback image.
Notes
You may not be able to play back the images
with other devices than this product.
Tips
When playback from the selected image reaches
the last image, the screen returns to the INDEX
screen.
Select
/ during pause to play back
movies slowly.
As you repeat pressing Enter after selecting
/ during playback, movies are
played as fast as about 5 times about 10
times about 30 times about 60 times.
The recording date, time, and shooting
conditions are recorded automatically during
recording. This information is not displayed
during recording, but you can display it during
playback by selecting
(MENU)
[Setup] [
( Playback Settings)]
[Data Code] a desired setting
.
To play a Slideshow, select [
PHOTO] from
the Switch Image Type button on the Event
Index screen. To repeat Slideshow, select
[Slideshow Set].
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Playing images on a TV
Connection methods, the image type
(3D or 2D) and the image quality (high
definition or standard definition) viewed
on the TV screen differ depending on
what type of TV is connected, and the
connectors used.
Output connectors on this product
1
Switch the input on the TV to the
connected jack.
Refer to the instruction manuals of the TV.
2
Connect this product to a TV.
Use the supplied AC Adaptor as the power
source (p. 14).
3
Play a movie or a photo on this
product (p. 24).
List of connection
Connecting to a 3D TV
Movies recorded in 3D are played back in
3D. Make sure that [2D/3D Mode Select] is
set to [3D].
Notes
When the TV is connected with a component
A/V cable, 3D movies are displayed in 2D.
Adjusting the depth of 3D movies
when this product is connected to a 3D
TV with an HDMI cable (sold separately)
You can adjust the depth of image while
playing back 3D movies.
Only operating buttons are displayed in the
viewfinder. Adjust the depth while checking
the images displayed on the TV screen.
S
elect [3D Depth Adjustment] on
the 3D movie playback screen.
The movie stops, and a warning about
[3D Depth Adjustment] appears.
(Green) Y
(Blue)
PB/CB
(Red)
PR/CR
(White)
(Red)
Component A/V Cable
(supplied with DEV-5K)
HDMI Cable (sold
separately)
HDMI OUT jack
A/V Remote Connector
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Select [Next] to display the screen used
to adjust the vertical direction.
S
elect / to adjust the vertical
direction [Next].
The screen used to adjust horizontal
direction appears.
S
elect / to adjust the
horizontal direction
.
Connecting to a high definition TV
The movies are played back in high
definition image quality.
Connecting to a non-high-definition
16:9 (wide) or 4:3 TV
Movies are played back in standard
definition image quality.
When you connect with component
A/V cable
If you connect only component video plugs,
audio signals are not output. Connect the white
and red plugs to output audio signals.
Select the [Component] setting for the
component input jack you are using.
Select
(MENU) [Setup] [
(
Connection)] [Component] a
desired setting
to make the setting.
(Green) Y
(Blue)
PB/CB
(Red)
PR/CR
(White)
(Red)
(Yellow)
(White)
(Red)
(White)
(Red)
(Yellow)
Component A/V Cable
(supplied with DEV-5K)
A/V connecting cable with
S VIDEO (sold separately)
A/V connecting cable
(supplied)
(Green) Y
(Blue)
PB/CB
(Red)
PR/CR
(White)
(Red)
Component A/V Cable
(supplied with DEV-5K)
HDMI Cable (sold
separately)
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When you connect with HDMI cable
Use an HDMI cable with the HDMI logo.
Use an HDMI mini connector on one end (for
this product), and a plug suitable for connecting
your TV on the other end.
Copyright-protected images are not output
from the HDMI OUT jack of this product.
Some TVs may not function correctly (e.g., no
sound or image) with this connection.
Do not connect this product HDMI OUT jack
to an external device HDMI OUT jack, as
malfunction may result.
To set the aspect ratio according to the
connected TV (16:9/4:3)
Set [TV Type] to [16:9] or [4:3] according to
your TV (p. 66).
When you connect with A/V
connecting cable with S-Video
When the S VIDEO plug (S VIDEO channel)
is connected, audio signals are not output. To
output audio signals, connect the white and red
plugs to the audio input jack of your TV.
This connection produces higher resolution
images compared with the A/V connecting
cable.
When your TV is monaural (When your
TV has only one audio input jack)
Connect the yellow plug of the A/V connecting
cable to the video input jack and connect the
white (left channel) or red (right channel) plug
to the audio input jack of your TV or VCR.
When connecting to your TV via a VCR
Connect this product to the LINE IN input on
the VCR using the A/V connecting cable. Set
the input selector on the VCR to LINE (VIDEO
1, VIDEO 2, etc.).
Notes
When the A/V connecting cable is used to
output movies, movies are output with standard
definition image quality.
If your TV/VCR has a 21-pin adaptor
(EUROCONNECTOR)
Use a 21-pin adaptor (sold separately) to
view playback pictures.
Tips
If you connect this product to the TV using
more than one type of cable to output images,
the order of priority of the TV input jacks is as
follows:
HDMI component S VIDEO video
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
is an interface to send both video/audio signals.
The HDMI OUT jack outputs high quality
images and digital audio.
Using “BRAVIA” Sync
You can operate this product with the
remote commander of your TV by
connecting this product to a “BRAVIA”
Sync compatible TV launched in 2008 or
later with the HDMI cable.
You can operate the menu of this product
by pressing the SYNC MENU button of
the remote commander of your TV. You
can display this product screens such as
Event Index, play selected movies or display
selected photos by pressing up/down/
left/right/enter buttons of the remote
commander of your TV.
Notes
There may be some operations you cannot do
with the remote commander.
To set this product, select
(MENU)
[Setup] [
( Connection)] [CTRL
FOR HDMI] [On] (the default setting)
.
Also set your TV accordingly. Refer to the
instruction manual of the TV for details.
TV/VCR
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The operation of “BRAVIA” Sync differs
according to each model of BRAVIA. Refer to
the instruction manual of your TV for details.
Tips
If you turn off the TV, this product is turned off
simultaneously.
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Advanced operations
Useful functions for
recording movies and
photos
The available menu items differ between
the movie mode (
) and photo mode
(
).
Recording better images
automatically (Intelligent
Auto)
When you turn this product toward the
subject, this product sets the optimum
combination of the 3 detection modes: Face
detection, Scene detection and Camera-
shake detection ([Off] is the default
setting). When this product detects the
subject, the icons that correspond to the
detected condition are displayed.
Select
at the right bottom on
the recording screen of movies or
photos.
Select [On]
.
Face detection
(Portrait), (Baby)
This product detects faces, and adjusts the
focus, color, and exposure.
Scene detection
(Backlight),
(Landscape),
(Night scene), (Spotlight), (Low
light),
(Macro)
This product selects the most effective
setting automatically, depending on the
scene.
Camera-shake detection
(Walk), (Tripod)
This product detects whether camera-shake
occurs or not, and makes the optimum
compensation.
Notes
This product may not detect the expected
scene or subject, depending on the recording
conditions.
Selecting the recording
mode
You can switch the recording mode to select
the movie quality ([Standard
] is the
default setting). The recording time of the
memory card is changed depending on the
recording mode.
You cannot change the recording mode
while recording 3D movies.
Select
(MENU) [Image
Quality/Size] [ REC Mode].
Select the desired recording
mode.
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The recording modes available will
depend on the selected [
Frame
Rate] (p. 63).
* appears on a medium icon if a movie
recorded with the selected recording
mode cannot be saved on that medium.
Select
.
Recording modes and the media
Types of media that images can be saved
on will depend on the recording mode
selected.
For details on a save operation using the
external devices, see page 43.
Types of media
Recording mode
3D
PS
*
FX
FH/
HQ/
LP
External media
(USB storage
devices)
Blu-ray discs
AVCHD recording
discs
— — —
* [PS] can be set only when [ Frame Rate] is
set to [60p] ([50p]).
Tips
This product can record images with the
following recording format. The recording
format varies depending on the setting of
[60i/50i Sel].
When [60i/50i Sel] is set to [60i (NTSC)]
3D mode: 1920 1080/60i
PS mode: 1920 1080/60p
FX or FH mode: 1920 1080/60i
HQ or LP mode: 1440 1080/60i
When [60i/50i Sel] is set to [50i (PAL)]
3D mode: 1920 1080/50i
PS mode: 1920 1080/50p
FX or FH mode: 1920 1080/50i
HQ or LP mode: 1440 1080/50i
You can select the following recording mode.
[3D] (HD 28M (3D))
[60p Quality
] ([50p Quality ]) (AVC
HD 28M (PS))
[Highest Quality
] (AVC HD 24M (FX))
[High Quality
] (AVC HD 17M (FH))
[Standard
] (AVC HD 9M (HQ)) (the
default setting)
[Long Time
] (AVC HD 5M (LP))
“M,” such as in “24M,” means “Mbps.”
Recording information on
your location (GPS) (DEV-
5/5K)
This product records information on
the location when movies or photos are
recorded (the default setting).
GPS triangulating status
Triangulating meters
Unable to
record location
information
Searching for the
satellites
Triangulating
Unable to
triangulate
Number of dots
changes
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Notes
It may take a while before this product starts
triangulating.
If this product cannot triangulate, the following
operations may resolve the issue.
Move to a place where radio signals are easier
to receive.
Tips
In the following situations, the current location
of this product shown on the map may be
different from the actual location. The margin
of error can be as wide as several hundred
meters.
When this product receives GPS signals that
have been reflected off surrounding buildings.
When the GPS signal is too weak.
To display recorded location information,
perform
(MENU) [Setup]
[
( Playback Settings)] [Data Code]
[Coordinates].
Establishing priorities for location
information
See page 69.
If you do not want to record location
information
Perform (MENU) [Setup]
[
( General Settings)] [GPS
Setting] [Off].
Controlling the image
settings manually with
the MANUAL dial
You can assign 1 menu item you use often
to the MANUAL dial.
The operation below is described as
adjusting the 3D depth using the MANUAL
dial that [3D Depth Adjustment] is
assigned to. The [3D Depth Adjustment]
here allows you to adjust the 3-dimensional
appearance of the image on the screen
during recording.
Press MANUAL to make this
product adjust the depth of the
3D image.
Pressing MANUAL repeatedly toggles
between enabling and disabling the
3D depth adjustment.
Rotate the MANUAL dial to adjust
the 3D depth while checking the
image on the screen.
MANUAL button
MANUAL dial
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Items you can control with the
MANUAL dial
Movie recording
[3D Depth Adjustment]
[Focus] ... p. 57
[E
xposure] ... p. 57
[AE S
hift] ... p. 58
[W
hite Balance Shift] ... p. 58
Photo recording
[Focus] ... p. 57
[Exposure] ... p. 57
[IRIS] ... p
. 58
[S
hutter Speed] ... p. 58
[AE S
hift] ... p. 58
[W
hite Balance Shift] ... p. 58
To assign the menu item to the
MANUAL dial
Press and hold MANUAL down for a
few seconds.
The [Dial Setting] screen appears.
Rotate the MANUAL dial and select the
item to be assigned.
P
ress MANUAL.
Notes
Manual settings will be retained even if you
change the assigned item of the MANUAL dial.
However, if you set [Exposure] after setting
[AE Shift] manually, [Exposure] will override
[AE Shift].
If you set either one of [Exposure], [IRIS], or
[Shutter Speed], the settings of other 2 items
are canceled.
If you select [RESET] in step , all the items
adjusted manually are reset to the default
settings.
Tips
If you select
at the right of the screen while
setting [3D Depth Adjustment], the manual
setting of [3D Depth Adjustment] is canceled.
In the case of items other than [3D Depth
Adjustment], pressing MANUAL switches
between automatic and manual settings.
You can also assign menu items to the
MANUAL dial by selecting
(MENU)
[Camera/Mic] [
( Camera Settings)]
[Dial Setting].
Even if you open the IRIS wider (a smaller
F-stop) than F3.4 when you set the zoom lever
to the W (Wide angle) side, the IRIS is reset
to F3.4 as you move the zoom lever to the T
(Telephoto) side.
If you adjust the IRIS, the in-focus range in
front of and behind the focused subject is
changed. When you open the IRIS wider (a
smaller F-stop), the in-focus range becomes
narrower, and when you close the IRIS
narrower (a larger F-stop), the in-focus range
becomes wider. You can set the IRIS to a
preferred value depending on the shooting
scenes.
When you record images under a fluorescent
lamp, sodium lamp, or mercury lamp,
horizontal stripes may appear, flicker may
occur, or color may change. In this case, change
the shutter speed according to the power supply
frequency in your region.
Th
e camera data (p. 66) that appears on the
screen will differ, depending on the recording
settings of this product. The settings will be
displayed with the following icons.
: Automatic
: Exposure is set manually.
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Making good use of
this product
Deleting images
You can free memory card space by deleting
movies and photos from memory card.
Notes
You cannot restore images once they are
deleted. Save important movies and photos in
advance.
Do not remove the battery pack or the AC
Adaptor from this product while deleting the
images. It may damage the memory card.
Do not eject the memory card while deleting
images.
You cannot delete protected movies and photos.
Undo the protection of the movies and photos
to delete them, before you try to delete them
(p
. 35).
Tips
You can delete the image using
on the
playback screen.
To delete all images recorded in the memory
card, and recover all the recordable space of the
m
emory card, format the memory card (p. 65).
Reduced-size images which enable you to view
many images at the same time on an index
screen are called “thumbnails.”
Press
(View Images) (p. 24).
Select
(MENU) [Edit/
Copy] [Delete] using the
////Enter buttons
.
To select and delete movies,
select
[Multiple Images]
[
MOVIE
]/[
PHOTO]/
[ MOVIE/PHOTO]*.
* Only 3D movies can be deleted in the 3D
mode.
Select the movies or photos to be
deleted.
is displayed on the selected images.
Press PHOTO while selecting the desired
thumbnail so that you can confirm the
image. Select
to return to the
previous screen.
Select
.
To delete all movies/photos in an event
at one time
In step 3, select [All In Event].
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Select / and press Enter to
select the desired event, then select
.
Press PHOTO while selecting the desired
thumbnail so that you can confirm the
image. Select
to return to the
previous screen.
Select .
Protecting recorded movies and
photos (Protect)
Protect movies and photos to avoid deleting
them by mistake.
Press
(View Images) (p. 24).
Select
(MENU) [Edit/
Copy] [Protect] using the
////Enter buttons
.
To select and protect movies,
select
[Multiple Images]
[
MOVIE
]/[
PHOTO]/
[ MOVIE/PHOTO]*.
* Only 3D movies can be protected in the
3D mode.
Select the movies and photos to
be protected.
is displayed on the selected images.
Press PHOTO while selecting the desired
thumbnail so that you can confirm the
image. Select
to return to the
previous screen.
Select
.
To undo the protection of movies and
photos
Select the movie or photo marked with
in step 4.
disappears.
To protect all movies/photos in an
event at one time
In step 3, select [Set All In Event].
Select / and press Enter to
select the desired event, then select
.
Press PHOTO while selecting the desired
thumbnail so that you can confirm the
image. Select
to return to the
previous screen.
Select .
To undo the protection of an event
In step 3 above, select [Remove All In
Event], select the desired movies/photos,
then select
.
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Dividing a movie
You can divide a movie to delete
unnecessary parts.
Select
[Divide] on the
movie playback screen using the
////Enter buttons
.
Select
to play back movies.
Select
at the point where you
want to divide the movie into
scenes.
The movie pauses.
Select
/ to adjust the
dividing point with more
precision.
Select
.
Notes
You cannot restore movies once they are
divided.
You cannot divide protected movie. Undo the
protection of the movie to divide it, before you
t
ry to divide it (p. 35).
Do not remove the battery pack or the AC
Adaptor from this product while dividing the
movie. It may damage the memory card.
Do not eject the memory card while dividing
movies.
A slight difference may occur from the point
where you select
and the actual dividing
point, as this product selects the dividing point
based on about 0.5 second increments.
Only simple editing is available on this product.
Use the supplied software “PMB” for more
advanced editing.
Returns to the beginning of the selected
movie
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Saving movies and photos with a computer
Selecting the method for creating a disc
(computer)
Several methods for creating a disc from movies or photos recorded on this product are
described here. Select the method that suits your disc player.
Disc type Choosing a method Player
To save images on
a Blu-ray disc with
high definition image
quality
Importing movies and
photos to a computer (p. 39)
Creating a Blu-ray disc*
with high definition image
qualit
y (p. 42)
Blu-ray disc playback
devices (a Sony Blu-ray disc
player, PlayStation
3, etc.)
To save images on a
AVCHD recording disc
with high definition
image quality
Creating a disc with one touch
(Disc Bur
n) (p. 40)
AVCHD format playback
devices (a Sony Blu-ray disc
player, PlayStation
3, etc.)
Importing movies and
photos to a computer (p. 39)
Creating a AVCHD recording
disc with high definition
image qualit
y (p. 41)
To copy images on
a disc in standard
definition image
quality to distribute
Importing movies and
photos to a computer (p. 39)
Creating a standard
definition image quality disc
(p
. 41)
Ordinary DVD playback
devices (a DVD player, a
computer that can play
DVDs, etc.)
* To create a Blu-ray disc, the BD Add-on Software for “PMB” must be installed (p. 42).
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Discs you can use with “PMB”
You can use 12 cm discs of following type with “PMB.” For Blu-ray disc, see page 42.
Disc type Features
DVD-R/DVD+R/DVD+R DL Unrewritable
DVD-RW/DVD+RW Rewritable
Notes
Always maintain your PlayStation
3 to use the latest version of the PlayStation
3 system software.
The PlayStation
3 may not be available in some countries/regions.
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Importing movies and
photos to a computer
Movies and photos recorded on this
product can be imported to a computer.
Turn on the computer beforehand.
Notes
Connect this product to the wall outlet (wall
socket) using the supplied AC Adaptor for this
o
peration (p. 14).
1
Turn on this product, then
connect this product to the
computer using the USB cable
(supplied).
The [USB Select] screen appears on the
screen of this product.
2
Select [USB Connect] using
/// and press Enter.
If the [USB Select] screen does not appear,
select
(MENU) [Setup] [
(
Connection)] [USB Connect].
The window for import appears on the
computer screen.
If you want to change the location
where imported media files will be
saved, click [PMB] [Tools]
[Settings...] [Import media files to]
[Browse...], then select the desired
location.
3
Click [Import].
Refer to “PMB Help” for details.
Movies and photos are imported to
your computer.
When the operation is completed, the
“PMB” screen appears.
USB cable (supplied)
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Creating a disc with
one touch
(Disc Burn)
Movies and photos recorded on this
product that have not yet been saved with
Disc Burn function can be saved on a disc
automatically. Movies and photos are saved
on a disc with their recorded image quality.
Notes
2D movies (the default setting) will make an
AVCHD recording disc.
You cannot create AVCHD recording discs:
from 3D movies
from movies recorded with [Highest Quality
] or [60p Quality ]
([50p Quality
]) mode of [ REC
Mode].
Creating a Blu-ray disc is not available with
Disc Burn.
To create a standard definition image quality
disc from high definition image quality movies,
im
port movies to a computer first (p. 39), and
then create a standard definition image quality
di
sc (p. 41).
Install “PMB” beforehand, however, do not start
“PMB.”
Connect this product to the wall outlet (wall
socket) using the supplied AC Adaptor for this
o
peration (p. 14).
1
Turn on your computer, and place
an unused disc on the DVD drive.
See page 38 for the type of discs you can
use.
If any other software than “PMB” starts
automatically, shut it down.
2
Turn on this product, then
connect this product to the
computer using the USB cable
(supplied).
The [USB Select] screen appears on the
screen of this product.
3
Select [Disc Burn] using
/// and press Enter.
4
Follow the instructions on the
computer screen.
Notes
Movies and photos are not saved on the
computer when you perform Disc Burn.
In the Disc Burn procedure, the words
“Handycam” may be displayed on the computer
screen. That does not have any effect on this
product.
USB cable (supplied)
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Saving images on a
disc
You can select movies that have been
imported to a computer and save them on
a disc.
1
Turn on your computer, and place
an unused disc on the DVD drive.
See page 37 for the type of discs you can
use.
If any other software than “PMB” starts
automatically, shut it down.
2
Start “PMB.”
3
Click [Calendar] or [Index] to
select the date or folder, and
select the movie you want to
save on the disc.
High definition image quality (HD)
movies are marked with
.
To select plural movies, hold the Ctrl key
down and click thumbnails.
4
Click (Create Disc) to select the
type of disc you want to use.
The movie selection window appears.
[Create AVCHD Format Discs (HD)]:
You can save movies with high
definition image quality on a DVD
disc.
[Create DVD-Video Format Discs
(STD)]:
You can save movies with standard
definition image quality on a DVD
disc. Saving movies will take longer
than the actual length of the movies,
because the image quality must be
converted from high definition to
standard definition when saving the
movie on the disc.
To add movies to the previously selected
ones, select the movies in the main
window and drag and drop onto the
window for selecting movies.
5
Follow the instructions on the
screen to create a disc.
It may take a long time to create a disc.
Playing an AVCHD recording disc on a
computer
You can play back AVCHD recording discs
using “Player for AVCHD” that is installed
together with “PMB.”
To start “Player for AVCHD”
Click [Start] [All Programs] [PMB]
[PMB Launcher] [View] [Player
for AVCHD].
See the “Player for AVCHD” help on the
operation.
Notes
Movies may not be played smoothly depending
on the computer environment.
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Creating a Blu-ray disc
You can create a Blu-ray disc with a movie
previously imported to a computer (p. 39).
To create a Blu-ray disc, the BD Add-on
Software for “PMB” must be installed. Click
[BD Add-on Software] on the installation
screen of “PMB,” and install this plug-in
according to the on-screen instructions.
Connect your computer to the internet
when you install [BD Add-on Software].
Place an unused Blu-ray disc in the disc
drive, and click
(Create Disc) [Create
Blu-ray Disc (HD)] in step 4 of “Saving
images on a disc” (p
. 41). Other procedures
are the same as that for creating an AVCHD
disc.
Notes
Your computer must support the creation of
Blu-ray discs.
BD-R (unrewritable) and BD-RE (rewritable)
media are available for creating Blu-ray discs.
You cannot add contents to either type of disc
after creating the disc.
Use a device compatible with AVCHD format
Ver. 2.0 to play back a Blu-ray disc created with
movies recorded in [60p Quality
] ([50p
Quality
]) or 3D.
Copying a disc
You can copy a recorded disc to another
disc using “Video Disc Copier.”
Click [Start] [All Programs] [PMB]
[PMB Launcher] [Disc Creation]
[Video Disc Copier] to start the software.
See “Video Disc Copier” help on the
operation.
Notes
You cannot copy high definition image quality
movies by converting them to standard
definition image quality.
You cannot copy to a Blu-ray disc.
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Saving images with an external device
Selecting a method for saving images with an
external device
You can save movies using an external device. Select the method to be used according to the
device.
Movies External devices Connecting cable Page
/
External media device
Saving images on an external
media device with high
definition image quality.
USB Adaptor Cable
(supplied with
DEV-5K)
45
DVD writer other than
DVDirect Express
Saving images on a DVD disc
with high definition image
quality.
USB cable
(supplied)
48
Hard disk recorder, etc.
Saving images on a DVD
disc with standard definition
image quality.
A/V connecting
cable (supplied)
49
Notes
The AVCHD recording disc can be played back only on AVCHD format compatible devices.
Discs with high definition image quality images recorded should not be used in DVD players/recorders.
Because DVD players/recorders are not compatible with the AVCHD format, DVD players/recorders may
fail to eject the disc.
The types of media on which images are saved
See page 31.
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The devices on which the created disc can be played back
Blu-ray Disc
Blu-ray disc playback devices, such as a Sony Blu-ray disc player or a PlayStation
3.
DVD disc with high definition image quality
AVCHD format playback devices, such as a Sony Blu-ray disc player or a PlayStation
3.
DVD disc with standard definition image quality
Ordinary DVD playback devices, such as a DVD player.
Notes
Always maintain your PlayStation
3 to use the latest version of the PlayStation
3 system software.
The PlayStation
3 may not be available in some countries/regions.
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Saving images on an
external media device
You can save movies and photos on an
external media device (USB storage
devices), such as an external hard disk
drive. You can also play back images on this
product or another playback device.
Notes
For this operation, USB Adaptor Cable VMC-
UAM1 (supplied with DEV-5K) is required.
Connect this product to the wall outlet (wall
socket) using the supplied AC Adaptor for this
o
peration (p. 14).
Refer to the instruction manual supplied with
the external media device.
Tips
You can save 3D movies on an external media
device as they are.
You can import images saved on the external
media device to your computer by using the
supplied software “PMB.”
Functions available after saving images
on an external media device
playback of images through this product
(p. 47)
importing images to “PMB”
Devices that cannot be used as an
external media device
You cannot use the following devices as an
external media device.
media devices with a capacity exceeding 2 TB
ordinary disc drive such as CD or DVD drive
media devices connected via a USB hub
media devices with built-in USB hub
card reader
Notes
You may not be able to use external media
devices with a code function.
The FAT file system is available for this product.
If the storage medium of the external device
was formatted for the NTFS file system, etc.,
format the external media device using this
product before use. The format screen appears
when an external media device is connected to
this product. Make sure that important data has
not previously been saved on the external media
device before you format it using this product.
Operation is not assured with every device
satisfying requirements for operating.
For details on available external media devices,
go to the Sony support website in your
country/region.
1
Connect the AC Adaptor and the
power cord (mains lead) to the
DC IN jack of this product and the
wall outlet (wall socket) (p. 14).
2
If the external media device has
the AC power cable, connect it to
the wall outlet (wall socket).
3
Connect the USB Adaptor Cable
(supplied) to the external media
device.
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4
Connect the USB Adaptor
Cable to the (USB) jack of this
product.
Make sure not to disconnect the USB
cable while [Preparing image database
file. Please wait.] is displayed on
the screen. If [Repair Img. DB F.] is
displayed on the screen of this product,
select
.
5
Connect the external media
device to this product and select
[Copy.] on the screen of this
product.
Movies and photos that are stored
on the memory card in this product,
and that have not yet been saved on
external media device can be saved
on the connected media device at this
time.
This operation is available only when there
are newly recorded images.
6
After operation is completed,
select on the screen of this
product.
When connecting an external media
device
The images saved in the external media
device are displayed on the screen. When
an external media device is connected, the
USB icon will appear on the index screen,
etc.
You can make menu settings of the external
media device such as deleting images.
Select
(MENU) [Edit/Copy] on
the index screen.
To disconnect the external media
device
Select while this product is in
the playback standby mode (index is
displayed) of the external media device.
Di
sconnect the USB Adaptor Cable.
Notes
The number of scenes you can save on an
external media device are as follows. However,
even if the external media device has free space,
you cannot save scenes exceeding the following
number.
Movies: Max. 3,999 (2D and 3D each)
Photos: Max. 40,000
The number of scenes may be smaller
depending on this product setting and the type
of images recorded.
USB Adaptor Cable
(supplied with
DEV-5K)
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Saving desired movies and photos
You can save desired images in this product
to the external media device.
Connect this product to the
external media device and select
[Play without copying.].
Index of the external medium is
displayed.
Select
(MENU) [Edit/
Copy] [Copy].
Follow the instructions that
appear on the viewfinder screen
to select the image selection
methods and type of the image.
You cannot copy images from an external
media device to the memory card in this
product.
When you selected [Multiple
Images], select the image to be
saved and press Enter.
appears.
Press PHOTO while selecting the desired
thumbnail to confirm the image. Select
to return to the previous screen.
If you select [All In Event], select the event
to copy with
/ . You cannot
select multiple events.
Select
on the screen of this product.
Playing back images in the external
media device on this product
Connect this product to the
external media device and select
[Play without copying.].
Index of the external media device is
displayed.
Select the image you want to
view and press Enter to play back
the image (p
. 24).
You can also view images on a TV
connected to this product (p. 26).
You can play back the high definition
image quality movies on your computer
using [Player for AVCHD]. Start [Player
for AVCHD], and select the drive where
the external media device is connected
with [Settings].
To perform [Direct Copy] manually
You can perform [Direct Copy] manually
while this product is connected to an
external media device.
S
elect (MENU) [Edit/Copy]
[Direct Copy] on the Event Index screen
of the external media device.
S
elect [Copy images that have not been
copied.].
S
elect .
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Notes
If this product does not recognize the external
media device, try the following operations.
Reconnect the USB Adaptor Cable to this
product.
If the external media device has the AC power
cord (mains lead), connect it to the wall outlet
(wall socket).
Creating a high
definition image
quality disc with a DVD
writer, etc., other than
DVDirect Express
Use the USB cable to connect this
product to a disc creation device, which
is compatible with high definition image
quality movies, such as a Sony DVD writer.
Refer also to the instruction manuals
supplied with the device to be connected.
Notes
You cannot save 3D movies.
Sony DVD writer may not be available in some
countries/regions.
1
Connect the AC Adaptor and the
power cord (mains lead) to the
DC IN jack of this product and the
wall outlet (wall socket) (p. 14).
2
Turn on this product, and
connect a DVD writer, etc. to
this product with the USB cable
(supplied).
The [USB Select] screen appears on the
screen of this product.
If the [USB Select] screen does not appear,
select
(MENU) [Setup] [
(
Connection)] [USB Connect].
USB cable (supplied)
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3
Select [USB Connect] on the
screen of this product.
4
Record movies on the connected
device.
For details, refer to the instruction
manuals supplied with the device to be
connected.
5
After the operation is completed,
select on the
screen of this product.
6
Disconnect the USB cable.
Creating a standard
definition image
quality disc with a
recorder, etc.
You can copy images played back on this
product on a disc or video cassette, by
connecting this product to a disc recorder, a
Sony DVD writer, etc., other than DVDirect
Express, with the A/V connecting cable.
Connect the device in either way of or
. Refer also to the instruction manuals
supplied with the devices to be connected.
Notes
3D movies are converted to 2D with standard
definition image quality.
Connect this product to the wall outlet (wall
socket) using the supplied AC Adaptor for this
o
peration (p. 14).
Sony DVD writer may not be available in some
countries/regions.
High definition image quality movies will be
copied with standard definition image quality.
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A/V connecting cable (supplied)
A/V c
onnecting cable with S VIDEO
(sold separately)
By using this cable, higher quality
images can be produced than with an
A/V connecting cable. Connect the white
and red plug (left/right audio) and the S
VIDEO plug (S VIDEO channel) of the
A/V connecting cable with an S VIDEO
cable. If you connect the S VIDEO plug
only, you will hear no sound. The yellow
plug (video) connection is not necessary.
1
Insert the recording media in the
recording device.
If your recording device has an input
selector, set it to the input mode.
2
Connect this product to the
recording device (a disc recorder,
etc.) with the A/V connecting
cable (supplied) or an A/V
connecting cable with S VIDEO
(sold separately).
Connect this product to the input jacks of
the recording device.
3
Start playback on this product,
and record it on the recording
device.
Refer to the instruction manuals supplied
with your recording device for details.
4
When dubbing is finished, stop
the recording device, and then
this product.
Notes
Since copying is performed via analog data
transfer, the image quality may deteriorate.
You cannot copy images to recorders connected
with an HDMI cable.
To copy date/time information camera data,
and coordinates (DEV-5/5K), select
(MENU) [Setup] [
( Playback
Settings)] [Data Code] a desired setting
.
When the screen size of display devices (TV,
etc.) is 4:3, select
(MENU) [Setup]
[
( Connection)] [TV Type] [4:3]
.
A/V Remote Connector
Input
S VIDEO
VIDEO
(Yellow)
(White)
AUDIO
Signal flow
(Yellow)
(Red)
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When you connect a monaural device, connect
the yellow plug of the A/V connecting cable
to the video input jack, and the white (left
channel) or the red (right channel) plug to the
audio input jack on the device.
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Customizing this product
Using menus
You can enjoy using this product more by making good use of menu operations.
This product has various menu items under each of 6 menu categories.
Shooting Mode (Items for selecting a shooting mode) p. 56
Camera/Mic (Items for customized shooting) p. 56
Image Quality/Size (Items for setting up image quality or size) p. 63
Playback Function (Items for playback) p. 24
Edit/Copy (Items for editing) p. 64
Setup (Other setup items) p. 65
Operating menus
Select (MENU) using the ////Enter buttons and set the menu items.
The [Camera/Mic] and [Setup] menus have sub-categories. Select the sub-category icon, and
the screen changes to other sub-category menus.
Grayed out menu items or settings are not available.
Notes
You may not be able to set some menu items, depending on the recording or playback conditions.
Select
to finish setting the menu or to return to the previous menu screen.
Sub-category icons
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Menu lists
The available menu items differ between the movie mode ( ) and photo mode ( ).
Shooting Mode
Movie
Records movies. 56
Photo
Shoots photos. 56
Camera/Mic
( Manual Settings)
White Balance
Adjusts the color balance to the brightness of the
recording environment.
56
Exposure
Adjusts the brightness of movies and photos. 57
Focus
Focuses manually. 57
IRIS
Adjusts the iris. 58
Shutter Speed
Adjusts the shutter speed. 58
AE Shift
Adjusts the exposure based on the results of the
automatic exposure measurement.
58
White Balance Shift
Adjusts the white balance manually. 58
Low Lux
Records bright color images in the dim. 58
( Camera Settings)
Auto 3D Lens Adjust
Automatically corrects the vertical position of the
right and left movies to record 3D movies that can
be viewed comfortably, without blurring.
59
Scene Selection
Selects an appropriate recording setting according
to the type of scene, such as night view or beach.
59
Self-Timer
Sets the self-timer when this product is in photo
recording mode.
60
Tele Macro
Shoots a subject in focus with the background out
of focus.
60
SteadyShot
Sets the SteadyShot function when recording
movies.
60
SteadyShot
Sets the SteadyShot function when shooting
photos.
60
Digital Zoom*
Sets the digital zoom. 60
Auto Back Light
Adjusts the exposure for backlit subjects
automatically.
61
Dial Setting
Assigns a function to the MANUAL dial. 61
( Face)
Face Detection
Adjusts the image quality of the face(s)
automatically.
61
( Microphone)
Wind Noise Reduct.
Reduces the wind noise. 61
Micref Level
Sets the microphone reference level. 61
Audio Output Timing
Sets the audio output timing to be used when
recording movies.
62
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( Shooting Assist)
Guide Frame
Displays the frame to make sure the subject is
horizontal or vertical.
62
Display Setting
Sets the duration that icons or indicators are
displayed in the viewfinder.
62
Image Quality/Size
REC Mode
Sets the mode to record movies. When recording
fast moving subject, a high image quality is
recommended.
30
Frame Rate
Sets the frame rate to record movies. 63
2D/3D Mode Select
Switches the movie recording type between 2D
and 3D.
63
x.v.Color
Records wider range of colors. 63
Image Size
Sets the photo size. 64
Playback Function
Plays back movies or photos.
24
Edit/Copy
Delete
Deletes movies or photos.
34
Protect
Protects movies or photos to avoid deleting.
35
Copy
Copies movies or photos to external media devices.
47
Direct Copy
Copies all movies and photos that have not yet
been saved on an external media device.
47
Setup
( Media Settings)
Media Info
Displays information on the memory card, such as
free space.
65
Format
Deletes all data on the memory card. 65
Repair Img. DB F.
Repairs the image database file on a memory card. 76
File Number
Sets how to assign the file number. 65
( Playback Settings)
Data Code
Displays the detailed recording data during
playback.
65
Volume
Adjusts the volume of playback sound, and the
volume of sound output to monitoring headphones
during recording.
66
( Connection)
TV Type
Sets the aspect ratio to suit the connected TV. 66
Component
Select this option when you connect this product
to a TV with the component input jack.
67
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HDMI 3D Setting
Select the output format of the right and left
images when you connect this product to a 3D TV
with the HDMI cable (sold separately).
67
HDMI Resolution
Select the output image resolution when
connecting this product to a TV with the HDMI
cable (sold separately).
67
CTRL FOR HDMI
Sets whether or not the TV’s Remote Commander
is to be used when this product is connected to a
“BRAVIA” Sync compatible TV with the HDMI
cable (sold separately).
68
USB Connect
Connects this product to an external device via
USB.
68
Disc Burn
Selecting this item allows you to save images onto
discs via a computer.
40
( General Settings)
VF Brightness
Adjusts the brightness of the viewfinder. 68
Viewfinder Adjust
Adjusts the relative vertical position of the right
and left viewfinder.
68
GPS Information*
Displays location information. 68
GPS Setting*
Sets the GPS. 69
REC Lamp
Sets the recording lamp to light up or not. 69
Beep
Sets whether this product sounds operation beeps
or not.
69
A. Shut Off
Changes the [A. Shut Off] setting. 69
Language Setting
Sets the display language. 70
60i/50i Sel
Switch 1080/60i (NTSC-system) and 1080/50i
(PAL-system).
70
Battery Info
Displays the battery information. 70
( Clock Settings)
Date & Time Setting
Sets the [Date & Time Format], [Summer Time],
or [Date & Time].
70
Area Setting
Adjusts for a time difference without stopping the
clock.
70
Auto Clock ADJ *
Compensates for time automatically by acquiring
location information from the GPS system.
71
Auto Area ADJ*
Compensates for time differences automatically
by acquiring location information from the GPS
system.
71
* DEV-5/5K
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Shooting Mode
(Items for selecting a shooting
mode)
See “Using menus” (p. 52) on the operation.
Movie
You can record movies.
Photo
You can shoot photos.
Camera/Mic
(Items for customized
shooting)
See “Using menus” (p. 52) on the operation.
The default settings are marked with .
White Balance
You can adjust the color balance to the
recording environment.
(Auto)
The white balance is adjusted automatically.
(Outdoor)
The white balance is appropriately adjusted
for the following recording conditions:
Outdoors
Night views, neon signs and fireworks
Sunrise or sunset
Under daylight fluorescent lamps
(Indoor)
The white balance is appropriately adjusted
for the following recording conditions:
Indoors
At stages where the lighting conditions
change quickly
Under video lamps, sodium lamps, or
incandescent-like color lamps
(One Push)
The white balance will be adjusted
according to the ambient light.
Select [ ].
Frame a white object such as a piece of
paper, to fill the screen under the same
lighting conditions as you will shoot the
subject.
Select [ ].
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Notes
Set [White Balance] to [Auto] or adjust the
color in [One Push] under white or cool white
fluorescent lamps.
When you select [One Push], keep framing
white objects.
If you set [White Balance], [Scene Selection] is
set to [Auto].
Tips
If you have changed the battery pack while
[Auto] was selected, or taken this product
outdoors after inside use (or vice versa), aim
this product at a nearby white object for about
10 seconds for better color balance adjustment.
When the white balance has been set with [One
Push], if the lighting conditions changed by
bringing this product outdoors from inside the
house, or vice versa, you need to redo the [One
Push] procedure to readjust the white balance.
Exposure
You can fix the brightness of a picture
manually. Adjust the brightness when the
subject is too bright or too dark.
Auto
Adjusts the exposure automatically.
Manual
Adjusts the exposure manually.
When you set [Exposure] to [Manual],
select
/ and press Enter to adjust
the brightness.
Tips
You can also adjust manually by using the
MANU
AL dial (p. 32).
Focus
You can adjust the focus manually. You can
select this function also when you want to
focus on a certain subject intentionally.
Auto
Adjusts the focus automatically.
Manual
Adjusts the focus manually.
When you set [Focus] to [Manual], select
(nearby subject)/ (distant
subject) and press Enter to adjust the focus.
Notes
When you set [Focus] to [Manual], appears.
Tips
appears when the focus cannot be adjusted
any closer, and
appears when the focus
cannot be adjusted farther away.
It is easier to focus on the subject by moving
the power zoom lever towards T (telephoto) to
adjust the focus, then towards W (wide angle)
to adjust the zoom for recording. When you
want to record a subject at close range, move
the power zoom lever to W (wide angle), then
adjust the focus.
The focal distance information (distance at
which the subject is focused on; used as a guide
if it is dark and focus adjustment is difficult)
appears for a few seconds in the following cases.
When the focus mode is switched from
automatic to manual
When you set focus manually
You can also adjust manually by using the
MANU
AL dial (p. 32).
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IRIS
You can shoot images with the IRIS priority
mode. If you adjust the IRIS, you can
sharpen the subject with its background
blurred or sharpen the whole image.
Auto
Adjusts IRIS automatically.
Manual
Adjusts IRIS manually.
Tips
You can also adjust manually by using the
MANU
AL dial (p. 32).
Shutter Speed
You can shoot images with the Shutter
Speed priority mode. When you shoot a
moving subject at a higher shutter speed,
it appears as if frozen on the image. At a
lower shutter speed, the subject appears as
if it is flowing.
Auto
Adjusts the shutter speed automatically.
Manual
Adjusts the shutter speed manually.
Tips
You can also adjust manually by using the
MANU
AL dial (p. 32).
AE Shift
You can adjust the exposure based on
the results of the automatic exposure
measurement.
Off
Adjusts the exposure automatically.
On (Adjusted number and EV)
Adjusts the exposure manually.
Select
to record a brighter image, or
select
to record a darker image and
press Enter to adjust the exposure.
Tips
You can adjust the automatic exposure level to
brighter or darker when [Exposure] is set to
[Auto].
You can also adjust manually by using the
MANU
AL dial (p. 32).
White Balance Shift
You can adjust the white balance manually.
Off
Adjusts the white balance automatically.
On ( and adjusted number)
Adjusts the white balance manually.
Tips
When the white balance is set to a lower value,
images appear bluish, and when it is set to
higher value, images appear reddish.
You can also adjust manually by using the
MANU
AL dial (p. 32).
Low Lux
You can record bright color images, even in
dim light.
Off
The Low Lux function is not used.
On ( )
The Low Lux function is used.
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Auto 3D Lens Adjust
Automatically corrects the vertical position
of the right and left images to record 3D
movies and display 3D movies in the
viewfinder that can be viewed comfortably,
without blurring.
Aim this product at a subject that produces
a scale higher than the
mark on the
screen, and then select
(p. 17).
Notes
Use [Auto 3D Lens Adjust] in the
following cases.
When you feel that the 3D movies do
not look the way you want them to
When you have not adjusted the 3D
lenses for a while
When a strong mechanical shock has
been applied to this product
When using this product in a very hot
or cold place
Tip
If [Could not adjust.] appears while zooming
out, select [Run Again].
Scene Selection
You can record images effectively in various
situations.
(Auto)
Adjusts image quality automatically.
(Night Scene)*
Maintains the darkening
atmosphere of the distant
surroundings in night scenes
shot using a tripod (sold
separately).
(Sunrise&Sunset)*
Reproduces the atmosphere
of scenes such as sunsets or
sunrises.
(Fireworks)*
Takes spectacular shots of
fireworks.
(Landscape)*
Shoots distant subjects
clearly. This setting also
prevents this product from
focusing on glass or metal
mesh in windows between
this product and the subject.
(Portrait)
Brings out the subject such
as people or flowers while
creating a soft background.
(Spotlight)**
Prevents people’s faces from
appearing excessively white
when subjects are lit by
strong light.
(Beach)**
Takes the vivid blue of the
ocean or a lake.
(Snow)**
Takes bright pictures of a
white landscape.
* Adjusted to focus on subjects farther away
only.
** Adjusted not to focus on subjects a short
distance away.
Notes
If you set [Scene Selection], [White Balance]
setting is canceled.
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Self-Timer
Press PHOTO to start the count down. A
photo is recorded after about 10 seconds.
Off
Cancels the self-timer.
On ( )
Starts the self-timer recording. To cancel the
recording, select [Reset].
Notes
If you change the [2D/3D Mode Select] setting,
the [
Self-Timer] setting returns to default.
Tele Macro
This is useful to shoot small subjects, such
as flowers or insects. You can blur out
backgrounds and the subject stands out
clearer.
Off
Cancels Tele Macro. (Tele Macro is also
canceled when you move the zoom lever to
the W side.)
On ( )
The zoom (p. 20) moves to the top of the T
(telephoto) side automatically and allows
recording subjects at close range down to
a
bout 25 cm (9 7/8 in.).
Notes
If you change the [2D/3D Mode Select] setting,
the [Tele Macro] setting returns to default.
When recording a distant subject, focusing may
be difficult and can take some time.
A
djust the focus manually ([Focus], p. 57) when
it is hard to focus automatically.
SteadyShot
You can compensate for camera shake.
Set [
SteadyShot] to [Off] ( ) when
using a tripod (sold separately), then the
image becomes natural.
Active
Provides a more powerful SteadyShot effect.
Standard
Provides a SteadyShot effect, performing
wide-angle recording under relatively stable
recording conditions.
Off ( )
The SteadyShot function is not used.
Notes
If you change the setting of [
SteadyShot],
the imaging field will also change accordingly.
SteadyShot
You can compensate for camera shake.
Set [
SteadyShot] to [Off] ( ) when
using a tripod (sold separately), then the
image becomes natural.
On
The SteadyShot function is used.
Off ( )
The SteadyShot function is not used.
Digital Zoom (DEV-5/5K)
You can change the maximum zoom level.
Note that the image quality decreases when
you use the digital zoom.
On
The digital zoom is used.
Off
The digital zoom is not used.
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Tips
You can change the setting only in the 2D
mode.
[Digital Zoom] is fixed to [On] while recording
photos.
Auto Back Light
This product adjusts the exposure for
backlit subjects automatically.
On
Adjusts the exposure for backlit subjects
automatically.
Off
Does not adjust the exposure for backlit
subjects.
Dial Setting
You can select an item you want to set to
the MANUAL dial. For details, see page 32.
Face Detection
You can set this product to detect a face
automatically.
It adjusts the focus/color/exposure
automatically for the face of the subject.
Auto
Detects faces without distinction between
adults and children.
Child Priority( )
Gives faces of children priority.
Adult Priority( )
Gives faces of adults priority.
Off (
)
Does not detect faces.
Notes
The frame does not appear on faces, even when
this product detects the faces.
Faces may not be detected depending on
recording conditions, subject conditions, and
the setting of this product.
[Face Detection] may not function properly
depending on recording conditions. Set [Face
Detection] to [Off] in this case.
Tips
For better face detection performance, shoot the
subject(s) under the following conditions:
Shoot in a sufficiently bright place
The subject(s) does not wear glasses, a hat
or mask
The subject(s) faces directly towards this
product
Wind Noise Reduct.
You can record a movie with less wind
noise by cutting the low-frequency sound
input from the built-in microphone.
Off
Disables wind noise reduction.
On ( )
Enables wind noise reduction.
Micref Level
(Microphone
reference level)
You can select the microphone level for
recording sound.
Normal
Records ambient sounds, converting them
into the appropriate level.
Low ( )
Records ambient sound faithfully. Select
[Low] when you want to record an exciting
and powerful sound in a concert hall, etc.
(This setting is not suitable for recording
conversations.)
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Audio Output Timing
You can set the audio output timing to be
used when recording movies.
Live
Remove echo caused from the difference
between the actual sound heard during
recording and that heard through
headphones.
Lip Sync
Resolves sync issues between picture and
sound.
Guide Frame
You can display the frame and check that
the subject is horizontal or vertical.
The frame is not recorded.
Off
Does not display the guide frame.
On
Displays the guide frame.
Notes
The guide frame cannot be displayed while
recording movies.
Tips
Positioning the subject at the cross point of the
guide frame makes a balanced composition.
The outer frame of [Guide Frame] shows the
display area of a TV which is not compatible
with full pixel display.
Display Setting
You can set the duration of displaying the
icons or indicators in the viewfinder.
Auto
Displays for about 3 seconds.
On
Always displays.
Tips
The icons or indicators are displayed in the
following cases.
When you turn on this product.
When you operate the ////Enter
buttons.
When you switch this product to the movie
recording, photo recording, or playback
mode.
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Image Quality/Size
(Items for setting up image
quality or size)
See “Using menus” (p. 52) on the operation.
The default settings are marked with .
REC Mode
See page 30.
Frame Rate
Using [60i] ([50i]) is recommended for
standard recording. Set [
Frame Rate]
first, before setting [
REC Mode] (p. 30).
60i (50i)
For ordinary recording, this frame rate is
recommended.
60p (50p)
You can record movies with a volume
of data twice that of 60i (50i) with this
setting, and this will allow you to enjoy
clear images. When you play a movie
recorded with this setting on a TV, the TV
has to be compatible with 60p (50p) movie
playback. If the TV is not compatible with
60p (50p) movie playback, the movie will
be output as a 60i (50i) movie.
Notes
The media that the recorded images can be
saved on will depend on the recording mode
that has been set during recording. For details,
see page 31.
Tips
Frame rate means the number of images that
are updated in a certain period of time.
2D/3D Mode Select
You can switch the operating mode of this
product between 2D and 3D.
2D
Records/plays the 2D movie.
3D
Records/plays the 3D movie.
Notes
When you record 3D movies, the binocular
magnification can be set to up to about 5 times.
If you want to watch or record a subject using a
larger image, set [2D/3D Mode Select] to [2D].
x.v.Color
You can capture wider range of colors.
Various colors such as the brilliant color of
flowers and turquoise blue of the sea can
be more faithfully reproduced. Refer to the
instruction manuals of the TV.
Off
Records in ordinary color range.
On ( )
Records in x.v.Color.
Notes
Set [
x.v.Color] to [On] when the recorded
movie will be played back on an x.v.Color-
compliant TV.
If the movie recorded with this function [On] is
played back on a non-x.v.Color-compliant TV,
the color may not be reproduced correctly.
[
x.v.Color] cannot be set to [On] while
recording a movie.
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Image Size
You can select a size for the photos you are
going to shot.
7.1M ( )
Records photos clearly (3,072 × 2,304).
5.3M ( )
Records photos clearly in the 16:9 (wide) ratio
(3,072 × 1,728).
1.9M ( )
Allows you to record more photos in
relatively clear quality (1,600 × 1,200).
VGA(0.3M) ( )
Allows the maximum number of photos to be
recorded (640 × 480).
Notes
The selected image size is effective when the
(Photo) lamp is lit.
See page 82 for the number of recordable
photos.
Edit/Copy
(Items for editing)
See “Using menus” (p. 52) on the operation.
Delete
See page 34.
Protect
See page 35.
Copy
See page 47.
Direct Copy
See page 47.
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Setup
(Other setup items)
See “Using menus” (p. 52) on the operation.
The default settings are marked with .
Media Info
You can check the remaining recordable
time for each recording mode of the
memory card for movies and the
approximate free and used media space of
the memory card.
To turn off the display
Select .
Notes
Since there is a management file area, the
u
sed space is not displayed as 0 % even if you
perform [Format] (p.
65).
Format
Formatting deletes all the movies and
photos to recover recordable free space.
Select
.
Notes
Connect this product to the wall outlet (wall
socket) using the supplied AC Adaptor for this
o
peration (p. 14).
To avoid the loss of important images, you
should save them before formatting the
memory card.
Protected movies and photos will also be
deleted.
While [Executing...] is displayed, do not operate
the buttons on this product, disconnect the AC
Adaptor, or eject the memory card from this
product. (The access lamp is lit or flashing while
formatting memory card.)
Repair Img. DB F.
See page 76, 79.
File Number
You can select the way to assign file number
of photos.
Series
Assigns file numbers of photos in sequence.
The file number becomes larger each time
you record a photo.
Even if the memory card is replaced with
another one, the file number is assigned in
sequence.
Reset
Assigns file numbers in sequence, following
the largest file number existing on the
recording medium.
When the memory card is replaced with
another one, the file number is assigned for
each memory card.
Data Code
During playback, this product displays the
information (Date/Time, Camera Data,
Coordinates*) recorded automatically at the
time of recording.
Off
Data code is not displayed.
Date/Time
Displays the date and time.
Camera Data
Displays camera setting data.
Coordinates*
Displays coordinates.
* DEV-5/5K
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Date/Time
Date
Time
Camera Data
SteadyShot off
White Balance
Shutter Speed
IRIS (Aperture value)
Gain
Brightness
Flash
Exposure compensation value
Coordinates (DEV-5/5K)
Latitude
Longitude
Tips
The data code is displayed on the TV screen if
you connect this product to a TV.
Depending on the memory card condition, bars
[--:--:--] appear.
Volume
You can adjust the volume of playback
sound by selecting
/ and pressing
Enter.
TV Type
You need to convert the signal depending
on the TV connected when playing back
movies and photos. The recorded movies
and photos are played back as following
illustrations.
16:9
Select this to view your movies on a 16:9
(wide) TV. The recorded movies and photos
are played back as shown below.
Movies and photos
recorded in 16:9
(wide) mode
Movies and photos
recorded in 4:3 mode
Movie
Photo
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4:3
Select this to view your movies and photos on
a
4:3 standard TV. The recorded movies and
photos are played back as shown below.
Movies and photos
recorded in 16:9
(wide) mode
Movies and photos
recorded in 4:3 mode
Notes
Horizontal to vertical ratio of movies is 16:9.
Component
Select [Component] when connecting this
product to a TV with the component input
jack.
480i (576i)
Select this when connecting this product to
a TV with the component input jack.
1080i
Select this when connecting this product to
a TV that has the component input jack and
is capable of displaying the 1080i signal.
1080p
Select this when connecting this product to
a TV that has the component input jack and
is capable of displaying the 1080p signal.
HDMI 3D Setting
Select the output format of the right and left
images when connecting this product to a
3D TV with the HDMI cable.
Auto
Normal setting (outputs the images
according to the TV, automatically).
Frame Packing
Outputs the right and left images in high
definition image quality as they were
recorded.
Side-by-Side
Halves the resolution of the right and left
images in high definition image quality, and
outputs the right and left images aligned
side by side.
HDMI Resolution
Select the output image resolution when
connecting this product to a TV with the
HDMI cable.
Auto
Normal setting (outputs the signal according
to the TV automatically).
1080p
Outputs movies with a 1080p signal.
1080i
Outputs movies with a 1080i signal.
720p
Outputs movies with a 720p signal
480p (576p)
Outputs the 480p (576p) signal.
480i (576i)
Outputs the 480i (576i) signal.
Notes
When [
Frame Rate] is set to [60p] ([50p])
and [HDMI Resolution] is set to [720p] or
[480p] ([576p]), HDMI signals cannot be
output during recording.
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CTRL FOR HDMI
(Control for HDMI)
When connecting this product to a
“BRAVIA” Sync compatible TV with a
HDMI cable (sold separately), you can play
back movies on this product by aiming
the TV’s Remote Commander at the TV
(p
. 28).
On
Operates this product using the TV’s Remote
Commander.
Off
Does not operate this product using the TV’s
Remote Commander.
USB Connect
Select this item when [USB Select] does not
appear on the screen by connecting this
product to a computer with the USB cable
(supplied).
See page 48.
Disc Burn
See page 40.
VF Brightness
You can adjust the brightness of the
viewfinder in five steps.
Viewfinder Adjust
Adjust the relative vertical position of the
right and left viewfinder to allow you to
view 3D images comfortably.
Move the horizontal line to overlap the
vertical lines by selecting
/ , and
select
when these lines overlap.
The viewfinder adjustment dialog may
appear automatically depending on the
status of this product.
Notes
Use [Viewfinder Adjust] in the following cases.
When you feel uncomfortable viewing images
in 3D
When the user of this product changes
When strong physical shock has been applied
to this product
When you use this product under extremely
hot or cold conditions
When the vertical and horizontal lines will not
overlap or the horizontal line is extremely tilted,
stop using this product and contact your Sony
dealer or local authorized Sony service facility.
GPS Information (DEV-
5/5K)
This product can display location
information.
Satellite icons
Triangulating
gauge
Information for the
location
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How to check the triangulating
information
Color of the satellites/
triangulating gauge
Status
/ (black)
No signal, but orbit
information for the
satellite is available.
/ (gray)
33 % of the satellite orbit
information has been
obtained.
/ (brown)
66 % of the satellite orbit
information has been
obtained.
/ (ocher)
99 % of the satellite orbit
information has been
obtained.
/ (green)
Triangulating is completed
and the satellite is
currently being used.
If data on your current information
cannot be triangulated
This product starts the triangulating
priority mode. As this product turns
other functions off to search for satellites,
obtaining GPS information can take
priority.
To close the triangulating information
screen
Select and press Enter.
GPS Setting (DEV-
5/5K)
You can select whether this product
receives or does not receive GPS signals
(p
. 31).
On
Receives GPS signals.
Off
Does not receive GPS signals.
Notes
The location information will not be recorded
until triangulating is finished successfully after
you switch the [GPS Setting] to [On].
REC Lamp (Recording
lamp)
You can make the recording lamp on the
back of this product not to turn on.
On
The camera recording lamp lights up.
Off
The camera recording lamp does not light up.
Beep
On
A melody sounds when you start/stop
recording, or operate buttons.
Off
Cancels the melody.
A. Shut Off (Auto shut
off)
You can set this product to turn off
automatically when you do not operate this
product for more than about 5 minutes.
On
This product turns off automatically.
Off
This product does not turn off
automatically.
Notes
When you connect this product to a wall outlet
(wall socket), this product does not turn off
automatically.
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Language Setting
You can select the language to be used on
the screen.
Tips
This product offers [ENG[SIMP]] (simplified
English) for when you cannot find your native
tongue among the options.
60i/50i Sel
Select the settings depending on the TV
color systems of the countries/regions
where you use this product.
Select 60i when TV color system is NTSC,
and select 50i when TV color system is
PAL.
Notes
You cannot record/play back in the setting
of 50i (60i) for the memory card which is
formatted or recorded in the setting of 60i
(50i). Use another memory card or perform
[Format] if the message [A movie with a
different video signal format from this device
has been recorded. Movie recording disabled.]
is displayed after switched the setting of [60i/50i
Sel].
Battery Info
You can check the estimated remaining
capacity of the battery (expected recording
and playing time).
To close the battery information screen
Select and press Enter.
Date & Time Setting
Date & Time Format
You can select one from 4 types of date and
time format.
Summer Time
You can change this setting without
stopping the clock. Set to [On] to move the
time forward 1 hour.
Off
Does not set the summer time.
On
Sets the summer time.
Date & Time
You can set the date and time. Select /
to select the item, and select / to set the
value.
Area Setting
You can adjust a time difference without
stopping the clock. Select your local area
when using this product in other time
zones. Refer to the world time difference
information on page 85.
DEV-3
Home
Select this item when you are going to
use this product in the area where you are
living.
Destination ( )
Select this item when you want to use this
product with the area setting set to another
place.
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Tips
If you visit a certain place often and want to
use this product with the area setting set to
that place, it is useful if you set the place to
[Destination].
Select
/ at the bottom left on the screen
and press Enter to set summer time.
DEV-5/5K
You can set the area.
Tips
If [Auto Area ADJ] is set to [On], the area
setting (date and time) will be adjusted
automatically by acquiring location information
from the GPS system.
Select
/ at the bottom left on the screen
and press Enter to set summer time.
Auto Clock ADJ (Auto
clock adjustment)
(DEV-5/5K)
This product can maintain accurate
time automatically by acquiring time
information from the GPS system.
On
Maintains accurate time automatically.
Off
Does not maintain accurate time using the
GPS system.
Notes
You must set the date and time on this product
b
efore using this product (p. 15).
There may be discrepancies of a few seconds
even if [Auto Clock ADJ ] is activated.
This function automatically adjusts the clock
when this product receives GPS signals and
finishes triangulating successfully while the
power is on. Once the clock is adjusted, it will
not be adjusted until the next time you turn this
product on again.
The clock may not be adjusted to the correct
time automatically using the GPS system,
depending on the country/region selected for
this product. In this case, set
[Auto Clock ADJ ] to [Off].
Auto Area ADJ (Auto
area adjustment) (DEV-
5/5K)
This product can compensate for time
differences automatically by acquiring
location information from the GPS system.
On
Compensates for time differences
automatically.
Off
Does not compensates for time differences
automatically.
Notes
You must set the date and time on this product
b
efore using this product (p. 15).
There may be discrepancies of a few seconds
even if [Auto Area ADJ] is activated.
This product may not compensate for the time
difference automatically, depending on the
country/region selected for this product. In this
case, set [Auto Area ADJ] to [Off].
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Additional information
Troubleshooting
If you run into any problems using this
product, follow the steps below.
Check the list (p. 72 to 80), and
inspect this product.
Disconnect the power source, attach
the power source again after about
1 minute, and turn this product on.
Press RESET (p. 95) using a pointed
object, and turn this product on.
If you press RESET, all settings,
including the clock setting, are reset.
Contact your Sony dealer or local
authorized Sony service facility.
Overall operations .......................................... p. 72
Batteries/power sources ................................. p
. 73
Viewfinder ....................................................... p
. 73
Memory card ................................................... p
. 74
Recording ......................................................... p
. 74
Playback ........................................................... p
. 75
Playing back images stored on memory card on
other devices ....................................................p
. 76
Editing movies/photos on this product ....... p
. 76
Playback on the TV ........................................ p
. 76
Copying/Connecting to other devices ......... p
. 77
Connecting to a computer ............................. p
. 77
Overall operations
The power does not turn on.
Attach a charged battery pack to this product
(p. 11).
The plug of the AC Adaptor has been
disconnected from the wall outlet (wall
socket). Connect it to the wall outlet (wall
s
ocket) (p. 11).
This product does not operate even when
the power is set to on.
It takes a few seconds for this product to be
ready to shoot after the power is turned on.
This is not a malfunction.
Disconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall
outlet (wall socket) or remove the battery
pack, then reconnect it after about 1 minute.
If the functions still do not work, press RESET
(p
. 95) using a pointed object. (If you press
RESET, all settings, including the clock setting,
are reset.)
The temperature of this product is extremely
high. Turn off this product and leave it for a
while in a cool place.
The temperature of this product is extremely
low. Leave this product with the power of this
product on. If you still cannot operate this
product, turn off this product and take it to
a warm place. Leave this product there for a
while, then turn on this product.
The menu settings have been changed
automatically.
While Intelligent Auto is active, some menu
settings related to image quality will be
changed automatically.
The following menu items return to the default
setting when you switch the photo recording
mode to another mode.
[ Self-Timer]
[Tele Macro]
[White Balance]
[IRIS]
[Shutter Speed]
[Low Lux]
[Scene Selection]
[Auto Back Light]
This product gets warm.
This product may become warm during
operation. This is not a malfunction.
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A rattling noise can be heard when you
shake this product.
If no noise is heard when this product is
turned on and is in the movie/photo recording
mode, the noise is produced by the movement
of the internal lens. This is not a malfunction.
Intelligent Auto is canceled.
The Intelligent Auto setting is canceled if you
change the following settings:
[White Balance]
[Exposure]
[Focus]
[IRIS]
[Shutter Speed]
[AE Shift]
[White Balance Shift]
[Low Lux]
[Scene Selection]
[Tele Macro]
[
SteadyShot]
[
SteadyShot]
[Auto Back Light]
[Face Detection]
Batteries/power sources
The power abruptly turns off.
Use the AC Adaptor.
Charge the battery pack (p. 11).
The CHG (charge) lamp does not light
while the battery pack is being charged.
Set the POWER switch to OFF (p. 11).
Attach the battery pack to this product
co
rrectly (p. 11).
Connect the power cord (mains lead) to the
wall outlet (wall socket) properly.
Th
e battery charge is completed (p. 11).
The CHG (charge) lamp flashes while the
battery pack is being charged.
If the temperature of the battery pack is too
high or too low, you may not be able to charge
i
t (p. 88).
Attach the battery pack to this product
co
rrectly (p. 11). If the problem persists,
disconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall
outlet (wall socket) and contact your Sony
dealer. The battery pack may be damaged.
The remaining battery time indicator does
not indicate the correct time.
The ambient temperature is too high or too
low. This is not a malfunction.
The battery pack has not been charged
enough. Fully charge the battery again. If the
problem persists, replace the battery pack with
a n
ew one (p. 88).
The indicated time may not be correct
depending on the environment of use.
The battery pack is quickly discharged.
The ambient temperature is too high or low.
This is not a malfunction.
The battery pack has not been charged
enough. Fully charge the battery again. If the
problem persists, replace the battery pack with
a n
ew one (p. 88).
Viewfinder
Menu items are grayed out.
You cannot select grayed items in the current
recording/playback situation. Press Enter with
a grayed item selected and check the reasons
why you cannot select the item.
There are some functions you cannot activate
simultaneously.
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The image in the viewfinder is not clear .
Adjust the diopter using the right and left
diopter adjustment dial until the image
appears clearly.
Adjust the width between the right and left
v
iewfinder to fit your eyes (p. 15).
U
se [Viewfinder Adjust] (p. 68).
Switch the viewfinder display mode to 2D by
p
ressing FINDER 2D/3D (p. 21).
Viewing 3D movies makes you feel
uncomfortable.
Use [Viewfinder Adjust] (p. 68).
Use [Auto 3D Lens Adjust] (p. 59).
Primary colors, such as red, blue, or green,
shimmer in the viewfinder.
You may see primary colors, red, blue, or
green, shimmering in the viewfinder when
you move your line of sight. This is not a
malfunction. The shimmering colors will not
be recorded on the memory card.
Memory card
Operations using the memory card
cannot be performed.
If you use the memory card formatted on a
computer, format it again on this product
(p
. 65).
Images stored on the memory card
cannot be deleted.
The maximum number of images that you can
delete on the index screen at one time is 100.
You cannot delete the protected images.
The data file name is not indicated
correctly or flashes.
The file is damaged.
The file format is not supported by this
p
roduct (p. 87).
Recording
Refer also to “Memory card” (p. 74).
Pressing START/STOP or PHOTO does not
record images.
The playback screen is displayed. Press MODE
to turn on the
(Movie) or (Photo) lamp
(p. 22).
This product is recording the image you have
just shot on the memory card. You cannot
make new recording during this period.
The memory card is full. Delete unnecessary
im
ages (p. 34).
Total number of movie scenes or photos
exceeds the recordable capacity of this
p
roduct. Delete unnecessary images (p. 34).
The temperature of this product is extremely
high. Turn off this product and leave it for a
while in a cool place.
The temperature of this product is extremely
low. Turn off this product and take it to a
warm place. Leave this product there for a
while, then turn on this product.
Photos cannot be recorded.
You cannot record photos while recording a
movie. Press MODE to switch to the photo
mode.
When [2D/3D Mode Select] is set to [3D],
you cannot record photos. Set [2D/3D Mode
Select] to [2D].
The access lamp remains lit or flashing
even if recording was stopped.
This product is recording the scene you have
just shot on the memory card.
The imaging field looks different.
The imaging field may look different
depending on the condition of this product.
This is not a malfunction.
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The actual recording time for movies is
less than the expected recording time of
the memory card.
Depending on the recording conditions, the
time available for recording may be shorter,
for example when recording a fast moving
object, etc.
This product stops operating.
The temperature of this product is extremely
high. Turn off this product and leave it for a
while in a cool place.
The temperature of this product is extremely
low. Turn off this product and take it to a
warm place. Leave this product there for a
while, then turn on this product.
If you keep applying vibration on this product,
recording may stop.
There is a time difference between the
point when START/STOP is pressed and
the point that the recording movie is
started or stopped actually.
On this product, there may be a slight time
difference between the point where you
press START/STOP and the actual point that
recording movie starts/stops. This is not a
malfunction.
The auto focus does not function.
Set [Focus] to [Auto] (p. 57).
The recording conditions are not suitable for
a
uto focus. Adjust the focus manually (p. 57).
SteadyShot does not function.
Set [ SteadyShot] to [Active] or [Standard]
(p. 60), [
SteadyShot] to [On] (p. 60).
Even if [
SteadyShot] is set to [Active] or
[Standard], [
SteadyShot] to [On], this
product may not be able to compensate for
excessive vibrations.
You may not recognize the effect when you use
the large magnification.
The subjects passing by the screen very
fast appear crooked.
This is called the focal plane phenomenon.
This is not a malfunction. Because of the way
the image device (CMOS sensor) reads out
image signals, the subjects passing by the lens
rapidly might appear crooked depending on
the recording conditions.
Horizontal stripes appear on the images.
This occurs when recording images under a
fluorescent lamp, sodium lamp, or mercury
l
amp. This is not a malfunction.
Black bands appear when you record a TV
screen or computer screen.
Set [ SteadyShot] to an option except for
[Active] (p. 60).
Sound is not recorded correctly.
If you disconnect an external microphone, etc.
during recording movies, sound may not be
recorded correctly.
Connect the microphone again in the same
way as when you start recording movies.
Playback
Images cannot be played back.
Images recorded on other devices may not be
played back. This is not a malfunction.
When [2D/3D Mode Select] is set to [3D],
movies recorded with 2D cannot be played
back.
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Photos cannot be played back.
Photos cannot be played back if you have
modified files or folders, or have edited the
data on a computer. (The file name flashes in
that case.) This is not a malfunction.
is indicated on a thumbnail.
This may appear on an image recorded on
other devices, edited on a computer, etc.
You removed the AC Adaptor or the battery
pack while the memory card icon at the top
right corner of the screen flashes, or before
the access lamp is turned off after recording.
This may damage your image data and
is
displayed.
is indicated on a thumbnail.
The image data base file may be damaged.
Check the data base file by selecting
(MENU) [Setup] [
( Media
Settings)] [Repair Img. DB F.]. If it still
appears, delete the image with
(p. 34).
No sound or only a quiet sound is heard
during playback.
Turn up the volume (p. 25).
When you record sound with [Micref Level]
(p
. 61) set to [Low], the recorded sound may
be difficult to hear.
Playing back images stored on
memory card on other devices
Images cannot be played back or the
memory card is not recognized.
The playback device does not support playing
back memory cards (p. 3).
Editing movies/photos on this
product
Unable to edit.
Unable to edit because of the condition of the
image.
A movie cannot be divided.
A movie that is too short cannot be divided.
A protected movie cannot be divided.
Playback on the TV
Neither image nor sound is played on the
connected TV.
When you are using a component A/V
cable, set [Component] according to the
r
equirements of the connected device (p. 67).
When you are using the component video
plug, make sure the red and white plugs of the
A/V co
nnecting cable are connected (p. 27).
Images are not output from the HDMI OUT
jack, if copyright protection signals are
recorded in the images.
When you are using the S VIDEO plug,
make sure the red and white plugs of the A/V
co
nnecting cable are connected (p. 28).
The top, bottom, right, and left edges
of images are trimmed slightly on a
connected TV.
The screen of this product can display
recording images across the entire screen (full
pixel display). However, this may cause slight
trimming of the top, bottom, right, and left
edges of images when played back on a TV
which is not compatible with full pixel display.
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It is recommended you record images using
the outer frame of [Guide Frame] (p. 62) as
a guide.
The image appears distorted on the 4:3
TV.
This happens when viewing a recorded image
on a 4:3 TV. Set [TV Type] correctly (p. 66)
and play back the image.
Black bands appear at the top and bottom
of the screen of the 4:3 TV.
This happens when viewing a recorded image
on a 4:3 TV. This is not a malfunction.
Copying/Connecting to other
devices
Images are not copied correctly.
You cannot copy images using the HDMI
cable.
The A/V connecting cable is not connected
properly. Make sure to connect the cable to the
in
put jack of another device (p. 49).
Connecting to a computer
“PMB” cannot be installed.
Check the computer environment or
installation procedure required to install
“PMB.”
“PMB” does not work correctly.
Quit “PMB” and restart your computer.
This product is not recognized by the
computer.
Disconnect devices from the USB jack of the
computer other than the keyboard, mouse,
and this product.
Disconnect the USB cable from the computer
and this product, and restart the computer,
then connect the computer and this product
again in the correct order.
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Self-diagnosis display/
Warning indicators
If indicators appear on the screen, check the
following.
If the problem persists even after you
have tried to fix a couple of times, contact
your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony
service facility. In this case, when you
contact them, give them all the numbers of
the error code beginning with C or E.
C:(or E:) : (Self-diagnosis display)
C:04:
The battery pack is not an “InfoLITHIUM”
battery pack (V series). Use an
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (V series)
(p
. 88).
Connect the DC plug of the AC Adaptor to the
D
C IN jack of this product securely (p. 11).
C:06:
The battery pack temperature is high. Change
the battery pack or place it in a cool place.
C:13:
/ C:32:
Remove the power source. Reconnect it and
operate this product again.
E:
:
Follow the steps from on page 72.
(Battery level warning)
The battery pack is nearly used up.
Depending on the operating environment or
battery conditions,
may flash, even if there
are about 20 minutes remaining.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
battery pack temperature)
The battery pack temperature is high. Change
the battery pack or place it in a cool place.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
HDMI output stopped by overheating)
Because the temperature of this product
has reached a level where HDMI output
has stopped, no image is displayed on the
connected monitor, etc. Leave this product
until the temperature decreases. However, you
can continue recording on this product.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
memory card)
Slow flashing
Free spaces for recording images are running
out. For the type of memory card you can use
with this product, see page 18.
Fast flashing
There are not enough free spaces for recording
images. After storing the images on other
m
edia (p. 43), delete unnecessary images, or
f
ormat the memory card (p. 65).
The image database file may be damaged.
Check the database file by selecting
(MENU) [Setup] [
( Media
Settings)] [Repair Img. DB F.].
(Warning indicator pertaining to
memory card formatting)
The memory card is damaged.
The memory card is not formatted correctly
(p
. 65).
(Warning indicator pertaining to
incompatible memory card)
Incompatible memory card is inserted (p. 18).
(Warning indicator pertaining to
the write-protect of the memory card)
The memory card is write-protected.
Access to the memory card was restricted on
another device.
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(Warning indicator pertaining to the
external media device)
The image database file may be damaged.
Check the database file by selecting
(MENU) [Setup] [
( Media
Settings)] [Repair Img. DB F.].
(Warning indicator pertaining to
formatting of the external media device)
The external media device is damaged.
The external media device is not formatted
correctly.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
camera-shake warning)
This product is unsteady, so camera-shake
easily occurs. Hold this product steady with
both hands and record the image. However,
note that the camera-shake warning indicator
does not disappear.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
photo recording)
The memory card is full.
Photos cannot be recorded during processing.
Wait for a while, then record.
Tips
You may hear a melody when some warning
indicators appear on the screen.
Description of warning messages
If messages appear on the screen, follow the
instructions.
Memory card
Data error.
An error occurred during reading or writing
the memory card in this product.
This may occur when you keep applying shock
on this product.
Movies recorded on other devices may not be
played back.
Inconsistencies found in image database
file. Do you want to repair the image
database file?
Inconsistencies found in image database
file. Cannot record or play HD movies. Do
you want to repair the image database
file?
You cannot record or play back movies
because no movie management information
exists. If you select
, new management
information is created and you can record or
play back movies.
Inconsistencies found in the image
database file. Back up and recover.
Recover, then import using the included
PC software.
Since the database information of high
definition image quality movies has been
damaged, there are inconsistencies between
the information in the database and the
information in the file. Select
to back
up the high definition image quality movies
and repair the database file. You cannot
see the backed-up movies on this product.
By connecting this product to a computer
after repairing the database, you can import
backed-up high definition image quality
movies to the computer using the supplied
“PMB” software installed on the computer.
However, it is not guaranteed that all movies
can be imported to the computer.
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Buffer overflow. Writing to the media was
not completed in time.
You have performed recording and erasing
operations repeatedly, or a memory card that
has been formatted by other device is used.
Copy and take data backup to other device
(such as a computer), and then format the
m
emory card on this product (p. 65).
The size of the inserted memory card is not
sufficient for copying the movie(s). Use the
r
ecommended memory card (p. 18).
Recovering data.
This product tries to recover data
automatically if the data writing was not
performed properly.
Cannot recover data.
Writing data onto the media of this product
has failed. Attempts were made to recover the
data, but they were unsuccessful.
Reinsert the memory card.
Reinsert the memory card a few times. If even
then the indicator flashes, the memory card
could be damaged. Try with another memory
card.
Cannot recognize this memory card.
Format and use again.
Format the memory card (p. 65). Note that if
you format the memory card, all the recorded
movies and photos are deleted.
Still picture folder is full. Cannot record
still pictures.
You cannot create folders exceeding
999MSDCF. You cannot create or delete
created folders using this product.
F
ormat the memory card (p. 65), or delete
folders using your computer.
This memory card may not be able to
record or play movies.
Use a memory card recommended for this
product (p. 18).
This memory card may not be able to
record or play images correctly.
Use a memory card recommended for this
product (p. 18).
Do not eject the memory card during
writing. Data may be damaged.
Reinsert the memory card, and follow the
instructions on the screen.
External media cannot execute functions.
Check the database file by selecting
(MENU) [Setup] [
( Media
Settings)] [Repair Img. DB F.].
If the message still appears, reconnect the
external media device, then format it. Note
that if you format the external media device,
all the recorded movies and photos are deleted.
If you cannot format the external media
device, the external media device may be
incompatible with this product, or damaged.
Replace it with a new one.
Other
Maximum number of images already
selected.
You can select only 100 images at one time for:
Deleting movies/photos
Protecting movies/photos, or releasing the
protection
Copying movies/photos
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Recording time of
movies/number of
recordable photos
Expected operating time with each
battery pack
Recording time
Approximate time available when you use a
fully charged battery pack.
2D
(unit: minute)
Battery pack Continuous
recording time
Typical recording
time
NP-FV70 180 90
NP-FV100 360 180
3D
(unit: minute)
Battery pack Continuous
recording time
Typical recording
time
NP-FV70 150 75
NP-FV100 305 150
Monitoring time
Approximate time available when you use a
fully charged battery pack.
2D
(unit: minute)
Battery pack Continuous monitoring time
NP-FV70 195
NP-FV100 395
3D
(unit: minute)
Battery pack Continuous monitoring time
NP-FV70 185
NP-FV100 370
Playing time
Approximate time available when you use a
fully charged battery pack.
(unit: minute)
Battery pack 2D 3D
NP-FV70 290 250
NP-FV100 580 500
Each operating time in the 2D mode is
measured with [
REC Mode] set to
[Standard
].
Typical recording time shows the time when
you repeatedly start/stop recording, switch the
MODE lamp, and zoom.
Times measured when using this product at 25
C (77 °F). 10 C to 30 C (50 °F to 86 °F) is
recommended.
The recording, monitoring, and playback time
will be shorter when you use this product in low
temperatures.
The recording, monitoring, and playback time
will be shorter depending on the conditions
under which you use this product.
Th
e remaining battery indicator (p. 93) shows
the expected recording and playing time.
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Expected recording time of movies
Memory card
(unit: minute)
2 GB 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB 32 GB
9
(9)
15
(15)
35
(35)
75
(75)
150
(150)
9
(9)
15
(15)
35
(35)
75
(75)
150
(150)
10
(10)
20
(20)
40
(40)
90
(90)
180
(180)
10
(10)
30
(30)
60
(60)
120
(120)
245
(245)
25
(20)
50
(40)
105
(80)
215
(165)
440
(330)
45
(35)
90
(75)
190
(155)
380
(310)
770
(630)
Each number is measured when the Sony’s
memory card is used.
Notes
The recordable time and the available
monitoring time may vary depending on the
recording conditions and the subject, [
REC
Mode], and [
Frame Rate] (p. 54).
The number in ( ) is the minimum recordable
time.
Tips
You can record movies of a maximum of 3,999
scenes with 3D, 3,999 scenes with 2D.
The maximum continuous recordable time of a
movie is as follows.
2D: about 13 hours
3D: about 6 hours 30 minutes
This product uses the VBR (Variable Bit Rate)
format to automatically adjust image quality to
suit the recording scene. This technology causes
fluctuations in the recording time of the media.
Movies containing quickly moving and complex
images are recorded at a higher bit-rate, and this
reduces the overall recording time.
Expected number of recordable
photos
Memory card
5.3M 7.1M
2 GB 620 560
4 GB 1250 1100
8 GB 2500 2250
16 GB 5000 4550
32 GB 10000 9200
Each number is measured when the Sony’s
memory card is used.
The number of recordable photos of memory
card shown is for both the maximum image size
of this product and the default image size. The
actual number of recordable photos is displayed
o
n the screen during recording (p. 93).
The number of recordable photos of memory
card may vary depending on the recording
conditions.
Notes
The unique pixel array of Sony’s ClearVid and
the image processing system allow still image
resolution equivalent to the sizes described.
Tips
The following list shows the bit-rate, pixels and
aspect ratio of each recording mode (movie +
audio, etc.).
3D movie:
Max. 28 Mbps 1,920 1,080 pixels/16:9
2D movie:
PS: Max. 28 Mbps 1,920 1,080 pixels/16:9
FX: Max. 24 Mbps 1,920 1,080 pixels/16:9
FH: Approx. 17 Mbps (average) 1,920 1,080
pixels/16:9
HQ: Approx. 9 Mbps (average) 1,440 1,080
pixels/16:9
LP: Approx. 5 Mbps (average) 1,440 1,080
pixels/16:9
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The photo recording pixels and the aspect ratio.
Photo recording mode:
3,072 2,304 dots/4:3
3,072 1,728 dots/16:9
1,600 1,200 dots/4:3
640 480 dots/4:3
Using this product
abroad
Power supply
You can use this product in any countries/
regions using the AC Adaptor supplied with
this product within the AC 100 V to 240 V,
50 Hz/60 Hz range.
Viewing 3D movies
In countries/regions where 1080/60i
(1080/50i) is supported, you can view
3D movies as recorded by connecting
this product to a 3D compatible TV (or
monitor) with an HDMI cable (sold
separately).
Viewing high definition image quality
movies
In countries/regions where 1080/60i
(1080/50i) is supported, you can view the
movies with the same high definition image
quality as that of the recorded movies. You
need a NTSC (or PAL)-system-based and
1080/60i (1080/50i) compatible TV (or
monitor) with component and AUDIO/
VIDEO input jacks, or HDMI input jacks.
The HDMI cable (sold separately) or a
component A/V cable (supplied with DEV-
5K) must be connected.
Viewing standard definition image
quality movies
To view standard definition image quality
movies, you need a NTSC (or PAL)-system-
based TV with AUDIO/VIDEO input
jacks. An A/V connecting cable must be
connected.
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Watching the recorded movies on
a TV
To watch recorded movies on a TV, record
movies after selecting the appropriate
[60i/50i Sel] setting for the TV color system
of the country/region where you are using
this product.
Countries/regions where you need to set
[60i/50i Sel] to [60i (NTSC)]
Bahama Islands, Bolivia, Canada, Central
America, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador,
Guyana, Jamaica, Japan, Korea, Mexico,
Peru, Surinam, Taiwan, the Philippines, the
USA, Venezuela, etc.
Countries/regions where you need to set
[60i/50i Sel] to [50i (PAL)]
Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium,
Bulgaria, Brazil, China, Czech Republic,
Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,
Guiana, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary,
Iran, Iraq, Italy, Kuwait, Malaysia, Monaco,
New Zealand, Norway, Paraguay, Poland,
Portugal, Russia, Singapore, Slovak
Republic, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
Thailand, Ukraine, United Kingdom,
Uruguay, etc.
Setting to the local time
You can easily set the clock to the local time
by setting a time difference when using
this product abroad. Select
(MENU)
[Setup] [
( Clock Settings)]
[Date & Time Setting] [Summer Time]
and
(MENU) [Setup]
[
( Clock Settings)] [Area Setting]
(p. 70).
DE
V-5/5K
When [Auto Clock ADJ ] and [Auto Area
ADJ] are set to [On], the clock is set to
the local time automatically by the GPS
f
unction (p. 71).
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World time difference
Time-zone
differences
Area setting
GMT Lisbon, London
+01:00 Berlin, Paris
+02:00 Helsinki, Cairo, Istanbul
+03:00 Nairobi
+03:30 Tehran
+04:00 Moscow, Abu Dhabi, Baku
+04:30 Kabul
+05:00 Karachi, Islamabad
+05:30 Calcutta, New Delhi
+06:00 Almaty, Dhaka
+06:30 Yangon
+07:00 Bangkok, Jakarta
+08:00 Hong Kong, Singapore,
Beijing
+09:00 Tokyo, Seoul
+09:30 Adelaide, Darwin
+10:00 Melbourne, Sydney
+11:00 Solomon Is
+12:00 Fiji, Wellington, Eniwetok,
Kwajalein
–11:00 Samoa
–10:00 Hawaii
–09:00 Alaska
–08:00 Los Angeles, Tijuana
–07:00 Denver, Arizona
–06:00 Chicago, Mexico City
–05:00 New York, Bogota
–04:00 Santiago
–03:30 St. John’s
–03:00 Brasilia, Montevideo
–02:00 Fernando de Noronha
–01:00 Azores, Cape Verde Is.
Maintenance and
precautions
About the AVCHD format
What is the AVCHD format?
The AVCHD format is a high definition
digital video camera format used to record
a high definition signal using efficient
data compression coding technology. The
MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format is adopted to
compress video data, and the Dolby Digital
or Linear PCM system is used to compress
audio data.
The MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format is capable
of compressing images at higher efficiency
than that of the conventional image
compressing format.
The MPEG-4 MVC/H.264 format is
adopted to compress 3D video data in the
AVCHD format Ver. 2.0 for the 3D and
60p/50p recording.
As the AVCHD format uses a
compression coding technology, the
picture may be disturbed in scenes
where picture, field angles or brightness,
etc. change drastically, but this is not a
malfunction.
Recording and playback on this
product
Based on the AVCHD format, this product
records and plays with the high definition
image quality.
Video signal
*: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 1920
1080/60p (50p), 1920 1080/60i (50i),
1440 1080/60i (50i)
MPEG-4 MVC/H.264 1920 1080/60i
(50i)
Audio signal: Dolby Digital 2ch
Recording media: memory card
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* Data recorded in AVCHD format other than
the above mentioned cannot be played on this
product.
About GPS (DEV-5/5K)
The GPS (Global Positioning System) is a
system that calculates geographical location
from highly accurate US space satellites.
This system allows you to pinpoint your
exact location on the earth. The GPS
satellites are located in 6 orbits, 20,000 km
above the earth. The GPS system consists of
24 or more GPS satellites. A GPS receiver
receives radio signals from the satellites,
and calculates the current location of the
receiver based on the orbital information
(almanac data) and travel time of the
signals, etc.
Determining a location is called
“triangulating.” A GPS receiver can
determine the location’s latitude and
longitude by receiving signals from 3 or
more satellites.
As the positions of GPS satellites vary
constantly, it may take longer to determine
the location or the receiver may not be able to
determine the location at all, depending on the
location and time you use this product.
“GPS” is a system for determining geographic
location by triangulating radio signals from
GPS satellites. Avoid using this product in
places where radio signals are blocked or
reflected, such as a shadowy place surrounded
by buildings or trees, etc. Use this product in
open sky environments.
You may not be able to record location
information at locations or in situations where
radio signals from the GPS satellites do not
reach this product as follows.
In tunnels, indoors or under the shade of
buildings.
Between tall buildings or at narrow streets
surrounded by buildings.
In underground locations, locations
surrounded by dense trees, under an elevated
bridge, or in locations where magnetic fields
are generated, such as near high voltage
cables.
Near devices that generate radio signals of the
same frequency band as this product: near 1.5
GHz band mobile telephones, etc.
On triangulating errors
If you move to another location right after
turning the power switch to ON, it may
take a longer time for this product to start
triangulating, compared to when you stay in the
same place.
Error caused by the position of GPS satellites
This product automatically triangulates your
current location when this product receives
radio signals from 3 or more GPS satellites. The
triangulating error allowed by the GPS satellites
is about 10 m (33 feet). Depending on the
environment of the location, the triangulating
error can be greater. In this case, your actual
location may not match the location on the map
based on the GPS information. Meanwhile,
the GPS satellites are controlled by the United
States Department of Defense, and the degree of
accuracy may be changed intentionally.
Error during the triangulating process
This product acquires location information
periodically during triangulating. There is
a slight time difference between when the
location information is acquired and when the
location information is recorded on an image,
therefore, the actual recording location may not
match exactly the location on the map based on
the GPS information.
On the restriction of use of GPS
Use GPS in accordance with the regulations of
the situation, the countries/regions of use.
On the geographic coordinate system
The “WGS-84” geographic coordinate system
is used.
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About the memory card
A memory card formatted by a computer
(Windows OS/Mac OS) does not have
guaranteed compatibility with this product.
Data read/write speed may vary depending
on the combination of the memory card and
memory card compliant product you use.
Damaged or lost data may occur in the
following cases (the data will not be
compensated for):
If you eject the memory card, or turn off
this product while this product is reading
or writing image files on the memory card
(while the access lamp is lit or flashing)
If you use the memory card near magnets or
magnetic fields
It is recommended that you make a back-up of
important data on the hard disk of a computer.
Do not attach a label or the like on memory
card or memory card adaptor.
Do not touch, or allow metallic objects to come
into contact with the terminals.
Do not bend, drop or apply strong force to the
memory card.
Do not disassemble or modify the memory
card.
Do not let the memory card get wet.
Keep the memory card out of the reach of small
children. There is danger that a child might
swallow it.
Do not insert anything other than the compliant
size of memory card into the memory card slot.
Doing so may cause a malfunction.
Do not use or keep the memory card in the
following locations:
Places subject to extremely high temperature,
such as a car parked outside in the summer
Places under direct sunlight
Places with extremely high humidity or
subject to corrosive gases
On the memory card adaptor
When using memory card with memory card
compliant device inserting memory card
into memory card adaptor, make sure the
memory card is inserted facing in the correct
direction. Note that improper use may cause a
malfunction.
On image data compatibility
Image data files recorded on memory card
by this product conform to the “Design rule
for Camera File system” universal standard
established by the JEITA (Japan Electronics
and Information Technology Industries
Association).
On this product, you cannot play back photos
recorded on other devices (DCR-TRV900/
TRV900E or DSC-D700/D770) that do not
conform to the universal standard. (These
models are not sold in some regions.)
If you cannot use memory cards that have been
used with another device, format it with this
p
roduct (p. 65). Note that formatting erases all
information on the memory card.
You may not be able to play back images with
this product:
When playing back image data modified on
your computer
When playing back image data recorded with
other devices
About the “Memory Stick” media
Types of “Memory Stick” media Recording/Playback
“Memory Stick Duo” media
(with MagicGate)
—
“Memory Stick PRO Duo”
media (Mark2)
“Memory Stick PRO-HG
Duo” media
This product supports parallel data transfer.
However, the transfer speed may differ,
depending on the type of media you use.
This product cannot record or play data that
uses “MagicGate” technology. “MagicGate” is
a copyright protection technology that records
and transfers the contents in an encrypted
format.
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About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery
pack
This product operates only with an
“InfoLITHIUM” V series battery packs NP-
FV70/FV100.
“InfoLITHIUM” V series battery packs
have the
mark.
What is an “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack?
An “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack is a
lithium-ion battery pack that has functions
for communicating information related to
operating conditions between this product and
an AC Adaptor/charger (sold separately).
The “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack calculates the
power consumption according to the operating
conditions of this product, and displays the
remaining battery time in minutes.
The battery pack NP-FV70/FV100 is compatible
with “ActiFORCE.”
“ActiFORCE” is a new generation power
system. Battery capacity, boost charge, and
the speed and accuracy of battery time
remaining calculations have been improved
when compared with current “InfoLITHIUM”
P-series battery.
To charge the battery pack
Be sure to charge the battery pack before you
start using this product.
We recommend charging the battery pack in
a
n ambient temperature of from 10
C to 30 C
(50 °F to 86 °F) until the CHG (charge) lamp
turns off. If you charge the battery pack outside
of this temperature range, you may not be able
to charge it efficiently.
To use the battery pack effectively
Battery pack performance decreases when the
ambient temperature is 10
C (50 °F) or below,
and the length of time you can use the battery
pack becomes shorter. In that case, do one
of the following to use the battery pack for a
longer time.
Put the battery pack in a pocket to warm it
up, and install it on this product right before
you start taking shots.
Use a large capacity battery pack: NP-FV100
(supplied with DEV-5K).
Have spare battery packs ready for 2 or 3 times
the expected recording time, and make trial
recordings before making the actual recording.
Do not expose the battery pack to water. The
battery pack is not water resistant.
About the remaining battery time
indicator
When the power goes off even though the
remaining battery time indicator indicates that
the battery pack has enough power to operate,
charge the battery pack fully again. Remaining
battery time will be indicated correctly. Note,
however, that the battery indication will not be
restored if it is used in high temperatures for
a long time, or if left in a fully charged state,
or when the battery pack is frequently used.
Use the remaining battery time indication as a
rough guide only.
The mark that indicates low battery flashes
even if there are still 20 minutes of battery
time remaining, depending on the operating
conditions or ambient temperature.
About storage of the battery pack
If the battery pack is not used for a long time,
fully charge the battery pack and use it up on
this product once a year to maintain proper
function. To store the battery pack, remove it
from this product and put it in a dry, cool place.
To discharge the battery pack on this product
completely, select
(MENU) [Setup]
[
( General Settings)] [A. Shut Off]
[Off], and leave this product in recording
s
tandby until the power goes off (p. 69).
About battery life
Battery capacity decreases over time and
through repeated use. If decreased usage time
between charges becomes significant, it is
probably time to replace it with a new one.
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Each battery’s life is governed by storage,
operating and environmental conditions.
About x.v.Color
x.v.Color is a more familiar term for the xvYCC
standard proposed by Sony, and is a trademark
of Sony.
xvYCC is an international standard for color
space in video. This standard can express a
wider color range than the currently used
broadcast standard.
About handling of this product
On use and care
Do not use or store this product and accessories
in the following locations:
Anywhere extremely hot, cold or humid.
Never leave them exposed to temperatures
a
bove 60
C (140 °F), such as under direct
sunlight, near heaters or in a car parked in
the sun. They may malfunction or become
deformed.
Near strong magnetic fields or mechanical
vibration. This product may malfunction.
Near strong radio waves or radiation. This
product may not be able to record properly.
Near AM receivers and video equipment.
Noise may occur.
On a sandy beach or anywhere dusty. If
sand or dust gets in this product, it may
malfunction. Sometimes this malfunction
cannot be repaired.
Near windows or outdoors, where the
viewfinder, or the lens may be exposed to
direct sunlight. This damages the screen.
Operate this product on DC 6.8 V/7.2 V
(battery pack) or DC 8.4 V (AC Adaptor).
For DC or AC operation, use the accessories
recommended in these operating instructions.
Do not let this product get wet, for example,
from rain or sea water. If this product gets
wet, it may malfunction. Sometimes this
malfunction cannot be repaired.
If any solid object or liquid gets inside the
casing, unplug this product and have it checked
by a Sony dealer before operating it any further.
Avoid rough handling, disassembling,
modifying, physical shock, or impact such
as hammering, dropping or stepping on the
product. Be particularly careful of the lens.
Keep the screen closed when you are not using
this product.
Do not wrap this product with a towel, for
example, and operate it. Doing so might cause
heat to build up inside.
When disconnecting the power cord (mains
lead), pull it by the plug and not the cord.
Do not damage the power cord (mains lead)
such as by placing anything heavy on it.
Do not use a deformed or damaged battery
pack.
Keep metal contacts clean.
If the battery electrolytic liquid has leaked:
Consult your local authorized Sony service
facility.
Wash off any liquid that may have contacted
your skin.
If any liquid gets in your eyes, wash with
plenty of water and consult a doctor.
When not using this product for a long
time
To keep this product in optimum state for a
long time, turn it on and let it run by recording
and playing back images about once a month.
Use up the battery pack completely before
storing it.
Moisture condensation
If this product is brought directly from a cold
place to a warm place, moisture may condense
inside this product. This may cause a malfunction
to this product.
If moisture condensation has occurred
Leave this product for about 1 hour without
turning it on.
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Note on moisture condensation
Moisture may condense when you bring this
product from a cold place into a warm place (or
vice versa) or when you use this product in a
humid place as follows:
You bring this product from a ski slope into a
place warmed up by a heating device.
You bring this product from an air
conditioned car or room into a hot place
outside.
You use this product after a squall or a
shower.
You use this product in a hot and humid
place.
How to prevent moisture condensation
When you bring this product from a cold place
into a warm place, put this product in a plastic
bag and seal it tightly. Remove the bag when
the air temperature inside the plastic bag has
reached the surrounding temperature (after
about 1 hour).
On handling the casing
If the casing is soiled, clean this product body
with a soft cloth lightly moistened with water,
and then wipe the casing with a dry soft cloth.
Avoid the following to avoid damage to the
finish:
Using chemicals such as thinner, benzine,
alcohol, chemical cloths, repellent, insecticide
and sunscreen
Handling this product with above substances
on your hands
Leaving the casing in contact with rubber or
vinyl objects for a long period of time
About care and storage of the lens
Wipe the surface of the lens clean with a soft
cloth in the following instances:
When there are fingerprints on the lens
surface
In hot or humid locations
When the lens is exposed to salty air such as
at the seaside
Store in a well-ventilated location subject to
little dirt or dust.
To prevent mold, periodically clean the lens as
described above.
On charging the pre-installed
rechargeable battery
This product has a pre-installed rechargeable
battery to retain the date, time, and other settings
even when this product is turned off. The pre-
installed rechargeable battery is always charged
while this product is connected to the wall outlet
(wall socket) via the AC Adaptor or while the
battery pack is attached. The rechargeable battery
will be fully discharged in about 3 months if you
do not use this product at all. Use this product
after charging the pre-installed rechargeable
battery.
However, even if the pre-installed rechargeable
battery is not charged, this product operation will
not be affected as long as you are not recording
the date.
How to charge the pre-installed
rechargeable battery
Connect this product to a wall outlet (wall socket)
using the supplied AC Adaptor, and leave it with
the device turned off for more than 24 hours.
Note on disposal/transfer of the
memory card
Even if you delete data in the memory card or
format the memory card on this product or a
computer, you may not delete data from the
memory card completely. When you give the
memory card to somebody, it is recommended
that you delete data completely using data
deletion software on a computer. Also, when you
dispose of the memory card, it is recommended
that you destroy the actual body of the memory
card.
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On trademarks
“AVCHD 3D/Progressive” and “AVCHD
3D/Progressive” logo are trademarks of Sony
Corporation and Panasonic Corporation.
“Memory Stick,” “
,” “Memory Stick Duo,” “
,” “Memory Stick PRO Duo,”
“
,” “Memory Stick
PRO-HG Duo,” “
,”
“MagicGate,” “
,” “MagicGate
Memory Stick” and “MagicGate Memory Stick
Duo” are trademarks or registered trademarks
of Sony Corporation.
“InfoLITHIUM” is a trademark of Sony
Corporation.
“x.v.Color” / “x.v.Colour” is a trademark of
Sony Corporation.
“BRAVIA” is a trademark of Sony Corporation.
“DVDirect” is a trademark of Sony
Corporation.
Blu-ray Disc
and Blu-ray are trademarks of
the Blu-ray Disc Association.
Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks
of Dolby Laboratories.
HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition
Multimedia Interface are trademarks or
registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC
in the United States and other countries.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista, and
DirectX are either registered trademarks or
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.
Mac and Mac OS are registered trademarks of
Apple Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.
Intel, Intel Core, and Pentium are trademarks
or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation
or its subsidiaries in the United States and other
countries.
“
” and “PlayStation” are registered
trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment
Inc.
Adobe, the Adobe logo, and Adobe Acrobat
are either registered trademarks or trademarks
of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United
States and/or other countries.
SDXC logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.
MultiMediaCard is a trademark of
MultiMediaCard Association.
All other product names mentioned herein may
be the trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective companies. Furthermore,
and
are not mentioned in each case in this
Handbook.
Notes on the License
THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE
AVC PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE
PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE
OF A CONSUMER TO
(i) ENCODE VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE
WITH THE AVC STANDARD (“AVC VIDEO”)
AND/OR
(ii) DECODE AVC VIDEO THAT WAS
ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A
PERSONAL AND
NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND/OR
WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER
LICENSED TO PROVIDE AVC VIDEO.
NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE
IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE
OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C.
SEE <HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM>
“C Library,” “zlib,” and “libjpeg,” software are
provided in this product. We provide this software
based on license agreements with their owners
of copyright. Based on requests by the owners
of copyright of these software applications, we
have an obligation to inform you of the following.
Please read the following sections.
Read “license3.pdf ” in the “License” folder on the
CD-ROM. You will find licenses (in English) of
“C Library,” “zlib,” and “libjpeg” software.
On GNU GPL/LGPL applied software
The software that is eligible for the following
GNU General Public License (hereinafter referred
to as “GPL”) or GNU Lesser General Public
License (hereinafter referred to as “LGPL”) are
included in this product.
This informs you that you have a right to have
access to, modify, and redistribute source code for
these software programs under the conditions of
the supplied GPL/LGPL.
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Source code is provided on the web. Use
the following URL to download it. When
downloading the source code, select DEV-5 as the
model for this product.
http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/
We would prefer you do not contact us about the
contents of source code.
Read “license2.pdf ” in the “License” folder on the
CD-ROM. You will find licenses (in English) of
“GPL,” and “LGPL” software.
To view the PDF, Adobe Reader is needed. If
it is not installed on your computer, you can
download it from the Adobe Systems web page:
http://www.adobe.com/
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Quick reference
Screen indicators
Left
Indicator Meaning
MENU button (52)
Self-timer recording (60)
GPS triangulating status
(31)
Face Detection (61)
Manual focus (57)
Scene Selection (59)
White Balance (56)
SteadyShot off (60)
White Balance Shift (58)
Tele Macro (60)
x.v.Color (63)
Destination (70)
Intelligent Auto (30)
Center
Indicator Meaning
[STBY]/[REC] Recording status (22)
Slide show set
Warning (78)
Playback mode (24)
Right
Indicator Meaning
60i
Frame rate (60p (50p)/60i
(50i)) and recording mode
(PS/FX/FH/HQ/LP) (30)
60min
Remaining battery
(expected recording and
playing time)
4:3
16:9
4:3
4:3
Photo size (64)
Recording/playback/
editing media (18)
An external media device
is connected (46)
0:00:00
Counter (hour:minute:
second)
00min
Estimated recording
remaining time
9999
Approximate number of
recordable photos and
photo size
Playback folder
100/112
Current playing movie or
photo/Number of total
recorded movies or photos
2D record or playback
3D record or playback
Bottom
Indicator Meaning
View Images button (24)
Micref Level low (61)
Low Lux (58)
Exposure (57)
EV AE Shift (58)
Shutter Speed (58)
IRIS (58)
Intelligent Auto (30)
Slide show button
Left Right
Center
Bottom
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Indicator Meaning
101-0005
Data file name (24)
Protected image (35)
3D Depth Adjustment (26)
Automatic (33)
Exposure is set manually.
(33)
Indicators and their positions are approximate
and may differ from what you actually see.
Some indicators may not appear, depending on
the model.
Parts and controls
Figures in ( ) are reference pages.
Accessory shoe
Built-in microphone
Lens
POWER switch (15)
CHG (charge) lamp (11)
(View Images) button (24)
START/STOP button (22)
////Enter buttons
Speakers
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MODE button (22)
FINDER 2D/3D (display) button (21)
Power zoom lever (20)
PHOTO button (24)
START/STOP button (22)
A/V Remote Connector (26)
HDMI OUT jack (26)
(USB) jack (46)
Memory card access lamp (19)
While the lamp is lit or flashing, this product
is reading or writing data.
Memory card slot (19)
RESET button
Press RESET using a pointed object.
Press RESET to initialize all the settings
including the clock setting.
Camera recording lamp (69)
The camera recording lamp lights up in red
during recording. The lamp flashes when the
remaining memory card capacity or battery
power is low.
IPD ADJ dial (15)
Diopter adjustment dial (15)
Viewfinder
(Movie)/ (Photo) lamps (22)
MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack
(headphones) jack
DC IN jack (11)
MANUAL dial (32)
MANUAL button (32)
Strap mount (10)
Tripod receptacle
Attach a tripod (sold separately) to the
tripod receptacle using a tripod screw (sold
separately: the length of the screw must be less
than 5.5 mm (7/32 in.)).
Battery cover (11)
Battery cover lock (11)
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Symbols
1080i .............................................67
1080p ............................................67
2D/3D Mode Select ....................63
3D Depth Adjustment..........26, 32
480i ...............................................67
576i ...............................................67
60i/50i Sel ....................................70
A
A. Shut Off ...................................69
A/V connecting cable...........27, 50
Abroad .........................................83
AE Shift ........................................58
Area Setting .................................70
Audio Output Timing ................62
Auto 3D Lens Adjust ..................59
Auto Area ADJ ............................71
Auto Back Light ..........................61
Auto Clock ADJ ..........................71
AVCHD........................................37
AVCHD format ...........................85
B
Battery Info..................................70
Battery pack .................................11
Beach ............................................59
Beep ..............................................69
Binoculars ....................................20
Blu-ray disc ..................................42
C
Camera/Mic ................................56
Camera Data ...............................65
Charging the battery pack .........11
Charging the battery pack
abroad ....................................14, 83
Clock Set ......................................16
Component .................................67
Connecting cord .........................12
Connection ..................................26
Coordinates .................................65
Copy .............................................47
Copying a disc .............................42
Creating a disc ............................37
Creating AVCHD disc ...............41
CTRL FOR HDMI ......................68
D
Data Code ...........17, 25, 32, 50, 65
Date & Time ................................17
Date & Time Setting ...................70
Delete ...........................................34
Dial Setting ..................................32
Digital Zoom ...............................60
Direct Copy .................................47
Disc Burn .....................................40
Disc recorder ...............................49
Display Setting ............................62
Divide ...........................................36
DVD writer..................................48
E
Edit/Copy ....................................64
Event Index ..................................24
Exposure ......................................57
External media ............................45
F
Face Detection ............................61
FH .................................................30
File Number ................................65
Fireworks .....................................59
Focus ............................................57
Format ..........................................65
Frame Packing ............................67
Frame Rate...................................63
Fully charged ...............................11
FX .................................................30
G
GPS Information ........................68
GPS Setting ..................................69
Guide Frame ................................62
H
HDMI 3D Setting .......................67
HDMI Resolution .......................67
HQ ................................................30
I
Image Quality/Size .....................63
Image Size ....................................64
Indoor ..........................................56
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack ...88
Intelligent Auto ...........................30
IRIS ...............................................58
L
Landscape ....................................59
Language Setting ..................18, 70
Low Lux .......................................58
LP ..................................................30
M
Maintenance ................................85
MANUAL dial.............................32
Media Info ...................................65
Memory card ...............................18
“Memory Stick” media .........18, 87
“Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo”
media ............................................18
“Memory Stick PRO Duo”
media ............................................18
Menus ...........................................53
Micref Level .................................61
Moisture condensation ..............89
Movies ....................................22, 25
MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 .................85
N
Night Scene .................................59
O
One Push .....................................56
Outdoor .......................................56
P
Photos ..........................................23
Playback Function ......................24
Playing..........................................24
Playing AVCHD disc............41, 44
Portrait .........................................59
Power on ......................................15
Precautions ..................................85
Index
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GB
Protect ..........................................35
PS ..................................................30
R
REC Lamp ...................................69
Rec Mode .....................................30
Recording ....................................22
Recording and playback time ...81
Recording time of movies/
number of recordable photos ....81
Repair Img.DB F. ........................76
RESET ..........................................95
S
Saving images in external
media ............................................45
Scene Selection ...........................59
Screen indicators ........................93
Self-diagnosis display/Warning
indicators .....................................78
Self-Timer ....................................60
Setting the date and time ...........15
Setup .............................................65
Shooting Mode............................56
Shutter Speed ..............................58
Side-by-Side ................................67
Snow .............................................59
Spotlight .......................................59
SteadyShot (Movie) ....................60
SteadyShot (Photo) .....................60
SummerTime ..............................70
Sunrise&Sunset ...........................59
Supplied items ...............................9
T
Tele Macro ...................................60
Thumbnail .............................34, 35
Triangulating ...............................31
Triangulating priority mode .....69
Tripod...........................................95
Troubleshooting ..........................72
Turning the power on ................15
TV .................................................26
TV Type .......................................66
U
USB cable .....................................48
USB Connect .................. 39, 48, 68
V
VF Brightness ..............................68
Viewfinder Adjust ......................68
Volume ...................................25, 66
W
Wall outlet (wall socket) ............11
Warning messages ......................79
White Balance .............................56
White Balance Shift ....................58
Wind Noise Reduct. ...................61
X
x.v.Color .................................63, 89
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