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Movie recording setup
Movie recording setup
This section describes movie recording with advanced operations.
• Start recording after you adjust the focus.
• The following settings that were set during still image shooting can be
used:
ISO/White Balance/Creative Style/Exposure compensation/AF area/
Metering Mode/Face Detection/Object Tracking/D-Range optimizer/
Lens Comp.: Shading/Lens Comp.: Chro. Aber./Lens Comp.: Distortion/
Picture Effect
• ISO, exposure compensation, Object Tracking, or AF area can be
adjusted during movie recording.
• If you assign [AF lock] to the AEL button, ISO button, AF/MF button,
custom button, or preview button, you can lock the focus by pressing
these buttons in autofocus mode.
• You can zoom in or out during movie recording using the digital zoom
(page 147).
• You can output the image without the recording information displayed
during movie recording when [HDMI Info. Display] is set to [Off]
(page 173).
Notes
• In movie recording, the shooting range (the angle of view) is narrower than that of
still image shooting when the SteadyShot function is set to [On]. To shoot using the
same angle of view as a 16:9 still image, set the SteadyShot function to [Off]
(page 60).
• When the [For viewfinder] screen is displayed on the LCD screen, the LCD screen is
switched to the [Display All Info.] screen at the moment movie recording starts.
• Do not shoot a strong light source, such as the sun. The internal mechanism of the
camera may be damaged.
• When you import AVCHD movies to a computer, use “PlayMemories Home”
(page 199).
• When you continue to shoot for a long time, the temperature of the camera rises and
the image quality may deteriorate.
• Since the shutter speed and aperture are automatically adjusted, the shutter speed
will be higher and the movement of the subject may not be smooth under bright
Shooting techniques
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