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Recording stills with the DC220 or DC230 DVD camcorders
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Recording Still Images mark will turn green and one or more green AF frames appear. ... > button on the wireless controller, the still image is recorded immediately. ... mark and the AF frame(s) disappear and you hear a shutter sound.
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Difficult subjects for autofocus.
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Difficult subjects for autofocus .
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Procedure for copying and editing DVD camcorder movies
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The DVD video format is designed for direct playback rather than uploading to a computer for editing. Various third party software applications are available to assist in uploading your videos to your computer's hard drive for playback, but most video editing software packages do not currently have the ability to edit these files.
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Specifications for the DC220 DVD camcorder
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System 10 elements in 8 groups Filter Diameter n/a AF system TTL autofocus, manual focusing possible Minimum Focusing Distance
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Playing back movies on the DC210, DC220, and DC230 DVD camcorders
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Special Playback Modes (the DC210 and DC220 are not supplied with a remote) Plays back the recording frame-by-frame. In playback pause, repeatedly press the button on the wireless controller to advance/reverse one frame at a time or hold the button pressed down to play back the recording in a continuous frame advance/reverse mode.
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Procedure for finalizing the DVD on the DC200 series and DC50 DVD camcorders
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Playing the Disc on a Computer's DVD Drive - If your DVD playback software does not lunch automatically when inserting a DVD, run the DVD playback software. - Refer also to the instruction manual and help modules of your DVD playback software. To view still images recorded on the disc:
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