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The sprayer bar at the base of the screen indicates the state of the spray sections:

100 Keyboard Shortcuts For Windows 8 100 Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows 8 Windows 8 Specific Keyboard Shortcuts Keystroke Function Switch between Metro Start screen and the last accessed application C Access the charms bar Tab Access the Metro Taskbar I Access the Settings charm H Access the Share charm K Access the Devices charm Q Access the Apps Search screen F Access the Files Search screen W Access the Settings Search screen P Access the Second Screen bar Z Brings up the App Bar when you have a Metro App running X Access the Windows Tools Menu O Lock screen orientation .

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(For AG-HPX250P/ AG-HPX250EN) Outline of operations Before use Menu Using the setup menus Setup menu structure Reference Specifications Operating precautions Precaution for use Accessories Optional units Description of parts Description of parts Preparation Charging the battery Power sources Adjusting the hand strap Attaching the shoulder strap Detaching and attaching the lens hood Detaching and attaching the lens cap Fitting the eye cup The remote control Turn on/off the camera-recorder Setting the calendar Charging the built-in battery 3 Contents (continued) Volume 2 Shooting Viewfinder............................................................. 6 Using the viewfinder........................................... 6 Using the LCD monitor....................................... 7 Emphasizing Image Outlines.............................. 7 Adjusting the screen display............................... 8 Changing backlight brightness........................... 8 Tally lamp.............................................................. 9 Basic shooting operations................................ 10 Preparing to shoot............................................ 10 Shooting in auto mode..................................... 10 Checking photos taken (REC CHECK)............ 12 P2 card access lamps...................................... 12 Protecting against a possible erasure.............. 12 Formatting P2 cards......................................... 13 P2 card recording times................................... 14 Remove the P2 card......................................... 15 Using SD/SDHC memory cards......................... 16 Installing and removing the SD memory card.............................................................. 16 Formatting SD memory card............................ 16 Cautions in using SD memory cards................ 17 Using the zoom function.................................... 18 Digital zoom function........................................ 19 Shooting in progressive mode.......................... 20 Standard recording (pull-down recording).................................... 20 Native recording............................................... 20 Recording with Variable Frame Rate (VFR)..... 21 Native VFR recording....................................... 21 Standard VFR recording (pulldown recording)..................................... 22 Using progressive mode and VFR recording function......................................................... 23 Flow effect shooting......................................... 27 Shooting in manual mode.................................. 28 Switching to manual mode............................... 28 Manual focusing............................................... 28 Using focus assist function............................... 29 Iris adjustments................................................ 30 Adjusting the gain............................................. 30 Using super gain.............................................. 31 Light intensity adjustments............................... 31 Adjusting the white balance and black balance............................................................ 32 Adjusting the white balance.............................. 32 Adjusting the black balance.............................. 34 Shooting techniques for different targets........ 35 Low-angle shooting.......................................... 35 4 Self-portrait shooting........................................ 35 Scan reverse shooting...................................... 35 Zebra pattern.................................................... 35 Center marker display...................................... 36 Safety zone markers........................................ 36 Checking and displaying shooting status......... 36 Changing the image size.................................. 37 Optical Image Stabilizer................................... 37 DRS (Dynamic Range Stretcher) function........ 37 FBC (Flash Band Compensation).................... 38 Using the USER buttons.................................. 39 Backlight compensation................................... 40 Color bars......................................................... 40 Waveform monitor function............................... 40 Adjusting the volume while shooting................ 40 Backup recording............................................. 40 2-slot continuous recording.............................. 41 Shot mark function........................................... 41 Text memo recording........................................ 42 Time stamp function......................................... 42 LAST CLIP DELETE function........................... 42 Using special recording modes........................ 43 Pre-recording (PRE REC)................................ 44 Interval recording (INTERVAL REC)................ 44 One-shot recording (ONE SHOT REC)............ 45 Loop recording (LOOP REC)........................... 46 One-clip recording (ONE CLIP REC)............... 47 Adjusting the shutter speed.............................. 49 Using SHTR/F.RATE dial.................................. 49 Setting SHUTTER mode.................................. 49 Setting SYNCHRO SCAN mode...................... 50 Setting FRAME RATE mode............................ 51 Switching audio input........................................ 52 Using the built-in microphone........................... 52 Using another microphone and audio equipment..................................................... 53 Adjusting the audio recording level automatically................................................ 53 Adjusting the recording level............................ 54 CH3 and CH4 recording levels......................... 55 Audio level meter magnification....................... 55 Using scene files (Scene File Data).................. 56 Changing scene file settings............................ 56 Saving scene files and other settings on SD memory cards............................................... 58 Configuration of setup data files....................... 60 Using time data................................................... 61 Counter setting and display.............................. 61 Time data overview.......................................... 61 Setting user bits................................................ 62 Entering the user bits....................................... 63 Setting the time code........................................ 66 Externally locking the time code....................... 67 Outputting the time code externally.................. 70 Recording time codes and user bits................. 71 Playback Basic playback operations................................ 74 Thumbnail operations........................................ 75 Thumbnail manipulations overview.................. 76 Thumbnail screen............................................. 77 Selecting thumbnails........................................ 79 Playing back clips............................................. 79 Switching the thumbnail display....................... 80 Changing thumbnails........................................ 81 Shot mark......................................................... 82 Text memo........................................................ 82 Deleting clips.................................................... 84 Restoring clips.................................................. 85 Reconnection of incomplete clips..................... 85 Copying clips.................................................... 86 Setting of clip meta data................................... 87 Formatting a P2 card........................................ 91 Formatting SD memory cards.......................... 92 Setting the thumbnail display mode................. 92 Properties......................................................... 93 Useful playback functions................................. 99 Variable speed search...................................... 99 Slow playback.................................................. 99 Fast forward/rewind playback........................... 99 Frame-by-frame playback................................ 99 Clip skip.......................................................... 100 Adjusting the volume...................................... 100 Viewing images on a TV/monitor.................... 100 Checking the date and time............................ 100 Editing Connecting external units............................... 101 Headphones................................................... 101 External microphone...................................... 101 Personal computer (non-linear editing/file transfer)...................................................... 102 Hard disk drive (data copying)........................ 102 Digital video equipment (Dubbing)................. 103 TV/Monitor (playback/dubbing)...................... 104 Connections to the DVCPRO/DV connector...................................................... 105 Recording signals input to the DVCPRO/DV connector.................................................... 105 Control of external devices through 1394 connection.................................................. 106 Precautions in 1394 connections................... 107 Nonlinear editing with P2 card (PC mode:

9 On-Screen Indications ............................................................ 15 Sub Display Screen ......................................................

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29  ULUS 10192 GETTING STARTED GETTING STARTED GETTING STARTED STARTING UP STARTING UP UP STARTING ® ® PSP® (PlayStation Portable) system system configuration PSP® (PlayStation Portable) configuration Right side view Right side view L button L button buttons LCD screenLCD screen buttons buttons POWER/HOLD switch switch POWER/HOLD Front view Front view Disc cover DC OUT connectors Disc cover DC OUT connectors IR port IR port R button R button DirectionalDirectional buttons buttons USB OPEN latch USB OPEN latch connectorconnector MEMORY STICK DUO™ access indicator MEMORY STICK DUO™ access indicator WLAN WLAN access access indicator indicator Analog stick Analog stick Strap holder Strap holder Left speaker Left speaker ® ® Set up your (PlayStation Portable)®Portable) system according to the to the HOME button SetPSP up your PSP® (PlayStation system according HOME button instructions in the manual the system.

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Any display content errors will be corrected when the screen changes modes.

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This is visible on the upper right hand side of the screen.

Press the Mode key (G) to get to the 9 main menus from any submenu screen.

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Below icon will appear on the desktop screen:

Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.