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How to Fade in and Fade out

 

Picture and Sound

■ Using the Fade-in and Fade-out Functions

The fading in О and fading out Q of picture and sound 
can easily be performed with a single button.

Fade-in

At the beginning of a video film, etc. fading in is often 

used. For example, after recording the title, starting the 

first scene with the Fade-in Function is very effective.

While in the Recording Pause Mode, keep

 

pressing the [FADE] Button.

•The picture on the LCD Monitor disappears 

gradually. When it has disappeared completely:

While keeping the [FADE] Button pressed,

 

press the Start/Stop Button to start

 

recording.

After approx. 3 seconds, release the

 

[FADE] Button, and the picture gradually

 

reappears on the LCD Monitor.

Fade-out
Fading out is used to create a soft ending or (together 

with fade-in) for a soft transition from one scene to the 
next.

/ During recording, press the [FADE] Button

 

at the point where you want to fade out,

 

and keep it pressed.

After the picture on the LCD Monitor has

 

completely disappeared, press the Start/

 

Stop Button to stop recording.

•The Movie Camera is now in the Recording Pause 

Mode.

Release the [FADE] Button.

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