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How to Record Fast-moving 
Subjects

This function lets you record fast-action scenes, such as 
tennis or other sports, with minimal blur.

■  Using the Sports Mode

In the Sports Mode, the shutter speed is automaticaliy 
adjusted (between 1/50 s and 1/500 s) according to the 

brightness of the subject, so images are sharp and 
stabie even when recording subjects with fast 
movements.
When you play back scenes recorded in the Sports 
Mode on a VCR, you can enjoy still and slow motion 
playback of very sharp images with fine details.

Notes:

1.  The subject must be brightly lit by sunlight or other 

strong light, with little shade.

2.  When recording under fluorescent, mercury-vapour or 

natrium lamps, the picture will be adversely 
influenced by flickering.

3.  When a scene recorded in the Sports Mode is played 

back in the normal playback mode, the picture 
movement may not be as smooth as it usually is.

4.  If you record under weak lighting, the “ 

” Indication

flashes to warn you that the Sports Mode may not be 
effective.

Set the [AE] Dial to “ 

” (Sports Mode).

•The “ ^ ” Indication appears on the LCD Monitor.

■  To Return to the Normal Recording Mode

Reset the [AE] Dial to “AUTO”.

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