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56 EN<br />

MENU Wheel<br />

VIDEO/MEMORY<br />

Switch<br />

(GR-DVX707/507<br />

only)<br />

Power Switch<br />

PLAY<br />

OFF<br />

A<br />

M<br />

FEATURES FOR RECORDING (cont.)<br />

To return to automatic exposure control...<br />

For GR-DVX707/507:<br />

Set “p EXPOSURE” to “AUTO”. ( pg. 43) Or, set<br />

the Power Switch to “A”.<br />

For GR-DVX407/400:<br />

Press EXPOSURE twice. Or, set the Power Switch to<br />

“A”.<br />

● If EXPOSURE is pressed once, the camcorder will<br />

enter the exposure control mode again.<br />

NOTE:<br />

You cannot use the manual exposure control at the<br />

same time when “r PROGRAM AE” is set to<br />

“SPOTLIGHT” or “SNOW” ( pg. 38, 42), or with<br />

the backlight compensation. ( pg. 57)<br />

EXPOSURE Button<br />

(GR-DVX407/400 only)<br />

Lock Button<br />

Exposure Control<br />

Manual exposure control is recommended in the<br />

following situations:<br />

● When shooting using reverse lighting or when the<br />

back<strong>gr</strong>ound is too bright.<br />

● When shooting on a reflective natural back<strong>gr</strong>ound<br />

such as at the beach or when skiing.<br />

● When the back<strong>gr</strong>ound is overly dark or the subject<br />

is bright.<br />

Before starting, perform the procedures listed<br />

below:<br />

● Set the Power Switch to “M” while pressing down<br />

the Lock Button located on the switch.<br />

● Open the LCD monitor fully, or pull out the<br />

viewfinder fully.<br />

1 For GR-DVX707/507:<br />

Set “p EXPOSURE” to “MANUAL”. ( pg. 43)<br />

For GR-DVX407/400:<br />

Press EXPOSURE.<br />

● The exposure control indicator appears.<br />

2 To brighten the image, rotate the MENU Wheel<br />

towards “+”. To darken the image, rotate the<br />

MENU Wheel towards “–”. (maximum ±6)<br />

● +3 exposure has the same effect as the<br />

backlight compensation. ( pg. 57)<br />

● –3 exposure has the same effect as when<br />

“r PROGRAM AE” is set to “SPOTLIGHT”.<br />

( pg. 42)<br />

3 Press the MENU Wheel in. Exposure adjustment<br />

is complete.

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