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Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions
Warning and Status Display
Functions
1 2 4
3
1 Back tally lamp
When the back tally switch is set to ON, this lamp
behaves in the same way as the front tally lamp.
2
Back tally switch
Use this switch to control the back and rear tally lamps.
ON: Enables the back and r
ear tally lamps.
OFF: Disables the back and r
ear tally lamps.
3 Rear tally lamp
The rear tally lamp behaves in the same way as the
back tally lamp.
4
WARNING lamp
This lamp starts blinking or lights when an error is
detected in the memory card recorder unit.
LCD Monitor
1 2
1 LCD monitor
The LCD monitor displays the video in the viewfinder.
Alternatively, it can show clips on the P2 card in a
thumbnail format.
For details on the setting of the LCD monitor, refer to
[Adjusting and Setting the LCD Monitor/Viewfinder]
(page
76).
In thumbnail display mode, you can use the thumbnail
menu buttons, cursor and SET buttons to manipulate or
delete clips, or format P2 cards.
For details, refer to [Manipulating Clips with
Thumbnails] (page
91).
2 OPEN button
Use to open the LCD monitor.
- AG-3DP1G 1
- Read this first! 2
- Read this first! (continued) 3
- Precautions for Use 6
- Contents 7
- Chapter 5 Preparation 8
- Chapter 1 Overview 10
- Camera Unit Features 11
- >>> 13
- System Configuration 14
- Standard Accessories 15
- Parts and Their Functions 16
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- Time Code Section 25
- Warning and Status Display 26
- LCD Monitor 26
- Viewfinder 27
- Recording and Playback 28
- Inserting P2 Cards 30
- Removing P2 Cards 30
- P2 Card Content 31
- P2 Cards 31
- P2 Card Recording Times 32
- Handling P2 Card Recording 32
- Basic Procedures 33
- Shooting 34
- Normal Recording 34
- 2D LL Recording 35
- Native Recording 36
- Native VFR Recording 37
- Standard VFR Recording 37
- (pulldown recording) 37
- Using VFR Recording Function 38
- Undercranking effects 39
- Overcranking effects 39
- Frame rate settings 39
- Special Recording Modes 40
- REC CHECK Function 41
- Shot Marker (SHOT MARK) 41
- Recording Function 41
- Normal speed playback 42
- Clip cue up 42
- Selecting Recording Signals 43
- Selecting Video Output 44
- AWB Ach ACTIVE 46
- AWB A END 3.2K 47
- AWB A END 2.3K 47
- ABB ACTIVE 47
- ABB END 47
- Setting the Shutter Mode and 48
- SYNCHRO SCAN Mode 49
- Selectable Functions 50
- Selecting Audio Input Signals 51
- Adjusting Recording Levels 51
- LEVEL Control 52
- CH3 and CH4 Recording Levels 52
- Switching the LCD Monitor/ 53
- Viewfinder Screen 53
- Setting 3D Recording Mode 53
- What is parallax? 55
- How to operate this camera 55
- 3D Assist Function 56
- (3D FINE Function) 57
- Setting Time Data 59
- Retaining the user bits 62
- Setting the Time Code 63
- 00 h 00 m 00 s 00 63
- h min s frm 63
- Counter Setting and Display 66
- FOCUS BAR 67
- -20dB 0dB 69
- -18dB 0dB 69
- Center Information Display 70
- Camera status display 71
- 3D status display 71
- MODE CHECK Indication 73
- Center Marker Display 74
- Safety Zone Markers 74
- Zebra Pattern Display 74
- Focus Assist Function 75
- Waveform Monitor Function 75
- Using the LCD monitor 76
- Positions 77
- Diopter Adjustment 77
- Emphasizing Image Outlines 77
- Handling Setup Data 78
- Handling SD Memory Cards 79
- How to Use Scene File Data 80
- Changing scene file settings 81
- Saving Scene Files and Other 82
- Settings on SD Memory Cards 82
- To load a file 83
- To title a file 83
- Use of the External DC Power 85
- Preparing for Audio Input 87
- Using a Wireless Receiver 88
- When Using Audio Devices 88
- Attaching the Shoulder Strap 89
- Adjusting the Grip Belt 89
- Pin assignment 90
- Thumbnail Operations 91
- Thumbnail Screen 92
- Selecting Thumbnails 93
- Playing back Clips 94
- Shot Mark 95
- Deleting Clips 96
- Restoring Clips 96
- Setting of Clip Meta Data 97
- Formatting a P2 Card 100
- Formatting SD Memory Cards 100
- Press the THUMBNAIL button 101
- Properties 102
- Settings 103
- Saving the Log Data 105
- Chapter 7 Menu Operations 106
- Setup Menu Structure 108
- Setup Menu List 110
- SYSTEM SETUP Screen 111
- SW MODE Screen 113
- RECORDING SETUP Screen 113
- AUDIO SETUP Screen 114
- OUTPUT SEL Screen 116
- DISPLAY SETUP Screen 116
- BATTERY SETUP Screen 117
- CARD FUNCTIONS Screen 118
- 3D ASSIST Screen 119
- OTHER FUNCTIONS Screen 119
- DIAGNOSTIC Screen 120
- OPTION MENU Screen 120
- Preparing for Inspections 123
- Inspecting the Camera Unit 123
- Functions 124
- Microphone 125
- Maintenance 126
- Warning System 127
- Chapter 10 Index 132
- Chapter 11 Specifications 135
- Camera Unit 136
- Memory card recorder Unit 136
- Digital video Unit 136
- Connector Signal Description 138
- Dear customer 140
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