How do I adjust ISO?
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Hi Alex, The camcorder doesn't have ISO settings. You may use NightShot feature for low light shooting. Vincent
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I'm not real sure but when I upgraded to a 64 bit computer I had to buy a new Photoshop because my original was a 32. Check out the other answers and also where you bought your program
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My workflow is as follows:1.Dump files to computer2.Use SDCopy to very quickly make the mod files Mpg's , and flag them as 16:93.Open Premiere Elements 7, and edit as needed.4.Allow PE7 to burn a dvd.5.Good results
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Try setting the camera to Shutter Priority and setting the shutter speed to 1/30 or faster. If the images are too dark set the ISO to a faster setting.
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there are two small allen screws on the top of the frame on each side of the camera. loosen them slightly and adjust the angle- then retighten
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Push the button on right center of face till you get to the controls option you want then select and adjust. Sorry if my description might be confusing. This stereo really has way too much on it.
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Thanks - I tried that and it helped a lot. I kept the ISO at 100, but moved to better light to try some photos and the shutter priority mode helped. Actually, the "use tripod" sign still flashed, but the photos were sharp (sharp enough for my purposes.) I also figured out a few more things that helped with trial and error.
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From the menu select the setup screen and go down to page 4/6 and you will see an option labeled TV Aspect, you can change to the 4:3 aspect there.
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Saves them as jpeg 300 dpi or 600 dpi. They are saved to an SD card. After you up load them you can change the format. Love mine
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When connected to RGB-PC input, open up Settings menu -> Picture. Then scroll down to Screen (RGB-PC). From there you can adjust size, position. Hope this helps!
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You can adjust zooming as follows: 1) Power the unit. 2) Press the Right Arrow and the OK/ENTER buttons simultaneously. 3) At the "Setup Option" screen, press the Left Arrow button & the OK/ENTER simultaneously. 4) Press the Right Arrow button twice to highlight "WinRange" and press OK/ENTER. 5) Press the Right Arrow button to Zoom-Out or the Left Arrow Button to Zoom-In. 6) Press OK/ENTER button to finalize setting. 7) Press Convert/Mode button to Exit setup option.
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yes you can adjust it by going into your menu and adjusting the screen size. I will try and right down exact details of how to do it tomorrow when I can give you exact details on how. If not just play around and do some adjusting and fixing. if something does not work change it back. you need to play with it a little in order to understand it and get things the way you want them.
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it will work but your going to have to increase your iso a lot. unless there is adaquit lighting. I had troubles with mine and i returned it
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At the bare minimum try getting a THX certified DVD (Cars, Finding Nemo, etc...) and using the THX Optimizer included on the disc. This will help some, but won't beat a professional calibration.
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The camera gives you the option to use a higher ISO setting. Try using a higher ISO for moving subjects. Keep in mind the higher number may result in a grainy picture if the light is too low.
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Iso wont make a difference. You will need to do some math to calculate your "effective F stop". Ne = N(1+M/p)N = f-numberNe = effective f-numberM = magnification = extension from infinity focus / focal lengthp = exit pupil diameter / entrance pupil diameter
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The first setting (top left row) in image quality "L" should get you the resolution you need.