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Panasonic MC-V5209 Vacuum Cleaner User Manual

1. Shutter Priority Adjusts the shutter speed to express the movement of the subject Aperture Priority Adjusts the range in focus or defocuses the background Program Auto Automatic shooting that allows you to customize settings except for the exposure shutter speed and aperture e qejre e suonouni eui Bupjosyo GB 55 GB 56 Camera Allows you to set shooting functions such as continuous shooting self timer and flash Drive Mode Selects the drive mode such as continuous shooting self timer or bracket shooting Single Shooting Cont Shooting Spd Priority Cont Self timer Self timer Cont Bracket Cont Remote Cdr Flash Mode Selects the method used to fire the flash Flash Off Autoflash Fill flash Slow Sync Rear Sync AF MF Select Selects auto focusing or manual focusing Autofocus DMF Manual Focus Autofocus Area Selects the area to be focused on Multi Center Flexible Spot Autofocus Mode Selects the autofocus method Single shot AF Continuous AF Object Tracking Keeps the focus on a subject while tracking it On Off Prec Dig Zoom Sets the digital zoom Face Detection Detects people s faces automatically and adjusts focus and exposure to suit the faces On Regist Faces On Off Face Registration Registers or changes the person to be given priority in the focus New Registration Order
2. Exposure control Metering method 1 200 segment metering by the image sensor Metering range EVO to EV20 at ISO 100 equivalent with F2 8 lens ISO sensitivity Recommended exposure index Auto ISO 100 to 25600 Exposure compensation 3 0 EV 1 3 EV step Shutter Type Electronically controlled vertical traverse focal plane type Speed range 1 4000 second to 30 seconds BULB 1 3 EV step Flash sync speed 1 160 second Recording media Memory Stick PRO Duo media SD card LCD monitor LCD panel 7 5 cm 3 0 type TFT drive Total number of dots 921 600 640 x 3 RGB x 480 dots Input output terminals USB miniB HDMI HDMI type C minijack Power Used battery pack Rechargeable battery pack NP FW50 Others Exif Print Compatible PRINT Image Matching III Compatible Dimensions CIPA compliant Approx 110 8 x 58 8 x 38 2 mm 4 3 8 x 2 3 8 x 1 9 16 inches W H D Mass CIPA compliant Approx 269 g 9 5 oz including battery and Memory Stick PRO Duo media Approx 210 g 7 4 oz camera only Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F File format Still image JPEG DCF Ver 2 0 Exif Ver 2 3 MPF Baseline compliant DPOF compatible 3D still images MPO MPF Extended Disparity Image compliant Movie AVCHD View AVCHD format 1080 60p or 1080 50p original format sieuio 87 Video MPEG 4 AVC H 264 Capacity Typical 7 7 Wh 1 080 mAh Au
3. Intelligent v v v Auto EA Sweep v a ze Panorama 8231 3D S Fandom nd v E amp Anti Motion v v Blur SCN S 3 m a e v y EN v v v MI v v m v v z 2 v E v E 2 3 v v z z v z 2 3 v E v Z P Program Auto v v v v v A Aperture v v v v v Priority S Shutter Priority v v v v v M Manual v v v v Exposure The functions available may be limited also by conditions other than the shooting mode e qejre e suonouni eui Bunjosyo GB 63 Flash modes available The flash modes you can select depend on the shooting mode and functions selected In the table below V indicates the function available indicates the function not available The flash modes you cannot select are displayed in gray on the screen Shoot Mode Flash Off Autoflash Fill flash Slow Sync Rear Sync i Intelligent v v a i Auto E Sweep v z _ i Panorama 3D S Rose iod v T E amp Anti Motion v E E Blur SCN Scene Q v v v m Selection X v v N7 v v v B A v z v x p aj y z v a E 3 v z z Z awl v gt 2 z v P Program Auto v v v A Aperture v v v Priority S Shutter Priority v v v M Manual v v v Exposure The flash modes may be limited also by conditions other than the shooting mode Even if y
4. 1 Lens hood 1 SC eloweo oy Buuedaig amp jeureo y Hunedald Identifying parts See the pages in parentheses for details of operation ON OFF Power switch 25 Shutter button 28 Remote sensor A 0 N AF illuminator Self timer lamp Smile Shutter lamp Speaker 6 Microphone 7 Smart Accessory Terminal 2 23 8 Lens 19 9 Lens release button 20 10 Mount 11 Image sensor 12 Lens contacts P 1 A Co 2 3 3 D Do not cover this part during movie recording Accessories for the Smart Accessory Terminal can be also attached Do not touch this part directly o 3 ay N ic I03 nS e USB terminal Hook for shoulder strap Attaching the shoulder strap is recommended not to drop the camera HDMI terminal 54 Light sensor LCD monitor Touch panel 34 The tilting LCD monitor of the camera allows flexible shooting positions gt Playback button 30 CO O MOVIE button 29 Control wheel 33 Soft keys 34 eloweo oy Buuedaig GB 11 eBiaweo y Buuedaug GB 12 I
5. 5 3 Close the cover Memory cards that you can use You can use following types of memory cards with this camera However proper operation cannot be guaranteed for all types of the memory cards Usable memory card Still Movie Term in this image manual Memory Stick PRO Duo v V Mark2 Memory Stick media PRO Duo media Memory Stick PRO HG v v Duo media SD memory card v V Class 4 or more SD card SDHC memory card v V Class 4 or more SDXC memory card v V Class 4 or more You cannot use MultiMediaCard gowes eui Buuedeig GB 21 amp jeureo y Buuedeug GB Images recorded on an SDXC memory card cannot be imported to or played on computers or AV devices that are not compatible with exFAT Make sure that the device is compatible with exFAT before connecting it to the camera If you connect your camera to an incompatible device you may be prompted to format the card Never format the card in response to this prompt as doing so will erase all data on the card exFAT is the file system used on SDXC memory cards Removing the memory card Open the cover make sure that the access lamp is not lit and push the memory card once Access lamp When the access lamp is lit do not remove the memory card or the battery pack or turn off the power The data may be corrupted Attaching the flash When you want to use a flash during shooting attach the flash devic
6. File Number Selects the method used for assigning file numbers to images Series Reset Folder Name Selects the folder name format Standard Form Date Form Select Shoot Folder Selects the recording folder New Folder Creates a new folder Recover Image DB Repairs the image database file when inconsistencies are found Display Card Space Displays the remaining recording time of movies and the recordable number of still images on the memory card Eye Fi Setup Upload Settings Sets the upload function of the camera when an Eye Fi card is used On Off Appears when an Eye Fi card sold separately is inserted in the camera Do not use an Eye Fi card inserted in the camera on an airplane If there is an Eye Fi card inserted in the camera set Upload Settings to Off Eye Fi cards can be used only in the countries regions where they were purchased Use Eye Fi cards in accordance with the law of the countries regions where you purchased the card Functions available for each shooting mode The functions you can use depend on the selected shooting mode In the table below V indicates the function available indicates not available The functions you cannot use are displayed in gray on the screen he function Shoot Mode Exposure Self timer Cont Face Picture Effect Comp Shooting Detection i
7. details on the method for creating a disc using PMB see PMB Help To create a Blu ray Disc be sure to install BD Add on Software from the PMB installation screen The PlayStation 3 may not be available in some countries regions Movies recorded with the 60p 28M PS 50p 28M PS setting in Record Setting GB are converted by PMB in order to create a disc This conversion can take a long 68 time Also you cannot create a disc with the original image quality Movies recorded with the 60i 24M FX 50i 24M FX 24p 24M FX 25p 24M FX setting in Record Setting are converted by PMB in order to create an AVCHD disc This conversion can take a long time Also you cannot create a disc with the original image quality If you want to keep the original image quality you must store your movies on a Blu ray Disc AVCHD View movies are the movies that were recorded in the AVCHD 60i 60p or AVCHD 50i 50p mode of File Format Creating a disc with a device other than a computer You can create a disc with a Blu ray Disc recorder and DVD writer The disc type you can create depends on the device used Device Disc type Blu ray Disc recorder To Blu ray STD trm create a Blu ray Disc or DVD with standard image quality STD DVD writer other than AVCHD gt STD DVDirect Express To create an Lo O AVCHD disc or DVD with standard image quality STD HDD recorder etc To
8. Electronic Viewfinder sold separately On Off Front Curtain Shutter Sets whether or not to use the electronic front curtain shutter function On Off Long Exposure NR Sets the noise reduction processing for long exposure shootings On Off High ISO NR Sets the noise reduction processing for high ISO sensitivity shootings Normal Low Lens Comp Shading Compensates for the shaded corners of the screen Auto Off Lens Comp Chro Aber Reduces the color deviation at the corners of the screen Auto Off Lens Comp Distortion Compensates for distortion on the screen Auto Off Movie Audio Rec Sets the sound for movie recording On Off Wind Noise Reduct Reduces wind noise during movie recording On Off AF Micro Adj Finely adjusts the autofocused position when using the LA EA2 Mount Adaptor sold separately AF Adjustment Setting amount Clear Main Settings Menu start Selects a first displayed menu from the top menu or the last menu screen Top Previous Custom Key Settings Assigns functions to the various keys Right Key Setting Soft key B Setting Soft key C Setting Custom Touch Operation Sets whether or not to operate the camera using the touch panel On Off Beep Selects the sound produced when you operate the camera On Off Language Selects the language used on the screen Date Ti
9. charge in rOgress prog 2 Dion AF illuminator Display Indication Live view J VIEW MENUe Soft keys O Does not record MODES ms sound during 9 movie recording fe Touch operation b S off 3 Weer Wey SteadyShot Display Indication SteadyShot Wie Wiig amp 5 uu Flash Mode Red wamme amp Eye Reduction ENDER Electronic YE Viewfinder sold Drive Mode separately 0a G3 connection error O10 Oz Os v Unc cz Ocs fev ov B Display Indication Display Indication DME Focus mode ej Smile detection Es sensitivity AF C indicator 4 0 0 Flash compensation E 9 T Metering Mode ES Ea fel Focus area mode 4 Displ Indication z z Object Tracking splay gicatg Ef Borr AuR e Ocus status e te el Face Detection torr Mu Mon 1 125 Shutter speed Sh Sto St Soft Skin Effect F3 5 Aperture value gi m 0 0 Metered manual AWB X f White Balance 10 0 Exposure amp 0 PE NECS compensation uS 1 0400 ISO sensitivity E 4 7500K A7 G7 ao w wD OFF AUTO AUTO DRO Auto HDR AE lock Sid Vividi Port Land Creative Style OEZ aroe Shutter speed indicator ta 1A 2e 1 22 ob Aperture indicator REC 0 12 Recording time of Sunset BW the movie m s Picture Effect 2011 1 1 Recorded date time 9 30AM of the image amp 12 2 Image number Number of images Horr in the view mode
10. create a STD DVD with standard image quality STD For details on how to create a disc refer to the operating instructions of the device you use If you create a disc using Sony DVDirect DVD Writer use the memory card slot of the DVD Writer or connect the DVD Writer via USB connection to transfer the data If you use Sony DVDirect DVD Writer check that the firmware is updated to the newest version For details see the following URL http sony storagesupport com Jejnduuoo eui o1 seBeuui Buruoduu GB 69 70 Checking the number of recordable images Once you insert a memory card into the Nina and set the Son eai to ON ie C the number of images that can be recorded should you continue to shoot using the current settings is displayed on the LCD monitor When 0 the number of recordable images flashes in yellow the memory card is full Replace the memory card with another one or delete images in the current memory card page 32 When NO CARD the number of recordable images flashes in yellow it means no memory card has been inserted Insert a memory card Number of still images and time of movies that can be recorded on a memory card Still images The table shows the approximate number of still images that can be recorded on a memory card formatted with this camera The values are defined using Sony standard memory cards for testing The values may vary
11. depending on the shooting conditions Image size L 16M Aspect ratio 3 2 Units images Cnn Capacity 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB 32GB Standard 410 820 1650 3300 6700 Fine 290 590 1150 2400 4800 RAW amp JPEG 80 155 320 640 1250 RAW 105 215 440 880 1750 When Aspect Ratio is set to 16 9 you can record more images than the numbers shown in the table above except for RAW Movies The table below shows the approximate recording times available These are the total times for all movie files Continuous recording is possible for approximately 29 minutes per recording The maximum size of an MP4 movie file is about 2 GB h hour m minute Capacity 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB 32GB Record Setting 60i 24M FX 10m 20m 40m 1h30m 3h 50i 24M FX 60i 17M FH 10m 30m lh 2h 4h5m 50i 17M FH 60p 28M PS 9m 15m 35m 1hi5m 2h30m 50p 28M PS 24p 24M FX 10m 20m 40m 1h30m 3h 25p 24M FX 24p 17M FH 10m 30m lh 2h 4h5m 25p 17M FH 1440x1080 12M 20m 40m 1h20m 2h45m 5h30m VGA 3M 1hl0m 2h25m 4h55m 10h 20h The recording time of movies varies because the camera is equipped with VBR Variable Bit Rate which automatically adjusts image quality depending on the shooting scene When you record a fast moving subject the image is clearer but the recording time is shorter because a lot of memory needed to record The recording time also vary depending on the s
12. me Appears when HDR did not work on the image sieuio GB 15 Display Indication D OB Appears when Picture Effect did not work on the image GB 76 TN Histogram Learning more about the camera a Handbook a Handbook which explains how to use the camera in detail is included on the CD ROM supplied Refer to it for in depth instructions on the many functions of the camera For Windows users Turn on your computer and insert the CD ROM supplied into the CD ROM drive 2 Click Handbook 3 Click Install 4 Start ao Handbook from the shortcut on the desktop For Macintosh users Turn on your computer and insert the CD ROM supplied into the CD ROM drive Select the Handbook folder and copy Handbook pdf stored in the GB folder to your computer 3 After copying is complete double click Handbook pdf Sieuio GB ai Troubleshooting If you experience trouble with the camera try the following solutions Check the items on pages 78 to 81 Also refer to o Handbook PDF C Remove the battery pack wait for about one minute re insert the battery pack then turn on the power Cu Q Reset the settings page 62 Cu Q Consult your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility Battery pack and power The battery pack cannot be ins
13. of movies You can create a disc from AVCHD View movies that have been recorded with this camera Depending on the disc type playable devices may vary Select the method that suits your disc player Here two ways of creating a disc of movies are described creating a disc with a computer using PMB or creating a disc with devices other than a computer such as a DVD writer Player Disc type Feature Blu ray Disc playback BI Using a Blu ray Disc enables you to devices Wray record high definition image quality HD Blu ray Disc player movies of a longer duration than DVD PlayStation 3 etc discs AVCHD format playback High definition image quality HD devices AVCHD movies can be recorded on DVD media Sony Blu ray Disc player such as DVD R discs and a high PlayStation 3 etc definition image quality HD disc is created You cannot play a high definition image quality HD disc on ordinary DVD players Ordinary DVD playback STD Standard definition image quality STD devices A movies converted from high definition DVD player computer image quality HD movies can be that can play DVDs etc recorded on DVD media such as DVD R discs and a standard definition image quality STD disc is created Creating a disc using a computer You can import AVCHD View movies to a computer using PMB and create an AVCHD format disc or a standard definition image quality STD disc For
14. processing an image The image is out of focus The subject is too close Check the minimum focal distance of the lens sieuio 79 You are shooting in manual focus mode Set AF MF Select to Autofocus Ambient light is insufficient The subject may require special focusing Use the Flexible Spot or manual focus function The flash does not work Raise the flash page 23 The flash is not attached correctly Reattach the flash page 23 You cannot use a flash with the following shooting mode Bracket Cont Sweep Panorama 3D Sweep Panorama Night Scene and Hand held Twilight in Scene Selection Anti Motion Blur Movie recording Fuzzy white circular spots appear on images shot using the flash Particles dust pollen etc in the air reflected the flash light and appeared on the image This is not a malfunction The flash takes too long to recharge The flash has been fired in succession in a short period When the flash has been fired in succession the recharging process may take longer than usual to avoid overheating of the flash The image taken with the flash is too dark f the subject is beyond the flash range the distance that the flash can reach the pictures will be dark because the flash light does not reach the subject If the ISO is changed the flash range also changes with it page 49 The date and time are recorded incorrect
15. the LCD monitor in a cold location This is not a malfunction When turning on the camera in a cold location the LCD monitor may become temporarily dark Do not press against the LCD monitor The monitor may be discolored and that may cause a malfunction Do not expose the camera to direct sunlight If sunlight is focused on a nearby object it may cause a fire When you must place the camera under direct sunlight attach the front lens cap On using the lenses and accessories Itis recommended that you use Sony lenses accessories designed to suit the characteristics of this camera Using the products of other manufacturers may cause the camera not to operate to its capability or result in accidents and malfunctions of the camera On the Smart Accessory Terminal 2 Set the power switch of the camera to OFF before you attach or remove an accessory such as the flash to the Smart Accessory Terminal 2 When attaching an accessory plug the accessory into the Smart Accessory Terminal 2 to the end and fasten the screw Make sure that the accessory is attached to the camera securely Do not use store the camera in the following places In an extremely hot dry or humid place In places such as in a car parked in the sun the camera body may become deformed and this may cause a malfunction Storing under direct sunlight or near a heater The camera body may become discolored or deformed and this may cause a malfunct
16. the battery pack or charging conditions We recommend charging the battery pack in an ambient temperature of between 10 C and 30 C 50 F and 86 F You may not be able to efficiently charge the battery pack outside of this temperature range Connect the battery charger to the nearest wall outlet wall socket The CHARGE lamp may flash quickly when the battery pack is used for the first time or the battery pack has not been used for a long time In such cases remove the battery pack from the charger and re attach it then charge the battery pack Do not try to charge the battery pack again right after it has been charged or when it has not been used after being charged Doing so will affect the performance of the battery pack ote Using your camera abroad Power source You can use your camera and battery charger and the AC PW20 AC Adaptor sold separately in any countries regions where the power supply is within 100 V to 240 V AC 50 Hz 60 Hz An electronic voltage transformer is unnecessary and its use may cause a malfunction Inserting the charged battery pack While sliding the cover open lever open the cover gt LOCK OPEN 2 Firmly insert the battery pack all the way while pressing the lock lever with the tip of the battery eloweo oy Bunedaid 3 Close the cover I Checking the remaining battery level Check the level with the
17. the control wheel Press the center to make your choice Shoot Mode Camera Image Size cg Brightness Playback Setup gl uoneiedo oiseq eui Buueise A GB 33 uone1edo oiseq eui Buueise N GB 34 I Soft keys The soft keys have different roles depending on the context The assigned role function of each soft key is shown on the screen To use the function shown at the upper right corner of the screen press soft key A To use the function shown at the lower right corner of the screen press soft key B To use the function shown at the center press the center of the control wheel soft key C In this manual the soft keys are indicated by the icon or the function shown on the screen abs Ar lO 8 Touch panel In this case soft key A works as the MENU Menu button and soft key B as the Shoot Tips button Soft key C works as the MODE Shoot Mode button You can operate the camera intuitively by touching or sliding your finger on the screen Touch the item on the screen to select it Slide your finger on the screen to scroll down to hidden items Menu Se Shoot Mode Image Size O Brightness Color Camera Camera Se Drive Mode Singe Shooting Flash Mode AFIMF Select Autofocus Area Autofocus Mode Touch the item to select i
18. tips You can access a tip from the Table of contents uomnejedo oiseq eui Buueise u GB 37 Setting the function using Photo Creativity You can operate the camera intuitively using Photo Creativity since the screen is designed more for intuitive operations than the normal screen You can shoot a subject with easy operations and obtain creative photos easily Select MENU Shoot Mode iggy Intelligent Auto 2 Press the center of the control wheel Or touch gx Photo Creativity on the screen The Photo Creativity screen appears 3 Select the item you want to adjust by pressing the right left parts of the control wheel Or touch the desired item on the screen 2 Bkground Defocus Adjusts the blurring of the background ix Brightness Adjusts the brightness Color Adjusts the color Ir Vividness Adjusts the vividness Picture Effect Selects the desired effect filter for shooting 4 Select the desired setting by turning the control wheel Or select the desired setting by touching the indicator or the item on the screen Repeat Steps 2 4 to combine the various functions 88 e The Photo Creativity function is only available when an E mount lens is mounted Defocusing the background easily Background Defocus Control Select 2 Bkground Defocus page 38 2 Defocus the background by turning the control wheel Or slide the ind
19. Exchanging Delete Delete All Smile Shutter Each time the camera detects a smile the camera releases the shutter automatically On Off Soft Skin Effect Shoots the skin smoothly in the Face Detection function On Off Shooting Tip List Allows you to access all shooting tips LCD Display DISP Switches the information to be displayed on the shooting screen on the LCD monitor Graphic Display Display All Info Big Font Size Disp No Disp Info Histogram For viewfinder Finder Display DISP Switches the information to be displayed on the shooting screen on the viewfinder Disp Basic Info Histogram DISP Button Monitor Sets the screen display modes to be displayed on the LCD monitor by pressing the DISP button Image Size Allows you to set the image size and aspect ratio etc Still Image Size Selects the image size 3 2 L 16M M 8 4M S 4 0M 16 9 L 14M M 7 1M S 3 4M Aspect Ratio Selects the aspect ratio 3 2 16 9 Quality Selects the compression format RAW RAW amp JPEG Fine Standard 3D Panorama Image Size Selects the image size of 3D panoramic images 16 9 Standard Wide Panorama Direction Selects the direction to pan the camera when shooting 3D panoramic images Right Left Panorama Image Size Selects the image size Standard Wide Panorama Direction Selects the di
20. N e e A oo 1 Flash HVL F7S 1 Battery memory card cover 17 21 Tripod receptacle Use a tripod with a screw length of less than 5 5 mm 7 32 inch You will be unable to firmly secure the camera to tripods having screws longer than 5 5 mm 7 32 inch and may damage the camera Image sensor position mark Access lamp 22 Battery compartment 17 Memory card insertion slot 21 Connection plate cover For using the AC PW20 AC Adaptor sold separately ay Screw N Flash 2 Connector Do not touch this part directly If it is dirty wipe it off with a soft clean cloth Lens See page 89 on the specifications of the lenses E18 55 mm F3 5 5 6 OSS supplied with NEX 5ND 5NK 5NY 2 3 4 15 tt NI O O1 S o Hood index Focusing ring Zooming ring Focal length scale Focal length index Lens contacts Mounting index Do not touch this part directly E16 mm F2 8 supplied with NEX 5ND es e Converter index Focusing ring Lens contacts BS 0 N Mounting index A converter is sold separa
21. NS X3N Additional information on this product and answers to frequently asked questions can be found at our Customer Support Website http www sony net Printed using VOC Volatile Organic Compound free vegetable oil based ink f I 2011 Sony Corporation Printed in Thailand 4288916120 SON Y Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera Instruction Manual NEX 5N 4 288 916 12 1 Preparing the camera Mastering the basic operation Using the recording functions Using the playback functions Checking the functions available Importing images to the computer Others Owner s Record The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom Record the serial number in the space provided below Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product Model No NEX 5N Serial No WARNING To reduce fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS DANGER TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK CAREFULLY FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS If the shape of the plug does not fit the power outlet use an attachment plug adaptor of the proper configuration for the power outlet CAUTION Battery pack If the battery pack is mishandled the battery pack can burst cause a fire or even chemical burns Observe the following cautions Do not disassemble Do not crush and do no
22. TV You can view 3D images recorded with the camera on a 3D TV connected to the camera using an HDMI cable sold separately Select MENU Playback 3D Viewing For details refer to the operating instructions supplied with the TV Using your camera abroad To view movies shot using this camera on a TV the camera and TV must use the same color television system GB 54 Menu list When you press MENU six menu items Shoot Mode Camera Image Size Brightness Color Playback and Setup appear on the screen You can set various functions in each item Items that cannot be set in the context are displayed in gray Menu Se Shoot Mode Camera Image Size O 7 Brightness Playback Setup Color Shoot Mode Allows you to select a shooting mode such as exposure mode panoramic Scene Selection Intelligent Auto The camera evaluates the subject and makes the proper settings Scene Selection Shoots with preset settings according to the subject or condition Portrait Landscape Macro Sports Action Sunset Night Portrait Night Scene Hand held Twilight Anti Motion Blur Reduces the camera shake when shooting a slightly dark indoor scene or a telephoto Sweep Panorama Shoots with panoramic size 3D Sweep Panorama Shoots 3D panoramic images used for playback on a 3D compatible TV Manual Exposure Adjusts the aperture and shutter speed
23. a ed Eiio Hp a Hla Hs e 1425 F3 5 0 0 ISO100 Hm 3 4 Gnd dS QAY Scene Selection ap PET 2 2 1 125 rusos uaso unos 2 ors a Pra za s 2 jas iino ba 4 Movie recording 1 Ee C 123Min SOIREE 100 29 2p z ae A 6 Scene Recognition EE KE Aspect ratio of still images 16M 14M 8 4M 7 1M 4M 3 4M EI WIDE STD 16 9 Image size of still images Rec 0 12 1 25 F3 5 4 O ISO100 4 Playback 1 2 Eee 65101 0012 ET FINE Om DPOF j MENU 1425 F3 5 ISO0400 GHB H 2011 1 1 9 30AM 1242 eg RAW RAW J Image quality of FINE STD still images 100 Number of recordable still images 4 Sieuio GB 74 Display Indication Display Indication 60i 50i Recording mode FINDER Electronic nnl of movies Viewfinder sold 60i 50i Hise IS FINDER separately 60p 50p BES overheating 24p 25p H8 warning 24p 25p MEE I3 Overheating warnin 71080 3 e e Database file full ee TULL EROR Database file error ES LS Memory card 3 3 Bl A di xdi Upload B Gps View mode T AVCHD AH 101 0012 Playback folder 123Min Recordable time File number of movies On Protect ZZZ o Remaining battery reri 100 DPOF Print order Le Flash
24. amera to the subject When the camera recognizes the scene the Scene Recognition icon and guide appear on the LCD monitor J Night Scene 9 Tripod Night Scene amp 2 Night Portrait PR Backlight 3 Backlight Scene Recognition icon and guide Portrait amp Portrait aa Landscape e Macro Spotlight 8 Low Brightness or amp Baby 3 When using a zoom lens turn the zoom ring then decide on your shot Optical zooming is not available with a single focus lens Zoom ring uoneiedo oiseq eui Buueise u Press the shutter button halfway down to focus When the focus is confirmed beeps sound and lights up Focus indicator 5 Press the shutter button fully down to shoot uone1edo oiseq eui Buueise N GB 28 Recording movies 1 Set the power switch to ON to turn on the camera 2 Point the camera to the subject 3 Press the MOVIE button to start recording Focus and brightness are adjusted automatically If you press the shutter button halfway down during recording you will be able to focus more quickly MOVIE button 4 Press the MOVIE button again to stop recording The sound of the camera and the lens in operation might be recorded while recording a movie You can disable the sound recording by selecting MENU Setup Movie Audio Rec Off page 61 The continuous recording time of a mov
25. back HD image quality discs as they are incompatible with the AVCHD format Also DVD based players or recorders may fail to eject HD image quality discs 1080 60p 50p movies can be played back on compatible devices only Warning on copyright Television programs films videotapes and other materials may be copyrighted Unauthorized recording of such materials may be contrary to the provisions of the copyright laws The pictures used in this manual The photographs used as examples of pictures in this manual are reproduced images and are not actual images shot using this camera On the data specifications described in this manual The data on performance and specifications is defined under the following conditions except as described in this manual at an ordinary ambient temperature of 25 C 77 F and using a battery pack that is charged for an hour after the CHARGE lamp goes out Specifications Camera System Camera type Interchangeable lens digital camera Lens E mount lens Image sensor Image sensor 23 5 x 15 6 mm APS C format CMOS image sensor Total pixel number of image sensor Approx 16 700 000 pixels Effective pixel number of camera Approx 16 100 000 pixels Anti dust System Charge protection coating on Low Pass Filter and ultrasonic vibration mechanism Auto focus system System Contrast detection system Sensitivity range EVO to EV20 at ISO 100 equivalent with F2 8 lens
26. back images 90 Deleting images 32 Operating the camera sss 133 Using the guide function of the camera 37 Using the recording functions Setting the function using Photo Creativity 38 Adjusting the brightness of still images Exposure compensation Using the self timer Shooting still images continuously ssssss 42 Changing the screen display DISP sssss 43 Shooting with various drive Modes 44 Selecting the flash Mode iinranr eierniie 48 Selecting the image size record setting 49 Using the playback functions Enlarging the playback image Enlarge Image 52 Displaying the image list 53 Viewing images on a TW eese 54 qs Checking the functions available Meny listnato rath oc ieee iil a c dial aa cess 55 Functions available for each shooting mode 63 Flash modes available ssssne 64 Importing images to the computer Installingthe SeftWat i e tra om ees 65 What you can do with the supplied software 67 Creating a disc of movies Others Checking the number of recordable images 70 List of icons on the LCD monitor ssssssssss 73 Learning more about the camera a Handbook 7T Troubleskiootirig s cete rt er 78 Precautions qase at
27. can be done only with one or the other Avoid the followings Using a pointed object such as a pencil ball point pen or the tip of a finger nail Holding the camera by touching the screen The touch panel may not react when you attempt to operate it with gloves on Using the guide function of the camera The camera provides various Help Guides which explain the functions and Shooting Tips which introduce tips for better shooting Use these guides to make better use of the camera Help Guides The camera displays the Help Guide to explain the selected function when you change the setting etc You can hide the Help Guides by selecting MENU Setup Help Guide Display Off Shooting tips The camera displays the shooting tips in accordance with the shooting mode selected When is displayed at the right bottom corner of the screen press the button at the right bottom page 34 Or touch on the screen A list of shooting tips in accordance with the current subject appears automatically Select the desired shooting tip by pressing the top or bottom of the control wheel then press the center Press the right or left of the control wheel to change the item Turn the control wheel to scroll the text up and down v 3 To access all shooting tips You can search through all shooting tips from the menu MENU Camera gt Shooting Tip List Search for the desired shooting
28. collection and recycling location nearest you For more information regarding recycling of rechargeable batteries call toll free 1 800 822 8837 or visit http www rbrc org Caution Do not handle damaged or leaking Lithium Ion batteries Battery pack and lens This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 For Customers in the U S A UL is an internationally recognized safety organization The UL Mark on the product means it has been UL Listed If you have any questions about this product you may call Sony Customer Information Center 1 800 222 SONY 7669 The number below is for the FCC related matters only Regulatory Information Declaration of Conformity Trade Name SONY Model No NEX 5N Responsible Party Sony Electronics Inc Address 16530 Via Esprillo San Diego CA 92127 U S A Telephone No 858 942 2230 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation CAUTION You are cautioned that a
29. ctives The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation 1 7 1 Konan Minato ku Tokyo 108 0075 Japan The Authorized Representative for EMC and product safety is Sony Deutschland GmbH Hedelfinger Strasse 61 70327 Stuttgart Germany For any service or guarantee matters please refer to the addresses given in separate service or guarantee documents This product has been tested and found compliant with the limits set out in the EMC Directive for using connection cables shorter than 3 meters 9 8 feet Attention The electromagnetic fields at the specific frequencies may influence the picture and sound of this unit Notice If static electricity or electromagnetism causes data transfer to discontinue midway fail restart the application or disconnect and connect the communication cable USB etc again Disposal of Old Electrical amp Electronic Equipment Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling Ee of this product The recycling of materials w
30. dio Dolby Digital 2ch Minimum 7 3 Wh 1 020 mAh Dolby Digital Stereo Creator Maximum dimensions Manufactured under license from Approx 31 8 x 18 5 x 45 mm Dolby Laboratories 1 5 16 x 3 4 x 1 13 16 inches Movie MP4 View MP4 format W H D Video MPEG 4 AVC H 264 Mass Approx 57 g 2 1 oz Audio MPEG 4 AAC LC 2ch USB communication Hi Speed USB USB 2 0 Flash HVL F7S Flash guide number GN 7 in meters at ISO 100 Recycling time Approx 4 seconds Flash coverage Covering 16 mm lens focal length that the lens indicates Flash compensation 2 0 EV 1 3 EV step Dimensions CIPA compliant Approx 35 9 x 23 8 x 42 7 mm 1 7 16 x 15 16 x 1 11 16 inches W H D Mass Approx 20 4 g 0 8 oz Battery charger BC VW1 Input rating 100 V 240 V AC 50 Hz 60 Hz 4 2 W Output rating 8 4 V DC 0 28 A Operating temperature range 0 C to 40 C 32 to 104 F Storage temperature range 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Maximum dimensions Approx 63 x 95 x 32 mm 2 1 2 x 3 3 4 x 1 5 16 inches W H D Mass Approx 85 g 3 oz Rechargeable battery pack NP FW50 Used battery Lithium ion battery Maximum voltage DC 8 4 V Nominal voltage DC 7 2 V Maximum charge voltage DC 8 4 V GB Maximum charge current 1 02 A Lens tens E16 mmsingle E18 55 mm E55 210 mm focus lens zoom lens zoom lens Camera NEX 5ND SEX ONDISNI INEXSNY 5NY Equivale
31. e e You can use more picture effects Select MENU Brightness Color Picture Effect Adjusting the brightness of still images Exposure compensation You can adjust the exposure in 1 3 EV steps in a range of 3 0 EV to 3 0 EV Press L4 Exposure Comp on the control wheel 2 Turn the control wheel to select the desired value and press the center Or select the desired value by sliding the indicator on the screen When the image is too bright set Exposure Comp toward When the image is too dark set Exposure Comp toward Using the self timer 1 Press amp a Drive Mode on the control wheel Turn the control wheel to select X Self timer Or slide the screen up or down to move amp Self timer to the center suonoun Buipiooai y Burs i GB 41 Press Option then turn the control wheel to select the desired mode and press the center Or touch Option desired mode on the screen 10 Self timer 10 Sec Sets the 10 second delay self timer Use this when you want to include yourself in the picture When you press the shutter button the self timer lamp flashes and beeps until the shutter operates amp Self timer 2 Sec Sets the 2 second delay self timer You can prevent blur caused by camera shake that occurs when the shutter button is pressed To cancel the timer press X Gy Drive Mode again WW To shoot continuously using t
32. e supplied The flash is enabled when it is raised and disabled when lowered Set the power switch of the camera to OFF before you attach or remove the flash 1 Attach the flash to the Smart Accessory Terminal 2 of the camera eloweo oy Buuedaig 2 Fasten the screw to secure the flash 3 To fire the flash raise the flash first The default setting is Autoflash To change the setting see page 48 Lower the flash when you do not A intend to use it lt Q The power for the flash is provided from the camera When the camera is charging the flash 4e blinks on the LCD monitor You cannot press the shutter button when this icon is blinking Plug the flash fully into the accessory terminal of the camera and fasten the screw securely Make sure that the flash is attached to the camera securely GB 23 TTT NE 09 GB 24 Turning on the camera and setting up the date When you turn on the camera for the first time the screen to set date and time appears Set the power switch to ON to turn on the camera The screen to set date and time appears To turn off the camera set the power switch to OFF 2 Press the center of the control wheel Or touch OK on the screen 3 Select your area by pressing the right or left of the control wheel and press the center 2011 1 1 12 00PM GMT 0 0 Select Daylight Svg _ OK 4 Press the left o
33. e image to select the portion you want to enlarge When you touch the image the image is enlarged centering on the spot you touched To cancel the operation select x GB 92 Displaying the image list 1 Press the gt Playback button to enter the playback mode 2 Press EH Image Index on the control wheel Six images are displayed at a time 3 Turn the control wheel to select an image You can browse images quickly by sliding the screen up or down To return to the single image screen select the desired image and press the center Or touch the desired image xe Displaying a desired folder To select a desired folder select the bar to the left of the image index screen then press the top bottom parts of the control wheel You may select a folder by touching the bar You can change the view mode by pressing the center of the bar suoljouny yoeqAejd eui BuisN GB 53 Viewing images ona TV To view images recorded on the camera on a TV an HDMI cable sold separately and an HD TV equipped with an HDMI connector are required Connect the camera to the TV To the HDMI with an HDMI cable sold connector separately 4D j To the HDMI j erminal Use an HDMI mini connector on one end for the camera and a plug suitable for connecting your TV on the other end Viewing 3D images on a 3D
34. e pushing the lens lightly toward the camera turn the lens clockwise until it clicks into the locked position Be sure to put the lens on straight When attaching a lens do not press the lens release button Do not use force when attaching a lens The Mount Adaptor sold separately is required to use an A mount lens sold separately For details refer to the operating manual supplied with the Mount Adaptor GB 19 Removing the lens 1 Press the lens release button all the way in and turn the lens counterclockwise until it stops I Lens release button g a E When changing the lens if dust or debris gets inside the camera and adheres to the 2 surface of the image sensor the part that acts as the film it may appear as dark spots on the image depending on the shooting environment The camera vibrates i slightly when it is turned off due to the anti dust function to prevent dust from D adhering to the image sensor However attach or remove the lens quickly somewhere away from dusty locations Do not leave the camera with the lens removed When you want to use body caps or rear lens caps please purchase ALC BIEM Body cap or ALC R1EM Rear lens cap sold separately GB 20 Inserting a memory card sold separately 1 Open the cover 2 Insert a memory card Insert the memory card until it clicks as illustrated Check on the direction of the notched corner
35. ear images On the internal rechargeable battery This camera has an internal rechargeable battery for maintaining the date and time and other settings regardless of whether the power is on or off or the battery is installed or not This rechargeable battery is continually charged as long as you are using the camera However if you use the camera for only short 88 periods it discharges gradually and if you do not use the camera at all for about three months it becomes completely discharged In this case be sure to charge this rechargeable battery before using the camera However even if this rechargeable battery is not charged you can still use the camera as long as you do not record the date and time If the camera resets the settings to the defaults each time you charge the battery the internal rechargeable battery may be dead Consult your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility Charging method of the internal rechargeable battery Insert a charged battery pack into the camera or connect the camera to a wall outlet wall socket using the AC Adaptor sold separately and leave the camera for 24 hours or more with the power off On memory cards Do not attach a label etc on a memory card or a card adaptor This may cause a malfunction On recording playback When you use a memory card with this camera for the first time it is recommended to format the card using the camera for stable perfo
36. f Red Eye Reduction Provides pre flash before shooting when using the flash to prevent eyes from being shot in red On Off FINDER LCD Setting Sets how to switch between an Electronic Viewfinder sold separately and the LCD monitor Auto Manual Live View Display Allows you to choose whether or not to show the value of exposure compensation etc on the screen display Setting Effect ON Setting Effect OFF Auto Review Sets the display time of the image right after shooting 10 Sec 5 Sec 2 Sec Off e qejre e suonouni eui Bupjosyo GB 59 GB 60 Grid Line Turns on the grid line that helps you to adjust the composition of images Rule of 3rds Grid Square Grid Diag Square Grid Off Peaking Level Enhances the outline of in focus ranges with a specific color High Mid Low Off Peaking Color Sets the color used for the peaking function White Red Yellow MF Assist Displays an enlarged image when focusing manually On Off MF Assist Time Sets the length of time the image will be shown in an enlarged form No Limit 5 Sec 2 Sec Color Space Changes the range of color reproduction sRGB AdobeRGB SteadyShot Sets camera shake compensation On Off Release w o Lens Sets whether or not to release the shutter when there is no lens Enable Disable Eye Start AF Sets whether or not to use autofocus when you look through an
37. following indicators and percent figures displayed on the LCD monitor Batte ZZA EA A co EN end Battery level You cannot High ed Low shoot any more image amp jeureo y Buuedald GB 18 The displayed level may not be correct under certain circumstances What is an InfoLITHIUM battery pack An InfoLITHIUM battery pack is a lithium ion battery pack that has functions for exchanging information related to operating conditions with your camera Using the InfoLITHIUM battery pack the remaining battery time in percent figures is displayed according to the operating conditions of your camera Removing the battery pack Turn off the camera make sure that the access lamp is not lit slide the lock lever in the direction of the arrow and pull out the battery pack Be careful not to drop the battery pack 4 ps H Lock lever Attaching removing the lens Set the power switch of the camera to OFF before you attach or remove the lens 1 If the cap or the packaging lid is attached remove it from the camera or the lens Quickly change the lens somewhere away from dusty locations so as to keep dust or debris from getting inside the camera 2 Mountthe lens by aligning the white index marks on the lens and the camera Hold the camera s face downward to prevent the dust from entering into the camera e1eureo eui Buuedeig 3 Whil
38. g Aspect Ratio Auto Review Autofocus Area Autofocus Mode B Background Defocus Control 39 Battery pack Charging time Cleaning Mode Color Space Computer Cont Shooting Control wheel Creating a disc of movies Creative Style CTRL FOR HDMI Custom Key Settings D Date Time Setup 61 Delete Demo Mode DISP Button Monitor Display Card Space 6B 92 Display Color Display Contents Drive Mode DRO Auto HDR Enlai esio n Enlarge Image Exposure compensation Eye Fi Setup Eye Start AF F Face Detection Face Registration File Format File Number Fill flash Finder Display DISP FINDER LCD Setting Flash Comp Flash Mode Folder Name H Handbook Hand held Twilight HDMI Resolution Help Guide Display Help Guides High ISO NR Image Index Image Size Install Intelligent Auto Landscape Language LCD Brightness LCD Display DISP Lens Comp Chro Aber Lens Comp Distortion Lens Comp Shading Live View Display Long Exposure NR M Macintosh Manual Exposure Memory card Menu Menu start Metering Mode MF Assist MF Assist Time Moisture condensation N New Folder Night Portrai
39. he self timer Select OC Self timer Cont from S Sy Drive Mode The camera starts continuous recording after ten seconds Shooting still images continuously The camera records images continuously while you press and hold down the shutter button Press a Drive Mode on the control wheel 2 Turn the control wheel to select Gy Cont Shooting and press the center Or slide the screen up or down to move tay Cont Shooting to the center and touch it To shoot continuously at a higher speed Select Sy Spd Priority Cont from S Gy Drive Mode to shoot more images continuously max 10 images per second The focus and exposure of the first shot are used for the following shots Changing the screen display DISP 1 Press DISP Display Contents on the control wheel 2 Press DISP repeatedly to select the desired mode During shooting Graphic Display Shows basic shooting information Graphically shows the shutter speed and aperture value except for when Shoot Mode is set to Sweep Panorama or 3D Sweep Panorama Display All Info Shows recording information Big Font Size Disp Shows only major items in a larger size No Disp Info Does not show recording information Histogram Displays the luminance distribution graphically For viewfinder Shows only shooting information on the screen no image Select this when you shoot using a viewfinder sold separately suonou
40. hooting condition or your subject or the setting of image quality size GB 71 silo GB 72 Number of still images that can be recorded using a battery pack The approximate number of images that can be recorded is 430 images when you use the camera with the battery pack supplied at full capacity Note that the actual numbers may be less depending on the conditions of use The number is calculated with a battery pack at full capacity and in the following situation At an ambient temperature of 25 C 77 F Quality is set to Fine Autofocus Mode is set to Single shot AF Shooting once every 30 seconds The flash HVL F7S strobes once every two times The power turns on and off once every ten times Using the battery pack that is charged for an hour after the CHARGE lamp goes out Using Sony Memory Stick PRO Duo media sold separately The measurement method is based on the CIPA standard CIPA Camera amp Imaging Products Association List of icons on the LCD monitor Icons are displayed on the screen to indicate the camera status You can change the screen display using DISP Display Contents on the control wheel Shooting standby i 1 2 Display Indication 100 ERA16M FINE Lc MENU s Em e Mow IE b bo i EA Shoot Mode Ho PRA EIER D Sron 2 PASM EX r
41. icator on the Screen abe To focus je To defocus Select AUTO to restore the original status You can record a movie with a value adjusted with the defocusing effect The defocusing effect may not be noticeable depending on the distance from the subject or the lens used kej For a better result of Background Defocus Move closer to the subject Lengthen the distance between the subject and the background suonoun Buipiooai y Husn GB 39 Picture Effect 1 Select Picture Effect page 38 2 Select the desired effect by turning the control wheel Or slide the screen up or down to select the desired effect Horr Off Does not use the Picture Effect function Toy Camera Creates the look of a Toy Camera photo with shaded corners and pronounced colors Posterization Color Creates a high contrast abstract look by heavily emphasizing primary colors Posterization B W Creates a high contrast abstract look in black and white Pop Color Creates a vivid look by emphasizing color tones Retro Photo Creates the look of an aged photo with sepia color tones and faded contrast o 0 amp Partial Color Creates an image which retains the specified color but converts others to black and white Soft High key Creates an image with the indicated atmosphere bright transparent ethereal tender soft High Contrast Mono Creates an image with high contrast in black and whit
42. ie depends on the ambient temperature or the condition of the camera When you are recording continuously for a long time you may feel that the camera is warm This is normal Also Camera overheating Allow it to cool may appear In such cases turn the camera off and wait until the camera is ready to shoot again uoneiedo oiseq eui Buueise A GB 29 uone1edo oiseq eui Buueise N GB 30 Playing back images 1 Press the gt Playback button The last recorded image is displayed on the LCD monitor gt Playback button Selecting the image Turn the control wheel Or slide the screen left or right Playing back movies 1 Select MENU Playback View Mode Folder View MP4 or AVCHD View To return to still image playback select Folder View Still Turn the control wheel to select the desired movie and press the center Or touch the desired movie During movie playback Control wheel operation Touch panel operation Pause resume Press the center Touch IM B Fast forward Press the right or turn it Touch P clockwise Fast rewind Press the left or turn it Touch lt lt counterclockwise Forward slow playback Turn clockwise during pause Touch p during pause Reverse slow playback Turn counterclockwise during pause Touch f during pause Adjust sound volume Press the bottom top bo
43. igh Contrast Mono Soft Focus HDR Painting Rich tone Mono Miniature Creative Style Selects the image processing method Standard Vivid Portrait Landscape Sunset Black amp White Playback Allows you to set playback functions Delete Deletes images Multiple Img All in Folder All AVCHD view files Slide Show Plays back images automatically Repeat Interval Image Type View Mode Allows you to determine how to group the playback images Folder View Still Folder View MP4 AVCHD View Image Index Selects the number of images to be displayed on the index screen 6 Images 12 Images Rotate Rotates images Protect Protects images or cancels the protection Multiple Img Cancel All Images Cancel All Movies MP4 Cancel All AVCHD view files 3D Viewing Connects to a 3D compatible TV and allows you to view 3D images amp Enlarge Image Enlarges the image Volume Settings Sets the sound volume of movies Specify Printing Selects the images to print or makes printing settings DPOF Setup Date Imprint Display Contents Switches the information to be displayed on the playback screen Display Info Histogram No Disp Info Setup Allows you to make more detailed shooting settings or change the camera settings Shooting Settings AF Illuminator Sets the AF illuminator to assist auto focusing in dim places Auto Of
44. ill help to conserve natural resources For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local Civic Office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Disposal of waste batteries applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems This symbol on the battery or on the packaging indicates that the battery provided with this product shall not be treated as household waste On certain batteries this symbol might be used in combination with a chemical symbol The chemical symbols for mercury Hg or lead Pb are added if the battery contains more than 0 0005 mercury or 0 004 lead By ensuring these batteries are disposed of correctly you will help prevent potentially negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of the battery The recycling of the materials will help to conserve natural resources In case of products that for safety performance or data integrity reasons require a permanent connection with an incorporated battery this battery should be replaced by qualified service staff only To ensure that the battery will be treated properly hand over the product at end of life to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment For all other batteries please view the section on how to remove the battery from the
45. ing person cars and sea spray appears as if they are stopped When a slower shutter speed is used a trailing image of the movement of the subject is captured to make more natural and dynamic image E Aperture Priority You can adjust the range in focus or defocuses the background 1 Select A Aperture Priority page 44 2 Turn the control wheel to select the desired value and press the center Or touch 44 e on the screen to select the desired value You can record a movie with a value adjusted with Aperture Priority suonoun Buipiooai y Burs i GB 47 Selecting the flash mode 1 Attach the flash and raise it page 23 Select MENU Camera gt Flash Mode 3 Turn the control wheel to select the desired mode and press the center Or slide the screen up or down to move the desired mode to the center then touch it amp Flash Off Does not fire even if the flash is raised at Autoflash Fires if it is dark or against light 4 Fill flash Fires every time you trigger the shutter a Slow Sync Fires every time you trigger the shutter Slow sync shooting allows you to shoot a clear image of both the subject and the background nf Rear Sync Fires right before the exposure is completed every time you trigger the shutter A trailing image of the movement of the subject is captured to make more natural image The selectable items of the flash mode depends on
46. insert the CD ROM supplied into the CD ROM drive 2 Double click the CD ROM icon 66 3 Copy the IDS_INST pkg file in the MAC folder to the hard disk icon Double click the IDS_INST pkg file in the copy to folder Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation What you can do with the supplied software PMB With PMB you can do the following etc Import images shot with the camera and display them on the computer Organize images on the computer on a calendar by shooting date to view them Print or save still images with the date For details on PMB refer to PMB Help To start Help click PMB Help displayed on the desktop after installation Or from the start menu click Start All Programs PMB PMB Help The support information for the PMB English only http www sony co jp pmb se PMB is not compatible with Macintosh computers Sony Image Data Suite With Sony Image Data Suite you can edit images recorded in RAW format with various corrections such as tone curve and sharpness Besides you can display and compare RAW JPEG images recorded with this camera For details on Image Data Converter refer to Help The support information for the Sony Image Data Suite English only http www sony co jp ids se Jejnduuoo eui o1 seBeuui Buruoduu GB 67 Creating a disc
47. ion In a location subject to rocking vibration Near strong magnetic place In sandy or dusty places Be careful not to let sand or dust get into the camera This may cause the camera to malfunction and in some cases this malfunction cannot be repaired On the grip The grip is applied with a special coating It may be discolored if it is rubbed with dark colored cloth leather etc On storing Be sure to attach the front lens cap when not using the camera On the temperature of the camera Your camera and battery may get hot due to continuous use but it is not a malfunction solo 83 On operating temperatures Your camera is designed for use under the temperatures between 0 C and 40 C 32 F and 104 F Shooting in extremely cold or hot places that exceed this range is not recommended On moisture condensation If the camera is brought directly from a cold to a warm location moisture may condense inside or outside the camera This moisture condensation may cause a malfunction of the camera How to prevent moisture condensation When bringing the camera from a cold place to a warm place seal the camera in a plastic bag and allow it to adapt to conditions at the new location over about an hour If moisture condensation occurs Turn off the camera and wait about an hour for the moisture to evaporate Note that if you attempt to shoot with moisture remaining inside the lens you will be unable to record cl
48. ly Set the correct date and time page 25 The area selected with Area Setting is different from the actual area Set the actual area by selecting MENU Setup Area Setting The aperture value and or shutter speed flashes when you press the shutter button halfway down Since the subject is too bright or too dark it is beyond the available range of the camera Adjust the setting again GB 80 The image is whitish Flare Blurring of light appears on the image Ghosting The picture was taken under a strong light source and excessive light has entered the lens When using the zoom lens attach a lens hood The corners of the picture are too dark If any filter or hood is used take it off and try shooting again Depending on the thickness of the filter and improper attachment of the hood the filter or the hood may partially appear on the image The optical properties of some lenses may cause the periphery of the image to appear too dark insufficient light You may compensate for this phenomenon with Lens Comp Shading The eyes of the subject come out red Activate the Red Eye Reduction function Get close to the subject and shoot the subject within the flash range page 49 using the flash Dots appear and remain on the LCD monitor This is not a malfunction These dots are not recorded page 82 The image is blurred The picture was taken in a dark location witho
49. mages recorded with 16 9 aspect ratio and panoramic images both edges may be cut off Movies recorded with the 60p 28M PS 50p 28M PS setting in Record Setting are converted by PMB in order to create a disc This conversion can take a long time Also you cannot create a disc with the original image quality Movies recorded with the 60i 22M FX 50i 24M FX 24p 24M FX 25p 24M FX setting in Record Setting are converted by PMB in order to create an AVCHD disc This conversion can take a long time Also you cannot create a disc with the original image quality If you want to keep the original image quality you must store your movies on a Blu ray Disc To watch 60p 50p or 24p 25p movies on a TV you need a TV that is compatible with 60p 50p and 24p 25p If you use a non compatible TV the movies are converted to 60i 50i and output to the TV suonouni Buipiooai y Burs i GB 51 Enlarging the playback image Enlarge Image 1 Press the gt Playback button to enter the playback mode gt P S c ayback button 2 Display the image you want to enlarge then press amp Enlarge Image the center of the control wheel Or touch amp on the screen 3 Turn the control wheel to adjust the scaling Or touch amp or Q on the screen 4 Press the top bottom right left of the control wheel to select the portion you want to enlarge Or slide th
50. me Setup Sets the date and time Area Setting Selects the area where you are using the camera Help Guide Display Turns the Help Guide on or off On Off Power Save Sets the time to turn the camera to the power save mode 30 Min 5 Min 1 Min 20 Sec 10 Sec LCD Brightness Sets the brightness of the LCD monitor Auto Manual Sunny Weather Viewfinder Bright Sets the brightness of an Electronic Viewfinder sold separately Auto Manual Display Color Selects the color of the LCD monitor Black White Blue Pink Wide Image Selects a method to display wide images Full Screen Normal Playback Display Selects the method used to play back portrait images Auto Rotate Manual Rotate e qejre e suonouni eui Bupjosyo GB 61 GB 62 HDMI Resolution Set resolution when connected to HDMI TV Auto 1080p 1080i CTRL FOR HDMI Sets whether or not to operate the camera with a BRAVIA Sync compliant TV s Remote Control On Off USB Connection Selects the method used for a USB connection Auto Mass Storage MTP Cleaning Mode Allows you to clean the image sensor Version Displays the version of the camera and the lens Demo Mode Sets whether or not to display the demonstration with movies On Off Reset Default Resets the camera to the factory settings Memory Card Tool Format Formats the memory card
51. n Bulpsooes y Husn During playback Display Info Shows recording information Histogram Displays the luminance distribution graphically in addition to recording information No Disp Info Does not show recording information GB 43 GB 44 Shooting with various drive modes Select MENU Shoot Mode 2 Turn the control wheel to select the desired mode and press the center Or slide the screen up or down to move the desired mode to the center then touch it i Intelligent Auto The camera evaluates the subject and makes the proper settings SCN Scene Selection Shoots with preset settings according to the subject or condition a Anti Motion Blur Reduces the camera shake when shooting a slightly dark indoor scene or a telephoto E Sweep Panorama Shoots with panoramic size 3D Sweep Panorama Shoots 3D panoramic images used for playback on a 3D compatible TV M Manual Exposure Adjusts the aperture and shutter speed S Shutter Priority Adjusts the shutter speed to express the movement of the subject A Aperture Priority Adjusts the range in focus or defocuses the background P Program Auto Automatic shooting that allows you to customize settings except for the exposure aperture and shutter speed Scene Selection 1 Select SCN Scene Selection page 44 2 Turn the control wheel to select the desired mode and press the center Or
52. nd Starter Edition are not supported Windows Image Mastering API IMAPI Ver 2 0 or later is required to use the function for creating discs Starter Edition is not supported Jejnduuoo eui o1 seBeuui amp uruoduu GB 65 1 Turn on your computer and sony insert the CD ROM supplied Ses into the CD ROM drive P The installation menu screen appears Click Install e Make sure that both Sony Image Data Suite and PMB are checked and follow the instructions on the screen Connect the camera to the computer during the procedure following the instructions on the screen When the restarting confirmation message appears restart the computer following the instructions on the screen DirectX may be installed depending on the system environment of your computer 3 Remove the CD ROM after the installation is complete The software is installed and shortcut icons appear on the desktop Macintosh The following computer environment is recommended when using the supplied software and importing images via a USB connection OS pre installed USB Connection Mac OS X v10 3 to v10 6 Image Data Converter Mac OS X v10 5 Mac OS X v10 6 Snow Leopard Image Data CPU Intel processors such as Intel Core Solo Core Duo Converter Core 2 Duo Memory GB or more is recommended Display 1024 x 768 dots or more Turn on your Macintosh computer and
53. nd slow about 1 5 second intervals If it is flashing fast remove the battery pack and reattach the same battery pack securely If the CHARGE lamp flashes fast again it suggests that there is something wrong with the battery pack Slow flashing indicates that charging is suspended because the ambient temperature is outside the suitable range for charging the battery pack Charging will resume and the CHARGE lamp will be lit when the ambient temperature returns to within the suitable temperature Charge the battery pack under the suitable temperatures between 10 C and 30 C 50 F and 86 F Shooting images Nothing is displayed on the LCD monitor when the power is turned on If you do not operate the camera for given period of time the camera turns to power saving mode To cancel the power save operate the camera such as pressing the shutter button halfway down The shutter does not release You are using a memory card with a write protect switch and the switch is set to the LOCK position Set the switch to the recording position Check the free capacity of the memory card You cannot record images while charging the flash The lens is not attached properly Attach the lens properly page 19 Recording takes a long time The noise reduction function is turned on This is not a malfunction You are shooting in the RAW mode Since the RAW data file is large the RAW mode shooting may take time The Auto HDR is
54. nt 24 27 82 5 82 5 315 35 mm format focal length mm Lens 5 5 9 11 9 13 groups elements Angle of view 83 76 29 28 2 7 8 Minimum focus 0 24 0 79 0 25 0 82 1 0 3 28 m feet Maximum 0 078 0 3 0 225 magnification x Minimum f stop f 22 22 32 22 32 Filter diameter 49 49 49 mm Dimensions max 62 0 x 22 5 62 0 x 60 0 63 8 x 108 diameter x height 2 1 2 x 29 32 2 1 2 x 2 3 8 2 5 8 x 4 3 8 mm in Mass g oz 67 2 4 194 6 8 345 12 2 Compensation E Approx 4steps Approx 4 steps effect D The values for equivalent 35 mm format focal length and angle of view are based on digital cameras equipped with an APS C sized image sensor 2 Minimum focus is the shortest distance from the image sensor to the subject 3 Shutter speed differs with shooting conditions The optical shake compensation function is not available Design and specifications are subject to change without notice Sieuio 89 GB 90 On focal length The picture angle of this camera is narrower than that of a 35 mm format film camera You can find the approximate equivalent of the focal length of a 35 mm format film camera and shoot with the same picture angle by increasing the focal length of your lens by half For example by using a 50 mm lens you can get the approximate equivalent of a 75 mm lens of a 35 mm format film camera On image data compatibility Thi
55. ny changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The supplied interface cable must be used with the equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules For Customers in Europe Notice for the customers in the countries applying EU Dire
56. ou select a workable flash mode the flash does not fire unless it is raised Autoflash can be selected when Shoot Mode is set to Intelligent Auto or GB certain Scene Selection modes only Installing the software To utilize images recorded with the camera the following software is provided Sony Image Data Suite PMB Picture Motion Browser Windows only Log on as Administrator If PMB has already been installed on the computer and the version number of the previously installed PMB is lower than that of the PMB on the CD ROM supplied install PMB also from the CD ROM supplied Windows The following computer environment is recommended when using the supplied software and importing images via a USB connection OS pre installed Microsoft Windows XP SP3 Windows Vista SP2 Windows 7 SP1 PMB CPU Intel Pentium III 800 MHz or faster For playing editing the HD movies Intel Core Duo 1 66 GHz or faster Intel Core 2 Duo 1 66 GHz or faster Intel Core 2 Duo 2 26 GHz or faster HD FX HD FH Intel Core 2 Duo 2 40 GHz or faster HD PS Memory 512 MB or more For playing editing the HD movies 1 GB or more Hard Disk Disk space required for installation approximately 500 MB Display Screen resolution 1024 x 768 dots or more Image Data CPU Memory Pentium 4 or faster 1 GB or more Converter Display 1024 x 768 dots or more 64 bit editions a
57. product safely Hand the battery over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of waste batteries For more detailed information about recycling of this product or battery please contact your local Civic Office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Notice for customers in the United Kingdom A moulded plug complying with BS 1363 is fitted to this equipment for your safety and convenience Should the fuse in the plug supplied need to be replaced a fuse of the same rating as the supplied one and approved by ASTA or BSI to BS 1362 i e marked with an or Y mark must be used If the plug supplied with this equipment has a detachable fuse cover be sure to attach the gg fuse cover after you change the fuse Never use the plug without the fuse cover If you 6 should lose the fuse cover please contact your nearest Sony service station Table of contents Preparing the camera Checking the supplied items sse Identifying parts aito t re cet dt PC Eten Charging the battery pack ssssss Inserting the charged battery pack secerneren Attaching removing the lens ssssee Inserting a memory card sold separately E Attachingithe flash ree tenete Turning on the camera and setting up the date 25 Mastering the basic operation Shootinig still images wa case e teres 27 Recording MOVIES iranan ann n tee 29 Playing
58. r right of the control wheel to select each item and press the top or bottom or turn it to select the numeric value Daylight Svg Turns on or off the daytime saving time setting Date Format Selects the format to display date Midnight is indicated as 12 00 AM and noon as 12 00 PM Date Time Setup Daylight svg Bon Czo am Date Format Y M D 4 Select Adjust eleureo eui Buuedejg GB 25 amp jeureo y Buuedeug GB 26 5 Repeat step 4 to set other items then press the center of the control wheel Or touch OK on the screen You cannot set the date time and area by touching the screen You cannot superimpose the date on images on this camera Using PMB stored on the CD ROM supplied you can save or print images with date Refer to PMB Help for more details page 67 Resetting the date and time Checking the current clock setting Select MENU Setup Date Time Setup page 33 61 Maintaining the date and time setting This camera has an internal rechargeable battery for maintaining the date and time and other settings regardless of whether the power is on or off or the battery is installed or not For details see page 84 Shooting still images In the id Intelligent Auto mode the camera analyzes the subject and allows you to shoot with appropriate settings 1 Set the power switch to ON to turn on the camera 2 Point the c
59. rama EJ 16 9 Shoots images using a size suitable for a high definition TV Horizontal 1920 x 1080 Z iz Standard Shoots images using standard size Horizontal 4912 x 1080 ies Wide Shoots images using wide size Horizontal 7152 x 1080 Panorama The image size varies depending on the shooting direction page 57 2 Standard Shoots images using standard size Vertical 3872 x 2160 Horizontal 8192 x 1856 E Wide Shoots images using wide size Vertical 5536 x 2160 Horizontal 12416 x 1856 Movie File Format Average Recording AVCHD 60i 60p or bit rate AVCHD 50i 50p 60i 24M FX 24 Mbps Records high image quality movies of 50i 24M FX 1920 x 1080 601 501 60i 17M FH 17 Mbps Records standard image quality movies 50i 17M FH of 1920 x 1080 601 501 60p 28M PS 28 Mbps Records highest image quality movies of 50p 28M PS 1920 x 1080 60p 50p TREE E 25p 24M FX s p 25p This produces a cinema like atmosphere 17 Mbps Records standard image quality movies 24p 17M FH 25p 17M FH of 1920 x 1080 24p 25p This produces a cinema like atmosphere File Format MP4 __ Average Recording bit rate 7 1440x1080 12M 12 Mbps Records movies of 1440 x 1080 VGA 3M 3 Mbps Records movies of VGA size 1080 60i compatible device 1080 50i compatible device When you print still i
60. ramic image 1 Select E3 Sweep Panorama or amp 4 3D Sweep Panorama page 44 2 Point the camera at the edge of the subject then press the shutter button fully down 3 Pan the camera to the end following the guidance on the LCD monitor Guidance bar The camera continues shooting during Sweep Panorama recording and the shutter keeps clicking until the end of the shooting Key Playing back scrolling panoramic images You can scroll panoramic images from the beginning to the end by pressing the center of the control wheel while panoramic images are being displayed Press it again to pause You may play pause by touching B E on the screen Panoramic images are played back with the supplied software PMB page 67 Panoramic images shot with other cameras may not be displayed or scrolled correctly Shows the displayed area of the whole panoramic eB image 46 i Shutter Priority You can express the movement of a moving subject in various way by adjusting the shutter speed for example at the instant of the movement with high speed shutter or as a trailing image with low speed shutter Select S Shutter Priority page 44 2 Turn the control wheel to select the desired value and press the center Or touch amp on the screen to select the desired value ote Shutter speed When a faster shutter speed is used a moving subject such as a runn
61. rection to pan the camera when shooting panoramic images Right Left Up Down Movie File Format Selects AVCHD 60i 60p AVCHD 50i 50p or MP4 AVCHD 60i 60p AVCHD 50i 50p MP4 Record Setting Selects the image size frame rate and image quality of movies AVCHD 60i 60p AVCHD 50i 50p 60i 50i 24M FX 60i 50i 17M FH 60p 50p 28M PS 24p 25p 24M FX 24p 25p 17M FH MP4 1440x1080 12M VGA 3M e qejre e suonouni eui Bunpoeu GB 57 GB 58 Brightness Color Allows you to make brigh ness settings such as metering mode and color settings such as white balance Exposure Comp Compensates for the brightness of the entire image 3 0EV to 3 0EV ISO Sets the ISO sensitivity ISO AUTO 100 25600 White Balance Adjusts the color tones according to the ambient light conditions Auto WB Daylight Shade Cloudy Incandescent Fluor Warm White Fluor Cool White Fluor Day White Fluor Daylight Flash C Temp Filter Custom Custom Setup Metering Mode Selects the method used for measuring the brightness Multi Center Spot Flash Comp Adjusts the amount of flash light 2 0EV to 2 0EV DRO Auto HDR Corrects the brightness or contrast automatically Off D Range Opt Auto HDR Picture Effect Shoots with the desired effects to express a unique atmosphere Off Toy Camera Pop Color Posterization Retro Photo Soft High key Partial Color H
62. rmance of the memory card before shooting Note that formatting permanently erases all data on the memory card and is unrecoverable Save precious data on a computer etc If you repeatedly record delete images fragmentation of data may occur on the memory card Movies may not be able to be saved or recorded In such a case save your images to a computer or other storage location then format the memory card The recorded contents cannot be compensated for even if recording or playback is not possible due to a malfunction of the camera or memory card etc To avoid the potential risk of data loss always copy back up data to other medium Before you record one time events make a trial recording to make sure that the camera is working correctly This camera is neither dust proof nor splash proof nor water proof Do not aim the camera at the sun or other bright light It may cause the malfunction of the camera Do not look at the sun or a strong light through a removed lens This may cause irrecoverable damage to your eyes Or it may cause a malfunction of the lens Do not use the camera near a location that generates strong radio waves or emits radiation The camera may not be able to record or play back properly Using the camera in sandy or dusty locations may cause malfunctions If moisture condensation occurs remove it before using the camera page 84 Do not shake or strike the camera In addition to malf
63. s camera conforms with DCF Design rule for Camera File system universal standard established by JEITA Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Playback of images recorded with your camera on other equipment and playback of images recorded or edited with other equipment on your camera are not guaranteed Trademarks QX is a trademark of Sony Corporation e Memory Stick s Memory Stick PRO Memory STICK PRO Memory Stick Duo Memory Stick Duo Memory Stick PRO Duo Memory STICK PRO Duo Memory Stick PRO HG Duo Memory Stick PRO HG Duo Memory Stick Micro MagicGate and MAGICGATE are trademarks of Sony Corporation InfoLITHIUM is a trademark of Sony Corporation PhotoTV HD is a trademark of Sony Corporation DVDirect is a trademark of Sony Corporation Blu ray Disc and Blu ray are trademarks of the Blu ray Disc Association AVCHD and AVCHD logotype are trademarks of Panasonic Corporation and Sony Corporation Dolby and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Microsoft Windows and Windows Vista are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries HDMI the HDMI logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC Macintosh and Mac OS are trademark
64. s or registered trademarks of Apple Inc PowerPC is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation in the United States Intel Intel Core and Pentium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation SDXC logo is trademarks of SD 3C LLC Eye Fi is a trademark of Eye Fi Inc MultiMediaCard is a trademark of MultiMediaCard Association lt p and PlayStation are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc Adobe is a registered trademark or a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and or other countries In addition system and product names used in this manual are in general trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective developers or manufacturers However the or marks are not used in all cases in this manual Works wi E 2 PlayStatione3 Add further enjoyment with your PlayStation 3 by downloading the application for PlayStation 3 from PlayStation Store where available The application for PlayStation 3 requires PlayStation Network account and application download Accessible in areas where the PlayStation Store is available EA ac D intourrHium w n SERIES Memory STICK mm E d Homi mier AVCHD GB 91 s1 4 0 Index Numerics 3D Sweep Panorama 46 ID Viewing ere eet 54 A AF Illuminator AF Micro Adj AF MF Select Anti Motion Blur Aperture Priority Area Settin
65. slide the screen up or down to move the desired mode to the center then touch it Q Portrait Blurs away backgrounds and sharpens the subject Expresses skin tones softly A Landscape Shoots the entire range of scenery in sharp focus with vivid colors 4 Macro Shoots close subjects such as flowers insects food or small items V Sports Action Shoots a moving subject at a fast shutter speed so that the subject looks as if it is standing still The camera shoots images continuously while the shutter button is pressed Sunset Shoots the red of the sunset beautifully 2 Night Portrait Shoots portraits in night scenes Attach and fire the flash J Night Scene Shoots night scenes without losing the dark atmosphere 2W Hand held Twilight Shoots night scenes with less noise and blur without using a tripod A burst of shots are taken and image processing is applied to reduce subject blur camera shake and noise Anti Motion Blur This blur is suitable for indoor shots without using the flash to reduce the subject 1 Select amp Anti Motion Blur page 44 2 Shoot with the shutter button The camera combines six shots at high sensitivity into one still image so camera shake is reduced while preventing noise suonouni Buipiooai y Husn GB 45 I Sweep Panorama 3D Sweep Panorama While you pan the camera the camera shoots several images and composes them into one pano
66. t Sliding your finger on the screen will scroll the items Items on the screen are replaced with ones that were out of view I Operations You can select items and make settings in two ways one is using the control wheel the other is touching and sliding your finger on the screen Touch panel Operation Control wheel Touch panel To select an item Turn or press the top bottom left right parts and then press the center Touch the desired item Menu EL Shoot Mode O Brightness Color m Camera Image Size oH Playba Setup D To display a hidden item Keep turning or pressing the top bottom parts until the item scrolls onto the screen Slide your finger up or down on the screen until the item scrolls into view Tamera Drive Mode 1 Shooting Flash Mode AFIMF Select Autofocus Area Autofocus Mode To set a value or adjust the defocusing level Turn it Slide the indicator with your finger xa Crispabe cus di To play the next or the previous image Turn it or press the left right parts oe e en Slide your finger left or right on the playback screen uomejedo oiseq eui Buueise u GB 35 uonesedo oiseq eui Buueiselw GB 36 You can perform most operations with both the control wheel soft keys and the touch panel However some operations
67. t Night SCene deca ER 0 Object Tracking 56 Panorama Panorama Direction Peaking Color Peaking Level 60 Photo Creativity 38 Picture Effect 40 58 Playback Playback Display Playback on TV Playback zoom PMB Portrait Power Save Prec Dig Zoom Program Auto Protect Q Quality en n t 57 R Record Setting Recover Image DB Red Eye Reduction Release w o Lens Reset Default Rotate S Scene Selection Scroll playback Select Shoot Folder Self timer Shoot Mode Shooting still images Shooting Tip List Shooting tips Shutter Priority Slide Show Smile Shutter Soft keys sieuio GB 94 Soft Skin Effect Software Sony Image Data Suite Spd Priority Cont Specifications Specify Printing Sports Action SteadyShot Touch Operation 61 U Upload Settings USB Connection V Version View Mode Viewfinder Bright Volume Settings Ww White Balance Wide Image Wind Noise Reduct Windows
68. t expose the battery pack to any shock or force such as hammering dropping or stepping on it Do not short circuit and do not allow metal objects to come into contact with the battery terminals Do not expose to high temperature above 60 C 140 F such as in direct sunlight or in a car parked in the sun Do not incinerate or dispose of in fire Do not handle damaged or leaking lithium ion batteries Be sure to charge the battery pack using a genuine Sony battery charger or a device that can charge the battery pack Keep the battery pack out of the reach of small children Keep the battery pack dry Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by Sony Dispose of used battery packs promptly as described in the instructions Battery charger Even if the CHARGE lamp is not lit the battery charger is not disconnected from the AC power source mains as long as it is connected to the wall outlet wall socket If some trouble occurs while using the battery charger immediately shut off the power by disconnecting the plug from the wall outlet wall socket The power cord mains lead if supplied is designed specifically for use with this camera only and should not be used with other electrical equipment For Customers in the U S A and Canada RECYCLING LITHIUM ION BATTERIES Lithium Ion batteries are recyclable You can help preserve our environment by returning your used rechargeable batteries to the
69. talled When you insert the battery pack use the tip of the battery pack to push the lock lever page 17 You can use an NP FW50 battery pack only Make sure that the battery is NP FW50 The remaining battery indicator is incorrect or sufficient remaining battery indicator is displayed but the power runs out too quickly This phenomenon occurs when you use the camera in an extremely hot or cold location The battery pack is discharged Install a charged battery pack page 15 The battery pack is dead Replace it with a new one Cannot turn on the camera Install the battery pack correctly page 17 The battery pack is discharged Install a charged battery pack page 15 The battery pack is dead Replace it with a new one The power turns off suddenly ci When the camera or battery pack is too warm the camera displays a warning 7 8 message and turns off automatically to protect the camera If you do not operate the camera for given period of time the camera turns to power saving mode To cancel the power save operate the camera such as pressing the shutter button halfway down The CHARGE lamp flashes when charging the battery pack You can use an NP FW50 battery pack only Make sure that the battery is NP FW50 If you charge a battery pack that has not been used for a long time the CHARGE lamp may flash The CHARGE lamp flashes in two ways fast about 0 15 second intervals a
70. tching 3D images recorded with the camera on 3D compatible monitors When you watch 3D images we recommend that you take a break at regular time intervals Since the need for or frequency of break times varies between individuals please set your own standards If you feel sick stop watching 3D images and consult a doctor as needed Also refer to the operating instructions of the connected device or the software used with the camera A child s vision is always vulnerable especially for children under six years of age Before allowing them to watch 3D images please consult with an expert such as a pediatric or ophthalmic doctor Make sure your children follow the precautions above On the LCD monitor and lens The LCD monitor is manufactured using extremely high precision technology so over 99 99 of the pixels are operational for effective use However there may be some tiny black points and or bright points white red blue or green in color that constantly appear on the LCD monitor These points are normal in the manufacturing process and do not affect the images in any way Black white red blue and green points Do not hold the camera by taking hold of the LCD monitor A magnet is attached to the back of the LCD monitor Do not put objects that are affected by magnetic fields such as a floppy disk or a credit card between the LCD monitor and the camera body Images may trail across on
71. tely Do not touch this part directly gowes oy Buuedaig GB 13 E55 210 mm F4 5 6 3 OSS supplied with NEX 5NY 1 2 3 4 TT eBiawed y Hunedaid Focusing ring Zooming ring Focal length scale Focal length index Lens contacts 0 A 0 N Mounting index Do not touch this part directly GB 14 Charging the battery pack When using the camera for the first time be sure to charge the NP FW50 InfoLITHIUM battery pack supplied The InfoLITHIUM battery pack can be charged even when it has not been fully depleted It can also be used when it has not been fully charged Insert the battery pack onto the battery charger Push the battery pack until it clicks 2 Connect the battery charger to the wall outlet wall socket Estimated charging time 250 minutes Time required to charge a fully depleted battery pack at a temperature of 25 C 77 F The CHARGE lamp turns off when charging is finished For the U S A and Canada Plug gaweo oy Buuedaig CHARGE lamp For countries regions other than the U S A and Canada CHARGE lamp Power cord mains lead GB 15 Biaweo y Buuedald GB 16 The charging time differs depending on the remaining capacity of
72. the shooting mode page 64 You cannot select Fill flash with Intelligent Auto The flash range The range of the supplied flash depends on the ISO sensitivity and aperture value F2 8 F3 5 F5 6 ISO100 1 2 5m 1 2m 1 1 25m 3 3 8 2 feet 3 3 6 6 feet 3 3 4 1 feet ISO3200 5 6 14m 4 5 11 2m 2 8 7m 18 3 46 feet 14 7 36 7 feet 9 1 22 9 feet Selecting the image size record setting The image size determines the size of the image file that is recorded when you take an image The larger the image size the more detail will be reproduced when the image is printed on large format paper The smaller the image size the more images can be recorded In the case of movies the larger the bit rate the higher the image quality 1 Press MENU Or touch MENU on the Screen 2 Select Image Size Image Size For movie recording select Image Size Record Setting 3 Select the desired mode suonouni Buipiooai y Husn GB 49 Still Aspect Ratio 3 2 Usage guidelines 2 L 16M 4912 x 3264 pixels For prints up to A3 size M 8 4M 3568 x 2368 pixels For prints up to A4 size S 4 0M 2448 x 1624 pixels For prints L 2L size Aspect Ratio 16 9 Usage guidelines Y L 14M 4912 x 2760 pixels For viewing on a high definition TV M 7 1M 3568 x 2000 pixels S 3 4M 2448 x 1376 pixels 3D Pano
73. tive ien Pd edle TE PE 82 Specifications 87 INO OX iy e eene Red nested iim 92 This manual covers several models supplied with different lenses The model name varies depending on the supplied lens The available model varies depending on the countries regions Model name Lens NEX 5N None NEX 5ND E18 55 mm and E16 mm NEX 5NK E18 55 mm NEX 5NY E55 210 mm and E18 55 mm Checking the supplied items First check the model name of your camera page 8 The accessories supplied differ depending on the model The number in parentheses indicates the number of pieces Common accessories CD ROM 1 Camera 1 Application Software for Battery charger BC VWI 1 Dod a Handbook nstruction Manual This manual 1 Power cord mains lead 1 not NEX 5N supplied in the U S A and Canada Body cap 1 attached to the camera NEX 5ND E16 mm single focus lens 1 Front Rechargeable battery pack lens cap 1 Rear lens cap 1 NP FW50 1 E18 55 mm zoom lens 1 Front lens cap 1 attached to the camera Lens hood 1 NEX 5NK USB cable 1 E18 55 mm zoom lens 1 Front i lens cap 1 attached to the camera Lens hood 1 wL Shoulder strap 1 NEX 5NY E18 55 mm zoom lens 1 Front lens cap 1 attached to the camera Lens hood 1 E55 210 mm zoom lens 1 Front Flash HVL F7S 1 Flash case 1 lens cap 1 Rear lens cap
74. ttom The movie is played back frame by frame uomnejedo oiseq eui Buueise u GB 31 uoneiedo oiseq eui Buueise N GB 32 Deleting images You can delete the image that is currently displayed Display the desired image and press gi Delete Or touch jg on the screen he 29 2 Press the center of the control wheel Or touch OK on the Screen Select 9 to quit the operation v H To delete several images Select MENU Playback Delete to select and delete several images at the same time Operating the camera The control wheel soft keys and touch panel allow you to use various functions of the camera I Control wheel When shooting DISP Display Contents Exposure Comp and QS Q Drive Mode functions are assigned to the control wheel When playing back DISP Display Contents and f Image Index functions are assigned to the control wheel When you turn or press the top bottom right left parts of the control wheel following the on screen display you can select setting items Your selection is determined when you press the center of the control wheel wewvel The arrow means you can turn the control wheel iin Em ss lo When options are displayed on the Screen you can browse through them by turning or pressing the top bottom left right parts of
75. unctions and an inability to record images this may render the memory card unusable or cause image data breakdown damage or loss Clean the flash surface with a soft cloth The heat of flash emission may cause dirt to adhere on the flash surface resulting in smoking or scorching Keep the camera supplied accessories etc out of the reach of children A memory card etc may be swallowed If such problem occurs consult a doctor immediately On RAW images To view RAW images recorded with the camera Image Data Converter on the CD ROM supplied is required If you do not intend to modify the images you record we recommend that you shoot images using the JPEG format Notes when playing movies on other devices This camera uses MPEG 4 AVC H 264 High Profile for AVCHD format recording Movies recorded in AVCHD format with this camera cannot be played by the following devices Other devices compatible with AVCHD format that does not support High Profile Devices incompatible with the AVCHD format This camera also uses MPEG 4 AVC H 264 Main Profile for MP4 format recording For this reason movies recorded in MP4 format with this camera cannot be played on devices other than those that GB support MPEG 4 AVC H 264 85 sieuio Discs recorded with HD high definition image quality can be played back only on AVCHD format compatible devices DVD based players or recorders cannot play
76. ut the flash resulting in camera shake The use of a tripod or the flash is recommended page 23 Hand held Twilight in Scene Selection page 45 and Anti Motion Blur page 45 are also effective in reducing blur The exposure value is flashing on the LCD monitor The subject is too bright or too dark for the metering range of the camera Images cannot be played back The folder file name has been changed on your computer When an image file has been processed by a computer or when the image file was recorded using a model other than that of your camera playback on your camera is not guaranteed The camera is in USB mode Delete the USB connection GB 81 sieuio GB 82 Precautions On the functions available with the camera Your camera is 1080 60i compatible or 1080 50i compatible To check whether the camera is 1080 60i compatible or 1080 50i compatible check for the following marks on the bottom of the camera 1080 60i compatible camera 60i 1080 50i compatible camera 50i This camera can record 1080 60p 50p mode movies Unlike conventional movies that are recorded with an interlace scanning system 1080 60p 50p movies are recorded with a progressive scanning system Using a progressive scanning system method increases the resolution and allows you to record smoother and more realistic movies You may feel uncomfortable symptoms such as eyestrain nausea or a tired feeling while wa

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