Canon MV MVX2i Manuel utilisateur

Mini Digital

Video

Cassette

DIGITAL VIDEO CAMCORDER

Instruction Manual

PAL

Introduction

Mastering

the Basics

Using the Full

Range of Features

Editing

Using a Memory Card

Additional

Information

PUB.DIE-175

Introduction

Important Usage Instructions

CAUTION:

CUSTOMERS IN THE U.K. SHOULD READ THIS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.

CHANGING THE FUSE

THE MAINS LEAD ON THIS PRODUCT IS FITTED WITH A NON-REWIREABLE (MOULDED) PLUG,

INCORPORATING A 3 AMP FUSE. SHOULD THE FUSE NEED TO BE REPLACED AN ASTA OR BSI

APPROVED BS1362 FUSE OF THE SAME RATING MUST BE USED.

ALWAYS REFIT THE FUSE COVER AFTER REPLACING THE FUSE. NEVER USE THE PLUG WITH

THE FUSE COVER OMITTED.

CHANGING THE PLUG

IF THE FITTED PLUG IS NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUR SOCKET OUTLETS, IT SHOULD BE CUT OFF

AND AN APPROPRIATE PLUG FITTED IN ITS PLACE. IF POSSIBLE FIT AN APPROPRIATE 3 AMP

FUSE. IF THE NEW PLUG HAS NO FUSE, THEN FIT A 5 AMP FUSE AT THE DISTRIBUTION

BOARD.

AC POWER CORD CONNECTION

The wires in the mains lead of this apparatus are coloured in accordance with the following

cord.

(IMPORTANT)

As the colours of the wires in the mains lead may not correspond with the coloured markings

identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows: The wire which is coloured BLUE

must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black. The

wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the

letter L or coloured red. Neither Blue wire or Brown wire is to be connected to the Earth pin of

a 3 pin plug.

THE SEVERED PLUG MUST BE DESTROYED IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID ANY POSSIBLE ELECTRIC

SHOCK HAZARD.

Mains Lead BLUE ....................NEUTRAL

BROWN. ..............LIVE

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND TO REDUCE ANNOYING

INTERFERENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.

CAUTION:

DISCONNECT THE MAINS PLUG FROM THE SUPPLY SOCKET WHEN NOT IN USE.

For Users in the UK

When replacing the fuse only a correctly rated approved type should be used and be sure to re-fit

the fuse cover.

• Use of CV-150F/CV-250F DV cable is necessary to comply with the technical requirement of EMC

Directive.

CA-560 identification plate is located on the bottom.

Introduction

Reference Guide

Three manuals are supplied with your camcorder: the “Digital Video

Camcorder MVX2i Instruction Manual”, “DIGITAL VIDEO SOLUTION DISK

Software Instruction Manual”, and the “DV NETWORK SOLUTION DISK

Software Instruction Manual”.

■Digital Video Camcorder MVX2i Instruction Manual

This manual explains the camcorder operations such as recording and

playing back still images and movies on a tape or a memory card.

■DIGITAL VIDEO SOLUTION DISK Software Instruction Manual

This manual explains how to download still images and movies from the

memory card to a computer by using the supplied USB cable. You can also

add sample images for the card mix function, or the “my camera” settings

to the camcorder.

■DV NETWORK SOLUTION DISK Software Instruction Manual

This manual explains how to download still images and movies from the

memory card to a computer by using the DV (IEEE1394) cable. You can

also perform videoconference and file transfer over the Internet using

Windows XP’s Windows Messenger. There are several requirements for

using this software. For details, please refer to this instruction manual.

Windows XP Only

Trademark Acknowledgements

• Canon is a registered trademark of Canon Inc.

• ArcSoft is a trademark or registered trademarks of ArcSoft, Inc.

• Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc., registered in the United

States and other countries.

• Windows®is either a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft

Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• Other names and products not mentioned above may be registered

trademarks or trademarks of their respective companies.

Introduction

Important Usage Instructions ................2

Reference Guide....................................3

Thank You for Choosing a Canon ........6

Introducing the MVX2i..........................7

Finding Your Way Around the MVX2i....8

Preparations

Powering Your Camcorder ..................11

Loading a Cassette..............................16

Basic Recording

Basic Recording ..................................18

Zooming ............................................23

Using the LCD Screen..........................25

Tips for Making Better Videos ............28

Basic Playback

Playing Back a Tape ............................30

Connections for Playback on a

TV Screen ......................................34

General

Searching and Reviewing

While Recording ............................37

Using the Menus ................................38

Using the Wireless Controller ..............48

Recording

Setting the Date and Time ..................51

Recording Still Images onto a Tape ......54

Using the Built-in Flash........................56

Turning the Image Stabilizer Off ..........58

Using the Various

Recording Programs........................59

Using Digital Effects ............................63

Using the Multi-Image Screen ............69

Audio Recording ................................71

Setting the Self-Timer..........................73

Manual Adjustments

Adjusting Exposure Manually ..............75

Setting the Shutter Speed ..................77

Adjusting Focus Manually....................79

Setting the White Balance ..................81

Playback

Enlarging the Image during Playback ..83

Displaying Date, Time and Camcorder

Data (Data Code) ..........................84

Searching the Tape (Photo Search/

Date Search) ..................................87

Returning to a Pre-Marked Position ....88

Editing to a VCR ................................89

Dubbing to/from a Tape with Digital

Video Equipment............................90

Recording from a VCR, TV or Analog

Camcorder (Analog Line-in) ............93

Digitally Outputting Analog Video

and Audio Signals

(Analog-Digital Converter) ..............95

Recording Over Existing Scenes

(AV Insert Editing) ..........................97

Audio Dubbing ................................100

Setting the Audio Mix ......................103

Connecting to a PC Using a

DV Cable......................................105

Contents

Introduction

Editing

Using the Full Range of

Features

Mastering the Basics

Introduction

: Reference page numbers

: Functions that can be operated from the body of the camcorder

: Functions that can be operated from the wireless controller

: Supplementary notes for camcorder operation

`: Operation confirmation beeps ( 22)

• Capital letters are used to refer to settings displayed in the menus and

buttons labelled on the camcorder itself, e.g. Press the MENU button.

Memory Card Introduction ................106

Recording Still Images onto

a Memory Card ............................111

Recording Still Images from a Tape....114

Recording Still Images from Other

Devices (VCR, TV or Other Digital

Camcorders) ................................115

Recording Movies onto

a Memory Card ............................116

Recording Movies from a Tape ..........117

Recording Movies from Other Devices

(VCR, TV or Other Digital

Camcorders) ................................118

Recording Panoramic Images

(Stitch Assist) ................................119

Playing Back a Memory Card ............121

Settings of Still Images/Movies ..........124

Preventing Accidental Erasure

(Protect)

........................................127

Marking a Still Image for Printing

(Print Mark) ..................................128

Erasing Still Images/Movies ..........130

Using Printers Supporting the Direct

Print Function (Optional) ..............132

Combining Images (Card Mix) ..........141

Copying Still Images from Tape to

Memory Card ..............................146

Copying Still Images from Memory

Card to Tape ................................147

Formatting a Memory Card ..............148

Connecting to a PC Using a

USB Cable ....................................149

Using the My CAMERA Function ......150

Other Information and Precautions....152

Preparing the Camcorder ..................155

Notes on Using the Batteries ............157

Maintenance ....................................160

Troubleshooting ................................164

The MVX2i System Diagram..............168

Optional Accessories ........................169

Screen Displays..................................171

Specifications ....................................181

Index ................................................183

Menu at a Glance ............................185

Using a Memory Card

Additional Information

Symbols Used in this Instruction Manual

Introduction

Thank You for Choosing a Canon

Your camcorder is supplied with the

following accessories:

WL-D78 Wireless

Controller

Two AA batteries

Lens hood Lens cap and lens cap

cord

S-150 S-video Cable

STV-250N Stereo Video

Cable

Lithium button battery

CR1616

CA-560 Compact Power

Adapter

(including power cord)

BP-512 Battery Pack

First, we’d like to thank you for

purchasing this Canon camcorder. Its

advanced technology makes it very

easy to use — you will soon be

making high-quality videos which will

give you pleasure for years to come.

To get the most out of your new

camcorder, we recommend that you

read this manual thoroughly — there

are many sophisticated features

which will add to your recording

enjoyment.

Getting Started

To get started we suggest that you

master the basic operations of the

camcorder first, before moving on to

use its full range of features.

• When connecting the camcorder

to your personal computer, use the

optional CV-150F or CV-250F DV

cable.

When connecting the camcorder

to your PC equipped with a USB

terminal, use the supplied

IFC-300PCU USB cable.

Soft case for SD

Memory Card

SDC-8M SD Memory Card

(with pre-recorded

sample images)

PC-A10 SCART Adapter

(Europe, Asia)

IFC-300PCU USB cable DIGITAL VIDEO

SOLUTION DISK

DV NETWORK SOLUTION

DISK

ArcSoft Camera Suite CD

Introduction

Introducing the MVX2i

You can record still

images like photographs.

You can also shoot

continuously still images

and record them onto a

memory card.

Still Images

10×Optical Zoom and 200×

(card 40×) Digital Zoom

Memory Card

You can record still images and movies

onto a SD Memory Card or

MultiMediaCard. Transfer still

images/movies to your PC and use the

supplied software to edit or attach

them to your e-mail, or merge

separate still image into one large

panoramic scene.

You can print still images by

connecting the camcorder to a printer

supporting the Direct Print function.

Direct Printing

Allows high-speed transfer of memory card

data to a PC with a built-in USB port. You

can organize and edit still images/movies on

your PC using the supplied software.

USB Terminal

The DV terminal allows high-quality

transfer with virtually no deterioration

in quality of images. You can edit and

process images by connecting the

camcorder to a PC with the IEEE 1394

terminal.

IEEE 1394 DV Terminal

nalog Line-in Recording

Show your creativity by

using the special effects

and digital faders. These

digital effects and faders

can add visual appeal

and greater imaging variety. The multi-

image screen captures moving subjects

in 4, 9 or 16 sequences of still images.

Digital Effects

The built-in flash

automatically rises up

and fires according to the

brightness of the

surrounding area.

Built-in Flash

Your camcorder incorporates a mega-

pixel CCD. High-resolution still images

can be recorded onto a memory card.

Mega-pixel CCD

Canon’s optical

technology stabilizes

your recordings even in

long telephoto shots.

Optical Image Stabilizer

Allows you to record even in dark

places. The Night mode adjusts

automatically to the optimum shutter

speed, and the Super Night mode

utilizes the Super Night LED to record

bright colourful pictures.

Super Night Mode & Night Mode

Audio Dubbing/AV Insert Editing

You can customize the start up image

and shutter sound of the camcorder.

My Camera Function

Mastering

the Basics

Finding Your Way Around the MVX2i

(

)

INDEX

REC SEARCH

SCREEN

MIX/

CARD

SLIDE SHOW

LCD screen (p. 25)

Flash button (p. 56)/

(play/pause) button

(p. 30)

(stop) button (p. 30)/

INDEX SCREEN button

(p. 123)

BATT. (battery) RELEASE

button (p. 13)

Memory card compartment

cover (p. 107)

Battery attachment unit (p. 12)

LCD panel

OPEN button (p. 25)

REC (record) SEARCH +

button (p. 37)/ (fast

forward) button (p. 30)/

CARD +button (p. 119, 122)

REC (record) SEARCH –button(p. 37)/

Record review button (p. 37)/

(rewind) button (p. 30)/

CARD –button (p. 119, 122)

DIGITAL EFFECTS button

(p. 63)

Digital effects ON/OFF

button (p. 63)

FOCUS button(p. 79)/

DATA CODE button (p. 84)

EXP (exposure) button

(p. 75)

Enlarge buttons (p. 83)/

Trimming buttons (for direct

printing) (p.138)

Card MIX button (p. 143)/

SLIDE SHOW button (p. 123)

Self-timer button (p. 73)/

REC PAUSE (Line-in) button

(p. 91, 94)

Mastering

the Basics

CARD TAPE

OPEN/EJECT

AV IN/OUT

MIC

Bottom view

IN/

OUT

(

)

TAPE/CARD switch

(p. 19)

POWER indicator

(p. 18)

Viewfinder (p. 155)

POWER switch

(p. 18)

Viewfinder focusing lever

(p. 155)

Grip belt (p. 156)

Zoom lever (p. 23)

PHOTO button

(p. 54, 111)

Selector dial (p. 33, 39)

MIC terminal

(p. 71, 100)

Program selector (p. 59)

Card access indicator

(p. 111)

Start/Stop button

(p. 19)

Easy

Recording

Program AE

Tripod socket (p. 28)

OPEN/EJECT switch (p. 16)

MENU button (p. 39)

Stereo microphone (p. 71, 100)

Built-in speaker (p. 33)

AV (audio/video)

IN/OUT terminal

(p. 34, 93)/

(phones) terminal

(p. 33)

S-video (IN/OUT)

terminal (p. 35, 93)

Backup battery cover

(p. 159)

Mastering

the Basics

DC IN 9.5V

IN/OUT

CHARGE

WIRELESS CONTROLLER WL-D78

REW

PLAY

START

/STOP

PHOTO

SELF TIMER

TV SCREEN

DATA CODE

CARD

AUDIO

MONITOR

REC

PAUSE

SEARCH SELECT

SLIDESHOW

ZERO SET

MEMORY

INDEX

SCREEN

AUDIO

DUB.

STOP

MIX

BALANCE

ST-1 ST-2

ON/OFF

D.EFFECTS

SET

ZOOM

AV INSERT

PAUSE

SLOW

REMOTE SET

AV DV

× 2 button (p. 32)

START/STOP button (p. 18)

MENU button (p. 39)

TV SCREEN button (p. 171)

SELF TIMER button (p. 73)

DATA CODE button (p. 84)

D.EFFECTS (Digital effects)

button (p. 63)

REC PAUSE button (p. 91, 94)

CARD –/+buttons (p. 122)

Transmitter

Zoom buttons (p. 23)

SET button (p. 39)

Digital effects ON/OFF button (p. 63)

MIX BALANCE buttons (p. 103)

Controller buttons (p. 40)

Search buttons (p. 87)

SEARCH SELECT button (p. 87)

AUDIO MONITOR button (p. 103)

AUDIO DUB. button (p. 101)

AV INSERT button (p. 99)

REMOTE SET button (p. 49)

AV DV button (p. 96)

+button (p. 31)

–button (p. 31)

FF button (p. 30)

PLAY button (p. 30)

STOP button (p. 30)

SLOW button (p. 31)

REW button (p. 30)

PAUSE button (p. 31)

PHOTO button (p. 54, 111)

SLIDE SHOW button (p. 123)

INDEX SCREEN button (p. 123)

Remote sensor (p. 48)

Tally lamp (p. 21)

Terminal cover

Lens hood (p. 155)

Focus ring (p. 79)

u(LANC) terminal

(p. 89)

Cassette compartment (p. 16)

Cassette compartment cover

(p. 16)

DC IN terminal

(p. 11)

DV IN/OUT terminal

(p. 90)

CHARGE indicator

(p. 12)

Built-in Flash (p. 56)

Super Night LED

(White LED)

(p. 56, 62, 80)

USB terminal

(p. 149)

Enlarge buttons (p. 83)/

Trimming buttons (for direct printing)

(p. 138)

ZERO SET MEMORY button (p. 88)

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