Canon GL2 camcorder
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• Thank You For Choosing a Canon »
• Introducing the GL2 »
• Finding Your Way Around the GL2 »
• Preparing the Camcorder »
• Powering the Camcorder »
• Loading a Cassette »
• Using the Menus »
• Using the Wireless Controller/Tally Lamp »
• Setting the Date and Time »
• Basic Recording »
• Tips for Making Better Videos »
• Zooming »
• Using the LCD Screen »
• Turning the Optical Image Stabilizer Off »
• Using the ND Filter »
• Recording Still Images onto a Tape »
• Selecting the Movie Mode (Normal/Frame) »
• Searching and Reviewing While Recording »
• Using the Various Recording Programs »
• Audio Recording »
• Using the Custom Key »
• Using Digital Effects »
• Using the Color Bars »
• Using a Canon Speedlite for Flash Photography (Optional) »
• Recording with the Interval Timer »
• Recording with the Self-Timer »
• Using the DV Control »
• Using the VL-3 Video Light (Optional) »
• Using the DM-50 Microphone (Optional) »
• Using the MA-300 Microphone Adapter (Optional) »
• Adjusting the Exposure Manually »
• Adjusting the Focus Manually »
• Setting the White Balance »
• Using AE Shift »
• Using the Custom Preset »
• Using the Zebra Pattern »
• Recording PC Screens and Other Screens Using CLEAR SCAN »
• Recording the Display Information »
• Playing Back a Tape »
• Displaying Date, Time and Camcorder Data (Data Code) »
• Searching the Tape (Photo Search/Date Search/Index Search) »
• Returning to a Pre-Marked Position (Zero Set Memory) »
• Connections for Playback on a TV Screen »
• Editing to a VCR »
• Dubbing to/from a Tape with Digital Video Equipment »
• Recording from a VCR, TV or Analog Camcorder (Analog... »
• Digitally Outputting Analog Video and Audio Signals... »
• Recording Over Existing Scenes (AV Insert Editing) »
• Audio Dubbing »
• Setting the Audio Mix »
• Connecting to a PC Using a DV Cable »
• Memory Card Introduction »
• Recording Still Images onto a Memory Card »
• Playing Back a Memory Card »
• Settings of the Still Images Recorded on a Memory Card »
• Preventing Accidental Erasure (Protect) »
• Marking a Still Image for Printing (Print Mark) »
• Erasing Still Images »
• Combining Images and Recording Them onto a Tape (Title Mix) »
• Copying Still Images from Memory Card to Tape »
• Formatting a Memory Card »
• Connecting to a PC Using a USB Cable »
• Other Information and Precautions »
• Notes on Using the Batteries »
• Maintenance »
• Troubleshooting »
• Optional Accessories »
• Screen Displays »
• Caution Phrases »
• Specifications »
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It is better than the gl-2 in low light, but sonys are usually the best in low light...The comment here on cnet about the flourite lens on the Canon, btw, is that it is an obscure addition, good or bad...