SONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650USONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UOpening/Closing the Lens CoverSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UInserting the BatterySONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650URemoving the BatterySONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UTurning ON/OFF the PowerSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UAdjusting the LCD Monitor / ViewfinderSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UAdjusting the LCD Monitor / ViewfinderSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UInserting/Removing Memory CardSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UZoom OperationSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UOperating the GainFOCUSStep 1: Zoom al the way into the subject. (If subject is a person, zoom into the eyes) Step 2:Focus using the focus ring. Step 3:Zoom out to Frame & Compose your shot. Focus Tools:Peaking & Expanded FocusFOCUSSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UEXPOSUREDetermines the amount of light allowed to enter the Iris (Lens) of the camera. How bright or dark the image is. Exposure Tool:Zebra LinesAdjusting the EXPOSURESONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650USHUTTER SPEEDDetermines the amount of light allowed to enter the Iris (Lens) of the camera. How bright or dark the image is.Operating The SHUTTER SPEEDSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UWHITE BALANCETelling the camera what white looks like under the lighting condition.Step 1: Have your positioned where you are going to be lming from. Step 2: Place a piece of white paper or white object in the location in the location where your talent will be. (Under talents lighting condition) Step 3: With the camera, Zoom In all the way into the piece of paper. Step 4:Set your White Balance Step 5: Zoom out to recompose and Frame shot.Adjusting The WHITE BALANCESONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UGainUsed as a last resort if image is too dark. Utilizing the gain brightens the image ELECTRONICALLY. Disadvantage:Makes the image grainy.SONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UOperating the GainND FilterUsed as a last resort if image is too bright. Utilizing the ND Filter, places a lter, up to three stops, over the iris resulting in a darker image. Think of sunglasses for the lenses.ND FILTERSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650USTEPS IN SETTING UP YOUR CAMERAStep 1: Set Gain to Zero / Low Step 2: Shutter Speed Step 3: Exposure Step 4: White Balance Step 5: FocusScenario 1: If image is too dark. Step 5A: GainScenario 2: If image is too bright. Step 5B: ND FilterPRE-ROLL / POST-ROLL(HANDLE)5-10 seconds of Extra footage lmed before and after each shot. The Pre-Roll / Post-Roll is used as a bu!er for editingStep 1: Say Ready On The Set Step 2: Say Quiet On The SetStep 3: Say Camera Rolling" (Press REC button on Camera at the same time) Step 4: Quietly Count down using your hands5..4..3..2..1 Step 5: Cue talentStep 1: Quietly Count down using your hands5..4..3..2..1 Step 2: Press the REC button on camera to stop recording. PRE-ROLL (Beginning of Shot) POST-ROLL (End of Shot)AudioRolling/Coiling Cables For StoragePlease roll/coil your cables utilizing the Over/Under Technique. By doing so, it helps prevent tangle & prolongs the life of the cable.This Technique is accepted as best practice for all media production professionals.Types Of Microphones AvailableMini Shotgun Shotgun Handheld Lavaliere Wireless (Handheld & Lavaliere)SONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UAudio RecordingSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UAdjusting Audio Recording LevelSONY HXRNX5U JVC GY-HM650UMonitoring Audio Sound During Recording