I have just got a Sony SCR HD 1000 3CCD camcorder.

When I shoot and playback, there is a blue screen gap (5 seconds) between
sceens.

Is there something I can do, or should I live with it?

THANKS

NIKOS

"Hatzigiannakis Nikos" wrote in message
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I have just got a Sony SCR HD 1000 3CCD camcorder.

When I shoot and playback, there is a blue screen gap (5 seconds) between
sceens.
Is there something I can do, or should I live with it?
THANKS
NIKOS

Assuming that use the start/stop button for recording, keep the camera in
"Standby" between takes, and keep the cassette in the camera, you should not
get blue screen between scenes. I don't get a blue screen on my Sony TRV22
in normal use, but I think I saw a hint of it on my Sony TRV60 shortly after
purchase. Doesn't seem to happen now.

If it continues, I suggest you take it back, after all it's supposed to be a
top model! How's the exposure in full auto?

--
M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm

That hapened when i switched off and on the camera not in between sceens
with start/stop button.

The only thing É noticed is that when the subject is very bright there are
some "sparking" areas

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"Hatzigiannakis Nikos" wrote in message
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I have just got a Sony SCR HD 1000 3CCD camcorder.

When I shoot and playback, there is a blue screen gap (5 seconds) between
sceens.
Is there something I can do, or should I live with it?
THANKS
NIKOS

Assuming that use the start/stop button for recording, keep the camera in
"Standby" between takes, and keep the cassette in the camera, you should
not
get blue screen between scenes. I don't get a blue screen on my Sony
TRV22
in normal use, but I think I saw a hint of it on my Sony TRV60 shortly
after
purchase. Doesn't seem to happen now.

If it continues, I suggest you take it back, after all it's supposed to be
a
top model! How's the exposure in full auto?

--
M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm

"Hatzigiannakis Nikos" wrote in message
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That hapened when i switched off and on the camera not in between sceens
with start/stop button.

The only thing É noticed is that when the subject is very bright there are
some "sparking" areas


It still doesn't seem correct. If I stop filming with the Start/Stop
button, turn off properly, turn on again to Standby, and then film again
using the Start/Stop button, I do not get blue screens between scenes.

I asked about the exposure because reviews in the journals in the UK all
indicated that slight over-exposure was a problem for this "top model" when
used in Full Auto. My TRV60 also suffers from this (and I now nearly always
use manual exposure control), whereas my TRV22 seems to be spot on in full
auto.

--
M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm

I use thae simple tape (without chip). Does it make any difference ?

"Nikos Hatzigiannakis" wrote in message
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I use thae simple tape (without chip). Does it make any difference ?

Not in my case. I mainly use chipped tape for ease of finding my "dated
shoots" afterwards for playback, but I haven't noticed any difference when
using non-chipped tapes.
--
M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm