Sony HDR-FX1000E Camcorder User Manual

This manual provides basic instructions on how to use HDR-FX1000E Digital HD Camcorder, including Getting Started, Recording/Playback, Using Menu, Copying/Editing, Using Computer, Troubleshooting, Additional Information and Quick Reference.


Brand
SONY
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
116
File format
PDF
File size
4.4 MB
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
236482CB3E7AD6AE957BB5306F3F6370

About this manual

This manual introduces the HDR-FX1000E camcorder, covering safety precautions, basic handling, and the steps to record and play back HDV video. It explains how to use the LCD screen, viewfinder, and menu system, and details the supported memory media and battery handling.

Later sections describe connecting the camcorder to external devices via i.LINK, HDMI, and other ports, copying and editing footage on a computer, and diagnosing common issues. A quick‑reference section summarizes key functions and specifications for fast access. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Getting Started
  • Recording and Playback
  • Menu Operation
  • Copy and Edit
  • Using a Computer
  • Troubleshooting
  • Additional Information
  • Quick Reference
  • Specifications

Specifications

Video formatHDV1080i
Effective scan lines1080
Video bitrate≈ 25 Mbps
Image sensor3 ClearVid CMOS sensors
Optical zoom20× G Lens
Supported memory cardMemory Stick Duo (and Memory Stick PRO Duo)
Battery typeInfoLithium battery pack

Frequently asked questions

How do I change the language setting on the camcorder?

Use the menu to select the language option and change it before operating the camera.

What type of memory cards can be used with the HDR‑FX1000E?

The camcorder supports Memory Stick Duo and, for compatible devices, Memory Stick PRO Duo; other types are not supported.

How can I capture still images while recording video?

Press the PHOTO button on the remote (or the camera) to record a still image to the inserted Memory Stick Duo.

Is it normal to feel a slight electric current when touching the metal body?

Yes, the weak current is caused by EMI‑suppression components in the power adapter and is within safety limits.

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