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User Manual 3.7 MB 5-024-458-11 (2) GB Solid-State Memory Camcorder FX6 ILME-FX6V/ILME-FX6VK ILME-FX6T/ILME-FX6TK E-mount Operating Instructions © 2020 Sony Corporation 2 Table of Contents 1. Overview 5. Thumbnail Screen 8. Appendix System Configuration........................................ 3 Thumbnail Screen ........................................... 63 Usage Precautions ........................................ 109 Location and Function of Parts ..........................4 Playing Clips ....................................................64 Output Formats and Limitations ....................110 Using the Touch Panel .................................... 10 Clip Operations ...............................................65 Troubleshooting............................................. 112 Screen Display .................................................. 11 Error/Warning Messages ...............................114 6. Menu Display and Settings Items Saved in Files .......................................116 2. Preparation Full Menu Configuration and Hierarchy ..........66 Block Diagrams ..............................................124 Power Supply ...................................................17 Full Menu Operations ......................................68 Updating E-mount Lens Software ..................127 Attaching Devices ............................................19 User Menu ....................................................... 70 Licenses..........................................................128 Configuring Basic Camcorder Operation ......... 24 Edit User Menu .................................................71 Specifications ................................................. 131 Using Memory Cards .......................................26 Shooting Menu ............................................... 72 Project Menu ....................................................77 3. Shooting Paint/Look Menu ............................................83 Basic Operation Procedure ..............................34 TC/Media Menu ..............................................85 Adjusting the Zoom ........................................36 Monitoring Menu ............................................ 87 Adjusting the Focus ........................................ 37 Audio Menu ....................................................90 Adjusting the Brightness ................................42 Thumbnail Menu............................................. 92 Adjusting for Natural Colors (White Technical Menu ............................................... 93 Balance) ....................................................45 Network Menu ................................................95 Setting the Audio to Record ............................46 Maintenance Menu .........................................99 Useful Functions .............................................48 Shooting Menu Settings and Default Proxy Recording ...............................................51 Values ..................................................... 100 Shooting with the Desired Look...................... 52 Image Quality Settings Saved for Each Shooting Shooting with Look Adjustment in Mode ...................................................... 104 Post-Production .......................................54 Saving and Loading Configuration Data ........105 Recording RAW Video ..................................... 55 7. External Device Connection 4. Network Functions Connecting External Monitors and Recording Connecting to Other Devices via LAN ..............56 Devices ................................................... 106 Connecting to the Internet ..............................60 Synchronizing Timecodes ..............................107 Uploading Files ................................................61 Managing/Editing Clips using a Computer ... 108 3 1. Overview System Configuration SDXC SMAD-P3D XLR-K2M memory cards UWP-D21 SMAD-P5 URX-P03D Multi-Interface XLR-K3M UWP-D22 HVL-LBPC Multi-Interface Wireless Shoe Adaptor XLR Adaptor Kit UWP-D26 Shoe Adaptor Microphone Video Light Wireless Receiver Microphone Package CFexpress Type A CFexpress Type A card reader/ memory cards SD card reader LA-EA3 BP-U35, BP-U60, BC-U1A, BC-U2A BC-CU1 LA-EA4 BP-U60T, BP-U70, Battery Charger Battery Charger A-mount Adaptor BP-U90, BP-U100 (supplied) Battery Pack ILME-FX6V/ILME-FX6VK ILME-FX6T/ILME-FX6TK AC adaptor E-mount lens (supplied) ECM-VG1 ECM-MS2 Microphone Grip remote control MCX-500 RM-30BP (supplied) Multi Camera Live Remote Control Unit Producer 4 1. Overview Location and Function of Parts 10. Recording/tally lamp (front) (page 34) Left Side and Front Side Flashes when the remaining capacity on the recording media or battery is low. 11. FOCUS switch (page 37) 12. Image sensor 13. PUSH AUTO FOCUS button (page 40) 14. Lens signal contacts [Note] 1 10 Do not touch directly with your hands. 2 11 15. WB SET (white balance set) button 12 (page 45) 3 16. Lens release button (page 22) 4 13 5 6 14 7 8 15 9 16 1. Tape measure hook 6. (N-Mark) (page 56) The tape measure hook is on the same plane ˎˎTouch a smartphone equipped with the as the image sensor. To measure the distance NFC function against the unit to establish a between the camcorder and the subject wireless connection. accurately, use this hook as a reference point. Some smartphones that support wireless You can attach the end of a tape measure to pay systems may not support NFC. For the hook to measure the distance from the details, refer to the operation manual for the subject. smartphone. ˎˎNFC (Near Field Communication) is an 2. Viewfinder connector (page 19) international communications protocol for 3. Air vent wireless communication between objects in close proximity. [Note] Do not cover the air vent. 7. Grip remote control attachment 4. TC IN/OUT select switch (page 34, (page 20) 107) 8. Grip remote control release button 5. Grip remote control connector (page 20) (page 20) 9. Wi-Fi antenna 5 1. Overview: Location and Function of Parts 9. Multi-function dial (page 48) Right Side (Front/Top/Bottom) Press when viewing the image in the viewfinder to display and operate the direct menu. Turn the dial when a menu is displayed in the viewfinder to move the cursor up/down to select menu items or settings. Press to apply the selected item. When the menu is not being displayed, the dial can also function as an assignable dial. 10. IRIS function button (page 42) 11. CANCEL/BACK button (page 64) Right side (rear) (page 6) 12. THUMBNAIL button (page 63) 1 13. MENU button (page 13, 68) 2 Press the MENU button to display the status 3 screen. Press and hold the MENU button to display the full menu screen. Press the 4 5 button during status screen or full menu 6 screen display to return to the previous screen 7 display. 8 9 14. ISO/GAIN function button (page 42) 10 15. ISO/GAIN (gain select) switch (page 42) 12 11 13 16. WHT BAL (white balance) function button (page 45) 17. WHT BAL (white balance memory select) switch (page 45) 1514 17 19 20 18. SHUTTER function button (page 43) 16 18 19. Headphone jack (page 34) 20. POWER switch (page 34) 1. Clip Flag button (page 50, 65) 6. ND FILTER POSITION up/down buttons (page 43) 2. HOLD switch (page 93) 7. ND CLEAR indicator (page 43) 3. Record START/STOP button (page 34) Press the record START/STOP button to start 8. ND VARIABLE AUTO button (page 43) recording. The LED is lit red while recording. Press the ND VARIABLE AUTO button to start auto density adjustment of the ND filter. The 4. ND VARIABLE dial (page 43) LED is lit green when turned on. 5. ND PRESET/VARIABLE switch (page 43) 6 1. Overview: Location and Function of Parts Right Rear Side and Card Slot 123 12 13 4 14 11 5 15 6 10 9 7 8 1. Wi-Fi antenna 8. POWER indicator (page 34) 2. AUDIO LEVEL (CH1) dial (page 46) 9. SLOT SELECT (memory card slot (A)/(B) select) button (page 34) 3. CH1 (AUTO/MAN) switch (page 46) 10. CH2 (AUTO/MAN) switch (page 46) 4. ASSIGN (assignable) 1 to 3 buttons (page 48) 11. AUDIO LEVEL (CH2) dial (page 46) 5. Internal microphone (page 46) 12. Access indicator A (page 26) Narration microphone for recording ambient 13. CFexpress Type A/SD card slot (A) sound. (page 26) [Tip] This microphone is disabled when the handle is 14. CFexpress Type A/SD card slot (B) attached, and the handle internal microphone becomes (page 26) active (page 7). 15. Access indicator B (page 26) 6. DISPLAY button (page 11) 7. Built-in speaker (page 34) 7 1. Overview: Location and Function of Parts 7. ASSIGN (assignable) 7 to 8 buttons 23. TC IN/TC OUT (timecode input/output) Handle, Rear, and Connector Block (page 48) connector (page 107) 8. Multi selector (8-way D-pad and apply 24. REMOTE connector buttons) Connect to general-purpose LANC jack 10 10 4 3 2 1 accessory. 9. Accessory shoe (page 7) 25. USB/multi connector (page 108) 10. Accessory attachment screw holes 5 (1/4 inch) 26. DC-IN connector (standard DC jack) 6 Compatible with 1/4-20 UNC screws (length of (page 18) 10 7 6 mm or less). 8 16 17 [Note] Attaching the accessory shoe Use of screws longer than 6 mm may damage the 9 18 exterior surface. 1 Lift the front edge of the shoe spring, and 19 11. Recording/tally lamp (rear) (page 34) pull the spring in the opposite direction to the arrow engraved on the spring. 12. BATT RELEASE button (page 17) 10 13. Air inlet Shoe spring [Note] Do not cover the air inlet. 11 20 14. Battery pack attachment (page 17) 12 21 15. USB-C connector (page 60) 1 13 16. INPUT2 (audio input 2) connector 22 (page 46) Accessory shoe 14 23 17. INPUT1 (audio input
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