The Sony DCR-HC62 MegaPixel LCD Digital Video Camera Created by Jim Berry, Cherokee County School District 1
May 16, 2015
The Sony DCR-HC62 MegaPixel LCD Digital
Video Camera
Created by Jim Berry, Cherokee County
School District
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External Speaker
Lens
Wrist Strap
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Pull out to extend/open
viewfinder
Record/Stop Button
Battery3
Lens Cover: Slide to Open/Close
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Push Green Button & Slide Right to Power
On
Press “Photo” for quick picture
Turn On Camera
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Push and hold Battery Release to Pull Battery
Out
Then Pull Battery Out Gently, from Top
***When Inserting Battery, Slide Bottom End in First, then Press Inward***
Extended Battery Included
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USB Connection (For Pictures, not Video)
2 Gig Memory Card for Pictures (Slides into slot until it ‘clicks’)
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Viewfinder is a Touch Screen
Press and slide green button to the right to toggle between screens
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To Eject/Remove/Replace Tape (Video) Slide Switch to the Left
Then Pull Gently to Open
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60 Minute Video Tape Slides Up and Out; (Careful!) Extra
Tape Included
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Record Video: Press Red Button w/Right Thumb
Zoom in or Out w/Right Index Finger
Stop Recording w/Red Button11
Capture Pictures to Your Computer (via USB cable)
Connect Smaller End of USB to Camera
Connect the Other end to the Computer
Then….See Next page12
Getting Video to Your Computer:
Firewire (Video) Connection
Smaller end of Firewire to Camera Here
The larger end of the Firewire cable goes to the computer; either to the
built in firewire port on the Dell D630, or to the external Firewire
adapter that’s inserted into the Dell D620
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Record Live Video From Camera Directly to Your Computer:
Once Cables are Connected, Turn Power on Camera
Windows XP will display this message; choose “Record Video using
Windows Movie Maker” or on Creation Stations you can choose “Edit
and Record Video using Adobe Premiere
Elements”
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This is the screen you’ll select to capture stored VIDEO
This is the screen you’ll select to capture stored PICTURES
(From the TAPE)Use FIREWIRE Cable
(From the Memory Card)
Use USB Cable
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Battery Low? Run camera from AC power adapter; connect here:
(DC in)16