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April 12th, 2007, 09:30 AM | #17 |
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Looks like there might be hope on the horizon. Another HV20 owner posted some pics indicating that the camera does have the ability to fully mirror the screen when it's in a certain position against the camera. Hopefully this means there's another switch in there somewhere that can be tripped to get a fully mirrored image.
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Tom, you are my hero! :)
I will keep it secret and keep it safe as well! *Edit: Doesn't work with the HV10. :( -Ed Last edited by Ed Khang; June 28th, 2007 at 05:17 AM. |
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This trick does not work for the HV10. You cannot adjust the Exposure in Auto mode. Can't change shutter speed either. Quote:
Playing around some more, it seems that the Secret Loophole that was with the Optura Pi has been closed with the HV10. Still best to do TV mode, 1/30th, and decrease Exposure a lot. -Ed |
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There is another posting here, and at HV20 forum by a guy who had a Canon tech mount two switches on top of the camera behind the hot shoe, to have manual switching access. I put mine back together because it all looks very delicate...
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