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Zentraleinheit
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a Canon USC1 Hi8 Camcorder that I have not used in a while.
When I went to use it I found that:
1: The image in the viewfinder looks like someone turn the contrast way down
so only the brightest of images can be barely seen.
2: When a recording made from the camcorder is played back on my 8mm desktop
player. It looks like it was done in infered.
The image is a dull noisey red with black areas denoting lights or
Windows.
However, when I use the camcorder to record using Line-in, or play back pre
recorded tapes, everthing is OK
What happen?
Has the CCD gone bad?
Does not regular use of the camcorder somehow damaged it?
Any thoughts?
When I went to use it I found that:
1: The image in the viewfinder looks like someone turn the contrast way down
so only the brightest of images can be barely seen.
2: When a recording made from the camcorder is played back on my 8mm desktop
player. It looks like it was done in infered.
The image is a dull noisey red with black areas denoting lights or
Windows.
However, when I use the camcorder to record using Line-in, or play back pre
recorded tapes, everthing is OK
What happen?
Has the CCD gone bad?
Does not regular use of the camcorder somehow damaged it?
Any thoughts?