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Important Usage Instructions
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND TO REDUCE ANNOYING INTERFER-
ENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.
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About this Manual and Camcorder
Thank you for purchasing the Canon VIXIA HF R82 / VIXIA HF R80 /
VIXIA HF R800. Please read this manual carefully before you use the
camcorder and retain it for future reference. Should your camcorder fail to
operate correctly, refer to Troubleshooting (A 225).
Conventions Used in this Manual
The following terms are used in this manual:
b When not specified as “memory card” or “built-in mem-
ory”, the term “memory” by itself refers to both.
Scene” refers to one movie unit recorded with a single recording
operation.
Important precautions related to the camcorder’s opera-
tion.
Additional notes and topics that complement the basic
operating procedures.
Restrictions, requirements or preconditions regarding the
function described.
A
Reference page number within this manual.
b Text that applies only to the model(s) shown in the icon.
>
This arrow is used to abbreviate menu selections. For a
detailed explanation on how to use the menus, refer to
Using the Menus (A 41).
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•Brackets [ ] are used to refer to onscreen controls you need to touch
(menus, buttons, etc.) and to messages as they are displayed on the
screen.
•The photos included in this manual are simulated pictures taken with
a still camera. Unless indicated otherwise, illustrations and menu
icons refer to the ^.
•Illustrations of the camcorder’s screen or a computer’s screen
included in this manual may show only relevant parts of the screen.
Navigation buttons: The navigation bar at the bottom of the page
offers up to four buttons to let you get quickly to the information you
want to find.
Jump to the general table of contents.
Go to a list of select functions grouped by their uses in r
eal-
li
fe situations. This alternative index can be very useful for
beginners who encounter a particular challenge but are not
sure of what function to use.
Jump to the alphabetical index.
The button with a number in it will take you to the beginning
of the current chapter, where you will find an overview of the
information and related functions covered in that chapter.
Note that the icon itself will change depending on the chapter
you are currently reading.
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•Observe the following precautions while the camcorder’s
ACCESS indicator is on or flashing. Failing to do so may result
in permanent data loss or damage to the memory.
- Do not open the memory card slot cover.
-Do not disconnect the power source or turn off the cam-
corder.
- Do not change the camcorder’s shooting mode.
-Do not press the ^ button.
-When a USB cable is connected to the camcorder, do not
disconnect the USB cable.
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Table of Contents
Important Usage Instructions ................................................2
About this Manual and Camcorder .......................................4
The Camcorder’s Functions in Real-Life Situations ............12
Unique functions for special cases......................................12
Getting the look you want...................................................13
Challenging subjects and shooting conditions.....................14
Playback, editing and others...............................................15
b Wireless functions ..............................................16
Getting to Know the Camcorder..........................................18
Supplied Accessories .........................................................18
Names of Parts ...................................................................19
Preparations ................................................................ 24
Charging the Battery Pack...................................................25
Using a Memory Card..........................................................30
Memory Cards Compatible for Use with the Camcorder .....30
Inserting and Removing a Memory Card .............................31
First Time Settings...............................................................34
Basic Setup........................................................................34
Changing the Time Zone.....................................................37
Initializing the Memory.........................................................38
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Basic Operation of the Camcorder......................................40
Using the Touch Screen .....................................................40
Using the Menus.................................................................41
Operating Modes................................................................46
Basic Recording and Playback .................................. 47
Basic Recording ..................................................................48
Recording Video .................................................................48
Taking Photos ....................................................................52
AUTO Mode .......................................................................54
Zooming.............................................................................57
Basic Playback ....................................................................62
Playing Back Video.............................................................62
Viewing Photos...................................................................67
Deleting Scenes and Photos...............................................69
Advanced Recording Functions ................................. 73
Recording Settings and Shooting Modes............................74
Selecting the Video Quality .................................................74
b Selecting the Memory
(Built-in Memory/Memory Card) for Recordings ..................75
b Dual Recording and Relay Recording.................76
Selecting the Shooting Mode..............................................77
Highlight Priority Mode........................................................79
Cinema Mode and Cinema-Look Filters ..............................80
Special Scene Modes .........................................................82
Programmed AE Mode: Adjusting Settings to
Match Your Needs ..............................................................85
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Convenient Functions..........................................................86
Slow & Fast Motion Recording............................................86
Decoration: Adding a Personal Touch.................................92
Video Snapshot ..................................................................99
Face Detection and Tracking ............................................100
Faders ..............................................................................103
When You Want More Control...........................................105
Exposure ..........................................................................105
Focus ...............................................................................107
White Balance ..................................................................109
Frame Rate.......................................................................111
Tele Macro .......................................................................112
Recording Audio ................................................................113
Audio Scenes ...................................................................113
Using Headphones ...........................................................114
Using an External Microphone ..........................................117
Advanced Playback and Editing Functions ............. 118
Advanced Playback Functions ..........................................119
Grabbing Still Frames from a Movie ..................................119
b Playback with Background Music ....................120
Photo Slideshow ..............................................................122
Editing Functions ...............................................................124
Trimming Scenes..............................................................124
b Copying Recordings to a Memory Card ...........125
Converting Movies to MP4 Format (Resizing Scenes) .......128
b Converting Movies into Fast Motion Scenes.....131
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External Connections................................................ 134
Terminals on the Camcorder .............................................135
Connection Diagrams .......................................................136
Playback on a TV Screen...................................................139
Saving and Sharing Your Recordings................................141
Saving Recordings on a Computer ...................................142
Saving Recordings on the Optional CS100 Connect
Station (USB)....................................................................146
b Memory Save: Saving an Entire
Memory onto an External Hard Drive ................................147
b Wi-Fi Functions......................................... 152
Overview of the Camcorder’s Wi-Fi Functions..................153
The Camcorder’s Wi-Fi Functions.....................................157
Using an iOS or Android Device as a Remote Control.......157
Saving Recordings Using an iOS/Android Device..............169
Saving Recordings on the Optional CS100 Connect
Station (NFC+Wi-Fi)..........................................................172
Sharing Recordings with CANON iMAGE GATEWAY........174
Wi-Fi Connection and Settings..........................................180
Wi-Fi Connection Using an Access Point ..........................180
Viewing and Changing Wi-Fi Settings................................186
Additional Information............................................... 190
Appendix: Menu Options Lists ..........................................191
Appendix: Onscreen Icons and Displays...........................216
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Trouble?.............................................................................225
Troubleshooting................................................................225
List of Messages...............................................................235
Do’s and Don’ts.................................................................253
Safety Instructions and Handling Precautions ...................253
Maintenance/Others ..........................................................261
Cleaning ...........................................................................261
Condensation ...................................................................261
Using the Camcorder Abroad ...........................................262
General Information ...........................................................264
Optional Accessories ........................................................264
Specifications ...................................................................268
Reference Tables...............................................................273
Index ..................................................................................277
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The Camcorder’s Functions in
Real-Life Situations
Unique functions for special cases
Shoot a cool time-lapse video or use slow motion to check your
golf swing.
Slow & Fast Motion Recording (A 86)
Decorate movies with graphics and stamps.
Decoration (A 92)
Create a dynamic montage sequence with short cuts.
Video Snapshot (A 99)
Record the best sound possible according to your
shooting situation, such as when attending a speech or
musical performance.
Audio Scenes (A 113)
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Getting the look you want
Let the camcorder select the best
settings according to the shooting
scene to get beautiful video and photos.
N mode (A 54)
Make the image brighter or darker
than the exposure set by the
camcorder.
Exposure (A 105)
Get more life-like detail when shooting a
scene with very bright areas.
Highlight Priority Mode (A 79)
[ Highlight Priority]
shooting mode
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Change how smooth or natural
movement looks in your videos.
Frame Rate (A 111)
Give your recordings a professional
cinematic look.
Cinema Mode and Cinema-Look Filters
(A 80)
Challenging subjects and shooting conditions
Shoot great video of special scene situations with minimal
settings.
Shooting Modes (A 77)
Obtain natural-looking colors even under special lighting
conditions.
White Balance (A 109)
Optimize the exposure for the desired subject just by touching the
screen.
Touc h A E ( A 106)
Keep the subject in focus and the exposure optimized while shooting
a moving subject.
Face Detection and Tracking (A 100)
Cinema-look filter
[FILTER 2] (Vivid)
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Playback, editing and others
Save parts of your video as image files.
Grabbing Still Frames (A 119)
Convert scenes into a smaller file size to upload to the Web.
Converting Movies to MP4 Format (A 128)
b Convert scenes into interesting time-laps e scenes.
Converting Movies into Fast Motion Scenes (A 131)
b Save all the recordings in a memory directly onto an
external hard disk, even without a computer.
Memory Save (A 147)
Lock your files to avoid inadvertently deleting or changing them.
Locking Files from Editing (A 65)
b Play back scenes or a slideshow of photos with
background music.
Playback with Background Music (A 120)
Enjoy your recordings
on a TV.
HDMI Connection (A 136)
Playback (A 139)
Save recordings on your computer.
Saving Recordings (A 142)
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Save your recordings effortlessly on the optional CS100 Connect
Station.
CS100 Connect Station (A 146, 172)
b Wireless functions
Use your smartphone or tablet as a remote control while
recording.
CameraAccess plus (A 157)
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Use an app to wirelessly save recordings to your smartphone/
tablet and upload them to the Web.
Camera Connect (A 169)
Share your recordings with Web albums using CANON iMAGE
GATEWAY.
CANON iMAGE GATEWAY (A 174)
Use the NFC function to effortlessly connect your camcorder to
your NFC-enabled Android device.
NFC (A 158, 163)
Connect the camcorder to your home network and wirelessly
stream your recordings.
Wi-Fi Connection to an Access Point (A 180)
Review and change Wi-Fi settings (for advanced users).
Wi-Fi Settings (A 186)
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Getting to Know the Camcorder
Supplied Accessories
The following accessories are supplied with the camcorder:
* CA-110E, including power cord, in Asia.
CA-110 Compact Power
Adapter*
BP-727 Battery Pack
IFC-300PCU/S USB Cable
HTC-100/SS High Speed
HDMI Cable
Quick Guide
The camcorder may make a rattling sound if it is shaken
(A 230).
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Names of Parts
Left side view
1 ^ (playback mode) button (A 46)
2 ON/OFF button
3 Memory card slot cover (A 31)
4 Memory card slot (A 31)
5 MIC (microphone) terminal (A 117)
6 AV OUT terminal (A 135, 137)/× (headphones) terminal (A 114)
7 HDMI OUT terminal (A 135, 136)
8 USB terminal (A 135, 138)
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Right side view
1 START/S TOP button (A 48)
2 DC IN terminal (A 25)
3 Grip belt
Adjust the grip belt so that you can reach the zoom
lever with your index finger, and the Y
button with your thumb.
4 Lens cover switch
Move the lens cover switch down to to open the
lens cover.
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