This document provides descriptions of the functions of various buttons and dials on a camera, including the focus ring, zoom ring, shutter speed and exposure dial, LCD screen, white balance settings, menu button, on/off slider, selector dial, viewfinder, record button, HDMI and mic inputs, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings. It explains how each control impacts factors like focus, zoom, video settings, lighting adjustments, and image quality parameters.

1. Focus in and out using the
ring to change clarity and
what is in focus.
Zoom in and out using the
ring to change the
appearance of distance

2. Switch between shutter
speed and exposure
LCD Screen to look at what is
being videoed and gives you
the ability to change settings
White Balance to change
lighting settings on camera
depending on lights used
and weather
Menu Button to access menu
and settings

3. On/Off slider to turn
the camera on and off
as well as switch to a
video recorder
Selector Dial to
change settings and
priorities e.g. putting
camera into manual
Viewfinder to look
through to see what is
being captured to
frame with accuracy Record Button to start
and stop recording

4. HDMI Input to connect
devices such as computers
and TV
MIC Input to connect a MIC

5. White Balance Manual to
adjust according to the
weather and lighting
Aperture
to change the
exposure
Shutter Speed should be
changed depending on how
much light and pace is
needed
ISO is change if faster shutter
speed is needed although the
higher the ISO the more grain