Panasonic AG-AC90PX manuel d'utilisation

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    Register now!! http://panasonic.biz/sav/pass_e/ This product is eligible for the AVCCAM 3 Year Warranty Repair Program. For details, see operating instructions Vol. 1. Oper ating In structio ns Memory Card Camera-Recorder Model No. AG-AC90P AG-AC90PJ AG-AC90PX Vol.2 Please r ead these instructions ca refully b efore using this produ ct, and save th[...]

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    - 2 - ∫ About the reco rding forma t for recording motion pictures Y ou can record motion pictures with A VCHD reco rdi ng fo rmat s using t his unit. ( l 30 , 89 ) ≥ A VCHD Progressive (10 80/60p ) supporte d. A V CHD Prog ressi ve: It is po ssible to r ecord vi deo with highest quality (108 0/60p) possible with this u nit. ∫ Indemnity a bou[...]

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    - 3 - Read this first ............. .......... ........... ............... 2 Prep arati on Names a nd Functi ons of Main Pa rts ............ 5 Power su pply... ................ .......... ................ ... 1 1 Charging the battery .. ................ .......... .. 12 Inserting/ removing t he batt ery ............. .. 13 Charging and re cording t[...]

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    - 4 - Menu Using th e Menu .......... .......... ........... ............. 84 Camera Se tup ........... ................ .......... .. 84 Recording S etup ............. ................ ....... 89 Switch an d display settin g ......... .......... .. 95 Other F unctions .... ............... ........... ..... 1 00 Video Setup .......... .............[...]

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    - 5 - 1 Shou lder strap f ixtur e ( l 8 ) 2 Handle 3 Sub zoom lever ( l 35 , 99 ) ≥ This le ver func tions in t he same m anner as the zoom lever. 4 Sub reco rdin g st ar t/sto p butt on ( l 27 , 99 ) ≥ This b utton funct ions in th e same manner a s the recor ding start /stop butto n. 5 Acces sory sh oe 6 Micro phone hold er att achment p art [...]

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    - 6 - 19 Wireless r emote control s ensor ( l 26 ) 20 Intern al microp hones 21 Recordin g lamp ( l 10 0 ) 22 Speaker 23 Lens ( l 10 ) 24 Lens ho od 25 INPUT 1, 2 (LINE/ MIC) switc hes ( l 47 ) 26 INPUT 1, 2 (+48 V) switc hes ( l 47 ) 27 User 1, 2, 3 bu ttons [USER 1, USER2 , USER3] ( l 55 ) 28 Intellig ent aut o/Manu al switch [iA/MA NU] ( l 33 ) [...]

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    - 7 - 45 LCD m onitor extrac t part [PU LL] ( l 19 ) 46 LCD m onitor (T ouch scre en) ( l 20 ) 47 Shou lder strap f ixtur e ( l 8 ) 48 Eye cu p attachme nt part ( l 8 ) 49 Eye cup ( l 8 ) 50 Vie wfinde r ( l 21 ) 51 Battery release butt on [PUSH] ( l 13 ) 52 Battery holder ( l 13 ) 53 DC input terminal [DC IN] ( l 15 ) ≥ Do not us e any other A C[...]

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    - 8 - ∫ Adjust the len gth of the grip belt so tha t it fit s your hand. ∫ Att aching the eye cup Att ach by al ign in g the no tc h of the ey e cu p att ac hmen t p art w ith t he p rot rus ion a t th e ins ide of the eye cup. ∫ Att aching the Shoulder s trap We recomm end t hat you a ttach the shoulde r strap (sup plied) befo re going out o[...]

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    - 9 - ∫ Att aching the microphon e holder ≥ Attach by u sing a co mmerc ially avai lable scr ew drive r . ≥ When at taching an ex ternal m icropho ne (optio nal) to th e microp hone hol der attachme nt part, use the suppl ied m icropho ne hold er and m icropho ne hold er adapto r . ≥ The micr ophone holder is set up so that a 21 mm (0 .83 q[...]

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    - 10 - ∫ Att aching the lens ca p Prot ect the l ens s urf ace w ith t he l ens cap w hil e th e unit is no t us ed. ∫ Att aching the INPUT termina l cap Attach the INPUT termina l cap whil e the au dio inpu t termin als 1, 2 (XLR 3 pin) is not used. Attach or remove it by pinchi ng on it.  B INPUT te rminal cap AG-AC90-VQT4M99_mst.boo k 10 [...]

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    - 1 1 - ∫ About batteries that you can use with this unit (AG -AC 90 P/PJ ) The batte ry that can be used wit h this u nit is CGA- D54. (AG-A C90PX) The batte ry that can be used wit h this u nit is CGA- D54s. Preparation Power supply It has b een fou nd that counte rfeit b attery pack s which l ook v ery sim ilar to t he genu ine produ ct are m [...]

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    - 12 - Charging the battery Important: ≥ Do not use the AC cable wit h any othe r equi pment as it is designed only for th is unit. Al so, do not us e the AC cabl e fro m othe r equip men t with this un it. ≥ It is re commen ded to charge the b attery in a t empera ture be tween 10 o C and 30 o C (50 ° F to 86 °F). (The b attery temper ature [...]

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    - 13 - Inserting/removing the battery Install the battery by inserting it in the direction shown in the figure. Removing the battery Make sur e that the power switch is set to OF F and th e status in dicator is turn ed off, a nd the n remove by holding o nto it taking ca re not to drop. ( l 18 ) Whil e pres sing t he ba tter y r eleas e but ton, re[...]

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    - 14 - Charging and recording time ∫ Chargin g/Recordin g time ≥ T em per atu re: 25 o C (77 o F)/humidity: 60% RH ≥ When u sing the viewfinde r (time s in paren theses a re when us ing the LCD m onitor) ≥ These ti mes are approx imations . ≥ The in dicated char ging tim e is for when t he batt ery has been dischar ged co mplete ly . Char[...]

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    - 15 - Connecting to the AC outlet The uni t is in th e st andb y co ndit io n when the AC adap tor is co nnect ed. The pr imar y ci rcui t is alway s “live” as lon g as the A C adaptor is conne cted to an electrical outlet. Important: ≥ Use th e supp lied AC adaptor. Do not use the AC ada ptor o f anoth er devic e. ≥ Do not use the AC cabl[...]

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    - 16 - The unit can record motion pictu res or still pictur es to an SD card. Cards that you can use w ith this unit Use SD cards confor ming t o Class 4 or higher of the SD Speed Class Ra ting * for mo tion pictur e rec ording . * SD Speed Class Ratin g is the speed standard r egardin g contin uous wr iting. Che ck via the label on the card, etc. [...]

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    - 17 - Inserting/removing an SD c ard Caut ion: Check that th e acc ess lamp has go ne of f. 1 Open the SD card slot cover and insert (remove) the SD card into (from) the card slot B . ≥ One SD car d can be i nserted into each of t he card slo t 1 and th e card slot 2. ≥ Face the label side C in the directio n shown in the illustration and pres[...]

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    - 18 - Set the power switch to ON wh ile pressing the l ock release bu tton B to turn on the uni t. A The status indica tor lights on. ≥ T o turn on th e unit aga in after th e [ECONOMY ( BA T T)] or [ECO NOMY (AC)] is activated , set the power switch to OFF o nce, and th en to ON again. ( l 101 ) Operate the mode switch to change the mode to or [...]

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    - 19 - The view finder i s turned o ff and the LCD mon itor is turne d on when the LCD monitor is ex tracted . The viewfind er is turne d on when the LCD monitor is r etracted. Using the LCD monitor 1 Extract the LCD monitor in the direction as indicated in the figure. ≥ Hold the LC D monito r extrac t part A wh en pulling out. 2 Rotate to the po[...]

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    - 20 - How to use the touch screen Y ou c an operat e by dir ectly touc hing the LCD monitor (t ouch scr een) wit h your finger. ∫ T ouch T ouch and release the touch screen to select i con or picture . ≥ T ouch the center of the icon . ≥ T ouching the touch screen will no t operate while you are touch ing ano ther part o f the to uch screen.[...]

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    - 21 - It adju sts brightne ss and color density on the LCD mon itor . 1 Select the m enu. ( l 24 ) 2 T ouch the desired setting item. 3 T ouch / to adju st settings. 4 T ouch [ENTER]. ≥ T ouch [EXI T] to exi t the men u screen. Vie wfinder adjustment ≥ These setting s will not affect the images actually recorded. It adju sts the field of view [...]

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    - 22 - The reco rding im ages o r playback im ages o n the view finder can be selec ted be tween co lor/bl ack and wh ite. Select the menu . ( l 24 ) Recording yourself ≥ Chan ge t he mo de to . Rotate the L CD mo nitor t owards the lens side. ≥ Displ aying dur ing t he r eco rdin g yo urs elf c an b e switched by s etting [SEL F SHOOT]. ( l 98[...]

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    - 23 - When the unit is turned on fo r the first time, a message asking yo u to set the d ate and time will appear. Select [YES] and perform s teps 2 to 3 below to set the date and tim e. 1 Select the m enu. ( l 24 ) 2 T ouch the date or time to be set, then set the desired value using / . ≥ The year can be set betwee n 2000 and 2039 . 3 T ouch [[...]

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    - 24 - 1 Press the MENU butto n . 2 T ouch the top me nu A . 3 T ouch th e submenu B . ≥ Next (Pr evious) page can be d isplayed by touch ing / . 4 T ouch the desired item to enter the setting. 5 T ouch [E XIT] to e xit the me nu se tting . Preparation Usi ng t he m enu scr een MENU MENU AG-AC90-VQT4M99_mst.boo k 24 ページ 2 012年9 [...]

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    - 25 - Select the menu. 1 Power o n/off b utton [ ] The unit can be turned on/off when the power switch of this unit is set to ON. ≥ Unit can not be turned off w hen it is connecte d to the P C. 2 Photos hot bu tton [ ] * 3 On-scr een disp lay b utton [EXT DISPL A Y] ( l 77 ) 4 Play back op erat ion bu ttons ( l 66 , 68 ) These bu ttons fu nction[...]

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    - 26 - ∫ Wireless remote c ontrol usab le range A Wireless remote control sens or Distance: With in approx. 5 m (16 fe et) Angle : A ppr ox. 15 o up, down, left and right ≥ The w ireless re mote cont rol is intende d for in door ope rati on. Outdoors or und er strong light , the unit m ay not ope rate prop erly eve n withi n the usab le rang es[...]

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    - 27 - ∫ Basi c ca mera posi ti onin g Normal recording ≥ Put you r hand thr ough the grip be lt and h old the uni t with bo th hands. Recording from a high po sition Low-angle recording ≥ For easie r low-an gle rec ording, the sub recording start/stop b utton and th e sub zoo m lever can b e used. Recording Before recording AG-AC90-VQT4M99_m[...]

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    - 28 - ≥ When recording, m ake sure your f ooting is stable and the re is no dange r of colliding with a nother pers on or obj ect. ≥ Hold th e eye cup o f the vie wfinder a s close a s possibl e to your right eye. ≥ Adjust th e angle of the LC D moni tor accord ing to the p osition in which the unit is held. ≥ When yo u are outdoor s, reco[...]

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    - 29 - [SD CARD 1] a nd [SD CARD 2] can be selected separ ately to rec ord motion picture s or still picture s. 1 Select the menu. 2 T ouch the media t o recor d motion pic tures or still pictu res. ≥ The med ia is selected separately for moti on pictu res or still pictures and is then highlighted in yello w . 3 T ouch [ENTER]. Recording Selectin[...]

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    - 30 - 1 Change the mode to . ≥ Extract t he LCD m onitor. 2 Press the recording start/stop button C to start recording. ≥ Recording will stop when you press the recording start/stop button ag ain. ∫ Screen in dications in the Re cording M ode ≥ The imag es reco rded betwe en pr essing the r ecordin g start/sto p button to start rec ording [...]

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    - 31 - 1 Change the mode to . ≥ Extract t he LCD m onitor. 2 Press the button. ≥ When pho tos ar e be ing recor ded , th e remai ning recor dable nu mber of photo s and the phot o oper ation dis play are displayed. ∫ About the scre en indic ations while recording still pictures Recording Recording still p ictures Size of still pictu res R3000[...]

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    - 32 - ∫ About picture s ize The num ber o f recording pixels changes d ependin g on the [REC FO RMA T] ( l 89 ) and the [ASPECT] ( l 92 ). ≥ It is po ssible to record still p ictures wh ile reco rding motion pi ctures. (Simu ltaneous recordin g) ≥ It is re commende d to use a tripod w hen rec ording under l ow light co nditions because the s[...]

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    - 33 - ≥ is displayed in the Manual Mode . ≥ The foll owing m odes appr opriate for the co ndition are set just by p ointing the unit to what you want to recor d in the Intelligent Au to Mode. * When [ AUTO SLOW SHTR ] ( l 93 ) is [OFF], Low Light Mode will no t be entered. ≥ Dependi ng on the recordi ng conditi ons, the unit ma y not en ter [...]

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    - 34 - ∫ Intelligent Aut o Mode When swit ching to Intelligen t Auto M ode, th e Auto Wh ite Bal ance and A uto Focu s operate and automatica lly ad just the col or bal ance and focusing. Depen ding on the bright ness of the subje ct etc., the apert ure an d shutter s peed a re automa tically adjuste d for an o ptimum br ightness . ≥ Color bala[...]

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    - 35 - It can be zoomed up to 12 k . ≥ It can zoo m up to 25 k when the [i.Zoo m] is set to [ON]. ( l 92 ) ≥ Zoom m agnificati on can b e check ed in th e screen dis play of Z 00 to Z99. The value gets larger when zoo med i n, and th e va lue get s sm alle r wh en z oom ed ou t. 99 i s dis play ed d uri ng th e i.Zoom. Ring zoom Zoom op eration[...]

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    - 36 - ∫ About the zoo m spee d ≥ The zoom sp eed will vary depending o n how far the zoom lever is presse d or how fast th e zoom ring is rotate d. ≥ Zoom speed of the sub zoom le ver will vary dependin g on the settin g of [SUB ZOOM]. ( l 99 ) ≥ The zoom speed does not vary whe n operati ng with the wire less remote contro l. ≥ If you t[...]

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    - 37 - Use the image stabilizer to reduce the effects of shak e during recording. This unit is equipped with Hybrid Optical Image S tabilizer . Hybrid Optical Image S tabilizer is a hybrid of optical and electric al image stabilizer . ∫ Changing Ima ge S t abiliz er Mode When set to [ON] , you can further imp rove image stabilization for recordin[...]

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    - 38 - Perfor m focus adju stments us ing the focus rin g. If auto f ocusing is difficult d ue to th e cond itions, then use Manua l Focus. ≥ Switch to Man ual Mode. ( l 33 ) 1 Press the FOCUS A/M/ ¶ b utton to sw itch to Manual Focu s. ≥ It will switch to MF from AF. 2 Adjust the focus by rotating the focus ring. ≥ The focu s value ca n be [...]

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    - 39 - ∫ Focus Assis t When the FOCUS ASSI ST button is pre ssed, Focus As sist can be set. The in-foc us area is displayed in red. ≥ When it is presse d once mo re, the settings are ca nceled. ≥ The red display d oes no t appear o n the images ac tually re corded. ≥ The red display d oes no t appear o n TV . Utiliz ing the USER b utton Whe[...]

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    - 40 - Automa tic White B alance function may not r eproduce natura l colors dep ending on the scen es or lighting conditions. If so, you can adjust the White Balance manually . Switch the modes of Wh ite Balance by pressing the W.B. button. * Only disp layed wh en Manua l Mode is in us e. ≥ T o return to auto se tting, eithe r set to ATW o r set[...]

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    - 41 - ∫ T o set the White Bal ance in accordan ce to the recording scene 1 Fill the screen with a white subject or place a white piece of p aper in fr ont of the lens. 2 Press the W .B. button to display Ach. ≥ When the operation ic on is displayed and is t ouched, it will switch t o . ( l 64 ) 3 Keep on pressing the W . B. button to start the[...]

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    - 42 - Perform Iris/Gain adjust ments using the iris ring. Adjust it when the scre en is too b right or to o dark. ≥ Switch to Man ual Mode. ( l 33 ) 1 Press the IRIS A/M button to switch to Manual Iris Mode. ≥ disapp ears. ≥ The gai n is dis played in dB. 2 Adjust t he ir is by rot at ing the iri s ri ng. Iris/Gain value: CLOSE !# (F1 1 to F[...]

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    - 43 - ∫ Adjusting bright ness du ring the Auto Iris Mod e ≥ Switch to Man ual Mode. ( l 33 ) 1 Select the menu. 2 T ouch / to adju st settings. 3 T ouch [EX IT] to complete the setting. Utiliz ing the USER b utton It is con venient to u se followin g functions o f the USER b utton w hen it is s et to Manu al Iris. ≥ Please r efer to page 55 [...]

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    - 44 - Adjust th e shutte r speed w hen rec ording fast-movi ng subjects . ≥ Switch to Man ual Mode. ( l 33 ) 1 T ouch th e LCD mo nitor to display the operati on ic ons and tou ch . ( l 64 ) 2 T ouch / to adju st settings. ≥ When [ AUTO] is touche d, the shu tter speed is set autom atically . ≥ T ouch to comp lete the ad justment. Shutt er s[...]

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    - 45 - This un it can record audio in 5.1 ch or 2 ch. (The voice reco rding m ethod is Dolby ® Digital ( )) When r ecording i n 2 ch, it i s pos sible to swit ch betwe en built- in micro phone , external micropho ne, or conne cted au dio equ ipment for each ch annel. Microphone setup Record ing settin g of th e built-i n mic rophone c an be a djus[...]

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    - 46 - Switching Audio Input ∫ Using the buil t-in microp hone Audio is recorde d with th e built-in microp hone (5.1 ch) whe n the [MIC SETU P] is set t o anyth ing other tha n [2ch] . When [MIC S ETUP] is se t to [2ch], audio is reco rded wit h the built-in microphon e (2 ch) w hen the CH1 switch is set to INT(L) and the CH2 switch is set to IN[...]

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    - 47 - ∫ Using an external mic rophon e or audi o equipm ent ≥ Set [M IC SETU P] to [ 2ch]. ( l 45 ) 1 Connect an ex ternal microphone or audio equipme nt to AU DIO IN PUT1, 2 termi nals (X LR 3 pin). ( l 9 ) 2 Use INPUT1, 2 (LINE/MIC) switches to switch the connected audio input signal. LINE : audio equipm ent is co nnected Input l evel is 0 d[...]

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    - 48 - T o remove the e xternal microphone, etc. , from the au dio input terminals 1, 2 (XLR 3 pin) Remove whi le pushi ng on th e PUSH se ction of the audio input t erminal s 1, 2 (XLR 3 pin) . ≥ Set the input signal to built- in micro phone b y switch ing the CH1, CH2 switche s to INT (L ) or INT ( R) after r emoving the external m icrophone. A[...]

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    - 49 - Adjusting the audio input leve l ∫ Adjusting the input lev el of the built-in m icrophone (5.1 ch) ≥ Set t he [M IC SETU P] to anyt hing othe r than [2ch ]. ( l 45 ) 1 Select the menu. 2 (When [SET]/[SET r ] is selected) T ouch / to adjust the microphone input level. ≥ T ouch to activate/d isactivate ALC. When ALC is activate d, the i [...]

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    - 50 - Adjusting the input level of the built-in microphone (5.1 ch) using the operation icons ≥ Set t he [M IC SETU P] to anyt hing othe r than [2ch ]. ( l 45 ) ≥ Set [5.1ch MIC LEVEL] to [SET ]/[SET r ]. ( l 49 ) 1 Display the operation icons and touch . ( l 64 ) 2 T ouch / to adju st settings. 3 T ouch to complete the setting. ∫ Adjusting [...]

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    - 51 - Y ou c an change a coun ter disp lay that in dicates how much tim e has e lapsed duri ng record ing or playba ck. Recording Counter displ ay Counter di splay Indi cat io ns Time C ode TC 00:00: 00:00 or TC 00:0 0:00.0 0 ≥ Display will change depe nding on the setting o f the [TC MODE ]. ( l 52 ) User In forma tion ( l 53 ) UB 00 00 00 00 R[...]

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    - 52 - Setting the Time Code T ime code will disp lay the recording t ime in hours, minut es, seconds, and fr ames. TC 00 :00:00:0 0 (ho ur : m inute : s econ d : fra me [NDF ]) TC 00 :00:00.00 (ho ur : mi nute : secon d . fr ame [DF ]) ≥ The frame (Number of frames counted every second) will vary depending on th e [REC FORMA T] setting. ( l 89 )[...]

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    - 53 - Y ou c an set t he initi al time code. 1 Select the menu. 2 T ouch the item to set and change with / . ≥ It will be set to 00h00m00s00f when the RESET bu tton is pressed. ≥ “h” is an abb reviation for h our , “m” for minute, “s” for second and “ f” for frame. 3 T ouch [ENTER]. ≥ T ouch [EXI T] to comp lete the se tting.[...]

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    - 54 - Setting the Recor ding Counter Recording Counter will display t he recording time in secon ds. 0:00:00 (hou r : min ute : second (Whe n [RE C COUNT ER] i s set t o [TOT AL])) SCN 0: 00:00 (hour : minu te : s econd ( When [ REC C OUNTE R] is s et to [SCENE ])) Select th e count ing met hod during the r ecording. T o reset the Recording Counte[...]

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    - 55 - Each of the USE R button can registe r one function from the 12 availa ble fun ctions. ≥ There a re three U SER b uttons (US ER1 to USE R3) on th e main b ody and fo ur USER b utton ico ns (USER4 to USER 7) displ ayed on the LC D mon itor . Setting the USER but ton 1 Select the menu. 2 T ouch the USER but ton you wish t o set. ≥ The USE [...]

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    - 56 - Using the USER button T o use the set US ER button, pr ess USER1 to USE R3 button or touch the US ER4 to USE R7 button icon disp layed wh en you touch the L CD moni tor . (When you us e the USER1 t o USER 3) (When you us e the USER4 t o USER 7) ≥ T o cancel, p ress the USER button o r touch the USER bu tton icon ag ain. For canc eling or u[...]

  • Page 57

    - 57 - Functions of the USER button ∫ List of USER button function It can be tempor ary chang ed to Aut o Focus w hen it i s set to Ma nual Fo cus. ( l 38 ) Press an d hold the USER b utton, or touch and ho ld the USE R butto n icon in the reco rding screen . ≥ It will be canc eled when the butt on is released. ≥ The focus position set by the[...]

  • Page 58

    - 58 - Switches to autom atic iris control for spotlig ht. V ery bright object i s recorde d clear ly . ≥ appears when it is set. ≥ It will return to standard Auto Iris Mode ( ) when it is cance led. ( l 42 ) Fade in/f ade ou t effect (bla ck) can be added to the video and a udio th at is bein g recor ded. Press U SER but ton or touch U SER but[...]

  • Page 59

    - 59 - The Wh ite Balanc e can b e changed to A TW Lock. ( l 40 ) ≥ It will return to A TW when cance led. ≥ This ca nnot be se t when t he White Balanc e is set t o anything other t han A TW. Press U SER but ton or touch U SER butt on icon in th e record ing s creen. ≥ The zoom magn ification will change every time the but ton is pressed or [...]

  • Page 60

    - 60 - The mot ion pictur e reco rded last ca n be d eleted. Delete d sce nes c annot b e resto red. 1 Press USER button or touch USE R button icon in the recording screen. 2 T ouch [YES]. ≥ It will return to recording screen without deleting by to uching [NO]. ≥ Last Scene Delete is n ot possible in following case s: j When t he unit is tur ne[...]

  • Page 61

    - 61 - Quick S tart 1 Press a nd hold down the QUICK ST ART button until the display on the LCD monitor/ viewfinder disappears. The quick start lamp E f lashes g reen and the unit goes in to Quick St art St andby Mo de. 2 Press the QUICK ST ART button . The quick start lamp E goe s off and the u nit is pu t into recording pause ab out 0.6 s econds.[...]

  • Page 62

    - 62 - Zebra Zebra displ ay: Parts wher e white saturati on (co lor satura tion) is likely to occu r (extrem ely brig htly lit o r shiny parts) are display ed with diago nal lines (zebra pattern). Marker display : Displays th e lumina nce leve l of the center of the scre en (lum inance di splay fram e) in % . It mak es the adjus tment of the brigh [...]

  • Page 63

    - 63 - Switching the screen i ndications/mode information display ≥ T o c ance l, press the DIS P/MO DE CH K but ton agai n. ∫ T o displa y the Mode Information List of fun ctions assig ned to the USER butto ns (USER1 to USER 3) and settings of the [SUB REC BUTTON] an d [SUB Z OOM] are displaye d by pr essing an d holdin g the D ISP/MODE CHK bu[...]

  • Page 64

    - 64 - Y ou c an use conv enient f unctions just by th e easy operati on of touch ing the screen. 1 T ouch th e LCD mo nitor in t he re cording screen. ≥ The operat ion icons are displayed. 2 T ouch an operation icon. ≥ The foll owing f unction is availabl e. Ref er to the r espective pages for th e ope ration. *1 It is not disp layed in the In[...]

  • Page 65

    - 65 - 1 Change the mode to . 2 T ouch the play mode select icon A . 3 Select the [MEDIA] and [VIDE O/PICTURE] you wish to p lay back. ≥ T o uch [ENTER]. 4 T ouch the scene or the still pi cture to be played back. ≥ The reco rding format i s displaye d in the thumbnail displa y of the motion pict ures. ( , , etc.) ≥ Next (Pr evious) page can [...]

  • Page 66

    - 66 - * When pre ssed two times, the fa st forward/ fast rewin d speed in creases. (T he screen display changes f rom 5 to .) ∫ Change the th umbnail display While the thumb nail is disp layed, th e thum bnail disp lay chan ges in the fol lowing or der if th e zoom leve r or t he sub zoom lever is operated to side o r sid e. * Detailed inf ormat[...]

  • Page 67

    - 67 - ∫ Speake r/H eadphon e vo lume adj ustm ent Operate the volu me lever or the su b zoom lever to adju st the s peaker/ headphone volume during Motion Picture P laybac k Mode. To w a r d s “ r ”: Increases the volume To w a r d s “ s ”: Decreases t he volum e ≥ Sound will be heard only during normal playback. ≥ If pause pl ay is [...]

  • Page 68

    - 68 - Motion picture playback using operation icon For detail s on the b asic playb ack ope rations, re fer to pag e 65 . Play back op erat ion Playback display Oper ati ng s tep s Skip p layback (to th e start o f a scene) During Pl ayback Press the : or 9 butt on du ri ng pla yba ck. (Operat ion is possible with the wireless remote control only [...]

  • Page 69

    - 69 - Direc t playba ck During Pl ayback 1) T o uch to display t he dire ct playback bar A . 2) T o uch the di rect playb ack bar or slide i t while touching. ≥ The pl ayb ack p au ses t emp orar ily an d sk ip s to the p osition touch ed or s lid to while touchi ng. ≥ Playback will start by releasing your touchi ng or sliding finger. ≥ T o [...]

  • Page 70

    - 70 - Creating still picture from motion picture A single frame from th e recorded motion p icture can be saved as a still picture. The num ber o f recording pixels of photos created ch anges d epending on the record ing forma t of video take n and the image a spect rati o. Press the button at the location to be saved as a still pi cture during th[...]

  • Page 71

    - 71 - Resuming the previous pla yback If playb ack of a sce ne was st opped half way , the playback ca n be resu med from where it was stopped. If playb ack of a mo tion pictu re is sto pped, ap pears on the thu mbnail vie w of the stopped scene. ≥ The mem orized resume p osition is cance led if you turn o ff the unit or change the mo de. (The s[...]

  • Page 72

    - 72 - Playing bac k still pictures by date The still picture s recorded on the same day can be played back in su ccession. ≥ Change the mode to and touch t he play mode sele ct icon. Then, set [VIDEO /PICTURE] to [P ICTURE]. ( l 65 ) 1 T ouch the date select icon. 2 T ouch the playback date. The still picture s recorded on the date selected are [...]

  • Page 73

    - 73 - ≥ Change the mode to and touch t he play mode sele ct icon. Then, switch to the th umbnail d isplay o f the sc enes or still pic tures t o delete. ( l 65 ) 1 Select the menu. ≥ Protect ed scenes/st ill pictures cannot be del eted. 2 (Whe n [MU L TI] i s sel ected in S te p 1) T ouch the scene/still picture to be deleted. ≥ When touched[...]

  • Page 74

    - 74 - ≥ Scenes/still picture s that cannot b e played back (the thumbnails are disp layed as ) cannot be del eted. ≥ In case of [ALL SCENES], the de letion may take time if th ere are many sce nes or still picture s. ≥ If you d elete sc enes reco rded on other products or still pi ctures co nforming to DCF standard wi th this unit, all the d[...]

  • Page 75

    - 75 - ≥ Use the A V m ulti cab le (s upplied) o r HDMI cab le (opt ional) a nd chec k the ou tput s ettings. ( l 78 ) ≥ HDMI is th e inter face fo r digital devic es. If yo u connect th is uni t to a HD MI compat ible high definitio n TV an d then pl ay back the recor ded hig h definit ion imag es, you can enjoy the m in hig h resolu tion with[...]

  • Page 76

    - 76 - ≥ Check that the plug s are in serted as far as t hey go. ≥ Please use “High Speed HDMI Cables ” that have the HDMI logo (as shown on the cove r). Cable s not conform ing to the HDMI standard will n ot work. Panason ic HDMI cable is reco mmended. Part No. : RP-CH ES15 (1 .5 m) (4.9 feet) ≥ Do not use any ot her A V multi cabl es ex[...]

  • Page 77

    - 77 - ∫ T o watch im ages on a re gular TV (4:3) or when both s ides of the images do not a ppear on the s cree n Change the menu settin g to display the images correctly . (Check the TV settin g.) ≥ When aspe ct ratio is set to [4:3 ] and this device and a televi sion are connect ed, sometimes some icon s may not be displaye d on the te levis[...]

  • Page 78

    - 78 - Connecting with a HDMI cable Select th e desire d method of HDMI output. ≥ [AUTO] dete rmines the output resolut ion auto matically based o n infor mation from the co nnected TV . If the imag es are not o utput on th e TV when the setting is [AUTO], switch to t he met hod [1080p ], [1080i ] or [480p ] which e nables t he imag es to be di s[...]

  • Page 79

    - 79 - When th is device and a com puter f or editin g are con nected using a U SB connecti on cable , image data in th e SD card can be transferr ed. ≥ Concer ning non- linear e diting, re fer to the instruct ion man ual of y our ed iting softwar e. ≥ It is impossib le to write data to the SD card o n this unit fr om a PC Opera tin g envi ronm[...]

  • Page 80

    - 80 - ∫ If using Mac ≥ Even if the system requiremen ts mentioned in these operating instructions are fulfilled, some PCs cannot be used. ≥ The U SB equipme nt ope rates wit h the d river ins talled as standard in th e OS . PC Mac OS Mac OS X 10.8.1 CPU Intel Co re 2 Du o or bette r RAM 2 GB or more Interface USB port Other requir ements Mou[...]

  • Page 81

    - 81 - Connecting to a PC A USB ca ble (sup plied) ≥ Insert the plu gs as far as th ey will go. ≥ Insert the SD card. 1 Connect thi s unit to the AC adap tor . ≥ Use the AC adap tor to f ree you fr om worryi ng about the ba ttery runn ing down . 2 T urn on the unit. 3 Connec t this unit to a PC. ≥ The USB function selection screen will appe[...]

  • Page 82

    - 82 - About the PC display When th e unit is connec ted to a P C, it is recognized as an external drive. ≥ Removabl e disk (E xample: ) is disp layed in [Compu ter]. When tr ansferring d ata on an SD card to a com puter or w riting da ta stored in a com puter b ack to the SD card usin g an SD car d reader/ writer, in order to preven t omission s[...]

  • Page 83

    - 83 - Dubbing with a Blu-ray disc recorder ≥ In this manua l, “Blu -ray disc record er” is r eferr ed to as “BD reco rder” . Insert a memor y card containing video shot in A VCHD mode using the camera into a BD recorder manufactured by Pan asonic to save the co ntents in a Blu-ray Disc, DVD, or HDD. 1 Remove the m emory card from the cam[...]

  • Page 84

    - 84 - Refer to page 24 for how to se t up th e Menu. Camera Setup ≥ Switch to manua l mode . ( l 33 ) Prefer red camer a setting i nformatio n can b e saved to each sce ne file. Sw itch the sc ene fil e in accordan ce with the recor ding condi tions. 1 T o uch [CU STOMI ZE SCEN E]. 2 T ouch the scene file. ≥ The scene file will switch by t ouc[...]

  • Page 85

    - 85 - ≥ This funct ion’s default setting is [ SCENE1]. ≥ It is possible to switch the scene file by touc hing to while displ aying the oper ation icons. ( l 64 ) ≥ It will return to the default settings when [SCENE] is selected in [I NITIAL SET]. ( l 103 ) Adjusts the le vel of th e imag e outline correcti on. 1 T ouch [DET A IL LEVEL ]. 2[...]

  • Page 86

    - 86 - Adjustme nt of bl ack level b ased on th e image is perf ormed. 1 T ouch [MAST ER PED]. 2 T ouch / to adjust the black level. 3 T ouch [EX IT] to exit the menu screen. Adjusting brightness dur ing the Auto Iris Mode. ( l 42 ) Selects the D RS (D ynamic Range Stretcher) functi on. It is po ssible to e xpand the dyn amic ra nge by compressing [...]

  • Page 87

    - 87 - T on e or contr ast of the imag e is set in accordan ce with the recor ded scene s. 1 T ouch [GAMMA]. 2 T ouch the desired setting item. ≥ Next (Pr evious) page can be d isplayed by touch ing / . ≥ When you s elect [CINE-L IKE D] or [ CINE-LIKE V] , we reco mmend se tting the iris darker than normal image fo r optim al results. ( l 42 ) [...]

  • Page 88

    - 88 - Repr ese nts the color duri ng t he r ecord in g. 1 T ouch [MA TR IX]. 2 T ouch the desired setting item. 3 T ouch [EX IT] to exit the menu screen. This make s skin color s appe ar softer for a mor e attractive appea rance. This is m ore effect ive if you record a person closely fr om the tor so up. 1 T ouch [S KIN T ONE DTL ]. 2 To u c h [ [...]

  • Page 89

    - 89 - Recording Setup Swit ch the p ict ure q uali ty of the mot ion pict ure s t o reco rd. The frame rat e and the record ing method will vary d epending on the r ecording format. *1 Motion picture recorded in [PH 1080/30p ] is conve rted to 1080/60i. *2 It will output with 1080/60i when this unit is connected to a TV with a HDMI cable (opt iona[...]

  • Page 90

    - 90 - Y ou c an set the auto swi tch recor ding an d backup r ecordin g. ≥ Insert SD card s to car d slot 1 and ca rd slot 2. ∫ Auto switch record ing This is simple relay reco rding. It is p ossible to continuously record on the SD card in th e other ca rd slot eve n when the avail able capacity of the SD card r uns out during the recor ding.[...]

  • Page 91

    - 91 - A scene that mo ves slowly for long period of time is recorded frame by frame wit h an interval , and is recorded as a sh ort time m otion pic ture. One fram e is reco rded every recor ding int erval that i s set. Th e scene of one seco nd is m ade up by 30 frame s. ≥ Switch to manua l mode . ( l 33 ) ≥ appears on the screen. ≥ After r[...]

  • Page 92

    - 92 - ≥ Images displayed o n the thumbnail in Playback M ode will differ from the motion pictur es displaye d at the start of playb ack. Select th e compensa tion mode for the tim e code. ( l 52 ) Sets the way the time code will move. ( l 52 ) Initial va lue of the t ime code can b e set. ( l 53 ) User Infor mation can be set. ( l 53 ) Image as [...]

  • Page 93

    - 93 - Y ou c an set t he Hybrid Optical I mage Stabilizer . ( l 37 ) Y ou c an record bright pictures eve n in dar k places by slowing the shu tter speed . ≥ The shut ter spe ed is 1/3 0 or mor e depend ing on t he amb ient br ightness . (The shu tter sp eed is 1/ 24 or mo re when the [REC F ORMA T] is set to [PH 108 0/24p] ) ≥ When th e shutt[...]

  • Page 94

    - 94 - Change th e lower settin g of the b uilt-in mic rophone ( 5.1 ch) ac cording to your cho ice. ≥ Set the [MIC SETUP] to [SURROUND ] or [ZOOM MIC]. ( l 45 ) ≥ Normally set to [0dB]. ≥ Select [+3dB ] or [+6dB] t o get stron g power feeling at bas s level. ≥ Set [M IC SETU P] to [ 2ch]. ( l 45 ) Distorti on of the sound ca n be re duced [...]

  • Page 95

    - 95 - Switch a nd display set ting Menu i tems dis played are different d epending o n the position o r settin g of the m ode switch . [SD CARD 1] a nd [SD CARD 2] can be selected separ ately to rec ord motion picture s or still picture s. ( l 29 ) Sets the ro tation dire ction an d iris con trol of the iris r ing. ≥ Switch to manua l mode . ( l[...]

  • Page 96

    - 96 - Selec t s th e br ight nes s lev el of the righ t-l ean ing z ebr a p atte rns on th e scr een . 1 T ouch [ZEBRA DET ECT 2]. ≥ T o uch [SET]. 2 T ouch / to adju st settings. 3 T ouch [ENTER]. ≥ T o uch [EXI T] to exi t the men u screen. ≥ Zebra 2 can be di splayed b y pressin g the Z EBRA but ton after sett ing. ( l 62 ) Display ing of[...]

  • Page 97

    - 97 - The inform ation disp layed on th e screen (op eration icon and cou nter displ ay etc.) can be di splayed/ not dis played on th e TV . ( l 77 ) It is po ssible to ch ange the date a nd time display m ode. ≥ Y ou c an also show or change the date and time dis play by r epeate dly pres sing the DA TE /TIME button o n the wir eless re mote co[...]

  • Page 98

    - 98 - Detected fa ces appea r with fra mes in the Intelligent A uto Mode . ≥ Up to 15 f rames are indicate d. Lar ger faces a nd faces ne arer t o the ce nter of th e scree n take prefere nce over others. ∫ Prioritized face framin g Prioritized face framing is displayed as orange fram es. Focus and ad justment of brightness will be perform ed [...]

  • Page 99

    - 99 - Enable/d isable o f the su b recordin g start/stop button on the h andle can b e switched . Enable/disable of th e sub zoom lever on th e handle can be swit ched. Zoom speed will b e different dependi ng on th e setting . [SUB REC BUTTON] [ON]: The sub rec ording start/st op button is enable d. [OFF]: The sub rec ording start/st op button is[...]

  • Page 100

    - 100 - Other Functions Menu i tems dis played are different d epending o n the position o r settin g of the m ode switch . The SD card can b e form atted. ( l 28 ) ≥ Please be aware th at if a medium is formatted, th en all the data recorded on the medium will b e erased a nd cann ot be rest ored. Back up im portant data on a PC, di sc etc. ( l [...]

  • Page 101

    - 101 - Set dat e and t ime. ( l 23 ) Set the time difference from Gre enwich Mean T ime. ( l 23 ) T ou ch scre en operat ion, start and stop of rec ording can be con firmed with this so und. 2 Beeps for 4 tim es When an e rror occurs . Check the sentence d isplayed o n the sc reen. ( l 107 ) When abou t 5 min utes ha ve passed w ithout a ny operat[...]

  • Page 102

    - 102 - The unit i s put in to recordin g pause ap prox. 2 sec onds whe n the u nit is turn ed on with the mode set to . ≥ Dependi ng on the recordi ng conditi ons, start ti me may be long er than 2 seconds . ≥ In the qu ick power on mo de, the zoo m mag nification becom es approxim ately 1 k . Change th e menu se tting to displa y the image s [...]

  • Page 103

    - 103 - The menu settin gs or [CUSTOM IZE SCENE] back to the default setting. ( l 84 ) ≥ Settings for [REC FORM A T], [M EDIA SELE CT], [CLOCK S ET] and [L ANGUAGE] w ill not be changed. The vers ion of th e firmwa re of thi s device is displaye d. The fi rmware of this device is u pdated . ( l 111 ) The accu mulated operati ng time of this devic[...]

  • Page 104

    - 104 - Vide o Setup ≥ Change the mode to and touch t he play mode sele ct icon. Then, set [VIDEO /PICTURE] to [VIDEO]. ( l 65 ) Playback o f the first sc ene starts after pla yback of the last scene finishes when set to [ON]. ( l 70 ) If playb ack of a sce ne was st opped half way , the playback ca n be resu med from where it was stopped wh en s[...]

  • Page 105

    - 105 - ∫ Recording indi cations Display Indications 1 / 100 99% ↑ OPEN AF50 D 5X Z00 0dB PRE-REC R 1h20m R 1h20m    NOV 15 2012 15:30:00 60 i TC 00:00:00:00 Exampl e: AG-A C90PJ A TC 00: 00: 00:00 Counter displa y ( l 51 ) PRE-REC ( l 91 ) Interval r ecording ( l 91 ) ¥ / ; (Red) Recording ; (Green) R ecord ing pause //// Intelligent[...]

  • Page 106

    - 106 - ∫ Playback i ndication s ∫ Indication o f connec tion to other device s ∫ Confirmato ry indica tions C 5.1 ch Mi crophon e Leve l (ALC) ( l 49 )/ 2 ch Mi crophone ALC ( l 94 ) Wind Noise Canceler ( l 93 ) AF50/MF50/ 00/ 00 Focus ( l 38 ) Audio r ecordin g format ( Dolby Digital) ( l 45 ) (5.1 ch) / (2 ch) Audio l evel mete r ( l 50 ) [...]

  • Page 107

    - 107 - Major con firmation/erro r message s to be indica ted on the screen in text. ∫ It is not a malfunction in following cases Display Messages CHECK CARD. This c ard is n ot compatibl e or it cann ot be reco gnized by the u nit. If this me ssage appears eve n though motion p ictures and still p ictures are record ed on an SD card, th e card m[...]

  • Page 108

    - 108 - “ERROR OCCURRED. PLEASE TURN UNIT OFF , THEN TURN ON AGAIN.” is displa yed. ≥ The unit h as automat ically detected an error. Restart the u nit by turnin g off and on. ≥ The unit will be turne d off in about 1 minute if the unit is not turned off and on. ≥ Repair is needed i f it is re peated ly displ ayed even if it is restarted.[...]

  • Page 109

    - 109 - Playback Proble m Check p oints Scenes /still pict ures cannot be pl ayed back. ≥ Any scenes/still pictures wh ere the thum bnails are displayed as cannot be p layed ba ck. Scenes /still pict ures cannot be de leted . ≥ Release t he prot ect setti ng. ( l 74 ) ≥ Any scenes/still pictures wh ere the thum bnails are displayed as cannot [...]

  • Page 110

    - 1 10 - ∫ If scenes do not cha nge sm oothly when played back on another device The images may be still for several seconds at the joins between th e scenes if the following operati ons are pe rformed w hen mul tiple sce nes hav e been conti nuousl y played back using another unit. ≥ Just how smoot hly the scenes will be pla yed back depends o[...]

  • Page 111

    - 1 1 1 - About recovery If fault y managem ent inf ormatio n is foun d, the me ssages m ay appear and a re pair is per formed . (Repairing may take time de pending on the er ror.) ≥ is displaye d when abnor mal manag ement informati on is detec ted w hen the sce nes are displayed in thumbnail. ∫ A VCCAM Restorer Restora tion can be pe rformed [...]

  • Page 112

    - 1 12 - Keep this uni t as far away a s possi ble fro m elect romagne tic equi pmen t (such as micro wave o vens, TV s, vi deo gam es et c.). ≥ If you use thi s unit on top of or near a TV , the picture s and/or s ound o n this un it may be disrup ted by electr omag netic wave radiatio n. ≥ Do no t use t his unit near cell pho nes becaus e doi[...]

  • Page 113

    - 1 13 - Do not sw ing th e unit ar ound, sh ake it by , or allow it hang fr om th e handle ≥ Do not jar , swing, or shake t he unit by its handle . Any stro ng jolt t o the han dle may damage the un it or re sult in pe rsonal i njury . Do not a llow the c ord to dr ag on the ground or pu ll a conn ected c ord alo ng the passage ≥ The cord will[...]

  • Page 114

    - 1 14 - Prepare spare bat teries w hen g oing o ut for recordin g. ≥ Prepare batterie s enough to last fo r 3 to 4 times t he period you are plannin g to recor d for . Cold pla ces such as a ski reso rt can shorten r ecord ing time. If you drop t he bat tery acc iden t ally , check to see i f the ter minals are damag ed. ≥ When thi s uni t or [...]

  • Page 115

    - 1 15 - When dispo sing o f or giving away the SD card, n ote that: ≥ Formatt ing and deletion of this unit or computer only cha nges t he file m anagemen t inform ation and does no t compl etely de lete the data i n the SD card. ≥ It is recom mended th at the main SD ca rd is either physically d estroyed o r the SD card is physically forma tt[...]

  • Page 116

    - 1 16 - ∫ Carefully obser ve copyright laws ∫ Licenses ≥ SDXC Lo go is a tradem ark of SD -3C, LL C. ≥ “A VCHD”, “A VCHD Progressive” and the “A VCHD Progressive” logo are trademarks of Panaso nic Corpo ration and Sony Corpo ration. ≥ Manufact ured u nder lice nse from Dolby Labor ato ri es. D ol by a nd t he doub le-D s ymbo[...]

  • Page 117

    - 1 17 - ≥ SD cards are only mentio ned with the ir main mem ory size. Th e stated times ar e the approxim ate recordab le times for con tinuous rec ording. ≥ If rec ording for long pe riods, p repare batt eries fo r 3 or 4 times the period you wish t o recor d for . ( l 14 ) ≥ The defaul t setting is [PH 1080/ 60i]. ≥ Maximu m conti nuousl[...]

  • Page 118

    - 1 18 - ≥ SD card s are only mentio ned with their main memory size. T he stat ed numb er is the a pproximate number of reco rdable pi ctures. ≥ Maximum number of recordable pictur es that can be di splayed is 9999 . If the numb er of recordab le pict ures exc eeds 999 9, R 9999+ is displa yed. The number will n ot cha nge when the pictur e is[...]

  • Page 119

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