User manual PANASONIC NV-DS11

[. . . ] Shoulder Strap (VFC3299) 7 8 9 : . Digital Video Head Cleaner (VFK1451) 1 Card Multi Button [CARD MULTI] (p. 35) (NV-DS15, NV-DS150, NV-DS25 only) 2 Rewind/Review Button [6] (p. MultiMediaCard (VW-MMC8E) (NV-DS25 only) Recording Check Button [S] (p. [. . . ] However, the effect of the Wipe Function and the Mix Function only become visible when actually recording in the respective mode. 50) ³If you have set [EFFECT1] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu to [GAINUP], you need to adjust the focus manually; however, adjusting the shutter speed (p. 58) and selecting a white balance mode (p. ³If you have set [EFFECT2] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu to [B/W] or [SEPIA], changing the selected white balance mode is not possible. ³It is not possible to use the Sports Mode [5] or the Portrait Mode [7] together with the Gain-up Mode [GAIN UP]. Cancelling the Digital Effect Set [EFFECT1] or [EFFECT2] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu to [OFF]. Digital Effects 1 [EFFECT1] 7 Gain-up Mode [GAIN UP] It electronically brightens up the picture. In this mode, adjust the focus manually. 8 Trailing Effect Mode [TRACER] The picture is recorded with a trailing effect. 9 Mosaic Mode [MOSAIC] The picture becomes mosaic-like. : Mirror Mode [MIRROR] The right half of the picture is a mirror image of the left half. Digital Effects 2 [EFFECT2] 1 Super Image Stabilizer and Digital Zoom Mode [[&D. ZOOM] (p. The [MNL] Indication appears. 2 Press the [PUSH] Dial. The [AWB] Indication appears. 3 Turn the [PUSH] Dial to select the desired White Balance Mode. Returning to the Auto White Balance Adjustment Mode Turn the [PUSH] Dial until the [AWB] Indication appears. Or, set the Mode Selector Switch to [AUTO]. Notes about the Recording with Natural Colours ³Be sure to remove the Lens Cap before setting the [OFF/ON] Switch to [ON]. If the Lens Cap is still attached to the Lens when the [CAMERA] Lamp lights, the automatic white balance setting may not be precise. Notes about the Adjusting the White Balance Manually PROGRAMME AE W. B/SHUTTER/IRIS W. B/SHUTTER/IRIS W. B/SHUTTER/IRIS PROGRAMME AE AUTO MNL PUSH PUSH PUSH AUTO MNL MODE SELECT MF/VOL/JOG MF/VOL/JOG MF/VOL/JOG MODE SELECT !Outdoor Mode [z] " Indoor Mode [{] (recording under incandescent lamp) ³It is not possible to manually adjust the white balance when you have zoomed to 20t or higher (digital zoom range), when [EFFECT1] on the [DIGITAL EFFECT] Sub-Menu is set to [GAINUP] and when [EFFECT2] is set to [SEPIA] or [B/W]. ³We recommend that you adjust the white balance anew whenever there is a change in the recording situation. Adjusting the White Balance Manually Use the Manual White Balance Adjustment Mode for all types of lighting outside the range (p. 95), as the Auto White Balance Adjustment Mode can only ensure natural colours for the types of lighting within that range. For optimum results under almost any types of lighting, we recommend that you adjust the white balance manually for each new scene. Attach the Lens Cap and zoom in until the entire screen becomes white. Operate the above step 1 and 2. The [AWB] Indication appears. Turn the [PUSH] Dial until the [1] Indication appears. In the Following Cases, the [1] Indication Flashes: Keep the [PUSH] Dial pressed until the [1] Indication stops flashing and remains lit. W. B/SHUTTER/IRIS PROGRAMME AE W. B/SHUTTER/IRIS AUTO W T PUSH PUSH MNL MODE SELECT W. B/SHUTTER/IRIS MF/VOL/JOG MF/VOL/JOG PUSH ³When you recall the last manually adjusted white balance setting The flashing indication tells you that the white balance setting you last adjusted is still maintained. This setting is kept until you adjust the white balance again. ³When you are trying to adjust the white balance in a dark place Under weak illumination, precise manual white balance adjustment may not be possible. [. . . ] MultiMediaCard (NV-DS25 only) ³While the MultiMediaCard is being read, do not remove it, turn off the power, or subject it to vibrations and shocks. ³Do not leave the MultiMediaCard in a place with high temperature, exposed to direct sunlight, or where electromagnetic waves and static electricity can be generated. ³Do not bend or drop the MultiMediaCard as this could damage the MultiMediaCard or the stored contents. ³After use, be sure to remove the MultiMediaCard from the Movie Camera. [. . . ]