User manual PANASONIC NV-DS33EG

[. . . ] Be sure to try out the Movie Camera before recording your first important event and check that it records properly and functions correctly. the manufacturer is not liable for loss of recorded contents. The manufacturer shall in no event be liable for the loss of recordings due to malfunction or defect of this Movie Camera, its accessories or cassettes. Recording of pre-recorded tapes or discs or other published or broadcast material for purposes other than your own private use may infringe copyright laws. [. . . ] To be able to record an even larger number of still pictures, we recommend that you use the 8 MB MultiMediaCard VWMMC8E or the 16 MB MultiMediaCard VW-MMC16E (both optional). To record pictures in high quality, set [PICTURE QUALITY] on the [CARD SETUP] Sub-Menu to [FINE]; to record as many pictures as possible, set it to [ECONOMY]. When you select [ECONOMY] for recording, the playback picture may contain mosaic-like noise patterns depending on the picture content. This function lets you play back the pictures recorded on the MultiMediaCard on the Movie Camera. To play back all recorded pictures in succession (Slide Playback): Press the [1] Button. 1 All pictures are played back for approximately 6 seconds each, from the first to the last recorded picture, and playback then stops. Playback resumes from the next picture and stops at the last recorded picture. Playback resumes from the next picture, and after all recorded pictures have been played back, it stops at the picture, at which you stopped the Slide Playback before. The [N], [F] or [E] Indication displayed in Card Playback pictures shows the volume of image data of a still picture recorded on the MultiMediaCard. The recorded still pictures on the MultiMediaCard are displayed in the Multi-Picture Mode. The selected picture is marked with a red frame. If you want to record the pictures with file numbers starting from 0001, format the MultiMediaCard and then reset the file numbers. When the last picture recorded on the MultiMediaCard is numbered 0010. JPG, for example, the next picture recorded even after resetting the file numbers is numbered 0011. Formatting the MultiMediaCard does not reset the file number in the Movie Camera. Copying Still Pictures from the MultiMediaCard onto the Cassette (Picture Transmission) It is possible to copy the still pictures recorded on the MultiMediaCard onto the cassette. It takes approximately 7 seconds to copy the still picture onto the cassette. It takes approximately 7 seconds for each of the pictures to be copied onto the cassette. When you want to copy pictures from the MultiMediaCard onto the cassette, using the Blank Search Function (l 34) makes it easy to locate the end of the recorded part or a blank part on the cassette. When you copy a picture from the MultiMediaCard onto the cassette, an (Photoshot) index signal is automatically recorded with it. This makes it possible to use the Index Search Function (l 35) or the Auto Print Function. When you use the Picture Transmission Function to copy pictures from the MultiMediaCard onto the cassette, the gradual transition from one picture to the next is also recorded for approximately 1 second each. [. . . ] (l 27) Different sounds are played back together. [12bit AUDIO] on the [OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu of the [VCR FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu is set to [MIX]. Therefore, the original sound and the sound dubbed with audio dubbing are played back together. It is also possible to play them back individually. [. . . ]