User manual PANASONIC NV-G202B

[. . . ] When you have finished using the Movie Camera, rewind the tape to the beginning and take the cassette out of the Movie Camera. If you store the cassette for a long time, fast-forward and then rewind it at least once a year to expose the tape to fresh air. Observe the following points to prevent deformation of the cassette case and deterioration of the picture and sound quality. Do not subject the cassette to strong vibration or mechanical shocks. [. . . ] When playing back a cassette on the Movie Camera and watching the picture on a connected TV, white noise bars appear in the picture. However, if the heads are extremely dirty, the playback picture cannot be seen at all. Use a video head cleaning cassette to clean the heads. Carefully follow the instructions for its use as too much cleaning wears down the heads. If the playback picture is not clear after cleaning, it means that the video heads are worn out. Video recording takes place under various light sources, from sunlight as the main natural light source to a wide range of ar tificial light sources such as fluorescent lamps. As each of these light sources has a different colour temperature, each of them gives the colours of the subject a slightly different tint. Human eyes can easily adjust to different kinds of lighting and recognize an object as having the same colour, even under different light sources. The eye of the Movie Camera (lens), however, cannot adapt to the change in lighting and is influenced by the lighting. Therefore, depending on the light source, the picture would be recorded with a bluish or reddish tint. To minimize the influence of the lighting on the colours of the subject, an adjustment called White Balance Adjustment is necessary. An index signal is automatically recorded (and the [INDEX] Indication flashes briefly while it is being recorded) when you: Start recording after connecting the AC Adaptor or attaching the Battery. start recording after inserting a cassette. Start recording after changing from the VCR to the Camera Mode. The recording of index signals makes it possible to use the VHS Index Search or Intro Scan Function during playback on a VCR equipped with these functions. When the tape is rewound further than the position [0:00. 00], the minus sign [­] appears in front of the Elapsed Tape Time Indication. ` Recording Mode (m 124) a Recording Pause Mode (m 124) The above indications ` to a are only displayed when Accendendo la movie nel modo Camera, senza che vi sia una cassetta inserita, e lasciandola per 10 minuti, senza utilizzare alcuna funzione, si attiverà automaticamente il modo Demo che mostra le diverse funzioni di cui la movie è dotata. When the Movie Camera is turned on and in the Camera Mode without any cassette inserted, and you leave it for 10 minutes without activating any function, it automatically switches over to the Demonstration Mode which demonstrates its many functions. You can also start the Demonstration Mode by setting [DEMO MODE] on the [OTHER FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu of the [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu to [ON] and then exiting the menu. pressing a button or displaying a menu temporarily suspends the Demonstration Mode. However, if you leave the Movie Camera in this condition without activating any function for more than approximately 10 minutes, the Demonstration Mode resumes. [. . . ] Or cover the hole where the tab was with two layers of adhesive tape. (l 52) Playback No playback picture is reproduced when pressing the Play Button [E]. s1: Is the [CAMERA/OFF/VCR] Switch set to [VCR]?When it is set to [CAMERA], no playback function can be operated. [. . . ]