User manual PANASONIC SV-AS10

[. . . ] Setting the White Balance Use this function to adjust the whiteness when a recorded scene looks bluish or reddish. 1 Item Auto [ ] Details of Setting It is designed to automatically adjust the camera to produce natural tones. In some situations where several different types of lighting are present, enhanced performance can be achieved by setting the white balance manually. Access the menu in the recording mode. (P17) Select the desired item from White balance. · Select the item from the table on the right. Incandescent For recording under incandescent lighting [ ] Daylight [ ] Cloudy [ Manual [ ] ] For recording outdoors on a bright day For recording under a cloudy and shady sky For manual setting (Read the following page where the manual setting is explained in detail) · The setting of the white balance is reflected to other REC mode. And it is retained even if the power is turned off. [. . . ] · You can create slide shows easily. · You can change the brightness and the hue of the pictures, and add some characters to the pictures. · You can print out pictures checking them on a display of a PC. · Install the SD Viewer from the Set Up menu (P55) before starting. Before using for the first time, click on [Readme] from [Start] #[All Programs] # [Panasonic] # [SD Viewer (D-snap)], please read the supplementary explanation or updated information. 1 Select [Start] # [All Programs] # [Panasonic] # [SD Viewer (D-snap)] # [SD Viewer for DSC]. Or when the removable disc display appears after connecting, select [View all images] and then click on [OK]. 61 Connecting to PC (Continued) _ Closing the SD Viewer 1 If the Memory card has been inserted, the pictures in the Memory card are displayed. · If the Memory card is not inserted, this message "There is no supported memory card" is displayed. · It is also possible to start by double-clicking on the short cut icon on the desktop. · Do not remove this unit from the USB cradle nor disconnect the USB cable when SD Viewer is in use. The software may not function correctly and the transmitting data may be damaged. Click on [File] # [Exit]. · It is also possible to close by clicking on the [k] in the top right-hand corner of the SD Viewer. 62 _ About data in the card The following files are included in the folders on the card. DCIM 100_PANA MISC SD_AUDIO Still pictures recorded under JPEG format (P1000001. JPG, etc. ) Motion image data, voice data recorded under MOV format (P1000001. MOV, V1000001. MOV, etc. ) [SD_AUDIO] Music data (AOB001. SA1, etc. ) recorded by SD audio PC recording software such as SD-Jukebox Ver. 4 (supplied), etc. [DCIM] · You can record up to 9999 pictures in the folders such as 100_PANA folder. · The files in DPOF setting are recorded in MISC folder. · Format the card with this unit or SD-Jukebox Ver. 4. · [SD_AUDIO] folder are set as hidden files. Therefore, they may not be displayed on the Explorer or [My Computer]. · If you recorded data not compatible with this unit on the PC, this unit cannot recognize the data. · Do not delete the folders in the card on the PC. You may not be able to read the card with this unit. · To read the PDF operating instructions, Adobe Acrobat Reader 5. 0 or higher is needed. (It is included in the supplied CD-ROM. ) If it is not installed in the PC used, double-click [AR505ENU. EXE] in [Acrobat Reader] folder on the supplied CD-ROM and follow the displayed message to install it. · To play motion images or voice memo, install QuickTime from the supplied CD-ROM. · If malfunctions occur when playing back motion pictures or audio, uninstall QuickTime in the PC (P57), then reinstall QuickTime in the supplied CD-ROM before playing them. (However, some functions in QuickTime may be disabled. ) · When using SD Viewer, if you save still pictures with audio or voice memos recorded by this unit to PC and then copy them onto the SD Memory Card again, they may be recognized as motion image files. [. . . ] In this case, this message "SET THE CLOCK" will appear. If you record pictures without the clock setting, the date is recorded as [1/1/2000 0:00]. Cannot play back music. Is there any effective music file on the card? 76 Question Cannot remove the battery. Answer Pull out the projection part to remove it. During Playback an [k] Indication is displayed. The data was either recorded in a different format, or data is damaged. Playing back or recording do not function Turn the power off. If this unit is not turned off, remove and insert the battery. The LCD Monitor remains dark when recording the still picture or motion image. [. . . ]