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Ematic EVH625BL - Video Menu Settings; Video Format and Recording Interval; Metering and White Balance Control; Special Effects and Date Stamp

Ematic EVH625BL
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Video Menu Options
Main Menu
Sub-Menu
Description
Video format
1280x720
High-resolution format.
640X480
Medium-resolution format.
Recording int
Off
Power off recording
1min
Set record for 1 minute as a repeating phase.
3min
Set record for 3 minutes as a repeating phase.
5min
Set record for 5 minutes as a repeating phase.
Metering
Central
metering
Metering subject to the central area.
Multi-point
metering
Metering subject to multi-points.
Point metering
Metering subject to one point.
White balance
Automatic
Using automatic white balance, suitable for most environments.
Daylight
Suitable for daylight environment.
Cloudy
Suitable for cloudy environment.
Fluorescent
light
Suitable for fluorescent light source environment.
Tungsten light
Suitable for tungsten light source environment.
Special effect
Normal
Normal effect.
White and
black
White and black effect.
Sepia
Sepia effect.
Negative film
Negative film effect.
Red
Reddish effect.
Green
Greenish effect.
Blue
Bluish effect.
Date stamp
Off
Turn off display date/time on the file.
Date
During capture/record mode, display date on right bottom corner
of the file.
Date and time
During capture/record mode, display date and time on right
bottom corner of the file.
7. Video recording:
Push the Mode switch to Video Mode. Open the menu, press the Down key, and then select “REC interval”. Then
press the shutter-release button to enter the sub-menu with the 1-minute, 3-minute, and 5-minute recording loop mode
options. Select a recording loop option and press the OK key for confirmation. Press the OK key again to exit from
the menu. Press the shutter-release button to start video recording. During video recording, the ActionCam will
automatically stop recording video based on your 1-minute, 3-minute, or 5-minute selection and will immediately
start a new video recording with the same time limit. This process will continue until you press the shutter-release
button to stop recording or when the memory card is full.
WARNING! When the memory card is full, the earliest recorded files will be deleted to create space for new
video recordings. This process will continually repeat when loop recording is on.