Panasonic AG-EZ1 - How to Search for the Beginning of a Recorded Scene (Index ID Search)

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Information for Your Safety2
Contents4
Standard Accessories6
Digital Video System8
Features8
Compatibility of Output Signals8
PCM Sound9
Sub Code9
How to Insert the Button-Type Battery10
How to Charge the Battery Pack in the Movie Camera11
Removing the Battery Pack11
How to Charge the Battery Pack on the AC Adaptor12
How to Charge Two Battery Packs Successively13
Charging Time and Maximum Time for Continuous Recording in Manual Mode14
Using the Charge Confirmation Marker14
How to Adjust the Grip Belt15
How to Insert the Video Cassette16
Ejecting the Video Cassette16
How to Attach the Lens Cap17
How to Adjust the Viewfinder Eyepiece18
Adjusting the Brightness of the Viewfinder18
How to Use the Infrared Remote19
Convenient Operations with the Infrared Remote20
Inserting the Button-Type Battery21
Replacing the Button-Type Battery21
Using the Infrared Remote Holder22
Setting the Mode of the Infrared Remote23
Recording24
To Record from the Beginning of a Video Cassette24
To Pause During Recording25
To Stop Recording25
To Check a Recorded Scene While in the Recording Pause Mode25
How to Use the Power Save Switch26
To Resume Recording26
How to Smoothly Join a New Scene to a Previously Recorded Scene27
Searching for an Unrecorded Part on the Video Casseste - Blank Search28
To Play Back Via the Viewfinder29
For Playback with Sound29
To Rewing or Fast-Forward the Tape30
Quick View Function30
To Use Cue, Review and Still Playback Functions During Normal Playback31
Search Lock Function31
For Still Playback31
Slow Motion/Still Advance Playback Functions During Normal Playback32
To Search for the Beginning of a Recorded Scene (Index ID Search)33
After Use34
How to Prevent Accidental Erasure of Recordings34
How to Clean the Movie Camera35
To Clean the Viewfinder35
To Clean the Camera Body and Lens35
Power Supply36
How to Use the AC Adaptor as Power Supply Unit36
To Use the Tape Counter Indication37
Checking the Elapsed Tape Time37
Memory Stop Function37
Time Code 0H00M00S00F37
To Record the Date and Time During Recording38
How to Set the Date and Time38
Changing the Figures of the Date/Time Indication39
To Insert and Delete the Date and Time39
Power Zooming40
For Extra-Quick Zooming40
Using the Micro Close-Up Function40
How to Fade in and Fade out Picture and Sound41
To Use the Electronic Image Stabilizer Function42
To Record in the Wide-Screen Format43
To Record a Still Picture44
To Record with Manual White Balance Adjustment45
Black Balance Setting47
Returning to Automatic White Balance Adjustment47
Function Principle of the White Balance Adjustment48
White Balance Adjustment49
Color Temperature and White Balance50
When a Scene Is Lit by Several Light Sources51
When Recording an Outdoor Scene from Inside a Building51
When Recording in a very Dark Place51
To Adjust the Focus52
How to Record in the Auto Focus Mode52
To Record in the Manual Focus Mode53
Canceling the Manual Focus Mode53
Function Principle of the Focus Adjustment54
Focus Adjustment in Human Eyes54
Focus Adjustment in the Movie Camera54
The Auto Focus Mechanism of this Movie Camera54
Operation Principle of the Auto Focus Function - Automatic Focusing55
Subjects with Shiny Surfaces or Much Light Reflection56
Subjects with Weak Contrast56
Subjects Behind Moving Objects56
Subjects with Dark Surfaces56
To Adjust the Iris and Gain57
To Adjust the Brightness of the Scene - Gain-Up57
Range of Selectable Compensation Values57
To Record Fast-Moving Subjects58
Using the High Speed Shutter Function58
Range of Selectable Shutter Speeds58
To Record a Subject with Fixed Brightness Mode - AE Lock Function59
To Adjust F Value after Locking the Brightness with the AE Lock Button60
Range of Selectable F Values60
How to Use the Audio Dubbing Function61
Additional Information about Audio Dubbing62
To Play Back a Cassette on Which Audio Dubbing Had Been Performed62
How to Use the Insert Editing Function63
Additional Information about Insert Editing64
How to Attach the Ferrite Core65
How to Use the Menu Function66
Camera Mode Menu67
VCR Mode Menu68
How to View Playback on Your TV Set69
To Copy from the Movie Camera Onto an S-VHS (VHS) VCR - Dubbing70
Edit Jack70
Other Supplied Accessories71
Filter Kit71
Wide Conversion Lens71
Soft Bag71
Precautions When Using the Movie Camera72
Precautions When Storing the Movie Camera73
Precautions When Transporting the Movie Camera73
Symptoms of Dirty Video Heads73
Precautions against Condensation74
Precautions for the Battery Pack75
Precautions for the AC Adaptor75
Troubleshooting76
Indications in the Viewfinder78
Error Code79
Recording and Playback Indications80
Indications of the LCD Display83
Changing the Indications on the LCD Display84
Controls and Components85
Controls on the Infrared Remote88
Selecting the Infrared Remote Mode88
Optional Accessories89
Specifications90

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