To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Panasonic HC-V760 not detected when connected via USB?
If your Panasonic Camcorder isn't detecting the connected device via USB cable, and you're using only battery power, try reconnecting with the AC adapter plugged in.
Why does my Panasonic Camcorder battery run down so quickly?
If your Panasonic Camcorder won't turn on or the battery drains quickly, ensure the battery is fully charged. Keep in mind that battery life decreases in cold environments. Batteries also have a limited lifespan; if the operating time remains short after a full charge, the battery likely needs replacement.
Why does my Panasonic HC-V760 battery run down quickly?
If your Panasonic Camcorder battery drains fast, ensure it is fully charged. In cold environments, battery life decreases. Batteries have a limited lifespan; if the operating time remains short after a full charge, the battery is likely worn and requires replacement.
What to do if my Panasonic Camcorder displays 'ERROR OCCURRED'?
If your Panasonic Camcorder displays the error message, it has detected an error. Restart the unit by turning it off, and then on again. If the unit is not turned off and on, it will be turned off in about 1 minute. If the error persists after restarting, repair is needed. Detach the power connected, and consult the dealer who you purchased this unit from. Do not attempt to repair the unit by yourself.
What to do if my Panasonic HC-V760 won't operate even when turned on?
If your Panasonic Camcorder is on but not operating, remove the battery or AC adapter, wait about a minute, and reconnect it. Wait another minute, then turn the unit on again. Note that doing this while the media is being accessed may damage the data on the media. If normal operation isn't restored, detach the power connected, and consult the dealer who you purchased this unit from.
Why does the color or brightness change on my Panasonic HC-V760, or why do I see horizontal bars?
Color or brightness changes and horizontal bars may appear when recording under fluorescent, mercury, or sodium light. This isn't a malfunction. In Motion Picture Recording Mode, use Intelligent Auto Mode/Intelligent Auto Plus Mode, or set the shutter speed to 1/100 in 50 Hz areas, or 1/125 in 60 Hz areas. This will not affect the recorded image in Still Picture Recording Mode. In FULL HD Slow Motion Mode, setting the shutter speed to 1/100 seconds reduces the intensity of the problem.
What to do if an error message appears on PC when the USB cable is disconnected from my Panasonic Camcorder?
To safely disconnect the USB cable from your Panasonic Camcorder, double-click the icon located in the task tray and then follow the on-screen instructions.
What if my Panasonic Camcorder does not recognise the SD card?
If the SD card inserted in your Panasonic Camcorder is not recognized, format the SD card using the camcorder itself. If an SD card is formatted on a PC, it might not be recognized by the unit.
What to do if my Panasonic HC-V760 displays “ERROR OCCURRED. PLEASE TURN UNIT OFF, THEN TURN ON AGAIN.”?
If your Panasonic Camcorder displays “ERROR OCCURRED. PLEASE TURN UNIT OFF, THEN TURN ON AGAIN,” the unit has automatically detected an error. Try restarting the unit by turning it off and on. Note that the unit will automatically turn off in about 1 minute if you do not manually turn it off and on. If the error repeatedly appears, even after restarting, disconnect the power and consult the dealer from whom you purchased the unit. Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself.
Why does my Panasonic HC-V760 Camcorder stop recording on its own?
If your Panasonic Camcorder arbitrarily stops recording, ensure you are using an SD card suitable for motion picture recording. The recordable time may be reduced due to data writing speed deterioration or repeated recording and deletion. Format the SD card or built-in memory using the unit. If [AGS] is [ON], record in the normal horizontal position or set [AGS] to [OFF].
General| Sensor Type | MOS |
|---|---|
| Sensor Size | 1/2.3 inch |
| Optical Zoom | 20x |
| Digital Zoom | 50x |
| Focal Length | 4.08 - 81.6 mm |
| LCD Screen Resolution | 460, 800 dots |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Focus System | Auto / Manual |
| Storage Media | SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card |
| Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| NFC | Yes |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Aperture | f/1.8-3.6 |
| Image Stabilization | Hybrid O.I.S. |
| LCD Screen Size | 3.0 inch |
| Recording Format | AVCHD, MP4 |
| Frame Rate | 60p |
| Microphone | Stereo |
| HDMI Output | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
Explains various recording formats like AVCHD, 4K MP4, MP4, and iFrame.
Provides guidelines for using the camera's internal memory, including data backup.
Offers advice on preventing and dealing with condensation on the lens or LCD.
Identifies and explains the key components and buttons of the camera.
Details battery types, insertion, removal, and charging procedures.
Explains how to use SD cards for recording, including compatibility and speed.
Describes methods to turn the camera on and off using the power button or LCD.
Explains how to switch between recording and playback modes, and between motion/still picture modes.
Details how to operate the camera using the touch screen interface.
Guides users through setting the camera's clock and date for accurate recording information.
Covers basic camera positioning, holding, and motion picture recording tips.
Explains how to choose between SD card and built-in memory for recording.
Details the steps and screen indications for recording motion pictures.
Guides users on how to capture still pictures using the camera.
Covers how to select and play back recorded motion pictures and still pictures.
Details how to access and configure various settings within the camera's setup menu.
Explains how to use the zoom functions for recording, including zoom speed and ratio.
Describes the function that automatically corrects horizontal tilt for stable recordings.
Details how to use the sub camera for simultaneous recording or twin camera functionality.
Guides users on how to select and switch between different recording modes.
Covers manual adjustments for focus, white balance, shutter speed, and brightness.
Covers basic operations like skipping, slow-motion, and frame-by-frame playback.
Explains how to save a single frame from a motion picture as a still image.
Provides methods for deleting unwanted scenes or still pictures from the media.
Details how to convert AVCHD or other scenes to MP4 format for PC and online sharing.
Guides users on connecting the camera to a TV for playback using HDMI or AV cables.
Explains how to copy files between the camera's SD card and built-in memory.
Details connecting and using a USB HDD for copying and playback.
Details how to control the camera remotely using a smartphone and the Image App.
Guides setting up direct Wi-Fi connections between the camera and smartphones.
Explains how to play back scenes and pictures on a DLNA-compatible TV via Wi-Fi.
Guides users on copying scenes and still pictures from the camera to a PC via Wi-Fi.
Introduces HD Writer AE 5.2 software for copying, editing, and managing camera data.
Lists the required PC specifications and OS versions for HD Writer AE 5.2.
Guides users on connecting the camera to a PC for data transfer.
Lists and explains common confirmation and error messages displayed on the unit.
Provides solutions for common operational problems, including power and performance issues.
Offers important safety and usage precautions to prevent damage or malfunction.
Lists recording modes and their approximate recordable times for various card sizes.
Details the setup and operation of the optional Remote Pan Tilt Cradle accessory.
