Panasonic NV-DS28A - Lcd Colour

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15.10.2001
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LCD
COLOUR
LEVEL
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Turning
on
the
Movie
Camera
and
Seiectina
Modes
9
Turn
on
the
power
first
and
then
select
modes
How
to
Turn
on
the
Power
1
Set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[ONI.
•The
[CAMERA]
Lamp
lights
up.
How
to
Switch
Modes
2
Press
the
[MODE]
Button.
•With
each
press,
the
Mode
changes.
•The
appropriate
Mode
Lamp
lights
up.
How
to
Turn
off
the
Power
3
Set
the
[OFF/ON]
Switch
to
[OFF].
Using
the
Viewfinder/LCDlmnno7""
Using
the
Viewfinder
Before
using
the
Viewfinder,
adjust
the
field
of
view
so
that
the
displays
inside
the
V,ewfinder
become
clear
and
easy
to
read
V
1
Tilt
the
Viewfinder
upward.
•The
Viewfinder
can
also
be
pulled
out
for
use
•
Do
not
pull
on
the
Eyecup
to
extend
the
Viewfinder.
2
Adjust
by
sliding
the
Eyepiece
Corrector
Knob
Q
Using
the
LCD
Monitor
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3,80
r6C0rd
thS
P
'
CtUre
While
It
thf
? rr
!/
°
PEN]
BUtt
°
n and
'
at
the
same
time
>
bring
2
ISJJS^
ang,e
accordln
*
to
the
•The
LCD
Monitor
can
rotate
a
maximum
of 1
80°
Q
from
the
vertical
position
to the
upward
direction
and
a
maximum
of
90°
Q
to the
^n
n
r^, H
ireCti
°n
'
F0rCefu,,y
rotatin
9
the
LCD
Monitor
Seyond
these
ranges
will
damage
the
Movie
Camera
Closing
the
LCD
Monitor
L^.ctl^Q^uf'
the
[PUSH
0PENJ
Button
is
securely
locked.
Adjusting
Brightness
and
Colour
Level
ZOZL
[LCD/
^
VF
SE7]
°
n the
fDiSPLAY
SETUp
l
Sub-Menu
is
set
to
rYES)
the
following
items
are
displayed.
(-M3)
1,1
LCD
Brightness
[LCD
BRIGHTNESS]
It
adjusts
the
brightness
of
the
image
on
the
LCD
screen
LCD
Colour
Level
[LCD
COLOUR
LEVEL]
it
adjusts
the
colour
saturation
of
the
image
on
the
LCD
screen
Brightness
of the
Viewfinder
[EVF
BRIGHTNESS]
It
adjusts
the
brightness
of
the
image
in
the
Viewfinder
To
Adjust
[PL^sX^
T
thS
'
tem
t0
be
adjusted
'
and
then
the
• a k *
ef
th8
number
of
vert,cal
bars
Jn
Bar
indication
safuS
V6r1iCal
barS
iPdiCateS
Stf0n9er
bri
9
htness
«
^
tj£L
[
»T
y°°
B]
°n
thS
CD,SPLAY
SETUR
I
Sub
"Menu
to
[BRIGHT].
•These
adjustments
do
not
affect
the
recorded
images
»For
other
notes
concerning
this
item,
see
page45.