Panasonic NV VS 7 B - When Using the DV Studio 2 for Acquisition; When Using the DV Studio 2 for Editing

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Safety Information2
Caution for AC Mains Lead2
How to Replace the Fuse2
Contents3
Check List for the Standard Accessories3
Controls and Functions4
Product View4
The 3 Types of Power Supply6
Supplying Power from an AC Mains Socket6
Supplying Power from the Cigarette Lighter Socket in a Car6
Supplying Power with the Battery8
Charging Time and Maximum Time for Continuous Recording9
Removing the Battery from the Movie Camera9
Checking the Remaining Battery Power10
When Recording Is Not Performed Continuously10
When the Ambient Temperature Is Extremely Low or Extremely High10
When the Service Life of the Battery Has Reached Its End10
Inserting the Button-Type Battery11
Using the Menu Screen12
Exiting the Menu13
Note about the Settings Made on the Menu13
Camera Functions Menu14
Setting the Date and Time16
Adjusting the LCD Monitor/Viewfinder17
Inserting a Cassette18
Ejecting the Cassette18
Selecting the Correct Tape Length19
Confirming the Remaining Tape Time19
Preventing Accidental Erasure of Recordings19
Using the Viewfinder20
Using the LCD Monitor20
Closing the LCD Monitor21
Recording (Filming)22
Recording Indicating (Tally) Lamp22
About the VHS Formats22
Index Signals (VISS)23
Recording Backlit Scenes - Backlight Compensation24
Checking if the Picture Is Recorded - Recording Check24
Viewing Recorded Scenes During Recording Pause - Camera Search24
Returning to Normal Recording25
Using the REC Button as the Recording Start/Stop Button25
Recording Yourself - with the LCD Monitor Facing Forward26
Focusing on the Subject Manually - Manual Focus26
Mirror Mode for the Picture on the LCD Monitor27
Enlarging Your Subject or Widening the Recording Angle28
Recording with the Time And/Or Date Superimposed in the Picture28
The Date/Time/Title Indication29
Voice Zoom29
Recording Extra Close-Up Shots of Small Subjects - Macro Close-Up29
Viewing the Just Recorded Scenes on the Movie Camera - Playback30
Adjusting the Sound Volume31
High-Speed Rewinding31
Using Cue, Review and Still Playback Functions During Normal Playback32
Eliminating Picture Distortions - Manual Tracking Adjustment32
Search Lock Function33
Returning to the Auto Tracking Mode33
Playing Back on a TV34
After Use34
Starting to Record with Gradually Appearing Picture and Sound36
Ending the Recording of a Scene with Gradually Disappearing Picture36
Creating Your Own Titles and Inserting Them During Recording38
Inserting Your Own Title During Recording40
Recording in Special Situations - Programme AE42
Recording with Special Effects - Digital Effects44
Recording with Minimised Camera Shake - Super Image Stabilizer46
Using the Digital Zoom Function46
Notes for Use of the Super Image Stabilizer Function47
Notes for Use of the Digital Zoom Function47
Displaying 9 Small Still Pictures on the Screen - Multi Image48
Erasing the 9 Still Pictures51
Displaying a Small Still Picture Inside the Normal Picture52
Recording a Still Picture - Snapshot Recording52
Fading over from the Last Recorded Scene to the Next54
Using the Digital Fade Functions56
Recording with Pre-Programmed Titles Inserted in the Picture58
Recording with Automatic White Balance Adjustment62
Recording with Manual White Balance Adjustment62
Motion-Sensor-Controlled Recording64
Recording in Dark Places Without any Illumination66
Using Various Functions During Playback68
Playback Title Indication68
Playback Digital Superimposer68
Storing Your Own Title in the Digital Image Memory68
TBC (Time Base Corrector) Function69
Stopping the Superimposing of the Title69
Selecting the Desired Colour of the Title69
Cancelling the Playback Digital Superimposer Function69
Picture-In-Picture Function72
Erasing the Small Picture73
Playback Digital Fade74
Remote Controller76
Inserting the Batteries76
Copying Onto an S-VHS or VHS Cassette78
Using the Movie Camera with a Computer80
Computer System Requirements80
For those Who Use the Personal Computer Connection Kit81
Acquiring Digital Still Pictures in Camera Mode to Create a DV Album82
Automatically Acquiring Stills in Camera Mode to Create a DV Album82
When Using the DV Studio 2 for Acquisition83
When Using the DV Studio 2 for Editing83
Optional Accessories84
Cautions for Use85
Condensation86
Cautions for Transport86
Optimum Use of the Battery87
Precautions for Storage87
Glossary88
Indications on the LCD Monitor/In the Viewfinder92
Specifications95
Troubleshooting96
Index98

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