Panasonic NV-VS3A - Mirror Mode for Self-Recording

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@ Mirror Mode
When recording yourself with the LCD Monitor facing forward,
the picture shown on it the way it is being recorded may be
difficult to get used to.
This is because we usually look at ourselves in the mirror, so
we see a mirror-image and this feels more natural. This Movie
Camera features the Mirror Mode which displays the picture
as a mitror-image.
However, even if you have selected in the mirror Mode, the
picture is recorded in the normal way.
In the Mirror Mode, only the following indications can be
displayed on the LCD Monitor and in the Finder:
[@] : Recording Mode Indication
{f1@] : Recording Pause Mode Indication
[aaa] : Remaining Battery Indication
[CQ] ~~: General Warning/Alarm indication
(In addition to these four indications, the Counter Indication
and the Programme AE Mode Indications can also appear in
the Finder.) | |
When you want to confirm other indications, return the LCD
Monitor to position @) or @ shown in the illustration above.
Especially when the [L{]] Indication is displayed, be sure to
return the LCD Monitor to position @} or @ so that you can
confirm the actual Warning/Alarm Indication.
If you turn the LCD Monitor so that it faces forward, the
Finder also automatically turns on. However, in the following
cases, the Finder turns off:
~~ Changing from the Camera to the VCR Mode.
—~ Closing the LCD Monitor with the screen facing outward
(as shown above @).
@{t is not possible to display and record the Date, Time and/or
Title Indication in the Mirror Mode.