Panasonic NV-VX77A - The 3 Types of Power Supplies; Using the AC Adaptor as Power Supply Unit

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Information for Your Safety2
Contents3
Advanced Operations4
Preparations6
Standard Accessories6
Controls and Components7
The 3 Types of Power Supplies11
Using the AC Adaptor as Power Supply Unit11
Charging the Battery12
Charging Lamp12
Removing the Battery12
For Optimum Charging13
Attaching the Charged Battery15
Using the LCD Monitor16
Opening the LCD Monitor16
Closing the LCD Monitor16
Adjusting the LCD Monitor17
Adjusting the Volume of the Speaker17
Adjusting the Angle of the LCD Monitor17
Using the Menu Function18
Using the Main Menu19
Using the Title Menu19
Returning to the Main Menu19
Exiting the Menu Function19
Inserting the Cassette20
Ejecting the Cassette20
Selecting the Recording Speed21
Selecting the Correct Tape Length21
Confirming the Remaining Tape Time22
Preventing Accidental Erasure of Recordings22
Adjusting the Finder23
Adjusting the Grip Belt23
Handling the Lens Cap23
Attaching the Shoulder Strap and Remote Controller Holder24
Setting the Date and Time25
Recording with the Time and / or Date Superimposed in the Picture26
Charging the Built-In Lithium Battery27
Basic Operations28
Recording in the Full Auto Mode28
Stopping Recording29
Checking the End of a Recorded Scene30
Recording Check Function30
Searching for a Tape Position before the End of the Last Recording31
Camera Search Function31
Zooming In/Out32
Using the Macro Close-Up Function33
Playback34
Watching Playback on the Movie Camera34
Watching Playback on a TV Set36
Playing Back on a VCR37
Using the Supplied Cassette Adaptor37
Fast-Forwarding38
Rewinding38
Eliminating Picture Distortions38
Cue Playback39
Review Playback39
Still Playback39
After Use40
Cleaning the Finder40
Cleaning the Movie Camera Body40
Cleaning the Lens40
Using the Power Save Functions41
Using the Auto Power Save Function41
Resuming Recording41
Cancelling the Auto Power Save Function41
Using the Anti-Ground Recording Function42
Fading in43
Fading out43
Recording a Still Picture44
Snapshot Recording44
Shutter Effect Mode44
About the Super Image Stabilizer and Digital Zoom Functions45
Using the Super Image Stabilizer Function46
Cancelling the Super Image Stabilizer Function46
Using the Digital Zoom Function47
Cancelling the Digital Zoom Function47
About the Digital Effect Functions48
Using the Mirror Function49
Cancelling the Mirror Function49
Using the MIX Function50
Cancelling the MIX Function50
Using the Wipe Function51
Cancelling the Wipe Function51
Using the Strobe Function52
Cancelling the Strobe Function52
Using the Other Digital Effect Functions53
Using the Digital Fade Functions54
Motion-Sensor-Controlled Recording56
Cancelling the Motion Sensor Function During Recording56
Subjects and Recording Conditions58
Recording with Manual White Balance Adjustment59
Cancelling the Manual White Balance Mode59
Colour Temperature and White Balance Adjustment60
Recording with Manual Focus Adjustment61
Cancelling the Manual Focus Mode61
Recording Fast-Moving Subjects62
Returning to the Normal Recording Mode62
Condition for Using the Sports Mode62
Recording Dark Scenes more Brightly63
Recording Backlit Scenes64
When Using the Backlight Recording Function64
Using the Remote Controller65
Buttons on the Remote Controller65
Inserting the Button-Type Battery66
Replacing the Button-Type Battery66
Mirror Mode68
Recording with Programmed Titles Inserted in the Picture69
Selecting the Desired Language69
Selecting the Desired Title70
Selecting the Desired Colour of the Title70
Selecting the Size of the Title Function71
Recording with a Superimposed Title71
Creating Your Own Titles and Inserting Them During Recording72
Storing the Title in Memory72
Selecting the Desired Colour for the Title73
Inserting a Title at the Beginning of a Recording74
Inserting a Title During Recording74
Using the Tape Counter Indication75
Checking the Elapsed Tape Time75
Changing the Tape Counter Indication76
During Playback76
Using the Memory Stop Function77
Dubbing78
Edit Socket78
Precautions79
Precautions for the Battery80
Precautions for the Cassette80
Causes of Condensation and Remedy81
Video Head Clogging and Remedy81
How the White Balance Adjustment Works82
Auto White Balance82
Manual White Balance82
How the Focus Adjustment Works83
Auto Focus Adjustment83
Indications85
Recording and Playback Indications86
Demonstration Mode88
Cancelling the Demonstration Mode88
Reactivating the Demonstration Mode88
Optional Accessories89
Specifications90

Panasonic NV-VX77A - The 3 Types of Power Supplies; Using the AC Adaptor as Power Supply Unit

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