Controls and functions (cont’d), 38 mode selector switch (p. 64,70,74,76,78,80), 39 video output socket (p. 86,88,96) – Panasonic NVS7EG User Manual
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Controls and Functions (cont’d)
38 Mode Selector Switch (p. 64,70,74,76,78,80)
AUTO:
This setting provides automatically focussed
pictures with natural colours and brightness
for almost any shooting condition.
MANUAL:
When automatic focusing is not possible or
when you want to adjust the White Balance dr
the focus manually.
LOW LIGHT: When shooting evening scenes and under
other lowlight conditions.
39 Video Output Socket (p. 86,88,96)
Connect this socket via Video output cable to the video input
socket df the TV-set (or the RF Adaptor) for playback directly
from the Movie Camera.
40 RF DC Output Socket (p. 88)
Connect this socket with the RF Adaptor to supply it with
power for playback directly from the Movie Camera.
41 Audio Output Socket (p. 86,88,96)
Connect this socket via audio cable with the audio input
socket of the TV set (or the RF Adaptor) for playback directly
from the Movie Camera.
ILLUSTRATION
42 Eyepiece Corrector Ring (p. 28)
Turn it clockwise or counterclockwise so that the indications in
the Viewfinder are clearly focused.
43 Eyecup (p. 28,98)
44 Viewfinder (p. 28,46,98)
The subject in front of the camera can be seen on the
viewfinder screen. Superimposed on the picture are
indications about the operation and condition of the Movie
Camera.
To be able to see the picture on the viewfinder screen with
maximum magnification during shooting and playback, pull on
the plastic ring behind the Eyecup to extend the Viewfinder.
45 Cassette Compartment (p. 34)
Insert a
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compact video cassette into this
compartment.
46 External Microphone Socket
If you want to use an external microphone, connect It to this
socket (in this case, the built-in microphone will be
deactivated).
47 S-Video Output Socket (p. 86,96)
Connect the S-Video Cable to this socket if the TV set is
equipped with an S-Video Input Socket.
48 New Edit Socket (p. 96)
Connect an Editing Controller, etc. to this socket.
49 Tripod Receptacle
When using a tripod for stable shooting, attach the screw of
the tripod to this receptacle.
50 Button Type Battery Holder (p. 24)
It holds the Button Type Battery (CR2032) that maintains the
clock operation while the Movie Camera is turned off.
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