Panasonic NVS7EG User Manual
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Contents
Controls and Functions.......................................................... 6
S-VHS Format ................................................................... 16
Compatibility of VTRs and Tapes ..................................... 16
Using the Battery Pack........................................................ 18
Using the AC Adaptor or the Car Battery Cord (optional). 22
Setting the Clock ................................................................ 24
Recording the Date and Time during Shooting................. 28
Extending the Viewfinder/Adjusting the Eyepiece
Corrector.......................................................................... 28
Adjusting the Grip Belt/Removing the Lens Cap .............. 30
Attaching the Shoulder Strap ............................................. 32
Adjusting the Angle of the Viewfinder................................ 32
Inserting the Video Cassette .............................................. 34
Preventing Accidental Erasure of Recordings .................. 34
Confirming the Remaining Tape Time .............................. 36
Using the Tape Counter Indication...................................... 38
Using the On-Screen Display Function .............................. 40
Index Signals (VISS)........................................................... 40
Holding the Movie Camera for Shooting............................. 42
Shooting............................................................................. 46
Checking the Recorded Scene ......................................... 48
Shooting with Clean Edits.................................................. 48
Searching for a Previously Shot Scene ............................ 50
Shooting with the Digital Image Stabilizer Function.......... 52
Taking a Snapshot............................................................. 54
Shooting a Still Picture....................................................... 56
Shooting with Strobe Effect............................................... 58
Shooting with the Zoom Function ..................................... 60
Shooting with the Fade Function....................................... 62
Shooting Landscapes at Dusk or Other Evening Scenes — 64
Shooting Backlit Scenes ................................................... 64
Shooting in the Dark.......................................................... 66
Shooting with the Macro Function .................................... 68
Shooting Fast-Moving Subjects ........................................ 70
Automatic White Balance Adjustment ............................... 72
Manual White Balance Adjustment.................................... 74
Focusing............................................................................ 78
Inserting a Still Picture with Wipe Editing ......................... 82
Fading Over or Superimposing a Still Picture onto the Moving
Picture............................................................................. 84
ILLUSTRATION
Playbac
Playback via a TV Set (Connections).............................. 86
Playback on a Video Tape Recorder (VTR) ..................... 90
Playback............................................................................ 92
Copying (Dubbing) ............................................................ 96
After Use .............. ............................................................ 98
Cleaning............................................................................. 98
ViTCSignais .......................................................................100
Cautions............................................................................ 101
Before Requesting Service .............................................. 107
Quick Reference Guide to the Indications in the
Viewfinder ...................................................................... 110
Specifications..................................................................... 114
Optional Accessories ........................................................ 117
Warning/Alarm indications in the Viewfinder......................118
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