JVC GC-QX3 manual 20 EN, Getting Started, Connecting the Camera to a Power Outlet

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20EN

GETTINGSTARTED(cont.)

Connecting the Camera to a Power Outlet

The AC adapter (provided) is useful when shooting photos indoors for an extended period of time. The adapter can also be used overseas if you use a conversion plug.

Power cord

Power outlet

Power lamp

AC adapter (AA-V37)

DC input connector

DC cord

Open the connector cover on the rear of the camera.

Connect the DC cord to the DC input connector.

Connect the DC cord to the DC input connector on the AC adapter.

Connect the power cord to a power outlet.

•The power lamp lights.

NOTES:

●Make sure to use the provided AC adapter (AA- V37).

●Do not attempt to use an AC adapter for a video camera or other electronic device with this camera. Differences in voltage levels can damage the camera.

●Use the AC adapter in order to safely format Memory cards, delete pictures or send pictures to a connected personal computer.

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Contents GC-QX3 For Customer UseDear Customer It is recommended that youPower Sources Power LinesPower Cord Protection Grounding or PolarizationAccessories Damage Requiring ServiceCleaning Replacement PartsInsert the Memory card. pg Connect the Camera to a Power Outlet. pgQuick Start Shoot a Picture. pg Play back a Picture. pgMajor Features EN 6M Pro-Still Pixel Shift Mode pgDR Pro-Still Wide Range Mode pg Before taking important photosContents Subsidiary Settings Memory card 3.3V type Hand strap10 EN Front View Top ViewSelf timer lamp Self timer buttonMode switch FlashRear View Bottom View CONTROLS, Connectors and Indicators12 EN Power dial Connectors coverBattery cover Video output connector ............ pgIndicator of initial settings having been changed Mode displayRemaining battery power indicator 14 ENFlash indicator Macro mode indicatorTimer mode indicator Picture size indicatorTurn the Power dial to SET to display the SET UP screen 16 ENMenu Screens To turn off the menu screen, press the DSP buttonPlayback Menu Screens No displaysCharging the Battery Install the battery18 EN PicturesInstalling a Charged Battery Removing the BatteryConnecting the Camera to a Power Outlet Connect the power cord to a power outlet20 EN Getting StartedPass one end of the hand strap through the mounting hole Attaching the Hand strapAttaching the Lens Cover 22 EN Inserting the Memory CardRemoving the Memory Card Contact surfaceFormatting a Memory Card EXE button Lock button ButtonPress the r t button to select Format Press the r t button to select YES24 EN ViewfinderNormal Shooting Macro ShootingMounting the Camera on a Tripod Using a TripodGood Photography Posture Basic Operation Selecting the Shooting Mode26 EN Zoom Shooting Zoom leverYou can shoot a wider angle You can shoot a distant subject in closeupTurn the Power dial to SET 28 ENSelecting the Picture Size 16MBTurn the Power dial to a or M for shooting Selecting the Picture QualityPress the r t button to select Quality OperationsLock button Shutter button Power dial 30 ENFull Auto Shooting Press the Shutter button all the way to take the picturePlaying Back Still Pictures Normal PlaybackAuto Playback Press the w e button again to stop Auto PlaybackSelf Timer Self timer button Shutter buttonThrough the following settings 32 ENSetting, since the shutter speed is slower Press the Flash button and select the flash modeFlash Shooting Flash. The flash is forced to light34 EN Manual FocusIris Setting → ProgramMacro Shooting 36 ENManual Shooting +2EV Exposure Control2EV Press the DSP button to turn off the menu screen White Balance Adjustment38 EN White paper should fill the screen Manual White Balance AdjustmentTo redo the setting, simply hold down the EXE button again Press the r t button to select Sens Sensitivity Setting40 EN Changing the Zoom Power While Shooting With this mode you can shoot 2 continuous photos 42 ENShooting Continuous Photos If the flash is set, it will only flash for the first photoChanging the AE/AF Area Restoring the Default Settings Turn the Power dial to MSelect Manual with the Mode switch Camera settings return to the default settingsCollage Mode Background SubjectFrame size is automatically selected for the background You can also use the zoom function6M Pro-Still Pixel Shift Mode 46 ENHold the Lock button down while turning 6M PRO S appears on the LCD panelDR Pro-Still Wide Range Mode DR PRO S appears on the LCD panelNR PRO S appears on the LCD panel NR Pro-Still Noise Reduction Mode48 EN Video Shooting Press the Shutter button all the way to shoot the videoVideo Playback Select Video PB with the Mode switch50 EN Display Mode during Playback Brightness Adjustment of LCD ScreenTurn the Power dial to A, M or V for shooting 52 ENPlayback Protecting PicturesTo delete a selected picture Deletion indicator appearsDeleting Pictures Select Edit with the Mode switch 54 ENAdding Special Effects Edit screen appearsNOW Editing appears, then File screen will appear Press the w e button to select OFF, B/W, SEPIA, or NegaNega Gives a picture a negative film effect Inputting the Date Date screen appears← left Select the up side of the picture − up → right ← left ↓ downInputting the Calendar Calendar screen appearsConnecting the Camera to a TV 58 ENYou can view the photographed still pictures on TV Digital Still CameraPower outlet Power lamp Digital Still Camera Power cord DC cordPrint Printer GV-SP2Power dial To select a picture, press the DSP button 60 ENPrinting a Picture To select a picture, and then press the DSPMaximum number of copies are Print SET UP screen appearsFile screen will appear Select Dpof with the Mode switch Printing by Dpof SettingTurn the Power dial to B Press the r t button to select one Dpof file is saved on the Memory card Dpof Print screen appearsChanging Settings in the SET UP Menu Press the r t button to select an itemSET UP Menu Contents2032 x 1536 Qxga class 1024 x 768 XGA 640 x 480 VGASubsidiary Settings Setting the Date and TimeSET UP screen returns 66 ENSoftware Section 68 EN Software Section for WindowsOperating Environment USB ConnectionInstalling the USB Driver Select USB Mode with the Mode switchPreparation Click the Next button Click the Finish buttonInstalling the Video Player 70 ENLoad the provided CD-ROM to the CD-ROM drive Vplay folder opensSending Image File to Computer Sending a video by e-mailVolume 72 ENBasic Playback Play buttonWhen the playback finishes, click the Exit button Easy PlaybackDouble clicking on the icon of a video file Playback starts automaticallyClick the Start button Uninstalling the Software74 EN Macintosh Mac OS 8.5.1/Mac OS 8.6/Mac OSJVC Video Decoder 76 EN Software Section for MacintoshInstalling the JVC Video Decoder 78 EN Untitled icon appears on the desktop of the computerWith Macintosh Playback of the video starts EN Software Section for MacintoshClick the 4 button Double click the System Folder icon System Folder opensDouble click the Extensions folder icon Extensions folder opensPower does not come on Power turned off whileCannot shoot photos Cannot see the picture onCannot format a Memory card Number more thanLCD screen is splotchy Trouble Shooting Error Messages for the cameraMessages Contents 84 ENError Messages for the printer 86 EN AC Power Adapter/Charger AA-V37 Camera Setting Menu Screen Using a Tripod Video Playback Video ShootingWhite Balance Ajustment Wide Range Mode Zoom Shooting 88 ENWhen using the AC Power Adapter in areas other ShockTo avoid malfunction Than the USAFor safety, do not Avoid using the unitTo prolong service life Do not leave the unitAbout moisture condensation Serious malfunctioningHOW to Locate Your JVC Service Center EN for Servicing Only in U.S.AWarranty Only in U.S.A. EN Limited WarrantyMemo Memo GC-QX3

GC-QX3 specifications

The JVC GC-QX3 is a compact yet powerful camcorder designed for both amateur videographers and enthusiasts. With its cutting-edge features and user-friendly interface, the GC-QX3 allows users to capture high-quality video in a variety of settings. One of its standout features is the capable 4K video recording, which delivers stunning resolution and clarity, making it ideal for capturing special moments on a grand scale.

Equipped with a 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor, the GC-QX3 excels in low-light conditions, performing remarkably well in dimly lit environments. This sensor technology enables users to achieve vibrant colors and sharp detail, enhancing the overall quality of their videos. The camera supports a range of frame rates, allowing for flexibility in choosing how fast or slow motion is captured.

The device features a 5x optical zoom lens that provides versatility when shooting. This enables users to get closer to their subjects without sacrificing quality. The lens is complemented by digital stabilization technology, which minimizes shakes and jitters, ensuring smooth video footage even when filming in motion.

In terms of usability, the JVC GC-QX3 offers a touchscreen interface that simplifies navigation through the various settings and modes. This intuitive design allows users to easily switch between recording options, adjust exposures, and access playback features. The LCD screen is also rotatable, giving users the ability to shoot from different angles and perspectives, enhancing creative possibilities.

Connectivity options are another highlight of the GC-QX3. It includes built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities, enabling seamless sharing of content to social media and other devices. The camcorder also supports various storage options, featuring dual SD card slots, allowing for extended recording time and backup.

Battery life is essential for any videographer, and the GC-QX3 does not disappoint. It comes with an efficient battery that provides ample recording time on a single charge, making it perfect for long events or shoots. Moreover, it features a range of video modes, including slow-motion and time-lapse, allowing users to capture unique and creative footage.

In conclusion, the JVC GC-QX3 is a versatile and well-equipped camcorder that combines advanced features with user-friendly technology. Whether for casual filming or more serious projects, its 4K recording capabilities, superior sensor performance, and connectivity options make it a valuable tool for capturing life's moments.