JVC GR-DVL9800 specifications High Speed Recording, High Speed Button Recording Start/Stop Button

To start High Speed Recording, press the Recording Start/Stop Button.

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Power Switch

AdvancedFeaturesForVideoAndD.S.C.(cont.)

High Speed Recording

Shooting Mode Dial

PS
VIDEO
DUAL
VGA	XGA

Lock Button

OFF			C	S	D
Y
A			P
		L
	LP YA

The images recorded in High Speed Recording mode can be played back with high density in slow-motion. This feature is an effective way to capture fast-moving action. Also refer to “Progressive Slow-Motion Playback” on pg. 29.

1 Set the Shooting Mode Dial to “VIDEO”, then set the Power Switch to “ ” while pressing down the Lock Button. Pull out the viewfinder fully or open the LCD monitor fully.

2 To engage High Speed Recording Standby, press HIGH SPEED while in the Record-Standby mode. •There are 3 High Speed Recording modes available

as illustrated on the left. Each time HIGH SPEED (4/6) is pressed, the screen is switched.

3

HIGH SPEED Button

Recording Start/Stop Button

Screen during High Speed Recording or playback of images recorded in High Speed Recording mode

Normal Record-

Standby

PAUSE

2X horizontal high- density: Suitable for recording horizontally-moving scenes such as running.

2X vertical high- density: Suitable for recording vertically- moving scenes such as golf.

4X high-density: Suitable for recording much faster-moving scenes.

4 To end High Speed Recording, press the Recording Start/Stop Button.

•To release the High Speed Recording mode, press HIGH SPEED until the normal screen reappears.

NOTES:

●The screen may jitter.

●It is possible to copy scenes recorded in High Speed Recording mode from this camcorder only to another GR-DVL9800.

●During High Speed Recording, the following functions are disabled: Fade/Wipe effects (☞ pg. 38, 39),

Programme AE with special effects (other than “TWI- LIGHT” and “SHUTTER”, ☞ pg. 40, 41), “DIS” (☞ pg. 32), Snapshot (☞ pg. 18) and over 10X zoom magnifi- cation (☞ pg. 31).

●If zooming is attempted during High Speed Recording, the image may become slightly blurred.