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23.	Even when Slow Shutter is	23.	• When shooting in the dark,	23.	• If you want the lighting to
	not selected, the image looks		the unit becomes highly		look more natural, set “GAIN
	like it is activated.		sensitive to light and the		UP” to “AGC” or “OFF” in the
			image takes on an effect		Menu Screen ( pg. 39).
			similar to Slow Shutter.

24.	There is no strobe when the	24.	• The Picture Wipe or Dissolve	24.	• Do not try to use the Classic
	Classic Film or Strobe mode		function is in use.		Film or Strobe mode during a
	is activated.				scene transition ( pg. 46,
					48).

25.	White Balance cannot be	25.	• The Sepia or Monotone mode	25.	• Turn off Sepia or Monotone
	activated.		is activated.		before setting White Balance
					( pg. 47, 53).

26.	When shooting a subject	26.	• This is a result of exceedingly	26.
	illuminated by bright light,		high contrast, and is not a		————
	vertical lines appear.		malfunction.

27.	When the screen is under	27.	• This is not a malfunction.	27.
	direct sunlight during				————
	shooting, the screen becomes				————
	shooting, the screen becomes
	red or black for an instant.

28.	During recording, the date/	28.	• “DATE/TIME” is set to “OFF”	28.	• Set “DATE/TIME” to “ON” in
	time does not appear.		in the Menu Screen.		the Menu Screen ( pg. 41).

29.	Files stored in the memory	29.	• Files stored in the memory	29.	• Remove protection from the
	card cannot be deleted.		card are protected.		files stored in the memory
					card and delete them
					( pg. 31 – 33).

30.	The indicators and messages	30.	• “TIME CODE” is set to “OFF”	30.	• Set “TIME CODE” to “ON” in the
	do not appear.		in the Menu Screen.		Menu Screen ( pg. 41, 42).

31.	Images on the LCD monitor	31.	• In places subject to low	31.	• Adjust the brightness and
	appear dark or whitish.		temperature, images become		angle of the LCD monitor
			dark due to the characteristics		( pg. 18, 19).
			of the LCD monitor. When
			this happens, the displayed
			colours differ from those that
			are actually recorded. This is
			not a defect of the camcorder.
			• When the LCD monitor's
			• When the LCD monitor's
			fluorescent light reaches the
			end of its service life, images
			on the LCD monitor become
			dark. Consult your nearest
			JVC dealer.

32.	The rear of the LCD monitor	32.	• The light used to illuminate	32.	• Close the LCD monitor to turn
	is hot.		the LCD monitor causes it to		it off or set the Power Switch
			become hot.		to “OFF”, and let the unit cool
					down.

33.	The indicators and the image	33.	• This may occur when the	33.
	color on the LCD monitor		surface or the edge of the LCD		————
	are not clear.		monitor is pressed.

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GR-DVM75 specifications

The JVC GR-DVM75 is a digital camcorder that represents a significant leap forward in home video technology at its launch. Designed for both amateur videographers and enthusiasts, this model integrates a variety of features and technologies that enhance the shooting experience while ensuring high-quality video output.

One of the standout aspects of the GR-DVM75 is its 690,000 pixel CCD sensor, which delivers impressive image clarity and detail. This camcorder offers a 16:9 aspect ratio for widescreen shooting, allowing users to capture cinematic-style footage that is well suited for modern viewing formats. The camcorder's 10x optical zoom lens lets users get close to their subjects without sacrificing image quality, while a digital zoom feature extends this range up to 800x, providing flexibility in different shooting environments.

The GR-DVM75 is equipped with JVC's proprietary Digital Image Stabilization technology, which minimizes the effects of camera shake, resulting in smoother video playback. This feature is particularly useful in handheld shooting scenarios or when capturing moving subjects. Additionally, the camcorder supports various recording formats, including MiniDV, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of playback devices.

The model also boasts a swivel LCD screen, allowing for easy framing of shots from various angles. This 2.5-inch screen is bright and clear, providing a reliable visual reference for users. Moreover, the camcorder incorporates a viewfinder for traditional shooting styles, catering to diverse preferences among users.

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In terms of audio capabilities, the JVC GR-DVM75 is equipped with a built-in stereo microphone that captures clear sound, supplemented by audio input options for external microphones. This feature is especially beneficial for users looking to enhance their sound quality, whether for interviews or ambient sound capture.

Overall, the JVC GR-DVM75 combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to capture high-quality home videos. Its blend of image stabilization, versatility in recording, and robust connectivity options set it apart as a reliable tool for creative expression. Whether someone is documenting family events, creating travel vlogs, or exploring artistic videography, the GR-DVM75 provides a solid foundation for captivating storytelling.

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GR-DVM75 specifications