JVC GR-AXM40 manual Fade/Wipe, Select Function, Engage FADE- or Wipe Standby Mode, END Recording

[Ex. : Black Fader]

FADE IN

FADE OUT

Function indication

	LCD monitor or
	viewfinder
Fade/Wipe
Mosaic Fader	After 2 sec.
	Fade/Wipe

BK

BK Black Fader

		Mosaic Fader
		Shutter Wipe
Off
(No indication)		Slide Wipe
	OFF

SET button

SEL. button

PROGRAM AE select dial

NOTES:

●Pressing and holding the Recording Start/ Stop button allows you to record a black blank screen, or a mosaic pattern if Mosaic Fader is selected.

●The screen becomes slightly reddish when the Fade/Wipe is used with Sepia (☞ pg. 21).

EN 25

Fade/Wipe

These effects let you make pro-style scene transitions. Fade- or wipe-in works at recording start, and fade- or wipe-out works at recording end or when you enter Record–Standby mode.

SELECT MODE

1 Turn the PROGRAM AE select dial to any position except AUTO LOCK.

SELECT FUNCTION

2 Press SEL. repeatedly until “Fade/Wipe” appears.

ENGAGE FADE- OR WIPE-

STANDBY MODE

3 Press SET to cycle through the modes as shown at left. Once the desired mode appears, it is selected and reserved.

•The selected mode’s name and its indication are displayed in the LCD monitor or the viewfinder for approx. 2 seconds. Then the name disappears, and only the indication remains.

START RECORDING

4 Press Recording Start/Stop to start recording and activate fade- or wipe-in.

OR . . .

END RECORDING

Press Recording Start/Stop to end recording and engage fade- or wipe-out.

TO CANCEL FADE- OR WIPE-

STANDBY MODE

5 While “Fade/Wipe” is displayed, press SET twice.

•“OFF” is displayed for approx. 2 seconds and the reserved fade or wipe is cancelled.

BK Black Fader

Fades in/out to a black screen.

Mosaic Fader

Gradually turns/returns the picture into/from a mosaic pattern.

Shutter Wipe

A black screen moves in from the top and bottom, closing over the image like a shutter, or a new image pushes open the black screen vertically from the center.

Slide Wipe

A black screen moves in from the left to gradually cover the image, or a new image moves in from right to left.