Panasonic
NV-GS35GN, NV-GS25GN
operating instructions
F0105Ke0 7000 a
Specifications
Install
Self-timer recording
Accessories
Fitting the battery
Adjust the belt length
Setting date and time
Free style remote control
How to
What is
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Web site: http://www.panasonic.co.jp/global/
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Contents
NV-GS25GN
Information for your safety
Contents
Before using
Accessories
Optional
Parts identification and handling
Viewfinder -7
Using the LCD monitor
Adjust the belt length
Fitting the lens cap
Grip belt
Using the viewfinder
Power supply
Fitting the battery
Removing the battery
Charging time and recordable time
Connect the DC input lead to this product
When the cassette holder does not Come out
When the cassette holder cannot be Housed
Inserting/removing a cassette
Inserting/removing the cassette
Card access lamp
Inserting/removing a card
Concerning the card
SD Memory Card
Turning the camera on
Selecting a mode
How to use the joystick
Tape recording mode AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch is set to Auto
Tape playback mode
Card recording mode AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS switch is set to Auto
Soft skin mode Backlight compensation
Switching the language
Using the menu screen
Setting date and time
Adjusting LCD monitor/viewfinder
Recharging the built-in lithium battery
Adjusting the brightness and colour Level
Using the remote control
Remote control
Install a button-type battery
Remote control usable range
Free style remote control
Selecting the remote control mode
Concerning the button-type battery
Connect the free style remote control To the camera
Press the Light button ≥The gain up mode is set to off
≥To eliminate ghost images, use this mode
Recording with the built-in LED video light NV-GS35 only
Press the Light button
Record mode
Check before recording
Concerning the remaining tape time Indication on the screen
On-screen display in the tape recording mode
Recording on a tape
Recording still pictures onto a card Photoshot
Check the recording
Blank search function
Zoom in/out function
Progressive Photoshot
Select the picture quality for photoshot images
Recording with a shutter operation Effect
To cancel the quick start when Power is OFF
Recording yourself
Quick start
To use the zoom microphone function
Night view functions
Soft skin mode
Backlight compensation function
Wind noise reduction function
Self-timer recording
Fade in/fade out function
To cancel the Cinema function
To cancel the image stabilizer function
Recording images for wide-screen TVs
Image stabilizer function
To stop continuous photoshot Midway through
Recording in various situations Scene mode
Continuous Photoshot
To cancel the scene mode function
To restore to the automatic Adjustment
Recording in natural colours White balance
To set the white balance manually
Manual focus adjustment
Manual shutter speed/aperture adjustment
About flashing of the indication
About the white balance sensor
To restore to automatic adjustment
Manual shutter speed adjustment
Manual iris/gain adjustment
Shutter speed range
Slow-motion playback/ frame-by-frame playback
Playback mode
Playing back tape
Press the 1 button on the remote control
Variable-speed search function
To return to normal playback
Frame-by-frame playback
To display the on-screen information On the TV
Playback on TV
Playing back card
Deleting files recorded on a card
To display multiple playback files
About the compatibility of still pictures
To delete all files
Writing the printing data on a card Dpof setting
To complete the settings
Formatting a card
Protecting files on a card
To set so that all pictures are not Printed
What is DPOF?
Select Cancel ALL in Step
Edit mode
Edit mode
Recording from a tape onto a card
Copying onto a DVD recorder or a VCR Dubbing
Using the DV Cable for Recording Digital Dubbing
To cancel the standby for recording
≥Set to Tape Playback Mode
Audio dubbing
Before recording with audio dubbing
To play back the sound recorded with Audio dubbing
Menu
Menu list
Tape Recording Menu
Tape Playback Menu
Basic DATE/TIME -41-PROTECT
Card Recording Menu
Picture Playback Menu
Other menus
Menus related to taking pictures
Menus related to playback
Others
Indications
Confirmatory indications
Textual indications
Change to Manual Mode
Functions cannot be used simultaneously
Before requesting repair Problems and solutions
Power/Body Movie camera power cannot be turned on
Movie camera power is turned off automatically
Movie camera power does not stay on long enough
Remote control does not function
Cassette cannot be removed
No operation other than cassette removal can be performed
Screen has changed suddenly
Original sound was erased when audio dubbing was performed
Different sounds are reproduced at the same time
Audio dubbing cannot be performed
Sounds cannot be played back
Push the Reset Switch is displayed
Using MotionDV Studio 5.3E LE for DV
During playback, Unplayable Card is displayed
Dealer who you purchased the movie camera from
About the movie camera
About condensation
About dirty heads
About the battery
Be sure to detach the battery after use
Prepare spare batteries when going out for recording
While carrying the movie camera, do not drop or bump it
About the AC adaptor
About the cassette
About the card
Folder structure of the card
Explanation of terms
LCD monitor/viewfinder
Periodical check-ups
Automatic white balance
White balance
Auto focus
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
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