Panasonic SDR-S15 Playback 1 Viewing motion pictures, Displaying thumbnails by date

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Playback 1 Viewing motion pictures

Recorded motion pictures (scenes) can be played back on the unit.

Do not remove the SD card while it is being accessed (card access lamp lit).

Volume adjustment

To fast-forward/rewind

While pressed and held,

only the scene number

changes rapidly.

Release the cursor button when the desired scene number appears.

To adjust the volume

T (+) side:

Increases the volume.

W (–) side:

Decreases the volume.

Audio is output only during normal playback.

The volume display appears on the LCD monitor while adjusting the volume.

1 Set to [].

Thumbnails are displayed.

2 Select the desired scene.

A yellow frame appears around the selected scene.

Scene No. WEB mode Recording time

“WEB MODE” is displayed here for

a scene recorded in WEB mode.

To move to the next page: either press the left and right

cursor button or select or and press the centre of

the cursor button.

3 Enter the picture to view.

Displaying thumbnails by date

 

 

1

Select [ ] in step

3

Only thumbnails of

(P.52).

motion pictures recorded

that day appear.

Display [].

2 Select the date to display.

are recorded on the same day,

 

If more than 99 motion pictures

 

they are divided into separate

 

displays.

To quit displaying thumbnails by date (To display all thumbnails)

Select [] in step 3 above and press the centre of the cursor button.

●This unit complies with the SD-Video standard and can play back MPEG2 movies.

“MPEG” is the acronym for the “Moving Pictures Experts Group” and is a compressed movie format of 25 fps.

●Some motion pictures recorded on other devices may not play back correctly. Similarly, motion pictures recorded on this unit may not play back correctly on other devices.

Playback/Pause

To previous

To next

scene

scene

Return to thumbnail

●Thumbnails in which [ ] appears cannot be played back.

●Some motion pictures of short recording time cannot be played back.

●If the unit is running on battery power, [ECONOMY] (P.86) is set to

[5 MINUTES] and play pause is continued for 5 minutes, the unit turns off. ●The unit does not turn off when the LCD monitor is closed.

●The time and date is recorded when the record button is pressed. When using the PRE-REC function, the displayed time and date for thumbnail images or playback images will be a few seconds later from the time of recording.

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Contents For business users in the European Union Operating Instructions SD Video CameraDear Customer How to replace the fuseUse only the recommended accessories Before useFor the purposes of these operating instructions Information for your safetyCamera and SD card sold separately temperature Built-in lithium batteryContents Handling AccessoriesMode dial P.18 Parts identificationSales and Support Information Parts identification and handlingPrecautions in handling Recommended Panasonic SD/SDHC Memory Cards as of JanuaryWrite-protecting cards Setup 1 Charging Charging time and recordable time Setup 3 Inserting/Removing SDSetup Remaining battery capacity indicationSelecting modes Set to icon of desired modeSelect settings from the menus. P.20 Turning the unit ON/OFFSetting from the menu Setup 5 changing the display languageChanging the display language Adjusting the LCD monitor Setup 6 Setting the date and timeAdjusting the LCD monitor Setting the date and timeHold the unit firmly Body With both hands Recording 1 Before recordingBasic stance Stand with back to sun to avoid subject being in shadowStop recording Recording mode and recording timesSet to Press Start recordingTo remove shutter sound Recording 3 Automatic recording still picturesTake picture Number of recordable picturesEnlarging zoom Enlarge RestoreRecording 4 Zoom/avoid jitter/maintain Picture brightness in dark locationsRecording 5 Intelligent auto mode To cancel intelligent auto modeSet to or Press Start recording Brightening up dark scenes for recording Recording 6 Recording in WEB modeUsing the video light Recording for posting videos on YouTube WEB modeFade-in/Fade-out Recording 7 Other recording optionsDisplay operation icons Change operation iconsBacklight compensation function Self-timerSoft skin mode Recording 7 Othercont. recording optionsPRE-REC function Self-portrait recording functionAim this unit at the subject and position it securely Face detection function To display the face detection frames→ADVANCED→FACE FRAMING→ON Set to or Adjusting focus manually manual focus adjustmentUsing situation-specific settings scene mode Recording 8 Recording manually motion/still picturesAuto white balance range Setting manuallyTo return to automatic adjustment Achieve natural colours white balanceIris/gain value adjustment range Adjusting shutter speed shutter speedAdjusting brightness iris/gain Shutter speed adjustment rangeRestoring local date and time after returning home Setting home city and regionSetting the city and region of your travel destination Recording 9 Useful functionsDisplaying thumbnails by date Playback 1 Viewing motion picturesFrame-by-frame playback Playback 2 Viewing still picturesFast forward/rewind playback Slow-motion playbackDeleting all pictures Editing 1 Deletingpictures motion/stillSet to or Deleting one picture at a timeAll data, including locked pictures Preventing accidental deletion Formatting cardsOr DVD recorders Copying pictures using the AV cable suppliedWith other 1 Playback on TV Copying to video recordersPictBridge printers Print settingsTo cancel printing Printing pictures fromSupported discs 12 cm disc Using DVD burnersConnecting this unit and a DVD burner Required equipment as of JanuaryCopying all motion pictures to discs To cancel copyingCopying still pictures to discs Copying selected motion pictures to discsDeleting copied motion pictures Copying using a DVD burnerPlaying back discs ExitingComputer Software on the CD-ROMEnd User License AgreementOperating environment With aOperating environment required for VideoCam Suite Installing VideoCam Suite If the Setup Menu does not start up automaticallyUninstalling the software Closing VideoCam Suite Using VideoCam SuiteImporting motion pictures and still pictures Editing motion pictures and still picturesUploading video clips to YouTubeConcerning uploading to YouTube External drive Mass storage Using this unit as anConnecting the unit to a computer Disconnecting the unitOperating environment required for external drives Connecting to a MacintoshChecking the connections ComputerRecording menu Top menu Submenus Purpose Settings/Notices ModeMenus OthersSetup menu Purpose Settings/Notices ModeOthers 1 Menus When recording Others 2 LCD monitor displaysDuring playback If repairing fails, the data cannot be played back MessagesUnnecessary scenes or insert a new card. P.56 Unit does not focus automatically Others 4 TroubleshootingUnit does not turn on Motion picture recording stops on its ownUSB cable After disconnectingAn error message Data cannot be deletedBe used or selected Appears on the LCDMonitor Function cannotSD cards When using the unitBattery Others 5 Cautions for useCondensation CleaningAC adaptor LCD monitorSpecifications may change without prior notice Others 6 SpecificationsSD Video Camera Information for your safety AC adaptor Information for your safetyIndex Economy modeLSQT1438

SDR-S15 specifications

The Panasonic SDR-S15 is a compact and lightweight camcorder that packs a variety of advanced features, making it suitable for both amateur and semi-professional videographers. Launched as part of Panasonic's popular SDR series, the SDR-S15 stands out for its user-friendly design and solid performance, especially in portable filmmaking.

One of the standout features of the SDR-S15 is its 720p high-definition video recording capabilities. The camcorder is equipped with a 1/6-inch CCD sensor that captures clear and vibrant images, allowing users to record in a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. This resolution is ideal for creating high-quality videos for personal use or sharing on social media platforms. Additionally, the camcorder supports a variety of video formats, including AVCHD and MPEG-2, which offers versatility in post-production and playback options.

The SDR-S15 features a powerful 10x optical zoom lens, allowing users to get closer to their subjects without sacrificing image quality. This optical zoom capability is complemented by a digital zoom function that extends the reach even further, providing flexibility for shooting distant scenes. The camera is also equipped with a 2.7-inch LCD touchscreen, which makes framing shots and adjusting settings intuitive and straightforward, even for those new to video recording.

In terms of stabilization, the SDR-S15 includes a built-in image stabilization system that helps reduce the effects of camera shake, resulting in smoother footage. This feature is particularly advantageous for handheld shooting, where minor movements can often lead to distracting jitter in the final video.

For storage, the SDR-S15 utilizes an SD/SDHC card slot, allowing users to expand their recording capacity easily and find the right balance between quality and storage space. The camcorder's battery life is also commendable, providing extended shooting times, so users can capture all the important moments without frequently changing batteries.

On the connectivity front, the Panasonic SDR-S15 comes with a USB port for easy transfer of videos and photos to a computer, and an AV output for connecting to televisions or other displays. The camcorder’s lightweight design and compact form factor make it an excellent travel companion, suitable for capturing memories on family outings, vacations, or special events.

Overall, the Panasonic SDR-S15 combines advanced technology with ease of use, making it an excellent choice for those looking to explore the world of video recording without overwhelming complexity. Its array of features, coupled with a focus on mobility, makes it a valuable tool for anyone seeking to document life's moments in high-definition quality.