Panasonic AW-HE100N  Other setting Other Set menu for the user mode Other Set

Setting the menu items

Other setting (Other Set) menu for the user mode (Other Set)

	 Other Set 
9	--------Gamma	Normal
1	--------Focus	Auto
2	--------Iris	Auto
3	--------Format	1080i
4	-------- Aspect	---
5	--------Status	Off
6	--------Component	---
7	--------Focus ADJ With Zoom	On
8	------ Return

(User mode only)

9Gamma correction level selection [Gamma: Low, Normal, High]

(Factory setting: Normal)

Low: At this setting, the pictures are stable, and the contrast is set to sharp.

(The gamma curve inclines gently for the low-brightness areas.)

Normal: When “1080i” or “720p” has been selected as the video format (Format), the setting suited to HD shooting is established. With all other video formats, the setting suited to SD shooting is established.

High: At this setting, the gray scale of the dark areas increases in scope, and pictures with light tones are displayed.

The contrast is set to soft.

(The gamma curve inclines sharply in the low-brightness areas.)

At the 3 video format selection (Format) item, the video format is not switched immediately even when the setting is changed.

The screen shown below on which to confirm the setting changes appears when an operation involving a transfer to another item has been performed (when the [] or [] button is pressed).

 Other Set 
Focus	Auto
Iris	Auto
Format	1080i
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Change Setting?
O.K.
CANCEL
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Return

Example: Halogen mode

When “O.K.” is selected, the video format is changed, and the other setting menu (Other Set) is restored.

(Press the [] or [] button, select “O.K.”, and press the [] or [] button.)

If “CANCEL” is selected, the other setting menu (Other Set) is restored without changing the video format, and the settings established prior to the changes made are displayed.

The video format is not changed even when the menu is closed.

Note

Do not make a change to a video format that is not supported by the connected monitor.

Not only will the pictures not be displayed on the monitor properly but the menus will not be displayed either.

As a result, no further menu operations will be possible, and neither will it be possible to perform the operations to return to the video format.

In cases like this, connect a monitor that supports composite signals or the video format that has been changed, and then change the video format.

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