HP V5020u specs

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Current Scene

Auto

B/W

Classic

Negative

Skin

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HP V5020u manual Current Scene Auto Classic Negative Skin Night Backlight

Contents

V5020u Contents Section Getting to Know Your Camcorder Standard AccessoriesOverview Side View Front & Rear ViewTop View and Bottom View Charging the Battery Loading the BatterySection Getting Started Recharging from a PC/Laptop USB port Recharging from the AC Adapter Turning the Camcorder On/Off and Getting Started Safely Remove from Computer PC Hand Strap and Tripod Usage Button Function Mode ButtonDirection Button LCD Monitor Information Video Mode Current Scene Auto Classic Negative Skin Night Backlight LCD Monitor Information Photo Mode Current Scene Auto Classic Negative Skin Night Backlight Status LED behavior ResolutionPhoto Recording Video Recording Using Motion Detection Function Video Mode Using Digital Zoom Function Using Self-Timer Function Photo ModeUsing Delete Function Operation Display Screen Scence Options Direction Buttons Tele Up Button Section Enjoying the Playback ModeWide Down Button Right Button LCD Monitor Information Video Play Operations for Playback ModePhoto Play Protect Add to YouTube Options Video / Photo Mode Section Setting Your CamcorderSettings Menu Default Settings Options in Menu Submenu Options Resolution Motion Detection Video Mode Audio Volume Video Mode ISO Photo ModeISO Operation Display Screen Stabilization Self-Timer Photo Mode TV OUT Sound Language LCD Brightness Date & Time Default Setting Format Auto Power Off Date Ranking Connecting to a non-high-definition 43 TV Connecting to a High-Definition 169Wide TVSection Viewing Videos and Photos on a TV Video and Photo Editing Software Section Viewing Videos and Photos on PC Section Burning the Recorded Clip into a DVDPage Page Uploading Video Files to Internet To playback the video file To upload video files selected manually to Internet ArcSoft MediaImpression To setup your account information for the websitePage Page Specification Section Specifications and System RequirementsSystem requirements Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Getting Help North America Page 7525C00214A