JVC GR-AX260, GR-AX460, GR-AX360 manual Retake, Feature, Purpose, Operation

Models: GR-AX260 GR-AX460 GR-AX360

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RECORDING Basic Features

Zoom indicator

Zoom-in

T

T

T

T

W

W

W

W

Zoom-out

RETAKE

Power zoom switch

 

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FEATURE:

Zooming

 

PURPOSE:

To vary the length of the focal lens and

 

produce zoom in/out effect.

OPERATION: Zoom In

1)Pull the power zoom switch down toward “T”.

Zoom Out

2)Push the switch up toward “W”.

NOTES: The further the power zoom switch is pushed or pulled, the faster the zoom speed becomes.

Focusing may become unstable during zooming. In this case, set zoom while in Record–Standby, set

manual focus or Focus Lock

(pg. 18, 19), then zoom in or out in Record mode.

FEATURE:

Quick Review

PURPOSE:

To check end of last recording for

 

confirmation.

OPERATION:

1) Press “ ” for less than 2 seconds

 

during Record–Standby mode.

 

• Tape is rewound for about 2

 

seconds and played back automati-

 

cally, then pauses in Record–

 

Standby mode for next shot.

NOTE:

Distortion may occur at start of

 

playback. This is normal.

 

 

FEATURE:

Retake

PURPOSE:

To re-record certain segments.

OPERATION:

1) Make sure camcorder is in Record–

 

Standby mode.

 

2) Press either RETAKE button to reach

 

start point for new recording.

 

3) Press Recording Start/Stop to start

 

recording.

NOTE:

Noise may appear during Retake. This

 

is normal.

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JVC GR-AX260, GR-AX460, GR-AX360 manual Retake, Feature, Purpose, Operation

GR-AX260, GR-AX460, GR-AX360 specifications

The JVC GR-AX360, GR-AX460, and GR-AX260 are part of JVC's notable line of compact camcorders that emerged during the late 1990s. These models are distinguished not just by their sleek design, but also by their impressive array of features and technologies that cater to both amateur and semi-professional videographers.

The GR-AX360 is particularly known for its advanced image stabilization system, which helps to reduce blurriness and shakiness in video recordings—an essential feature for capturing dynamic scenes or when shooting handheld. This camcorder offers a maximum recording time, allowing users to capture extended footage without the need for frequent tape changes. Its 20x optical zoom lens provides versatility in shooting, making it easier to get close to the action without compromising image quality.

On the other hand, the GR-AX460 builds upon the features of the GR-AX360 by incorporating additional functionalities. It offers a built-in flash and improved low-light performance, making it ideal for evening or indoor events. The GR-AX460 includes a larger LCD viewfinder, enhancing user experience by providing a clearer image for framing shots. Furthermore, this model supports a variety of recording formats, allowing for flexibility in editing and playback.

The GR-AX260, while more basic than its counterparts, remains a strong contender in the compact camcorder market. It is designed with user-friendliness in mind, incorporating many automatic settings that make it accessible for novice users. Despite its simplicity, the GR-AX260 features a robust zoom capability and delivers solid image quality for everyday recording needs.

All three models utilize JVC's renowned VHS-C format, which contributes to their compatibility with standard VCRs. The compact size of these camcorders also makes them portable, allowing users to capture moments on the go without sacrificing quality. With battery life that supports extended recording sessions and an ergonomic design, the GR-AX360, GR-AX460, and GR-AX260 stand out as reliable options for video enthusiasts looking for affordability and performance in a compact package.

Overall, JVC's commitment to innovation in the GR-AX series is evident. Whether users opt for the advanced features of the GR-AX460 or the simplicity of the GR-AX260, there is an option to fit a variety of videography needs and preferences.