18EN RECORDING

BasicFeatures

Zoom-in

Zoom-out

Zoom indicator

RETAKE (R/F)

Power zoom lever

FEATURE:

Zooming

PURPOSE:

Varies the focal length of the lens

 

and produces the zoom in/out effect.

OPERATION:

Zoom In

 

1) Push the power zoom lever down

 

toward “T”.

 

Zoom Out

1)Push the lever up toward “W”.

NOTES: The further the power zoom lever

 

is pushed, the faster the zoom

 

speed becomes.

 

Focusing may become unstable

 

during zooming. In this case, set

 

the zoom while in Record–

 

Standby, set manual focus or Focus

 

Lock (pgs. 22, 23), then zoom

 

in or out in Record mode.

 

 

FEATURE:

Quick Review

PURPOSE:

To check the end of the last record-

 

ing.

OPERATION:

1) Press “ ” and release quickly

 

during the Record–Standby mode.

 

•Tape is rewound for about 2

 

seconds and played back

 

automatically, then pauses in

 

Record–Standby mode for the

 

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 the camcorder is in the

 

Record–Standby mode.

 

2) Press either RETAKE button to

 

reach the start point for new

 

recording.

 

Pressing “F” fast-forwards the tape

 

and pressing “R” reverses it.

 

3) Press Recording Start/Stop to start

 

recording.

NOTE:

Noise may appear during Retake.

 

This is normal.

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JVC GR-AXM20, GR-AXM10 manual EN Recording, Retake R/F, Feature, Purpose, Operation

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