JVC GR-DV2000 specifications EN75, Mode of Programme AE, Recording. The effects are, Rapid panning

		EN75
SYMPTOM	POSSIBLE CAUSES	CORRECTIVE ACTION
17. The Dissolve function does	17. • The Sepia, Monotone or	17. • Turn off Sepia, Monotone or
not work.	Slow Shutter mode of	Slow Shutter before adding
	Programme AE with special	Dissolve to a scene
	effects is activated.	transition ( pg. 32, 34).
	•“WIDE MODE” is set to	• Set “WIDE MODE” to
	“SQUEEZE” or “PS-WIDE” in	“CINEMA” or “OFF” mode
	the Menu Screen.	( pg. 28).
	• The previously selected	• Make sure you have selected
	mode of Programme AE with	the mode of Programme AE
	special effects was changed	with special effects you want
	after the last selected scene	before starting editing
	for editing was registered.	(pg. 32, 34).
18. The Picture Wipe and	18. • The last selected editing	18. • Select Picture Wipe or
Dissolve functions do not	scene is ending.	Dissolve before beginning
work.	• At the end of the last selected	recording. The effects are
	scene for editing, the Power	then automatically activated
	Switch was set to “OFF”.	( pg. 32).
	• The power is off.	• Do not turn off the
		camcorder’s power after
		setting Edit-In and Edit-Out
		points, as they will all be
		erased ( pg. 32).
		• The camcorder automati-
		cally shuts off after 5
		minutes have elapsed in the
		Record-Standby mode.
		Make sure you continue
		operations within 5 minutes
		after engaging Record-
		Standby mode ( pg. 32).
19. The picture wipe function	19. • The Slow Shutter mode is	19. • Disengage the Slow Shutter
does not work.	activated.	mode or set “WIDE MODE”
	•“WIDE MODE” is not set to	to “OFF” before preparing
	“OFF”.	to use the Picture Wipe
		( pg. 28, 32, 34).
20. Scene transition does not	20. • When using “Picture Wipe/	20.
go as expected.	Dissolve” ( pg. 32), there
	is a delay of a fraction of a
	second between the previous
	record stop-point and the
	Dissolve start-point. This is	————
	normal, but this slight delay
	becomes especially
	noticeable when shooting
	fast-moving subject or during
	rapid panning.

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