Remote Sensor

Power Dial

 

M

A

5S

OFF

 

Y

 

A

 

L

 

P

 

START/STOP button

T W

FADE/WIPE

 

EFFECT

PAUSE

EDIT IN/OUT

R.A. EDIT ON/OFF

CANCEL

VCR REC STBY

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Stop button

Pause button

Rewind button

IN OUT MODE 41 WH 0 0 : 2 5 ~ 0 2 : 0 5 P – –

2P 0 7 : 1 8 ~ 0 8 : 3 1 – –

3– – 0 3 : 3 3 ~ 0 5 : 5 3 B/W

4 0 9 : 3 0 ~ 1 3 : 1 5

5 1 5 : 5 5 ~ 1 6 : 2 0 – – – –

6– – – – : – – ~

7~

8~

TIME CODE

1 6

: 3 0

TOTAL

9

: 3 9

Random Assemble

Editing menu

8 REGISTER ADDITIONAL SCENES Repeat steps 4 7 (pg. 62).

•To change previously registered points, press CANCEL on the remote control. The registered points disappear, one at a time, from the most recently registered point.

•If you're not using Fade/Wipe or P.AE/Effects, repeat steps 4 and 5 only.

9 PREPARE SOURCE TAPE Rewind the tape in the camcorder to the beginning of the scene you want to edit and press the Pause button (6).

10 ENGAGEMODE VCR'S RECORD-PAUSE

Point the remote control towards the VCR’s remote sensor and press VCR REC STBY, or manually engage the VCR’s Record-Pause mode.

11 START EDITING

Press the START/STOP button on the camcorder. Editing proceeds as programmed, right through to the end of the last registered scene.

•Pressing START/STOP on the remote control does not start editing.

•When dubbing is complete, the camcorder enters the Pause mode, and the recorder enters its Record-Standby mode.

•If you don’t register an Edit-Out point, the tape will be dubbed all the way to the end automatically.

12 STOP EDITING

Engage the Stop modes for the camcorder and the VCR.

To make the R.A. Edit counter display disap- pear, press R.A. EDIT ON/OFF on the remote control.

NOTES:

Pressing R.A. EDIT ON/OFF on the remote control clears all settings registered during Random Assemble Editing.

When the editing cable is connected to the Pause terminal during dubbing, make sure the remote control is pointed at the VCR’s sensor, and that the path between the two is unobstructed.

If, during Random Assemble Editing, you press any button on the camcorder, its Record-Standby mode is automatically engaged.

Random Assemble Editing may not function properly when using a tape including several duplicated Time Codes. (pg. 21).

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JVC GR-DV33 manual Engagemode Vcrs RECORD-PAUSE, Start Editing, Stop Editing

GR-DV33 specifications

The JVC GR-DV33 is a compact and versatile MiniDV camcorder that was designed with both amateur and semi-professional videographers in mind. Known for its unique blend of compact design and quality features, the GR-DV33 was a popular choice in the early 2000s, catering to users who sought portability without compromising on technology.

At the heart of the GR-DV33 is its 1/6-inch CCD sensor, delivering sharp and vibrant video quality with an impressive resolution. This camcorder supports a maximum recording resolution of 720x480, which, while modest by today's standards, was significant at the time for producing clear images and faithful colors in various lighting conditions.

One of the standout features of the JVC GR-DV33 is its advanced digital image stabilization technology. This technology minimizes the effects of shaky hands, ensuring smoother video playback, which is especially beneficial for outdoor and action shots. Users appreciated how this feature helped create more professionally looking videos without the need for bulky stabilizing equipment.

The GR-DV33 also incorporates a 20x optical zoom lens, which allows users to capture distant subjects with remarkable clarity. Coupled with a 100x digital zoom option, the camcorder enables users to explore creative angles and shots, from wide landscapes to close-up details. The built-in autofocus system further enhances usability, ensuring sharp focus on subjects even during dynamic shooting situations.

In terms of connectivity, the JVC GR-DV33 is equipped with various output options including USB and FireWire ports. This allows for easy transfer of footage to computers for editing or sharing online, making it a great option for budding filmmakers. Moreover, the camcorder features an LCD screen that can be flipped and turned to allow for flexible shooting angles, alongside an electronic viewfinder for traditional framing.

Another notable characteristic is the camcorder's low-light performance, enhanced by its NightAlive mode, which enables users to record in dim conditions while maintaining a usable level of quality. This feature is particularly appealing to users looking to capture events in poorly lit environments.

The JVC GR-DV33, while no longer cutting-edge, remains a testament to the era of MiniDV camcorders and is fondly remembered for its reliable performance and ease of use. Whether documenting family events, trips, or personal projects, this camcorder provides a solid foundation for capturing lasting memories with a straightforward and user-friendly design.