JVC GR-DVL9600 specifications Motor Drive Mode, Progressive Mode, To Remove The Shutter Sound

Pro Snapshot mode with no frame* √

Pro Snapshot mode with frame* √

Pin-Up mode √

Multi-Analyser 4

Multi-Analyser 9

Nega/Posi mode* √

*:There is a momentary camera shutter-type blackout together with the sound effect of a shutter closing, which is recorded together with the image.

√:Recorded with Progressive mode.

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Motor Drive Mode

Keeping SNAPSHOT pressed provides an effect similar to serial photography. (The interval between the still images: approx. 0.7 seconds.)

The flash lights only during the first snapshot (☞ pg. 26).

To Remove The Shutter Sound . . .

.... when you don’t want to hear the shutter sound, set

BEEP/TALLY to “OFF” in the System Menu (☞ pg. 30). Though the sound is not heard from the speaker, it is recorded on the tape.

Progressive Mode

This mode enables recording a jitter-free still image with superior quality, using the Progressive Scan CCD

(☞ pg. 23).

The Progressive Mode is activated during Pro Snapshot recordings (except Multi-Analyser 4 & 9) and Progressive Video Recording (☞ pg. 22).

A recorded high-resolution still image can be transferred to a personal computer and processed using the provided software, or can be printed out using the optional digital printer GV-DT3.

NOTES:

●Snapshot should not be used when the digital zoom function is used.

●“Multi-Analyser 4” and “Multi-Analyser 9” will be

disabled when Program AE with special effects other than “SHUTTER” and “TWILIGHT” (☞ pg. 35) is activated.

●“Nega/Posi mode” will be disabled when “CLASSIC

FILM”, “STROBE”, “SLOW” or “VIDEO ECHO” of Program AE with special effects (☞ pg. 35) is activated.

●If the camcorder is in a dark lit environment with “GAIN

UP” set to “AUTO ” on the Recording Menu

(☞ pg. 29), Auto Slow Shutter (“AUTO ”) will be activated and “Multi-Analyser 4”, “Multi-Analyser 9” and “Nega/Posi mode” will be disabled.

●During playback as well, all Pro Snapshot modes except Nega/Posi mode are available. The shutter sound is not heard.

●To reduce the Red-Eye effect of the subject’s eyes when the flash lights, ☞ pg. 26.

●When a cable or headphone set is connected to the AV OUT connector, the shutter sound is not heard, however it is recorded onto the tape.