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JVC TK-WD310U Camera Title Edit screen, Repeat steps 4. and 5. above to enter up to 24 characters

Models: TK-WD310U

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MENU SETTING

CAMERA SETTINGS screen (continued)

CAMERA TITLE EDIT screen

Up to 24 characters can be entered for the camera title. The en- tered camera title will appear on the bottom left of the screen when the CAMERA TITLE menu item is set to ON.

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1st character

To correct a character, press the SET button to display the character to correct in purple, press the SELEC- TOR button in the horizontal direction (8 or t) to change the character.

Operation

1.Display the CAMERA SET- TINGS screen. ( Page 24)

2.Press the SELECTOR button in the vertical direction (6 or 7) and move the cursor (>) to se- lect CAMERA TITLE EDIT.

3.Press the SET button.

●The 1st character will appear in purple and input will be al- lowed.

4.Press the SELECTOR button in the horizontal direction (8 or t) and select the desired charac- ter.

5.Press the SET button to confirm the 1st character. The 2nd char- acter will then appear in purple.

6.Repeat steps 4. and 5. above to enter up to 24 characters.

7.To end character entry, press the SELECTOR button in the verti- cal direction (6 or 7) and move the cursor (>) to another item.

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JVC TK-WD310U instruction manual Camera Title Edit screen, Repeat steps 4. and 5. above to enter up to 24 characters
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TK-WD310U specifications

The JVC TK-WD310U is an advanced video camera that stands out in the realm of broadcast and professional video production. With its robust features and high-performance capabilities, it meets the rigorous demands of various applications ranging from live events to studio production.

One of the notable attributes of the TK-WD310U is its high-definition imaging system. The camera boasts a 2/3-inch CCD sensor that captures pristine image quality with impressive detail and dynamic range. This sensor ensures that even in low-light conditions, the performance remains exceptional, making it suitable for a variety of settings, including indoor and outdoor configurations.

The JVC TK-WD310U also supports multiple output formats, including HD-SDI, which allows for seamless integration into existing broadcast infrastructures. Additionally, the camera features a versatile 10x zoom lens that provides producers with the flexibility needed for varied shot compositions. The lens is equipped with advanced optical technologies, ensuring sharp focus and minimal distortion throughout the zoom range.

Another critical aspect of the TK-WD310U is its robust connectivity options. The camera includes Ethernet control and RS-232/RS-422 interfaces, enabling remote operation and integration into larger camera networks. This feature is particularly beneficial for multicamera setups prevalent in live broadcasting and event coverage.

The built-in image stabilizer enhances stability during handheld shooting, preventing unwanted shakes that could distract viewers from the content. Moreover, the camera includes customizable settings, allowing operators to adjust color balance, brightness, and other parameters to suit specific filming conditions and creative intentions.

Ergonomically designed, the JVC TK-WD310U incorporates user-friendly controls and an intuitive interface. Lightweight yet durable, the camera is built to withstand the rigors of professional use while ensuring comfort during extensive shoots.

In summary, the JVC TK-WD310U combines high-definition imaging, excellent connectivity, and user-centric design, making it an ideal choice for professionals in the broadcasting and video production industry. Its versatility and advanced features empower creators to deliver high-quality content across a variety of platforms, setting a standard for performance in high-definition video capture.