Saving scene files and other settings

 

on SD memory cards

57

Clip metadata

58

Using the Counter

59

Counter display (P2 card / Tape)

59

Memory stop mode (Tape)

59

1394TC preset mode

59

Charging the built-in battery/Setting the time data ...

60

Recharging the built-in battery

60

Setting the time code

60

Specifying the time code (TC PRESET)

60

Setting user information

61

Playback

 

Basic playback operations (P2 card)

63

Basic playback operations (Tape)

64

Thumbnail screen

65

Basic thumbnail screen operations

65

Adding shot marks to clips

67

Clearing the thumbnail screen

67

Direct shooting functions

67

Thumbnail operations

68

Selecting the thumbnail display method

 

(THUMBNAIL)

68

Deleting clips and formatting cards

 

(OPERATION)

70

Checking the clip or card information

 

(PROPERTY)

71

Uploading the metadata (META DATA)

73

Useful playback functions

74

Variable speed search (P2 card / Tape)

74

Slow playback (P2 card / Tape)

74

Fast forward/rewind playback (P2 card)

74

Fast forward/rewind playback (Tape)

74

Frame-by-frame playback (P2 card / Tape)

75

Clip skip (P2 card)

75

End search (Tape)

75

Index search (Tape)

76

Adjusting the volume (P2 card / Tape)

76

Viewing images on a television

 

(P2 card / Tape)

76

Checking the date and time (P2 card / Tape) ..

76

Editing

 

Connecting external units

77

Headphones

77

External microphone

77

Computer (non-linear editing/file transfer)

78

Hard disk drive (data copying)

78

Digital video equipment (Dubbing)

79

Video deck (Dubbing)

80

TV/Monitor (playback/dubbing)

80

Audio dubbing

81

Nonlinear editing with P2 card (PC mode) ...

83

Copying from P2 cards to the hard disk drive

 

(1394 HOST mode)

85

Warnings

86

Dubbing

87

Dubbing the contents of P2 cards onto a tape

(dubbing mode)

87

Digital input/output (P2 card/Tape)

88

Analog output (P2 card/Tape)

89

Analog input (Tape)

90

Displays

 

Screen displays

91

Regular displays

91

Warnings

94

Setting the DISPLAY items

96

Menus

 

Using the setup menus

97

Using the menus

97

Initializing the menu settings

98

Setup menu structure

99

Camera mode menu

99

MCR/VCR (playback and external input)

 

mode menu

100

Dubbing mode menu

100

Setup menu list

101

SCENE FILE screen

101

CAMERA SETUP screen

103

SW MODE screen

104

AUTO SW screen

106

RECORDING SETUP screen

107

PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS screen

110

DUBBING SETUP screen

112

AV IN/OUT SETUP screen

112

DISPLAY SETUP screen

113

CARD FUNCTIONS screen

115

OTHER FUNCTIONS screen

115

OPTION MENU

119

Reference

 

Before calling for service

120

Operating precautions

124

Updating the driver in the camera

126

Condensation

126

System resetting

127

Cleaning

127

Video Heads

128

Storage Precautions

129

How to handle data recorded on P2 cards ...

130

Checkpoints for using memory cards

131

Recording format

132

Appendix

133

Specifications

134

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AG-HVX200AP specifications

The Panasonic AG-HVX200AP is a highly regarded camcorder that has made a significant mark in the world of professional video production. Launched to cater to the demands of filmmakers and videographers, this camera combines versatility, portability, and high-quality imaging capabilities.

One of the standout features of the AG-HVX200AP is its ability to record video in both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) formats. This flexibility allows users to choose the appropriate quality based on their project requirements. Utilizing the DVCPRO HD codec, this camcorder delivers stunning resolution and clarity, making it ideal for a variety of shooting environments, from documentaries to commercials.

The camera features a 1/3-inch three-CCD image sensor, which plays a crucial role in delivering exceptional color reproduction and image quality. Each CCD sensor captures color information independently, resulting in a more vibrant and true-to-life image. This, combined with a native resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, ensures that the AG-HVX200AP produces images that are sharp and detailed, suitable for even the most discerning audiences.

Another key technology incorporated into the AG-HVX200AP is its variable frame rate (VFR) capability, which allows filmmakers to shoot at different frame rates, including slow motion and fast-motion effects. This feature enables creative storytelling techniques and adds a unique flair to the final product.

The AG-HVX200AP also boasts an ergonomic design, making it easy to handle during extended shooting sessions. Its lightweight body and well-placed controls enhance usability, allowing operators to focus on their craft rather than fumbling with equipment. The camera comes equipped with a 20x optical zoom lens, providing excellent versatility in framing shots without losing image quality.

Connectivity options are another highlight of the AG-HVX200AP. With multiple outputs, including firewire and video component, users can easily integrate the camera into various workflows, from live productions to post-production editing.

In conclusion, the Panasonic AG-HVX200AP is a powerful tool for professionals who seek high-quality video production. Its combination of advanced imaging technologies, flexible recording options, and user-friendly design makes it a compelling choice for anyone in the filmmaking industry. Whether for independent films, corporate videos, or event coverage, the AG-HVX200AP delivers outstanding performance that filmmakers can rely on.
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