Panasonic HC-V500M owner manual Contents

Contents
Accessories	12
Quick Guide	13
Preparation
Names and Functions of Main Parts	17
Power supply	20
Inserting/removing the battery	20
Charging the battery	21
Charging and recording time	22
Recording to a card	23
Cards that you can use with
this unit	23
Inserting/removing an SD card	24
Turning the unit on/off	25
Selecting a mode	26
How to use the touch screen	26
About the Touch Menu	27
Setting date and time	28
Basic
Before recording	29
Selecting a media to record
[HC-V500M]	30
Recording motion pictures	31
Recording still pictures	33
Recording still pictures in
Motion Picture Recording Mode	35
Intelligent Auto Mode	36
Motion picture/Still picture playback ....	38
Using the menu screen	41
Using the Setup Menu	42
Advanced (Recording)
Using the zoom	50
Zoom ratio during the
Still Picture Recording Mode	50
Image Stabilizer Function	51
1080/60p recording	52
Recording with the Touch Function	53
Touch function icons	53
Recording functions of
operation icons	56

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Operation icons	56
Recording functions of menus	63
Manual recording	77
White Balance	78
Manual shutter speed/
iris adjustment	79
Manual Focus adjustment	80
Advanced (Playback)
Playback Operations	81
Motion picture playback using
operation icon	81
Creating still picture from
motion picture	82
Highlight & Time Frame Index	83
Repeat Playback	83
Resuming the previous playback	84
Zooming in on a still picture
during playback (Playback zoom)	84
Various playback functions	85
Playing back motion pictures/
still pictures by date	85
Highlight Playback	86
Changing the playback settings
and playing back the slide show	92
Deleting scenes/still pictures	94
Deleting part of a scene (AVCHD) ....	95
Dividing a scene (AVCHD)	96
Dividing a scene to partially delete
(iFrame/MP4)	97
Deleting personal information	98
Protecting scenes/still pictures	98
Relay scene combining [HC-V500M]	99
Watching Video/Pictures on
your TV	101
Connecting with a HDMI mini
cable	104
Connecting with the AV multi
cable	104
Playback using VIERA Link™	105
Converting and playing back
2D images as 3D	107

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