Contents

 

Read this first

2

Preparation

 

Names and Functions of Main Parts

6

Power supply

9

Inserting/removing the battery

10

Charging the battery

11

Charging and recording time

14

Recording to a card

16

Cards that you can use with this unit

16

Inserting/removing an SD card

17

Turning the unit on/off

18

Selecting a mode

19

Setting date and time

20

Basic

 

Before recording

21

Selecting a media to record

 

[HC-V210M]

22

Recording motion pictures

23

Recording still pictures

25

Intelligent Auto Mode

26

Motion picture/Still picture playback

28

Using the menu screen

31

Using the Setup Menu

32

Advanced (Playback)

 

Playback Operations

57

Motion picture playback using

 

operation icon

57

Creating still picture from

 

motion picture

58

Repeat playback

58

Resuming the previous playback

58

Zooming in on a still picture

 

during playback (Playback zoom)

59

Various playback functions

60

Playing back motion pictures/

 

still pictures by date

60

Highlight Playback

 

[HC-V210]/[HC-V201]/[HC-V210M]

61

Changing the playback settings and

 

playing back the slide show

63

Deleting scenes/still pictures

64

Dividing a scene (AVCHD)

66

Dividing a scene to partially delete

 

(iFrame, MP4)

67

Protecting scenes/still pictures

68

Relay scene combining [HC-V210M]

69

Watching Video/Pictures on your TV

71

Connecting with a HDMI mini cable

73

Playback using VIERA Link™

74

Advanced (Recording)

Using the Zoom

41

Image stabilizer function

42

Recording functions of

 

operation icons

43

Operation icons

43

Recording functions of menus

47

Manual recording

53

White Balance

54

Manual shutter speed/

 

Iris adjustment

55

Recording with Manual Focus

56

Copy/Dubbing

 

Copying between SD card and Built-in

 

Memory [HC-V210M]

76

Copying/playing back with a USB HDD

 

[HC-V210]/[HC-V201]/[HC-V210M]

78

Preparing for copying/playing back

78

Simple copy

80

Copy selected files

81

Playing back the USB HDD

82

Dubbing with a Blu-ray disc recorder,

 

video devices, etc

83

Using the Eye-Fi™ card

87

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Panasonic HCV201K, HCX920K, HC-V210M, HC-V201, HCV110K, HC-V110, VQT4T63 owner manual Contents

HCV110K, HC-V201, VQT4T63, HCV201K, HC-V110 specifications

The Panasonic HC-V210, HC-X920K, HC-X920, HC-V210M, and HC-V110 are a range of camcorders known for their advanced features tailored to enhance the video recording experience. Each model offers unique characteristics aimed at various user needs, from casual videographers to more serious filmmakers.

The Panasonic HC-V210 is an entry-level model that excels in portability and ease of use. It features a lightweight design, making it ideal for on-the-go recording. The V210 boasts a 28mm wide-angle lens that allows users to capture broader scenes, enhancing group shots and landscapes. With its 5-axis optical image stabilization (OIS), even shaky hands can’t spoil the video quality, ensuring smoother playback.

The HC-X920K and HC-X920 are part of the premium range, equipped with advanced 3MOS sensor technology that delivers stunning low-light performance and vibrant color reproduction. With a Leica Dicomar lens, these models offer exceptional image clarity and focus accuracy. The X920K model specifically comes with built-in Wi-Fi capability, enabling users to remotely control the camcorder and instantly share videos to social media platforms.

The HC-V210M further builds on the features of the V210, incorporating an integrated microphone designed to capture high-quality audio. This model also includes a 50x optical zoom, making it easier to capture distant subjects without compromising on quality. Its 1080p Full HD video recording ensures that every detail is captured crisply.

Lastly, the HC-V110 is designed for budget-conscious users who still want superior video performance. It features a similar compact design but simplifies some settings for a more straightforward recording experience. The V110 offers essential features like a 28mm wide-angle lens and 35x optical zoom, making it a versatile option for various recording scenarios.

All models come equipped with Panasonic’s advanced image stabilization technology and manual control options for exposure, focus, and white balance, allowing users to tailor their shooting experience. Each camcorder also supports SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards for easy storage solutions. Overall, the Panasonic HC series balances quality, performance, and user-friendly features, making them suitable for both novices and experienced videographers alike.