Panasonic HDC-TM900P/PC, HDC-HS900P/PC owner manual Auto Slow Shtr 3D, Ags, Digital Cinema Color

≥This function cannot be used when using the 3D Conversion Lens (optional).

≥This function cannot be used in Still Picture Recording Mode.

≥When the shutter speed becomes 1/30, the screen may be seen as if frames are missed and afterimages may appear.

[AUTO SLOW SHTR (3D)]

This auto slow shutter function is only used with the 3D Conversion Lens (optional).

MENU : [RECORD SETUP] # [AUTO SLOW SHTR (3D)] # [ON]

≥For details, refer to [AUTO SLOW SHTR (2D)].

≥This function’s default setting is [ON].

≥When a 3D Conversion Lens is used, the recording scene will become darker. We recommend setting this function to [ON].

[AGS]

If the unit continues to be tilted upside down from the normal horizontal position while recording motion pictures, it is automatically put into recording pause.

MENU : [RECORD SETUP] # [AGS] # [ON]

≥The AGS function may activate and cause the unit to pause the recording if you are recording a subject right above or right below you.

[Digital Cinema Color]

Recording motion pictures with more vivid colors, using x.v.Color™ technology.

≥Switch to Manual Mode. (l 82)

≥Set [REC MODE] to [HA], [HG], [HX] or [HE] (l 67), or set to 1080/60p recording mode. (l 57)

MENU : [RECORD SETUP] # [Digital Cinema Color] # [ON]

≥For more realistic colors, use an HDMI mini cable with a TV that supports the x.v.Color™.

≥When motion pictures recorded while this function is turned [ON] are played back with a TV not compatible with x.v.Color™, colors may not be reproduced properly.

≥To play back images recorded in Digital cinema color with vivid colors of wider color ranges, a device compatible with x.v.Color™ is required. When these images are played back with devices other than ones compatible with x.v.Color™, it is recommended to record the images after this function is turned [OFF].

≥x.v.Color™ is a name for devices that are compatible with the xvYCC format, an international standard for expanded color in motion pictures, and that follow the rules for signal transmission.

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