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Panasonic HDC-HS200 About target frame, Touch the object and lock the target, Start recording

Models: HDC-TM200 HDC-HS200

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Recording

Recording (Basic) 6 AF tracking

It is possible to set the focus and exposure to the subject specified on the touch screen.

The focus and exposure will keep following the subject automatically even if it moves. (Dynamic tracking)

¬Change the mode to

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∫ About target frame

1 Touch .

ATarget frame

≥ will be displayed on the screen.

≥The prioritized face framing (orange) will change to the target frame when the

Intelligent auto mode is (Portrait), and it will track the face that was framed.

≥Available target lock range will be displayed in red frame when the Intelligent auto mode

is set to anything but (Portrait).

2 Touch the object and lock the target.

≥When you touch the head of the object, the target frame on the head gets locked and tracking starts.

≥Touch the object to be changed again when you want to change the target.

≥When the Intelligent auto mode is selected,

the setting becomes (Normal) and touched object is tracked. Selection

becomes (Portrait) when target frame is locked on head.

3 Start recording.

≥When you touch [CANCEL], the tracking function will be cancelled.

≥The frame out assist B is displayed when the target frame gets close to framing out.

≥When target lock fails, the target frame blinks in red and then disappears. In such cases, touch the object again and lock the target.

≥When the button is pressed halfway, the focus is set to the object that is locked. The target frame turns green when it focuses, and the target cannot be changed.

≥This function cannot be used in manual mode.

≥This function cannot be used when the scene mode is set to the fireworks mode in still picture recording mode.

≥It may track different objects or may not lock the target depending on the recording conditions such as the following:

jWhen the object is too large or too small jWhen colour of the object is similar to the

background jWhen using zoom

jWhen the camera is shaking

jWhen more than one object overlaps jWhen the scene is dark

jWhen the subject moves quickly

≥When the target is locked in still picture recording mode, the screen may become dark or the AF assist lamp may turn on.

≥A message will be displayed when an object becomes unable to be tracked half-way through. In such cases, touch the object one more time.

≥AF tracking will be cancelled in the following cases. jWhen the mode is changed

jWhen the power is turned off jWhen the scene mode is set

jWhen the Intelligent auto mode is set on/off

≥After setting [DISPLAY] to [OFF] if no operation is performed for about 3 seconds, the operation icon disappears. Touch the screen to display the icon again. When the AF tracking is used, the icon does not disappear.

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HDC-TM200, HDC-HS200 specifications

The Panasonic HDC-HS200 and HDC-TM200 are compact camcorders that were designed to cater to both amateur videographers and enthusiasts looking for advanced features and high-quality video performance. Offering a blend of versatility and user-friendly designs, these models have garnered attention for their impressive specifications and innovative technologies.

One of the standout features of both the HDC-HS200 and HDC-TM200 is their advanced image sensor technology. Equipped with a 3MOS sensor, these camcorders are capable of capturing stunning high-definition video footage at 1920 x 1080 resolution. The 3MOS system helps in enhancing color accuracy and overall image quality, ensuring that users can record vibrant and lifelike images even in challenging lighting conditions.

Both models offer a powerful 12x optical zoom lens, allowing users to get closer to their subjects without sacrificing image quality. This is particularly beneficial for capturing distant subjects or details during important events like weddings or presentations. Additionally, the advanced optical image stabilization technology in these camcorders ensures that videos remain steady and smooth, minimizing the effects of camera shake while shooting handheld.

The HDC-HS200 comes with an internal memory capacity of 120GB, while the HDC-TM200 features 32GB of internal storage. This allows for extensive recording time, accommodating longer events without the need for frequent memory card swaps. Moreover, users can expand their recording capacity further by utilizing SDHC or SDXC memory cards, making these camcorders highly versatile for various shooting scenarios.

For audio capture, both models are equipped with a built-in stereo microphone that delivers clear and immersive sound. Users also have the option to connect external microphones to enhance audio quality, particularly useful for interviews or professional video production.

An intuitive 2.7-inch LCD touchscreen provides easy access to shooting settings and playback. The interface is user-friendly, allowing users to navigate through different modes and options with ease. Furthermore, the presence of intelligent auto mode means users can simply point and shoot without worrying about manual adjustments, making it perfect for beginners.

In summary, the Panasonic HDC-HS200 and HDC-TM200 are capable camcorders that combine high-definition video capabilities with a range of practical features. With advanced 3MOS sensor technology, robust zoom functionality, substantial storage options, and user-friendly interfaces, these models represent a solid choice for anyone looking to elevate their video recording experience.