When selecting Picture | Panasonic SV-AS30 specification

∫When selecting [Picture]

MODE

Tap the Shutter button for recording.

•You can also use the Shutter button on the remote controller.

•Recorded pictures are played for a few seconds after you finish recording pictures.

∫When selecting [MPEG4] or [Voice]

MODE

Tap the Shutter button for recording.

– [¥] appears during recording.

•You can also use the Shutter button on the remote controller.

MODE

Press the Shutter button to stop recording.

– [∑] appears while recording is stopped.

•If the memory of the card becomes full during the recording, the recording is stopped automatically.

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Panasonic SV-AS30 When selecting Picture, Tap the Shutter button for recording, When selecting MPEG4 or Voice

SV-AS30 specifications

The Panasonic SV-AS30 is a compact and innovative digital camera that exemplifies the merging of advanced technology with user-friendly design. Launched as part of Panasonic’s renowned lineup, this camera is engineered to cater to photography enthusiasts seeking both portability and versatility in their shooting experience.

One of the standout features of the SV-AS30 is its impressive imaging capabilities. The camera is equipped with a high-resolution 3.1-megapixel sensor, which allows users to capture vibrant and detailed images, whether in bright daylight or low-light conditions. This is complemented by a 3x optical zoom lens that provides flexibility in framing shots from various distances, making it suitable for everything from close-ups of nature to sweeping landscapes.

The SV-AS30 also incorporates advanced image stabilization technology, which minimizes the impact of camera shake. This feature is particularly useful for capturing sharp images when shooting handheld or in challenging conditions. Additionally, the camera supports multiple shooting modes, including portrait, landscape, and night scenes, giving users the ability to adapt their settings to the specific scenario.

In terms of design, the SV-AS30 is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry around without compromising on functionality. Its intuitive interface includes a bright LCD screen that aids in composition and allows for easy navigation through menus and settings. Users can also take advantage of various digital effects, enhancing the creative potential of their photography.

The camera supports both JPEG and AVI formats for images and video, respectively, allowing for versatile media capture. Furthermore, the SV-AS30 comes with built-in memory, with the option to expand storage using SD cards, ensuring ample space for all your photographic endeavors.

With its fusion of cutting-edge technology, user-centric features, and portability, the Panasonic SV-AS30 stands out as a remarkable choice for those in pursuit of high-quality imaging and a seamless shooting experience. Its balance of performance and convenience makes it a worthy companion for capturing life’s moments in stunning detail. Whether you are a novice looking to explore photography or a seasoned user in need of a reliable camera, the SV-AS30 delivers on all fronts.

Contents

Operating Instructions Contents End User License Agreement Connecting to PCSpecifications Others Preparation Information for Your Safety VQT0N05 Dear Customer Introduction 357,594 297 Accessories Optional Accessory Available CardAbout SD Memory Card optional Body Components Equaliser Button EQ Remote Controller P2720 21 Stereo Earphones P62 Close the Card/Battery Door Inserting/Removing the Battery or the CardOpen the Card/Battery Door at the bottom of this unit Insert/remove the battery or the card When inserting the card/battery When removing the card/batteryNotch Card Slot Battery Slot Charging the Battery Continuous Environment for chargingCharging time Number Blinking Slide the Power Switch to onPower/Charge/Card Access Lamp Turning This Unit On Battery indicator Switching the ModeSlide the Record/Playback Mode Switch to the desired mode How To Set the Menu Press the Jog Ball to setTap the Menu button Sub-menu screen appears Setup Menu Setting on the operation soundSetting on the Jog Ball Setting on the USB connection Setting on the LCD MonitorSetting on the power Formatting initialising the card Setting on the clockRestoring the settings Setting the Clock Press the Menu button after adjusting the date and time Adjust the date and time with the Jog Ball Dpof print P58 Shortcut Menu11 12 13 Flash P36 Slide show P54 Night view P40 Before Recording How to hold the SD Multi Camera Voice Slide the Record/Playback Mode Switch to the recording modeRecording mode Recommendable situation Audio Picture Recording Press the Shutter button to stop recording When selecting PictureWhen selecting MPEG4 or Voice Tap the Shutter button for recording When recording in Picture mode When recording in MPEG4 modeWhen recording in Voice mode Approximate Number of Recordable Pictures and Time ≥ The time listed above tables are approximate 1600a 1200 1280a 960 640a 480 Changing the Picture Size and QualitySize and quality of the image recorded in MPEG4 Quality 2016a 1512 Recording Enlarging Pictures Digital Zoom Press the Jog BallRoll the Jog Ball up or down to set the zoom magnification Rotate the Lens Focusing on Close Subjects MacroSlide the Macro Switch to the left Reversing Pictures Self-recording Press the Shutter button to take a picture Press the REV button Setting the Flash FlashAuto ≥ The flash cannot be activated in the following cases Flash is not activated Self timer Recording with the Self-timer Setting in the set mode Adjusting the Colour to Natural Tone White Balance Night mode Recording in Dark Places Night Mode Press the Jog Ball to set the exposure Manual adjustmentCompensating the Exposure Roll the Jog Ball left or right to compensate the exposure Setting the ISO Sensitivity SensitivityDark places Still picture Slide the Record/Playback Mode Switch to the playback modePlayback Playback modes Playable files Audio Press the Jog Ball to pause playback Press the Jog Ball to start playback When playing in Voice mode To select a file and play 1 picture Adjusting Volume during PlaybackPictures Multi Playback Thumbnail Display Roll the Jog Ball down while the playback is stopped One Playing Motion Images Repeatedly Repeat PlaybackDeleting Files Repeat Press the Menu button to exit this setting Select the files to be protected Preventing Accidental Erasure of Files Lock SettingWhen you release protection When you release protections on all files Picture in the target frame is enlarged Enlarging Pictures Target Zoom Select the desired picture and then press the Jog Ball When you play files registered as Favourite onlyWhen you cancel registration Registering Still Pictures as Favourite Playback When you cancel registration on all files Creating a Slide Show with AudioSlide show During the slide show and then press When you select Yes in StepPress the Menu button Select the audio file you want to play ¿ mark Playing Still Pictures on the Slide Show Insert this unit firmly to the USB cradle Setup ConnectionAll the way PictBridge Start Print start Print starts To change the print settingChange Changes the print Settings Playback Select a picture and then press the Jog Ball Messages displayed When connecting in the recording mode When the battery is not insertedWhen the AC adaptor is not connected When the AC adaptor is unplugged during Select Check Dpof in and then press the Jog Ball When you confirm pictures with Dpof setting When you cancel Dpof setting Playback When you print the date in Dpof printing Audio File Playing Music Insert a card which includes audio files Connect the remote controller and the stereo earphones Play music When you switch the sound qualityRoll the Jog Ball up or down to select Desired music file To prevent operation mistakes on this unit Using this unit stored in the carrying case supplied Playing Repeatedly Repeat Playback Selecting Playlists Operating Environment of the Software Operating environment for USB connectionOperating environment of the software Sound RAM Connecting to PC Before Connecting to a PC for the First Time Installation When you install SD ViewerStart the PC and insert the CD-ROM supplied Installing SD Viewer Installing the USB Driver Click I agree Installing SD-Jukebox Be sure to insert the charged Connecting to a PCPlayback mode Turn this unit on and set to PC with the supplied Insert this unit firmly toUSB cradle all the way Connect the USB cradle Depending on the PC used Checking that This Unit Is Properly Recognised by Disconnecting the USB Cable Safely Folder name File name example Folder Structure of the Card Used for This Unit Playing Copied Files Picture MPEG4 Using Files in a Card on a PC Picture MPEG4 File type Software used for playing files Windows Macintosh Using SD Viewer Select FileExit Closing SD Viewer Using SD-Jukebox Reading Operating Instructions of the Software Closing SD-Jukebox Uninstalling the Software This Unit ≥ Be sure to use the supplied AC adaptor AC Adaptor Bring spare batteries when you use this unit outdoors Battery Do not throw unnecessary expired batteries into a fire Charging Error When the charge lamp turns off CondensationCauses of condensation LCD Monitor When condensation has taken place Card Recorded FilesBe sure to remove and store the card after use Format Demonstration Mode Screen Display on the Thumbnail Screen Screen DisplayScreen Display in Recording 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 Others Screen Display in Playback 10 11 12Screen Display in Playing Music Messages Countermeasures Messages Trouble Shooting Q&A Recording stops Question Answer Colour or BrightnessTake time to record onto a card depending on Record onto a card Question Answer Flash cannot be When you record pictures with the flash, the whiteBalance may not be properly adjusted even if Properly adjusted when the flash light does not PictBridge Pictures Cannot be printedWith printers Supporting Question Answer When this unit isAccess Lamp Properly installed SD Multi Camera Specifications Battery pack USB cradleAC adaptor Article Article 1 License Article 2 Use by a Third PartyArticle Restrictions on Copying the Software Article 4 Computer VQT0N05