Using Auto Function, Full auto | Panasonic VDR-M70PP, VDR-M50PP

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Using Auto Function

Pressing the AUTO button will fully automate the camera functions.

1 Press the AUTO button.

“FULL AUTO” will be displayed on the screen of DVD Video Camera for several seconds.


			FULL AUTO

		FULL		AUTO
		FULL		AUTO
The following settings will reset to defaults:

Function	When setting				Page
Function		full auto			Page
		full auto
Program AE		Auto			80

White balance		Auto			81

Exposure		Auto			66

Focus		Auto			64

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Panasonic VDR-M70PP, VDR-M50PP Using Auto Function, Full auto, Program AE Auto White balance Exposure Focus

Contents

VQT0K92-1 H0204HM1034 QR35225 Operating InstructionsQuick Start Guide for Software on Illustration shows VDR-M70PP Precautions For Your SafetyIdentifications of caution marks Model No Panasonic Name of Software Copyright Owners License AgreementArticle 1 Grant of License Article 2 Copyrights Product is operated. Follow all operating and use Not be placed in a built-in installation such as aVentilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are Operating instructions should be read before the video USE Do not subject the DVD Video Camera to impact Handle the liquid crystal display LCD with careLiquid crystal display and viewfinder Hold the DVD Video Camera correctly Screen on connected TV Be careful of ambient temperatureDo not use an optional 8 cm CD lens cleaner Heat on surface of product Be careful of moisture condensation Card Access indicator ACCESS/PC indicator Copyright Recorded contents cannot be compensated forSuggestions and Restrictions Make a trial recording About This Manual Read This First Introduction Quick Start Guide for Software Software FeatureConfirming the environment of connecting equipment see Software can also be installed from the Setup Menu Write motion image files to the DVD-R disc with MyDVD Display Settings method as follows Table of Contents Disc Navigation Advanced Techniques Supplementary Information Installing Software Battery Pack CGA-DU14A AC Adaptor/Charger PV-DAC13 DC Cord Checking Provided Accessories Hot shoe P Lens cap string attachment hole P Recording indicator PRed indicator will light during recording Names of Parts Disc Eject lever P ACCESS/PC indicator P , 51Lock switch P Viewfinder P Diopter control P Auto button P Volume control buttons VOL/ SRbuttons P , 64Reset button P 3233Page Charge status Charge indicator Setting Up the Battery PackCharging Battery Pack Battery pack charge status Connect power supply P Try to Record and Play Back Using Disc Video and PhotoGently open the cover until it stops Start recording P Open the LCD monitor See Only in modePressing the REC button again will stop recording Only photos can be recorded on card Try to Record and Play Back Using Card Photo REC button DVD-R disc Discs and CardsAvailable Discs Media Function Finalizing DVD-R disc Information on DVD-R Disc Do not touch Handling Discs Using discsStoring discs No dirt adheres to it Do not use cards other than the designated ones Available CardsHandling card Common cautions for disc and card Image quality prioritized Storage Capacity of Disc or CardRecordable Time of Movie Video Recording quality Disc used Size and Quality of Photos Recordable Stills Photos on Card To use as a Hand Strap Setting Up the DVD Video CameraUsing Grip Belt Holding DVD Video Camera Attaching Lens Cap Attaching Shoulder BeltTo use as a Grip Belt again While pushing battery stopper Battery stopper Inserting Battery into Remote ControllerRemoving Battery from Remote Controller While pushing the battery stopper, slide the battery out Viewing Subject Through Viewfinder Using Remote Controller Range of LCD monitor movement Viewing Image on LCD Monitor Screen Closing LCD Monitor Setting Date and Time Display format Example of display Changing Display Format of Date and Time Attaching Battery Pack to DVD Video Camera About the Battery PackRemoving Battery Pack 165 min When usingViewfinder When using Continuous Recording without zoom Efficient Use of Battery Pack Remaining Battery Level Indicator Using DVD Video Camera with AC adaptor Correct orientation Incorrect orientation Identifying recording/playback sides of disc Recognition of the disc will Start When using brand-new DVD-R discWhen recording data from PC When recording on this DVD Video Camera Removing Disc Set the power switch to OFF to turn the DVD Video Camera off Close the cover of card insertion slot Inserting and Removing CardLabel pasting portion Set to OFF Basic Operation of DVD Video CameraTurning DVD Video Camera On or Off Set to Recording Movie When recording is finished, turn the DVD Video Camera off Recording Stills REC button Power switch Backlight correction icon Compensating for BacklightPress the Back Light button during recording Backlight correction icon will appear Information Display during Recording On-Screen Information0 0 Still recording quality only when using card Display when recording an image of yourself Switching the information display mode Abutton ZoomingChoose the desired Macro Recording Using Conversion Lens Optional-User Provided Playing Back Playing Back Search Playback of Movie Playback from Start of Disc or CardFrame Advance/Frame Back/Slow Playback of Movie Playing Back Stills When using discWhen using card Skip Playback of Movie Specifying the point to view Jumping to Specified Point Go To Card 68Program or 1235Play List On-Screen Information DisplayInformation Display during Playback Movie Still with disc or Adjust with and buttons Manually Focusing SubjectFocusing during Recording Focusing rangePage Exposure indicator Adjusting Exposure Manually Full auto Using Auto FunctionProgram AE Auto White balance Exposure Focus Emitting light Using External MicrophoneSetting Video Flash Only for VDR-M70PP Manner Viewing on TV Screen Connecting to a TV Viewing on TV Screen Playback on DVD Video Recorder/Player „ Note when recording to hard disk of DVD video recorderTo Customers who Have a DVD Video Recorder with a hard disk Playback on DVD Player Hole to remove it How to Remove DiscRemoving from/and Replacing in Round DVD Holder Without touching Disc Cleaning When the Hinge of Round DVD Holder Comes OffReplacing Disc in Round DVD Holder DVD Video Camera to Line L Choose S Line to input Video signal Only for VDR-M70PPRecording Dubbing Images Recording Dubbing Images from Other Video Device Recording Dubbing Images from Other Video Cameras Choose S Line to input S-VIDEO signal Only for VDR-M70PPSet the input source on the DVD Video Camera to Line L Recording Dubbing Images on Other Video Devices Signal flow To AV input/output To S-VIDEO Understanding Flow of Menus Interpreting Setup Screen Flow of Menus Setting Up Camera Functions Setting white balance manually Adjusting Color White BalanceMode Setting contents On-screen Page Checking whether EIS is On or Off Using the Electronic Image Stabilizer EISReducing Wind Noise during Recording Wind Cut Wide 43 specified Wide 169 specified Aspect ratio Setting to Wide TV Screen Mode Wide Only for VDR-M70PPPress the Menu button, choose Wide on Press the AbuttonPage Record Functions Setting Up Record FunctionsSwitching Movie Quality Video Mode Choose Video Mode on Choose Quality on Switching Quality of Still Image QualityRecord Functions Setup Then press the Abutton Press the Menu button to end setting Recording Details of setting Switching External Input Recording Method Photo InputReceiving Image from Another Device Input Source Self Timer Setting OSD Output On or Off On-Screen Display Setting Brightness of LCD Screen Brightness LCD SetupSetting Color Density of LCD Screen Color Level Switching Operating Sound On or Off Beep Initial SettingsTurning DVD Video Camera Off Automatically Power Save Changing Display Language Language Turning Record LED On or Off Record LEDOff Settings have now been reset to defaults Resetting Menu Settings to Defaults Reset Starting or Terminating Disc Navigation Using Disc Navigation Bar graph Selected scene number*1Total number of scenes Current page position *4 Playing Back from Disc Navigation Screen When playback endsUp or Down Left or Right Desired scene Red Frame When scenes up to this point are selectedSelecting Multiple Scenes Selecting Consecutive Scenes Together Disc Navigation Menu Function Disc or card used Contents ReferenceFunctions Available with Disc Navigation 100 When using DVD-RAM discWhen using DVD-R disc When using card 101 SceneDeleting Scenes Delete 102 Editing using submenu Changing Images for Thumbnails Edit Thumbnail 103 Arranging Order of Scenes Edit Move 104Playing Back by Skipping Scenes Edit Skip Releasing Skip Directing Scenes Effectively Edit Fade 105 Combining Multiple Scenes Edit Combine 106 Dividing Movies Edit Divide 107 Copying Stills on DVD-RAM Disc to Card Copy 108 Locking Scenes on Card Lock 109To unlock the scene Designating Scenes to be Printed Dpof 110 Choose Select on the Scene menu screen Button Selecting Scenes Using Menu Screen Select111 Deselecting selected scenes 112 Displaying Information Using Menu Screen Detail Recorded on September What is program?Switching to Thumbnail Display of Specific Date Switch Program Changing Title of Program Title Screen for setting a title will appear114 Playing Back Program Play Choose YES, and then Input mode115 Characters available for entering title Creating New Play List Create What is Play List?Play List 116 Playing Back a Play List Play Switching to Display of Each Play List Switch117 Editing on play list Adding Scenes to Play List Editing Play List 118 119 Adding Scenes Using Submenu for Editing Editing Play ListDeleting Scenes from Play List Editing Play List List in lower row Deleting Scenes Using Submenu for Editing Editing Play List120 Move the cursor to the play Arranging Order of Scenes Move 121 Been changed will appear 122Changing Title of Play List Title Deleting Play List Delete Top End When End is specifiedGo To 123 Protecting Disc from Writing Protect Disc Disc or Card Management124 Verifying Remaining Free Space on Disc or Card Capacity Initializing DVD-RAM Disc or Card Format Disc. Format Card 125 126 Disc Navigation menu Screen will be restoredWill appear, and then 127 Screen when viewed using DVD playerFinalizing DVD-R Disc Finalize Disc 128 Other Functions Others Slide Show Continuous Playback of Stills 129 130 Contents on Provided CD-ROM 132 133 Installing USB DriverCheckClick Operation with DVD Video Camera connected 134 135 Installing DVD-RAM Driver Before Installing DVD-RAM Driver ConfirmClick Installing the DVD-RAM driver is now complete136 Click Next 137 When using disc 138 Installing DVD-MovieAlbumSE Installation will start Check the contents, and then click Next139 140 Installing MyDVDClick Finish, and then restart the PC Preference tab Program Export Screen 141 142 143 Uninstalling SoftwareUninstalling USB Driver Set the power switch on DVD Video Camera to 144 After uninstalling software, be sure to restart the PCDeleting Other Applications 145 Introduction to Optional AccessoriesVideo Camera Accessories Accessory# Description Information on Round DVD Holder 146Removing disc from square adaptor Cleaning LCD screen and camera lens Cleaning147 148 Terminology 149 150 Before Requesting Service Check 5 No DVD Video Camera operation 151Check 6 No image in viewfinder Message Cause & Troubleshooting Reference Error Messages152 153 154 155 156 157 158 TroubleshootingPower supplies Symptom Cause and Correction Reference During recording 159 Camera may be impossible on this DVD Video Camera 160During playback Button will not start Camera? Playback 161 When the DVD Video Camera is connected to PC 162 Miscellaneous 163 164 System ResetList of setting items Default Setting Information for your safety Major Specifications165 166 167 Weight and dimensions shown are approximate 168 Request for Service Notice USA Only 169 Limited Warranty 170 Customer Services DirectoryFor hearing or speech impaired TTY users, TTY 171 Panasonic Product Limited Warranty 172 Memo 173 Panasonic Canada Inc

Panasonic VDR-M70PP Using Auto Function, Full auto, Program AE Auto White balance Exposure Focus

Models: VDR-M70PP VDR-M50PP

Using Auto Function

full auto

Program AE

Auto

White balance

Exposure

Focus