Panasonic PV-DC152 Mode D'emploi page 59

ª Card PhotoShot
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(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
≥The sound cannot be recorded.
≥The Shutter Effect cannot be used.
≥The Progressive Function is set to [ON].
≥The shutter speed ranges from 1/30-1/500
≥A Card formatted with other equipment (like a Personal
Computer) might be unusable or it might take more time for
recording. We recommend that you use this equipment to
format it.
The following functions are not possible.
≥Digital Zoom
≥Cinema Mode
≥Digital Effects/Functions
ª Recording to a Card from other equipment
(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
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If you set the [TAPE/CARD] Selector to [CARD], you can use
the Card PhotoShot Function for externally input signals.
(Not during recording.)
≥Black streaks may appear at the four edges of the image.
≥When the [PHOTO SHOT] Button is pressed, the image
may seem to move backward momentarily, but this does
not affect the recording.
≥During the recording with analog input, a Card PhotoShot
Function cannot be used.
ª Card Playback
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≥If a blank (nothing recorded) Card is played, the screen
becomes white and the [NO PICTURE] Indication appears.
≥If you attempt to play back a file recorded in a different
format or a file data is defective, the [k] Indication and the
[CARD ERROR] Indication could appear as a warning.
≥In the case of displaying memory images on a Multi
Screen; if there are 7 or more images, they cannot be
displayed all at once. Rotate the [PUSH] Dial or press the
[SEARCH r] Button to display the next 6 still pictures.
≥When the pictures recorded by another Palmcorder are
played back with this Palmcorder, the size of the pictures
may be different from the recorded size.
≥During automatic copying tape pictures onto a card, the
remaining number of pictures that can still be recorded on
the Card is displayed. When it becomes [0], the Tape is set
to the Recording Pause Mode.
ª Slide Show
(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
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≥The playback time can be set from 5 to 99 seconds.
≥Perform the Slide Show Settings with your own
Palmcorder.
≥Depending on the File size, playback may take longer than
the set time.
≥When performing the Slide Show after the Titles are
displayed, the Titles disappear.
(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
ª Title Functions
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(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
≥Even if the contrast of the Title is adjusted, the portions
where there is little difference between light and dark and
where the boundary between light and dark is unclear may
not appear.
≥The Title may not appear well if something small is used for
it.
≥If you create an original title, the number of pictures that
can be recorded on the Memory Card decreases.
≥If the number of pictures that can be recorded on the
Memory Card is small, you may not be able to create an
original title in some cases.
≥When a title is displayed in VCR Mode, the title is not
output from the DV Terminal or Digital Still Picture
Terminal.
ª DPOF setting
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≥The number of prints can be set from 0 to 99.
≥Perform DPOF setting on the Palmcorder you are using.
≥It may take some time to verify the DPOF setting. Please
wait until the [ACCESS] Lamp goes off.
ª Using your Palmcorder with Digital Video
Equipment (Dubbing)
≥Regardless of the setting, dubbing is carried out
automatically in the same audio recording Mode as that of
the Cassette in the playback-side equipment.
≥The images on the monitor of the recording side may be
disturbed, but it does not affect the recorded images.
≥Even if Playback Digital Effects, Playback Zoom, or
Playback Title In have been used, these effects are not
output from the DV Terminal.
≥Even if you use a device with DV Terminals (such as
i.LINK), you may not be able to perform digital dubbing in
some cases.
ª Using a Card in a Personal Computer
(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
≥To erase pictures that you recorded on the Card by using
the Palmcorder, be sure to erase them on the Palmcorder,
not on the computer.
≥You may not be able to properly play back or search the
images on the Palmcorder after editing the recorded data
or changing the image data on a personal computer.
(PV-DC252/PV-DC252-K)
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