JVC UGZ-X900 User Manual

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GUIDEBOOK

HD MEMORY CAMERA

GZ-X900

Dear Customers

Thank you for purchasing this HD MEMORY CAMERA. Before use, please read the safety information and precautions contained in pages 2 and 3 to ensure safe use of this product.

For Future Reference:

Enter the Model No. (located on the bottom of the HD MEMORY CAMERA) and Serial No. (located on the battery pack mount of the HD MEMORY CAMERA) below.

Model No. Serial No.

ENGLISH

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Safety Precautions

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

NOTES:

The rating plate and safety caution are on the

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bottom and/or the back of the main unit.

The serial number plate is on the battery pack

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mount.

The rating information and safety caution of the

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AC adapter are on its upper and lower sides.

Caution on Replaceable lithium battery

The battery used in this device may present a ﬁre or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not recharge, disassemble, heat above 100°C or incinerate. Replace battery with Panasonic, Sanyo, Sony or Maxell CR2025. Danger of explosion or Risk of ﬁre if the battery is incorrectly replaced.

Dispose of used battery promptly.

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Keep away from children.

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Do not disassemble and do not dispose of in ﬁre.

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For USA-California Only

This product contains a CR Coin Cell Lithium Battery which contains Perchlorate Material – special handling may apply. See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate

When the equipment is installed in a cabinet or on a shelf, make sure that it has sufﬁcient space on all sides to allow for ventilation (10 cm (3-15/16") or more on both sides, on top and at the rear). Do not block the ventilation holes. (If the ventilation holes are blocked by a newspaper, or cloth etc. the heat may not be able to get out.) No naked ﬂame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on the apparatus. When discarding batteries, environmental problems must be considered and the local rules or laws governing the disposal of these batteries must be followed strictly. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing. Do not use this equipment in a bathroom or places with water. Also do not place any containers ﬁlled with water or liquids (such as cosmetics or medicines, ﬂower vases, potted plants, cups etc.) on top of this unit. (If water or liquid is allowed to enter this equipment, ﬁre or electric shock may be caused.)

Do not point the lens directly into the sun. This can cause eye injuries, as well as lead to the malfunctioning of internal circuitry. There is also a risk of ﬁre or electric shock.

CAUTION!

The following notes concern possible physical damage to the camera and to the user. Carrying or holding the camera by the LCD monitor can result in dropping the unit, or in a malfunction. Do not use a tripod on unsteady or unlevel surfaces. It could tip over, causing serious damage to the camera.

CAUTION!

Connecting cables (Audio/Video, etc.) to the camera and leaving it on top of the TV is not recommended, as tripping on the cables will cause the camera to fall, resulting in damage.

CAUTION:

The mains plug shall remain readily operable.

WARNING:

The battery pack, the camera with battery installed, and the remote control with battery installed should not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunshine, ﬁre or the like.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including ampliﬁers) that produce heat.

9. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

10. Only use attachments/ accessories speciﬁed by the manufacturer.

11. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table speciﬁed by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

12. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

13. Refer all servicing to qualiﬁed service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Remember that this camera is intended for private consumer use only.

Any commercial use without proper permission is prohibited. (Even if you record an event such as a show, performance or exhibition for personal enjoyment, it is strongly recommended that you obtain permission beforehand.)

Trademarks

“AVCHD” and the “AVCHD” logo are trademarks

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of Panasonic Corporation and Sony Corporation.

Manufactured under license from Dolby

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Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

x.v.Color™ is a trademark of

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Sony Corporation.

HDMI is a trademark of HDMI

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Licensing, LLC.

Windows® is either registered trademark or

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trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple

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Inc.

We recommend using the Category 2 HDMI

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cable (High Speed cable) for viewing in higher image quality.

iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto are trademarks of Apple

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Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

YouTube and the YouTube logo are trademarks

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and/or registered trademarks of YouTube LLC.

Other product and company names included in

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this instruction manual are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

If this symbol is shown, it is only valid in the European Union.

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Easy Start Guide

Inserting an SD card

Prepare an SD card (commercially available). Turn off the camera and insert an SD card.

SD card (label)

Compatible SD/SDHC cards

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(Z p. 21)

Q Open the

slot cover

R Insert

Charge the battery before recording

Turn off the camera and attach the battery pack.

Access lamp

Blinks: Accessing ﬁles

Do not remove the AC adapter, the battery pack or the SD card when the lamp is blinking.

The battery pack is not charged at the time of purchase.

! Attach the battery # Close the monitor

Before removing the battery pack, be sure to turn off the power by pressing DISPLAY/< for 2 seconds or more.

CAUTION

Be sure to use JVC battery packs. If you use any other battery packs besides

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JVC battery packs, safety and performance can not be guaranteed.

Power/charge lamp

Blinks: Charging or quick start-up Goes out: Charging ﬁnished

Open the cover

AC Adapter to AC Outlet (110 V to 240 V)

$ Connect the AC adapter

(Charging starts)

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Date/Time Setting

Open the LCD monitor to

turn on the camera

DISPLAY/<

button

Select the city closest to

the area where you use the camera

LCD monitor

Select [YES] within

10 seconds

Slide your ﬁnger up and down on the sensor. Then touch OK.

When the message disappears, press the

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DISPLAY/< button for at least 2 seconds to turn off the power, and then press it again for at least 2 seconds.

Touch the sensors with your ﬁnger. The

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sensors do not function if you touch them with your ﬁnger nail or with gloves on.

Select [CLOCK SETTING]

Select [ON] if daylight

saving time is observed

Set the date and time

Touch sensor: Sets the date and time

: Moves the cursor to the right

OK: Clock starts

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Video recording

CAUTION

Before recording an important scene, it is recommended to conduct a trial recording.

Select recording mode (REC)

The mode changes when you press the button.

Recording Mode Indicator

Set the recording dial to ! (AUTO) mode

Start recording

Press the START/STOP button to start recording, and press it again to stop.

Remaining space on the SD card

Video Quality

Record-standby

Recording

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Still Image Recording

Select recording mode (REC)

Set the recording dial to # (AUTO) mode

Set the focus

The mode changes when you press the button.

Press and hold

SNAPSHOT halfway.

Take a still image

Press SNAPSHOT fully to take a still image.

The ? indicator becomes green when the captured image is focused.

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Playing back

Select playback mode (PLAY)

Select video or still image mode

Select a ﬁle and touch OK

Index screen Playback screen

The mode changes when you press the button.

To perform operations such as forward search or reverse search (Z p. 28)

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To view ﬁles on TV (Z p. 38)

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CAUTION

Do not forget to make copies after recording!

To copy ﬁles onto discs (Z p. 53)

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To dub ﬁles to a VCR/DVD recorder (Z p. 59)

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To play back a created disc (Z p. 56)

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To edit ﬁles on your computer (Z p. 60)

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Accessories

CU-VC10

AP-V21U

BN-VF908U

RM-V751U

CR2025

Everio Dock AC Adapter Battery Pack Hand Strap

Component Cable AV Cable USB Cable Remote Control

Lithium Battery

Pre-installed in the

remote control.

NOTE

Make sure to use the provided cables for connections. Do not use any other

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cables.

CD-ROM Core Filter

(Z p. 13)

Everio Dock

You can connect cables to the connectors of the Everio dock. The connection is completed when you place the camera on the dock.

Camera Connection Terminal

NOTE

Do not connect the USB cable to both the camera and the Everio dock to

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prevent malfunctions.

Before connecting or removing any external devices and cables, turn off all

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power, including this camera.

Turn on the power only when you are done.

USB connector

COMPONENT connector

AV connector

DC connector

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MEMO

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Contents

GETTING STARTED

Preparing the Remote Control ...................... 13

Attaching the Core Filter to the DC cord ....... 13

Index ........................................................14

Indications on LCD Monitor ...................16

Necessary Settings before Use .............18

Charging the Battery Pack ............................ 18

Date/Time Setting ......................................... 18

Language Setting ......................................... 19

Other Settings .........................................20

Attaching the Camera to the Dock ................ 20

Grip Adjustment ............................................ 20

Tripod Mounting ............................................ 20

Using an SD Card ......................................... 21

RECORDING/PLAYBACK

Recording Files .......................................22

Video Recording ........................................... 22

Still Image Recording ................................... 23

Zooming ........................................................ 24

Flash ............................................................. 24

Checking the Remaining Battery Power ....... 24

Checking the Remaining Space on the

Recording Media ......................................... 24

Registering Files to Events ........................... 25

Capturing Still Images in a Movie ................. 25

Still Image Continuous Shooting and

Bracketing ................................................... 26

Turning on the Face Detection Mode ............ 27

Playing Back Files ..................................28

Video Playback ............................................. 28

Still Image Playback ..................................... 29

Setting the Opening Still Image .................... 30

Playback with Special Effects ....................... 30

File Search Function ..................................... 31

Playing Back MTS Files ................................ 32

Manual Recording ..................................33

Changing to Manual Recording Mode .......... 33

Manual Setting in Menu ................................ 33

High Speed Recording ................................. 36

Scene Select ................................................ 37

USING WITH TV

Viewing Files on TV ................................38

Connection with TV....................................... 38

Playback Operation ...................................... 39

Operating in Conjunction with TV via

HDMI ......................................................40

EDITING

Managing Files ........................................41

Capturing a Still Image from a Video ............ 41

Deleting Files ................................................ 41

Protecting Files ............................................. 43

Viewing File Information ............................... 44

Changing the Event Registration .................. 45

Dividing Files ................................................ 46

Trimming Files .............................................. 47

Face Detection Zoom ................................... 48

Playlists ...................................................49

Creating Playlists .......................................... 49

Playing Back Playlists ................................... 50

Other Operations of Playlists ........................ 50

Print Setting ............................................51

DPOF Print Setting ....................................... 51

Direct Printing with PictBridge Printer .......... 52

COPYING

Copying Files ..........................................53

Using a BD/DVD Burner ............................... 53

Using a USB External Hard Disk Drive......... 57

Dubbing Files to a VCR/DVD Recorder ........ 59

PC OPERATION

Creating a Disc using a PC ....................60

Using with a Portable Media Player ......65

Turning on the Export Mode ......................... 65

Changing the Export Setting ........................ 65

Transferring the Files to PC .......................... 66

Uploading Files to Websites ..................67

Turning on the Upload Mode ........................ 67

Upload Trimming ........................................... 67

Uploading Files ............................................. 68

FURTHER INFORMATION

Changing the Menu Settings .................69

Troubleshooting ......................................74

Warning Indications ...............................78

Cleaning ..................................................80

Speciﬁcations .........................................81

Cautions ..................................................84

JVC Software License Agreement ........86

Terms .......................................................88

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How to use the Touch

Sensor

After the menu is displayed on the LCD

monitor:

Q Slide your ﬁnger up and down on the

sensor.

R Select [SET]. (Touch OK.)

To select an on-screen button appearing on

the left side, touch the portion of the sensor next to the on-screen button.

To select an on-screen button appearing at

the bottom of the screen, touch the buttons underneath them.

Read This First!

Make a backup of important recorded data

It is recommended to copy your important recorded data to a DVD or other recording media for storage. JVC will not be responsible for any lost data.

Make a trial recording

Before the actual recording of important data, make a trial recording and play back the recorded data to check that the video and sound have been recorded correctly.

Reset the camera if it does not operate correctly

Open the LCD monitor and remove the power supply (battery pack or AC adapter) from the camera, then reattach it.

Precautions on handling batteries

Be sure to use the JVC BN-VF908U/

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VF808U battery packs. This product includes patented and proprietary technology and is made to be used with the JVC battery only.

JVC cannot guarantee safety or

performance of this product when it is operated by other batteries.

If the camera is subjected to electrostatic

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discharge, turn off the power before using it again.

If a malfunction occurs, stop using the camera immediately and contact www.jvc.com or by phone at 1-800-2525722

Recorded data may be erased while the

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camera is being repaired or inspected. Back up all data before requesting repairs or inspections.

Because cameras may be used for demonstration in a shop, the demonstration mode is set to on by default

To deactivate the demonstration mode, set [DEMO MODE] to [OFF]. (Z p. 72)

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GETTING STARTED

Preparing the Remote Control

A battery is included inside the remote control at the time of purchase. Remove the insulation sheet before use.

Beam Effective Area

To Reinsert the Battery

Pull out the battery holder by pressing the lock

Remote Sensor

tab.

Lock Tab

Lithium Battery (CR2025)

Effective distance: Within 5 m (16.4 ft)

NOTE

The transmitted beam may not be effective or may cause incorrect operation when the remote sensor is directly exposed to sunlight or powerful lighting.

Attaching the Core Filter to the DC cord

The core ﬁlter reduces interference. Connect the end of the cable with the core ﬁlter to the camera.

Release the stopper. 3 cm (1-3/16”) Wind twice

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Index

NOTE

Be careful not to cover 3, 4, 8 and 9

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during shooting.

The LCD monitor can rotate 270°.

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Camera

! PLAY/REC Button (Z p. 22, 23, 28, 29) # EXPORT Button (Z p. 65) $ UPLOAD Button (Z p. 67) % Zoom Lever (Z p. 24)

Speaker Volume Control

& SNAPSHOT (#) Button (Z p. 23) ( INFO (=) Button (Z p. 24, 44) ) FLASH (() Button (Z p. 24) * Touch Sensor

+ OK Button , MENU Button

- ! / # Button (Z p. 28, 29)

. HDMI Mini Connector (Z p. 38) / DISPLAY/< (Power) Button (Z p. 17) 0 Recording dial (Z p. 22, 23, 33, 36, 37) 1 Speaker 2 START/STOP Button (Z p. 22)

3 Flash 4 Flash Sensor 5 Stereo Microphone* 6 Access lamp (Z p. 4)

7 Power/charge lamp (Z p. 4) 8 Remote Sensor (Z p. 13) 9 Lens : DC Connector

; USB Connector (Z p. 54, 57, 61) < SD Card Slot = BATT. (Battery Release) Button (Z p. 18) > Tripod Mounting Socket (Z p. 20)

* Do not touch or cover the microphone during

recording.

(Z p. 28)

Remote Control

Q Infrared Beam Transmitting Window R ZOOM (T/W) Buttons (Zoom in/out) S UP Button T SKIP BACKWARD Button

U LEFT Button V BACK Button W PLAYLIST Button X START/STOP Button

Y S.SHOT (Snapshot) Button Z INFO Button a SKIP FORWARD Button b PLAY/PAUSE/SET Button

c RIGHT Button d NEXT Button e DOWN Button f INDEX Button* g DISP Button

* Each time you press INDEX, the screen switches as shown below:

! mode:

Index Screen « Group Index Screen

# mode:

Index Screen « Date Index Screen

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Indications on LCD Monitor

4: 55 PM

DE C. 24. 2 0 0 9

During both Video and Still Image Recording

! Selected Recording Mode Indicator

(Z p. 33)

@: Auto Mode

3: Manual Mode

# White Balance Indicator (Z p. 35)

$ Macro Mode Indicator(Z p. 35)

% Zoom Indicator (Z p. 24)

& SD card Indicator*

( OIS Indicator (Appears when [OIS] is set to

[OFF].) (Z p. 70)

) Photometry Area

* Monitor Backlight Indicator (Z p. 71)

+ Battery Indicator

, Date/Time (Z p. 18)

- Face Detection Indicator (Z p. 27)

. Manual Focus Adjustment Indicator

(Z p. 34)

/ Aperture Value (F-number) (Z p. 34)

0 -: Backlight Compensation Indicator

(Z p. 35)

: Face Detection Mode Indicator (Z p. 27)

1 Brightness Control Indicator (Z p. 34)

.: Photometry Area Control Indicator

(Z p. 35)

2 Shutter Speed (Z p. 34)

* Blinks when an SD card is not inserted.

During Video Recording Only

! Mode Indicator # High Speed Recording Indicator (Z p. 36) $ Export Mode Indicator (Z p. 65) % Counter & Upload Mode Indicator (Z p. 67) ( Video Quality (Z p. 69) ) Remaining Time (Z p. 22) * MREC: (Appears during recording.)

: (Appears during record-standby

mode.)

+ Shooting Indicator (Z p. 22) , Continuous Shooting Indicator (Z p. 25)

- Wind Cut Indicator (Z p. 70) . Event Indicator (Z p. 25) / Effect Mode Indicator (Z p. 35) 0 x.v.Color™ (Z p. 70)

During Still Image Recording Only

! Mode Indicator # Scene Select Indicator (Z p. 37) $ ISO Sensitivity Indicator

(When set to [AUTO], there is no indication.) (Z p. 70)

% Flash Indicator (Z p. 24) & Focus Indicator (Z p. 23) ( Image Size (Z p. 70) ) Image Quality: FINE (ﬁne) or STD

(standard) (Z p. 70)

* Remaining Number of Shots + Shooting Indicator (Z p. 23) , Continuous Shooting Indicator (Z p. 26)

- Self-Timer Indicator (Z p. 69)

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During Video Playback

4: 55 PM

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4: 55 PM

DE C. 24. 2 0 0 9

During Still Image Playback

! Mode Indicator # High Speed Recording Indicator $ Playlist Playback Indicator

(Appears when playing back a playlist.) (Z p. 50)

% Quick Review Indicator (Z p. 22) & Video Quality (Z p. 69) ( Counter ) Playback Mode

Playback

Pause

Forward Search

Reverse Search

A: Forward Slow-Motion B: Reverse Slow-Motion

(The number on the left shows speed.)

* Recording Medium Indicator + Battery Indicator , Date/Time (Z p. 18)

- Volume Level Indicator . Wipe/Fader Effect Indicator (Z p. 30) / x.v.Color™ (Z p. 70) 0 Output with 1080p (Z p. 73)

! Mode Indicator # Quick Review Indicator (Z p. 23) $ Folder/File Number % Slide Show Playback Indicator & Recording Medium Indicator ( Battery Indicator ) Date/Time (Z p. 18) * Output with 1080p (Z p. 73)

Switching indication modes on LCD monitor

Each time you touch DISPLAY/<, indications on LCD monitor switch as shown below:

In recording mode: All indications/Indications for selected functions In playback mode: All indications/Only date and time/No indications

NOTE

The DISPLAY/< button is used to turn the power ON/OFF as well as to switch the indications on the screen. To switch the indications, press and release the button. To turn the power ON/OFF, press and hold (2 seconds or more) the button.

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Necessary Settings before Use

To detach the battery pack

Charging the Battery Pack

1 Open the LCD monitor.

2 Attach the battery pack.

AC Adapter to AC Outlet (110 V to 240 V)

3 Close the LCD monitor and connect

the AC adapter.

You can also connect the AC adapter

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using the Everio dock connector. (Z p. 9)

The power/charge lamp blinks to

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indicate charging has started.

When the lamp goes out, charging is

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ﬁnished.

Unplug the AC adapter from the AC

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outlet and disconnect the AC adapter from the camera.

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Open the LCD monitor and turn off the camera using the DISPLAY/< button before detaching the battery pack.

NOTE

You can also use the camera with just the AC

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adapter. (Z p. 4)

Please do not pull or bend the AC adapter

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plug and cable. This may damage the AC adapter.

Date/Time Setting

1 Open the LCD monitor to turn on the

camera.

2 Touch MENU. 3 Select [DISPLAY SETTINGS].

To check the remaining battery power

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See page 24.

Battery pack Charging time Recording time

BN-VF908U

(Provided) /

BN-VF808U

1 h 50 m 1 h 15 m

4 Select [CLOCK ADJUST].

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5 Select [CLOCK SETTING].

6 Select the city closest to the area you

are traveling.

6 Select the city closest to the area

where you use the camera.

Principal city of the selected area

Time difference to GMT

Selected area is highlighted

7 Select [ON] if daylight saving time is

observed.

8 Set the date and time.

Change the setting by using the touch sensor and select [&] to set.

9 Select [SAVE].

To reset the setting, select [CANCEL].

Setting the clock to local time when traveling

After performing steps 1-4 (Z p. 18)

5 Select [AREA SETTING].

To return to the previous screen

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Select @.

To quit the screen

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Select [QUIT].

Language Setting

The language on the display can be changed.

1 Open the LCD monitor to turn on the

camera.

2 Touch MENU. 3 Select [DISPLAY SETTINGS].

4 Select [LANGUAGE].

5 Select the desired language.

To return to the previous screen

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Select @.

To quit the screen

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Select [QUIT].

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Other Settings

Attaching the Camera to the Dock

1 Close the LCD monitor.

2 Align the camera with the dock as

indicated by the dotted line in the ﬁgure below and attach ﬁrmly.

Grip Adjustment

Tripod Mounting

Align the camera stud hole with the tripod stud, and the mounting socket with the screw, and then rotate the camera clockwise to mount it to the tripod.

NOTE

Do not use a tripod on unsteady or unlevel

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surfaces. It could tip over, causing serious damage to the camera.

Use a tripod that does not have a locking pin.

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The LCD monitor may scratch against the

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tripod in some cases. When this occurs, tilt the LCD monitor slightly before closing.

When it is difﬁcult to close the LCD monitor

# Lift the monitor and close

completely

NOTE

Fasten the strap when you grip the camera.

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When carrying the camera, please be careful

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not to drop it.

! Close the monitor slightly

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Using an SD Card

Operations are conﬁrmed on the SD cards

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from the following manufacturers.

- Panasonic

- TOSHIBA

- SanDisk

- ATP

Video recording:

Class 4 or higher compatible SDHC card

(4 GB to 32 GB)

For UXP mode, use Class 6 or higher.

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Still image recording:

SD card (256 MB to 2 GB) or SDHC card

(4 GB to 32 GB)

If other media are used, they may fail to

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record data correctly, or they may lose data that had already been recorded.

MultiMediaCards are not supported.

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Video data may not be recorded onto the

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SD cards on which video data have already been recorded using the devices from other manufacturers.

Insert an SD card

Preparation:

Close the LCD monitor to turn off the camera.

1 Open the SD card cover. 2 Firmly insert the card with its clipped

edge ﬁrst.

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To remove an SD card

Push the SD card once. After the card comes out a little, pull it out.

NOTE

Insert and remove the SD card only while the

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power is turned off. Otherwise, data on the card may be corrupted.

Do not touch the terminal on the reverse side

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of the label.

Format an SD card when using it for the ﬁrst time

Select [FORMAT SD CARD] to format the card. (Z p. 72)

3 Close the SD card cover.

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RECORDING/PLAYBACK

Recording Files

Video Recording

Press PLAY/REC to select the recording mode.

The lens cover opens automatically.

To stop recording

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Press START/STOP again.

To view the last recorded scene

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Select A while recording is paused. Selecting ; during playback deletes that scene.

To record a still image during video

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recording Press SNAPSHOT.

Continuous shooting may be performed

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by switching the shutter mode. (Z p. 25)

Set the recording dial to ! mode.

Press START/STOP to start recording.

Approximate remaining time for recording

You can also start/stop recording by selecting [REC] on the LCD monitor. (On-screen recording control)

To change the video quality

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Change the settings in [VIDEO QUALITY]. (Z p. 69)

To perform high speed recording

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Select from H1 to H3 on the recording dial. (Z p. 36)

NOTE

The video recording mode is automatically selected when you turn off the camera and then turn

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on again.

If [AUTO POWER OFF] in the menu is set to [ON], the camera turns itself off automatically to

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conserve power when it is not operated for 5 minutes while running on battery.

After recording video for 12 consecutive hours, recording stops automatically.

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A new ﬁle will be created for every 4 GB of continuous shooting.

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Still Image Recording

Press PLAY/REC to select the recording mode.

The lens cover opens automatically.

To view the last recorded image

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Select A after shooting. Selecting ; during playback deletes that image.

To change the image quality

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Change the settings in [IMAGE QUALITY]. (Z p. 70)

To change the image size

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Change the settings in [IMAGE SIZE]. (Z p. 70)

To record still images continuously

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Set to [CONTINUOUS SHOOTING] in [SHUTTER MODE]. (Z p. 26)

Set the recording dial to # mode.

Press and hold SNAPSHOT halfway.

The ? indicator becomes green when the captured image is focused.

Press SNAPSHOT fully to take a still image.

NOTE

If [AUTO POWER OFF] in the menu is set to [ON], the camera turns itself off automatically to

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conserve power when it is not operated for 5 minutes while running on battery.

The sides of still images recorded in 16:9 size may be cut off when printed. Check whether 16:9

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size prints can be printed at your local print store.

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Recording Files (Continued)

Zooming

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

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Select ! or # mode.

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Zoom out Zoom in

W: Wide angle T: Telephoto

You can also zoom out/zoom in by selecting

[W] or [T] on the LCD monitor. (On-screen

zoom control)

Zoom ratio (factory-preset)

! mode # mode

[8X/DYNAMIC] [5X/OPTICAL]

To change the maximum zoom ratio



(! mode only)

Change the settings in [ZOOM]. (Z p. 70)

Flash

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Select # or M mode.

•

1 Press FLASH.

2 Select the desired setting.

The ﬂash is set to 7 (auto) by default.



Disables this function.

The ﬂash ﬁres automatically.

The ﬂash ﬁres automatically but reduces the red-eye phenomenon of the subject’s eyes.

The ﬂash ﬁres regardless of the shooting condition.

The ﬂash ﬁres. The shutter speed becomes slower, so the background can also be brightened.

When Scene Select (Z p. 37) is selected,



the ﬂash is automatically set to auto and ﬁres automatically according to the Scene Select setting Recommended shooting distance



Within 2 m (6.6 ft).

NOTE

The ﬂash does not work during CONTINUOUS SHOOTING and BRACKETING.

Checking the Remaining Battery Power

! mode:

Press INFO twice or INFO and then select

;

# mode:

Press INFO.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT] or press INFO.

NOTE

The recordable time display should only be used as a guide. It is displayed in 10 minute units.

Checking the Remaining Space on the Recording Media

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

Press INFO.

The maximum recording time is displayed for each video quality mode.

To change the video quality



1) Select the video quality.

2) Select

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

[SET].

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Registering Files to Events

If you select an event to register the ﬁle to before starting recording, you can ﬁnd the ﬁle easily at playback.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [REGISTER EVENT].

2 Touch the shutter mode and select

RECORD ONE SHOT or CONTINUOUS SHOOTING.

RECORD ONE SHOT: Records one still

•

image.

(There will be no indicator display on the

LCD monitor when recording one image.)

{ CONTINUOUS SHOOTING: Records still

•

images continuously.

RECORD ONE SHOT

After performing steps 1-2

3 Select the event.

The selected event is displayed on the screen.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

To search by event



See page 32.

NOTE

Once you select a certain event to register a ﬁle, the setting will remain even if you turn off the camera.

Capturing Still Images in a Movie

You can capture still images while recording a video.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

1 Set the recording dial to ! mode.

3 Press SNAPSHOT.

CONTINUOUS SHOOTING

After performing steps 1-2

3 Select the continuous shooting mode

from the menu.

Select from HIGH SPEED /

•

MEDIUM SPEED / LOW SPEED.

4 Press and hold SNAPSHOT.

Recording ends when SNAPSHOT is

•

released.

When capturing still images during video

•

recording, the continuous shooting mode is ﬁxed at [LOW SPEED] regardless of the setting.

When capturing still images in the recording

•

standby mode, you can select from all the modes ([LOW SPEED] / [MEDIUM SPEED] / [HIGH SPEED]).

The display during medium and high speed

•

recording is as follows. Red: Number of recorded images Green: Saving in progress

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Recording Files (Continued)

Although still images can be taken

•

continuously while SNAPSHOT is being pressed, recording stops once the recordable time is exceeded.

At this time, SNAPSHOT will not work until

•

the writing to the media is completed.

The photo indicator lights up



immediately on the LCD monitor when SNAPSHOT is pressed.

NOTE

Recording cannot be performed when the

•

menu is displayed. Close the menu.

Functions that are only available in still image

•

mode cannot be used. (Example: ﬂash, GAIN, etc.)

The number of recordable still images

•

depends on the remaining space on the recording media.

The size of recorded still images is 3072 x

•

1728, regardless of the image size that is set.

The still images recorded in the video mode

•

contains a little more noise than the still images recorded in the still image mode.

Simultaneous recording (still image

•

recording) may be performed even when the dial is set to [M].

Still Image Continuous Shooting and Bracketing

You can record still images continuously.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

1 Turn the recording dial and set to the

mode (#, SCN, M) that best suits the subject to be recorded.

2 Touch the shutter mode and select

RECORD ONE SHOT, CONTINUOUS SHOOTING, or BRACKETING.

RECORD ONE SHOT: Records one still

•

image.

(There will be no indicator display on the

LCD monitor when recording one image.)

{ CONTINUOUS SHOOTING: Records still

•

images continuously.

J BRACKETING: Records 5 still images of

•

different brightness continuously.

RECORD ONE SHOT

Records one still image at a time.

After performing steps 1-2

3 Press SNAPSHOT.

CONTINUOUS SHOOTING

Records still images continuously while SNAPSHOT is pressed. You can set the continuous shooting speed from the menu. (Z p. 71)

After performing steps 1-2

3 Press and hold SNAPSHOT.

Recording ends when SNAPSHOT is

•

released.

The display during medium and high speed

•

recording is as follows. Red: Number of recorded images Green: Saving in progress

Although still images can be taken

•

continuously while SNAPSHOT is being

pressed, recording stops once the recordable

time is exceeded.

At this time, SNAPSHOT will not work until

•

the writing to the media is completed.

NOTE

Recording cannot be performed when the

•

menu is displayed. Close the menu.

The number of recordable still images

•

depends on the remaining space on the

recording media.

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BRACKETING

Records 5 continuous images from dark (-0.6EV) to bright (+0.6EV) based on the brightness of still images set in AUTO or MANUAL.

After performing steps 1-2

3 Press SNAPSHOT.

NOTE

When there is no SD, or when there is no

•

remaining space on the SD card, it is not possible to save still images.

When the continuous shooting or bracketing

•

indicator is blinking, do not set Scene Select to [PORTRAIT], [NIGHT & PORTRAIT], or [SPORTS]. (Z p. 37)

When Scene Select (Z p. 37) is set

•

to [TWILIGHT], [SLEEPING FACE], or [FIREWORKS], the continuous shooting speed is slow.

Turning on the Face Detection Mode

If you set this mode on, the camera detects the faces and adjust brightness and focus so that the faces are recorded clearly.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Select ! or # mode.

•

Select .

Recording still images with the face detection mode turned on

1 Press and hold SNAPSHOT halfway.

2 Press SNAPSHOT.

Using the self-timer in the face detection mode

Preparation:

Set [SELF-TIMER] to [FACE DETECTION].

1 Press SNAPSHOT.

Faces are detected.

2 The still image is recorded 3 seconds

after the face of the photographer is detected.

Photographer

To turn off the face detection mode



Select again.

NOTE

If the LCD monitor is turned upside down,

•

is not displayed. Change the setting when

the LCD monitor is in the normal position.

You cannot turn on the face detection mode if

•

[SELF-TIMER] is set to [FACE DETECTION]. (This is indicated by blinking .)

Depending on the condition, faces may not

•

be detected.

If the face detection does not work correctly,

•

turn off the mode before recording.

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Playing Back Files

Video Playback

Press PLAY/REC to select the playback mode.

The ! / # button is used for switching



between video and still image in the playback mode. It does not work in the recording mode. To move to the previous or next page



Touch [ ] or [ ] for over a second.

To play back a few seconds from the



beginning of each video

Touch [DIGEST].

For digest playback, parts of the video

•

other than the beginning may be played back in some cases.

Or, some videos may not be played back

•

at all.

Press ! / # and set to ! mode.

The index screen appears. The lens cover closes automatically.

Select the desired ﬁle.

To delete a video



Select ; when playback is stopped.

To change the number of thumbnails



(6 thumbnails/12 thumbnails) Move the zoom lever to [W] or [T].

To zoom in the video during pause



(remote control only)

Press T on the remote control.

Press ¡, ¢, £, ¤ on the remote control to

•

move the zoom area.

Press and hold W on the remote control to

•

cancel zoom in.

Operations during Video Playback



On-screen buttons

Return to the ﬁrst scene of the ﬁle

Go to the ﬁrst scene of the next ﬁle

Return to the index screen

Reverse search (during playback)

Frame-by-frame playback in reverse

direction (during pause)* Playback

Pause

Forward search (during playback)

Frame-by-frame playback in forward

direction (during pause)*

* Slow playback starts when you keep touching the

sensor button under E / G for a while.

Speaker volume

— : Turn down the

volume

+ : Turn up the

volume

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Still Image Playback

Press PLAY/REC to select the playback mode.

The ! / # button is used for switching



between video and still image in the playback mode. It does not work in the recording mode. To move to the previous or next page



Touch [ ] or [ ] for over a second.

To delete a still image



Select ;.

To change the number of thumbnails



(6 thumbnails/12 thumbnails) Move the zoom lever to [W].

Press ! / # and set to # mode.

The index screen appears. The lens cover closes automatically.

Select the desired ﬁle.

To zoom in the image during playback



(remote control only)

Press T on the remote control.

Press ¡, ¢, £, ¤ on the remote control to

•

move the zoom area.

Press and hold W on the remote control to

•

cancel zoom in.

Operations during Still Image Playback On-screen buttons



: Change playback order of slide show in reverse direction

: Change playback order of slide show in forward direction

: Return to the index screen

: Display the previous ﬁle

: Start the slide show

: End the slide show

: Display the next ﬁle

: Rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise (during playback)

(

: Rotate 90 degrees clockwise (during playback)

)

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Playing Back Files (Continued)

Setting the Opening Still Image

You can set a recorded still image as the opening image.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select # mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [OPENING SCREEN]. 3 Select [CUSTOMIZE].

4 Select the desired ﬁle and select

[SET].

To check the content of the ﬁle, select

•

[CHECK].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

Playback with Special Effects

Wipe or fader effects

Add effects at the beginning and end of videos. These effects cannot be set for still images.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [WIPE/FADER].

3 Select a desired effect.

For details on each effect, see the right column.

4 Select the ﬁle you want to play back.

To quit the screen



Touch MENU.

To turn off the effect



Select [OFF] in step 3.

Items for WIPE/FADER setting



O FADER-WHITE:

•

Fades in or out with a white screen.

P FADER-BLACK:

•

Fades in or out with a black screen.

T WIPE-SLIDE:

•

Wipes in from right to left, or wipes out in the opposite way.

U WIPE-DOOR:

•

Wipes in as the two halves of a black screen which open to the left and right revealing the scene, or wipes out in the opposite way.

V WIPE-SCROLL:

•

Wipes in from the bottom to the top of a black screen, or wipes out in the opposite way.

W WIPE-SHUTTER:

•

Wipes in from the center of a black screen toward the top and bottom, or wipes out in the opposite way.

NOTE

No effect will be applied on ﬁles with a play time shorter than 7 seconds.

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File Search Function

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! or # mode.

•

Group Index Screen

You can search the desired ﬁle by the group. The group is created automatically based on recording date and time. And the contents of the group are changed when adding/deleting or editing scenes.

1 Select . 2 Select [GROUP].

Date Index Screen

You can search the desired ﬁle by the recording date.

1 Select .

In case of # mode, go to step 3.

2 Select [SEARCH DATE].

3 Select the recording date.

3 Select the ﬁle you want to play back.

The number of ﬁles in the group is displayed in the thumbnails.

To return to the index screen



Select @.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

NOTE

The contents of the group may be changed

•

depending on the interval of the recording time. To change the contents, register the event. (Z p. 25)

The number of ﬁles in the group is displayed

•

only when there are 6 thumbnails. It is not displayed when there are 12 thumbnails.

4 Select the ﬁle you want to play back.

To return to the index screen



Select @.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

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Playing Back Files (Continued)

Event Screen

You can search the desired ﬁle by the event that you registered the ﬁle to when recording. (Z p. 25) After searching by the event, you can search by the recording date to narrow down the search.

1 Select . 2 Select [SEARCH EVENT].

3 Select the event.

4 Select the recording date.

To display all the ﬁles, select [ALL].

5 Select the ﬁle you want to play back.

Playing Back MTS Files

MTS ﬁles are stored in the EXTMOV folder. Follow the procedure below to play back the MTS ﬁles in the EXTMOV folder.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [PLAYBACK OTHER FILE].

3 Select the ﬁle you want to play back.

To return to the normal ﬁle playback



mode

Select @.

NOTE

An MTS ﬁle is created in the EXTMOV folder when management information is corrupted.

To return to the index screen



Select @.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

To change the event registration of a ﬁle



See page 45.

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Manual Recording

Manual recording mode enables you to set the focus and screen brightness, etc. manually.

Changing to Manual Recording Mode

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Set the recording dial to manual video 3 or manual still image 3.

manual video

manual still image

To return to the auto recording mode



Set the recording dial to ! or #.

Manual Setting in Menu

Preparation:

Select the manual recording mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [MANUAL SETTING].

3 Select the desired menu.

4 Select the desired setting.

Depending on the kind of settings you select, you can set the value by using the touch sensor.

To return to the previous screen



Select @.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

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Manual Recording (Continued)

Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

@ [AUTO] : The focus is adjusted automatically.

3 MANUAL:

N FOCUS

Adjusts the focus.

FOCUS ASSIST

Assists you to adjust the focus.

g ADJUST BRIGHTNESS

Allows you to adjust brightness.

SHUTTER SPEED

A fast shutter speed can freeze the motion of a fast-moving subject, and a slow shutter speed can blur the subject to give the impression of motion.

APERTURE PRIORITY

You can add a blurring effect to the background by setting the aperture value (F-number).

@ A : Adjusts the focus manually. (When zooming, the

subject will not go out of focus if you adjust the focus at the telephoto (T) side before zooming to the wide angle (W) side.)

The image becomes black and white. The outline of focused object is displayed in blue.*

*You can change the color of the outline, which is set to blue by default. (See page 71. FOCUS ASSIST CAMERA)

Use this for adjusting the focus more precisely.

Adjust the focus, then select [SET] to ﬁx the focus.

! mode

@ [AUTO] : The brightness is adjusted automatically.

3 MANUAL:

–6 to +6

: Corrects the brightness within this range in

increments of 1.

# mode

@ [AUTO] : The brightness is adjusted automatically.

3 MANUAL:

–2.0 to +2.0 (EV)

increments of 1/3EV.

: Corrects the brightness within this range in

! mode

@ [AUTO] : The shutter speed is adjusted automatically.

3 MANUAL:

1/2 to 1/4000

speed.

: The smaller the value, the faster the shutter

# mode

@ [AUTO] : The shutter speed is adjusted automatically.

3 MANUAL:

1/2 to 1/500

NOTE

It is recommended to use the tripod when recording with a slow shutter speed.

@ [AUTO] : The aperture value is adjusted automatically.

: The smaller the value, the faster the shutter

speed.

3 MANUAL F3.4 to F5.6:The lower the F-number (larger

aperture value), the more blurred the background will become. The higher the F-number (smaller aperture value), the clearer the focus will be for both near and far objects. Slide your ﬁnger up and down on the sensor to set the value.

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Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

Adjusts the white balance to achieve the optimum colors for the amount of light in your surroundings during recording.

- BACKLIGHT COMP.

Backlight compensation brightens the subject by increasing the exposure.

PHOTOMETRY AREA

Enables you to adjust the brightness in the desired spot when backlight compensation does not work well.

(! mode only)

w EFFECT

Enables you to record videos or still images with special effects.

5 MACRO

Enables you to shoot a subject as large as possible at a distance of approx. 4 cm (1.58 in).

@ [AUTO] : White balance is adjusted automatically.

3 MANUAL : B MWB : Adjusts the white balance manually depending on

the light source.

1) Hold a sheet of plain white paper in front of the camera so that the white paper ﬁlls the screen.

2) Keep touching appears.

OK until the B indicator

D FINE : When shooting outdoors on a sunny day. E CLOUD : When shooting outdoors on a cloudy day. F HALOGEN : When a video light or similar type of lighting is

used.

1 [OFF] : Deactivates the function. 0 ON : Activates the function.

[WHOLE SCREEN] : Brightness is adjusted automatically

for whole screen.

SPOT : Brightness for the speciﬁed spot is adjusted

automatically.

Move the spot frame left and right by touching & or %,

then touch OK.

1 [OFF] : No effect is used.

J SEPIA : The image has a brownish tint like old still images. K MONOTONE : The image becomes black and white like old

movies.

L CLASSIC FILM : This effect skips frames to give images of

an old movie atmosphere.

M STROBE : The image looks like a series of consecutive

snapshots.

1 [OFF] : Normal shooting (Enables close-up shots up to the

distance stated below)

Tele (T) side: Approx. 50 cm (1.64 ft) Wide (W) side: Approx. 50 cm (1.64 ft)

0 ON : Macro shooting (Enables close-up shots up to the

distance stated below)

Tele (T) side: Approx. 30 cm (0.98 ft) Wide (W) side: Approx. 4 cm (1.58 in)

NOTE

Set [MACRO] to [OFF] if you will not take close-up still images. Non-close-up still images will be blurred if [MACRO] is set to [ON].

NOTE

Depending on the operation mode, some menu settings may be ﬁxed and are unavailable for selection. In this case, it will be displayed in gray.

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Manual Recording (Continued)

High Speed Recording

You can record high speed videos.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

1 Turn the recording dial and set to

the mode (H1-H3) that best suits the subject to be recorded.

Mode H1 H2 H3

Recording

speed

(Frame rate)

Recording time

(sec)

Playback time

2 Press START/STOP to start recording.

Recording ends when the button is pressed

•

again or when the time limit is up.

NOTE

Image quality is ﬁxed to XP mode.

•

Sound cannot be recorded.

•

Face detection cannot be set.

•

Only optical zoom is available.

•

The higher the speed, the smaller the image

•

size and the grainier the image becomes.

When using a tripod or shooting in a

•

bright place during high speed recording, it is recommended to zoom in as much as possible.

A black frame appears around the image.

•

The recorded object appears dark.

•

Choose a sufﬁciently bright object especially

for H3.

120 fps 300 fps 600 fps

4 4 2.4

2 times

of the

recording

time

5 times

of the

recording

time

10 times

of the

recording

time

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Scene Select

Adjusts the exposure and shutter speed to suit your surroundings or the subject.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

1 Turn the recording dial and set to

SCN.

The current scene mode will be displayed

•

only when SCN is set using the recording dial. (It does not appear when turning on the power or switching from the playback mode.)

The next screen appears 5 seconds later or

•

when some operation is performed.

2 Select [SCN].

3 Select the desired scene.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

NOTE

Most of the items in the manual setting menu are automatically adjusted in Scene Select. Therefore, they cannot be set in the menu.

Items for Scene Select setting



! PORTRAIT:

•

Controls the exposure and color tone to bring out the people in the picture.

> LANDSCAPE:

•

Focuses in the distance and makes the entire scene appear sharp.

# LANDSCAPE & PORTRAIT:

•

Makes it easier to focus on both people and scenery by using a wide angle.

$ TWILIGHT:

•

Captures night scenes clearly by using a slower shutter speed.

% NIGHT & PORTRAIT:

•

Captures evening or night scenes in the background vividly while people appear sharp with the use of ﬂash.

& SLEEPING FACE:

•

Records sleeping faces beautifully even in dimly lit places without using ﬂash.

? SNOW:

•

Controls the color tone such that snow scenes appear all white.

( BEACH:

•

Captures vividly the blue sky and sea on a sunny beach without making the people appear dark.

) SPORTS:

•

Suitable for shooting fast moving objects.

* FOOD:

•

Captures food in its natural color tone without being affected by the surrounding lights.

+ FIREWORKS:

•

Suitable for shooting ﬁreworks in the night sky.

, DOCUMENT:

•

Switches to macro mode with hard sharpness and high contrast.

- CLOSE-UP:

•

Switches to macro mode with high saturation.

. FOREST:

•

Saturation is increased and the color green is emphasized in this mode.

/ SUNSET:

•

Enables the beautiful colors of sunsets to be captured.

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USING WITH TV

Viewing Files on TV

This camera is designed to be used with high-deﬁnition or NTSC-type color television signals. It cannot be used with a television of a different standard.

Connection with TV

You can output videos from the HDMI connector, COMPONENT connector, or AV connector. Select the connector that best suits your television.

Preparation:

Turn off all units.

To connect using the HDMI mini



connector

We recommend using the Category 2 HDMI cable (High Speed cable).

HDMI Mini Connector

DC Connector

AC Adapter

NOTE

When connecting to the HDMI cable, the

•

image or sound may not appear on the TV properly depending on the TV connected. In such cases, perform the following operations.

1) Disconnect the HDMI cable and connect it again.

2) Turn off and on the camera again.

To connect using the COMPONENT



connector

COMPONENT Connector

AV Connector

DC Connector

Component Cable

AV Cable

AC Adapter

HDMI Cable (optional) (Mini to full-sized HDMI cable)

HDMI Connector

To AC Outlet

Video Connector is not in use.

COMPONENT Input Connector

NOTE

Audio L/R Input Connector

Change the settings in [COMPONENT OUTPUT] according to the connection. (Z p. 73)

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To connect using the AV connector



Playback Operation

After the connection with TV is completed

1 Turn on the camera and the TV.

AV Connector

DC Connector

AC Adapter

AV Cable

To AC Outlet

AV Input Connector

NOTE

Change the settings in [VIDEO OUTPUT] to suit the screen size of your television. (Z p. 73)

2 Set the TV to its VIDEO mode. 3 (Only when connecting the camera to

the VCR/DVD recorder)

Turn on the VCR/DVD recorder, and set

the VCR/DVD recorder to its AUX input mode.

4 Start playback on the camera.

(Z p. 28, 29)

To display camera’s on-screen display



on TV

Set [DISPLAY ON TV] to [ON]. (Z p. 73)

NOTE

When the video was recorded with x.v.Color™ set to [ON], change the x.v.Color™ setting on TV. (Z p. 70) For details, refer to the TV’s instruction manual.

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Operating in Conjunction with TV via HDMI

Operation method 1

Connecting the camera to an HDMI-CECenabled TV using the HDMI cable allows you to utilize the following convenient functions.

HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control)

•

is an industry standard that enables interoperability between HDMI-CEC compliant devices that are connected via HDMI cables.

NOTE

Not all HDMI-control devices comply with

•

the HDMI-CEC standard. The HDMI control function of the camera will not work when connected to these devices.

The camera is not guaranteed to operate

•

with all HDMI-CEC-enabled devices.

Depending on the speciﬁcations of each

•

HDMI-CEC-enabled device, some functions may not work with the camera. (For details, refer to the instruction manual of your TV.)

Unintended operations may occur with some

•

connected devices. In these cases, set [HDMI CONTROL] to [OFF].

Preparation:

Connect an HDMI cable between the camera

•

and the TV. (Z p. 38)

Turn on the TV and set the HDMI-CEC

•

related setting to on. (For details, refer to the instruction manual of the TV.)

Turn on the camera and set [HDMI

•

CONTROL] to [ON]. (Z p. 73)



! Turn on the

camera.

# Select the playback

mode.

$ Connect the HDMI

cable.

Operation method 2



Turn off the TV. The camera turns off

Operation method 3



Depending on the TV connected, the display

•

language of the camera will automatically switch to the language that is used selected for the TV when the camera is turned on. (This is applicable only if the camera supports the language selected for the TV.) To use the camera with a language that differs from the display language of the TV, set [HDMI CONTROL] to [OFF].

NOTE

The display language of the TV will not

•

switch automatically, even if the display language of the camera is changed.

These functions may not work correctly when

•

devices such as ampliﬁer and selector are connected. Set [HDMI CONTROL] to [OFF].

If HDMI-CEC does not work properly, turn off

•

and on the camera again.

TV turns on automatically and switches to HDMI input mode when the camera is turned on.

automatically.

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EDITING

Managing Files

CAUTION

Do not remove the recording medium or perform any other operation (such as turning off the power) while accessing ﬁles. Also, be sure to use the provided AC adapter, as the data on the recording medium may be corrupted if the battery becomes exhausted during operation. If the data on the recording medium becomes corrupted, format the recording medium to use the medium again. (Z p. 72)

Capturing a Still Image from a Video

You can capture the desired scene from a recorded video, and store it as a still image.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

Press SNAPSHOT when playback is paused.

NOTE

Captured still images are stored at a

•

resolution of 1920 x 1080.

The continuous shooting function cannot be

•

used to capture images.

You cannot capture video during playback.

•

Deleting Files

Protected ﬁles cannot be deleted. To delete

•

them, release the protection ﬁrst. (Z p. 43)

Once ﬁles are deleted, they cannot be

•

restored. Check ﬁles before deleting.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! or # mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [DELETE].

Deleting the Currently Displayed File

After performing steps 1-2

3 Select [CURRENT].

4 Select [YES].

You can select the previous or next ﬁle by selecting % or &.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

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Managing Files (Continued)

Deleting Selected Files

After performing steps 1-2 (Z p. 41)

3 Select [FILE SELECT].

4 Select the desired ﬁle and select ;.

The ; mark appears on the ﬁle. To select

•

other ﬁles, repeat this step.

To check the content of the ﬁle, select

•

[CHECK].

5 Select [EXEC]. 6 Select [YES].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

Deleting All Files

After performing steps 1-2 (Z p. 41)

3 Select [DELETE ALL].

4 Select [YES].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

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Protecting Files

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! or # mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [EDIT].

3 Select [PROTECT/CANCEL].

Protecting Selected Files

After performing steps 1-3

4 Select [FILE SELECT].

5 Select the desired ﬁle and select x.

The x (protection) mark appears on the

•

ﬁle. To select other ﬁles, repeat this step.

To check the content of the ﬁle, select

•

[CHECK].

Protecting the Currently Displayed File

After performing steps 1-3

4 Select [CURRENT].

5 Select [YES].

You can select the previous or next ﬁle by selecting % or &.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

6 Select [QUIT]. 7 Select [YES].

To release protection



Select the protected ﬁle in step 5. The x (protection) mark disappears.

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Managing Files (Continued)

Protecting All Files

After performing steps 1-3 (Z p. 43)

4 Select [PROTECT ALL].

5 Select [YES].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

To release protection of all ﬁles



1) In step

2) Select

Viewing File Information

Preparation:

! mode:

Pause the playback. Otherwise, select the ﬁle on the index screen.

# mode:

Play back the still image. Otherwise, select the ﬁle on the index screen.

Press INFO.

4, select [CANCEL ALL].

[YES].

To turn off the ﬁle information display



Press INFO again.

Histogram

A histogram is a graph indicating the image’s brightness. By checking the image and its histogram, you can see the exposure level pattern and the overall tone reproduction.

Preparation:

Play back the still image.

Press INFO twice.

The shutter speed, F-number and ISO

•

sensitivity (GAIN) when recorded are also displayed.

A larger number of pixels in the center

•

position indicates correct exposure and well-balanced brightness.

To turn off the ﬁle information display



Press INFO again.

NOTE

The shutter speed displayed during shooting in auto mode is an approximation. It may not match the one displayed with the histogram.

FILE (# mode): File name

•

FOLDER (# mode): Folder name

•

DATE/TIME: Date and time of the recording

•

PB TIME (! mode): Playback time (length

•

of the ﬁle)

SIZE (# mode): Image size (Z p. 70)

•

QUALITY: Video quality (Z p. 69)/Image

•

quality (Z p. 70)

PROTECT: File protection status (Z p. 43)

•

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Changing the Event Registration

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU.

6 Select a new event.

To cancel the event registration, select [CANCEL].

2 Select [EDIT].

3 Select [CHANGE EVENT REG.].

Changing the Event of the Currently Displayed File

After performing steps 1-3

4 Select [CURRENT].

5 Select [YES].

Changing the Event of the Selected Files

After performing steps 1-3

4 Select [SET RANGE AND CHANGE].

5 Select the ﬁrst ﬁle of the range.

To preview scenes, select the ﬁle and select [CHECK].

6 Select the last ﬁle of the range. 7 Select a new event.

To cancel the event registration, select [CANCEL].

You can select the previous or next ﬁle by selecting % or &.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

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Managing Files (Continued)

Dividing Files

You can divide a selected video into two.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [EDIT].

3 Select [DIVIDE].

4 Select the desired ﬁle.

Playback starts.

5 Select [SET] at the point you want to

divide the ﬁle.

It is recommended to select [SET] after the pause button is pressed.

6 Select [DIVIDE HERE].

To set the division point again, select [CANCEL].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

NOTE

When playing back the divided ﬁle, the

•

recording date of the division point is displayed.

You cannot divide the ﬁles with the export

•

setting or the upload setting turned on.

Use these controls to locate the division point.

The actual division point may differ slightly from the point that is set.

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Trimming Files

You can select the necessary par t of the video and save it as a new video ﬁle.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [EDIT].

6 Select [SET] at the end point.

It is recommended to select [SET] after the pause button is pressed.

To cancel the start point setting, select [CANCEL].

7 Select [CAPTURE TRIMMED FILE].

3 Select [TRIMMING].

4 Select the desired ﬁle.

5 Select [SET] at the start point.

It is recommended to select [SET] after the pause button is pressed.

Use these controls to locate the starting point.

To set the start/end point again, select [REDEFINE AREA].

8 Select [YES].

When copying is ﬁnished, the copied ﬁle is added to the index screen.

9 Touch OK.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

NOTE

Original ﬁle is kept untouched.

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Managing Files (Continued)

Face Detection Zoom

You can enlarge the part including a face in a still image and save it as a new ﬁle.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select # mode.

•

1 Select the desired still image.

2 Select .

3 Touch the touch sensor to select the

face to zoom.

4 Select

6 Select [SAVE].

Zoomed images are saved in 16:9 aspect regardless of the original aspect.

7 Select [YES]. 8 Touch OK.

NOTE

Face detection zoom does not work if the

•

faces are not in an upright position.

Ensure that the faces are upright by

•

rotating the image 90° before using the face detection zoom.

5 Adjust the zoom area.

Touch the touch sensor to move the area

•

forward or backward.

Select + to change the zoom ratio.

•

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Playlists

It is a list that enables you to organize recorded videos in order of preference.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

Creating Playlists

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [EDIT PLAYLIST].

3 Select [NEW LIST].

4 Select an item and display ﬁles.

[CREATE FROM SCENE]:

•

Display all ﬁles individually.

[CREATE BY GROUP]:

•

Display all ﬁles listed by group.

[CREATE BY DATE]:

•

Display all the ﬁles listed by recording

date.

[CREATE BY EVENT]:

•

Search for an event and display the

corresponding ﬁles listed by recording date.

5 Select the ﬁle to add to playlist.

To preview scenes, select the ﬁle and select [CHECK].

6 Select the insertion point.

To add other ﬁles, repeat steps 5 and 6.

•

To delete a registered scene, select the

•

registered ﬁle, then select [CANCEL].

7 Select [SAVE]. 8 Select [SAVE AND QUIT].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

NOTE

A maximum of 99 playlists can be created.

•

If you delete the original ﬁles, the

•

corresponding ﬁles are also deleted from the playlist.

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Playlists (Continued)

Playing Back Playlists

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [PLAYBACK PLAYLIST].

3 Select the playlist.

To stop playback



Select L.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

To play back from the desired scene



1) In step

2) Select the desired scene.

3, select [CHECK]. (The index

screen for playlist appears.)

Other Operations of Playlists

You can perform additional editing and delete ﬁles in a created playlist.

Adding/Deleting Files in Playlist

After performing steps 1-2 (Z p. 49)

3 Select [EDIT]. 4 Select the playlist you want to edit.

To add or delete ﬁles, follow the steps 5 to

8. (Z p. 49)

Deleting Playlist

Original ﬁles are not deleted even if you delete the playlist.

After performing steps 1-2 (Z p. 49)

3 Select [DELETE]. 4 Select a playlist you want to delete.

To delete all playlists at once, select [DELETE ALL].

5 When [DELETE ALL PLAYLISTS?]

appears, select [YES].

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Print Setting

DPOF Print Setting

This camera is compatible with DPOF (Digital Print Order Format). You can set which images to be printed and the number of prints with this camera. This feature is useful to print with a DPOF-compatible printer or take the SD card to a photo lab for printing.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select # mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [DPOF].

Setting Files Individually

After performing steps 1-2

3 Select [SET PRINT QUANTITY].

4 Select the desired ﬁle.

5 Select the number of prints. (max. 15

prints)

Slide your ﬁnger up and down on the

•

sensor. You can set the value by using the touch sensor.

To set print information for other images,

•

repeat steps 4 and 5. (You can set up to 999 ﬁles.)

To cancel the selection

•

Set the number of prints to “00” in step 5.

Setting All Files Together (One Print for Each File)

After performing steps 1-2 (Z left column)

3 Select [SET ALL 1].

4 When [SET ALL TO 1?] appears,

select [YES].

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

To conﬁrm DPOF settings



In step 3, select [CHECK QUANTITY].

If necessary, change the number of prints

•

for the desired ﬁle by following steps 4 and

5. (“Setting Files Individually”, left column)

To reset DPOF settings



1) In step

2) When

3, select [RESET].

[RESET PRINT QUANTITY?]

appears, select [YES].

To check the content of the ﬁle, select

•

[CHECK].

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Print Setting (Continued)

Direct Printing with PictBridge Printer

If your printer is compatible with PictBridge, still images can be printed easily by connecting the camera directly to the printer with the USB cable.

Preparation:

Close the LCD monitor to turn off the camera.

AC Adapter

To AC Outlet

DC Connector

USB Connector

Open the cover

USB Cable

Printer

1 Open the LCD monitor to turn on the

camera.

2 Select [DIRECT PRINT].

3 Select the desired image.

Select a still image using [%] and [&],

•

then touch [SET].

4 Select the desired setting.

[NUMBER OF PRINTS]:

•

The number of prints can be set from 1 to

99.

[DATE]:

•

Set whether to print the date and time.

5 Select [PRINT].

To stop printing after printing starts



1) Select

2) When

[STOP].

[QUIT PRINTING?] appears, select

[YES].

USB Connector

You can also connect the AC adapter using

•

the Everio dock connector.

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COPYING

Copying Files

Types of Copying and Connectable Device

The Camera

DVD Burner CU-VD50/CU-VD3

You can copy ﬁles recorded on this camera onto discs.

BD Burner LaCie Model No. 301828

You can copy ﬁles recorded on this camera onto discs.

USB External Hard Disk Drive

You can copy ﬁles recorded on this camera onto a USB external hard disk drive.

You can copy ﬁles from the camera to a disc using a PC.

VCR/DVD Recorder

You can dub video recorded on this camera onto VCR/ DVD recorder.

NOTE

Recommended USB external hard disk drive

•

Seagate FreeAgentTM Desk series

LaCie Design by Neil Poulton series

USB external hard disk drive with the

•

capacity over 2 TB cannot be used.

Using a BD/DVD Burner

The ﬁles in the camera can be backed up to a disc using a BD/DVD burner.

Use one of the following methods to view

•

the disc. (If you try to play back the disc with incompatible player, the disc may not be ejected.)

- Playback the disc using the camera.

(Z p. 56)

- Playback the disc using a BD/DVD burner.*

- Playback on a PC.*

- Playback the disc using a BD/DVD player that supports BD-MV and AVCHD.*

* The DVD must ﬁrst be ﬁnalized on the

camera.

Other than the created BD/DVD using a

•

BD/DVD burner cannot be played.

When connecting a DVD burner (CU-VD50)

•

to a TV, you can play back the created disc without using the camera. When playing back disconnect the USB cable.

The created Blu-ray discs are not guaranteed

•

to be playable on all BD players or recorders.

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Copying Files (Continued)

Connection with a BD/DVD Burner

Preparation:

Turn on the camera ﬁrst, then turn on the BD/DVD burner.

DC Connector

Open the cover

AC Adapter

To AC Outlet

USB Connector

You can also connect the cables using the

•

Everio dock connectors.

NOTE

Refer also to the optional BD/DVD burner’s

•

instruction manual.

When connecting to a DVD burner, use the USB

•

cable that came with the DVD burner.

When connecting to a BD burner, use a

•

USB cable with Mini-A(Male) to B(Male) connectors. JVC’s QAM0852-001 (optional) is recommended. Refer to page 64 for details.

Backup All Files

Preparation:

Select ! or # mode.

•

Connect the camera to the BD/DVD burner.

•

When using a BD burner, select [CHANGE

•

REC. MEDIA] and select the disc type.

USB Connector

USB Cable

BD/DVD Burner

2 Select the desired menu.

! mode: [ALL SCENES]

•

# mode: [ALL IMAGES]

All ﬁles in the recording medium are

copied.

! mode: [UNSAVED SCENES]

•

# mode: [UNSAVED IMAGES]

Files that have never been copied are

automatically selected and copied.

3 Select [EXECUTE].

4 Select [YES] or [NO].

[YES]: Displays the thumbnails by group.

•

[NO]: Displays the thumbnails by date or

•

by playlist.

5 Select [EXECUTE].

The ﬁles are copied on the disc. When

•

[COMPLETED] appears, touch OK.

When [INSERT NEXT DISC PRESS

•

[STOP] TO EXIT CREATE] appears, change the disc. Remaining ﬁles are copied on the second disc.

To cancel copying, select [STOP].

•

To switch between video and still image



playback after connecting to a burner, press the ! / # button.

1 Select [CREATE FROM ALL] (!

mode) or [SAVE ALL] (# mode).

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Selecting Files for Backup

Preparation:

Select ! or # mode.

•

Connect the camera to the BD/DVD burner.

•

When using a BD burner, select [CHANGE

•

REC. MEDIA] and select the disc type.

1 Select [SELECT AND CREATE] (!

mode) or [SELECT AND SAVE] (# mode).

2 Select the desired menu.

! mode:

[CREATE BY DATE]:

•

Files are sorted according to the date

on which they were recorded. Relevant ﬁles are displayed in a list. Select the recording date.

[CREATE BY EVENT]:

•

Files are sorted according to event.

Relevant ﬁles are displayed in a list.

Select the event.

[CREATE BY PLAYLIST]:

•

Select the desired playlist from the list

of playlists. The selected playlists are displayed in a list.

1) Select the desired list.

2) Select the insertion point. To select other lists, repeat this process.

3) Select

[SELECT FROM SCENES]:

•

Select ﬁles individually.

1) Select the desired ﬁle. To select other

2) Select

[SAVE].

ﬁles, repeat this process.

[SAVE].

# mode:

[SAVE BY DATE]:

•

Files are sorted according to the date

on which they were recorded. Relevant ﬁles are displayed in a list. Select the recording date.

[SELECT FROM IMAGES]:

•

Select ﬁles individually.

1) Select the desired ﬁle. To select other ﬁles, repeat this process.

2) Select

[SAVE].

3 Select [YES] or [NO]. (! mode only)

[YES]: Displays the thumbnails by group.

•

[NO]: Displays the thumbnails by date or

•

by playlist.

4 Select [EXECUTE].

The ﬁles are copied on the disc. When

•

[COMPLETED] appears, touch OK.

When [INSERT NEXT DISC PRESS

•

[STOP] TO EXIT CREATE] appears, change the disc. Remaining ﬁles are copied on the second disc.

To cancel copying, select [STOP].

•

To quit the screen



1) Select

2) When

To switch between video and still image



playback after connecting to a burner, press the ! / # button.

To ﬁnalize the disc after copy is ﬁnished



1) Connect the camera to the BD/DVD

2) Turn on the camera.

3) Select

4) Select

5) When

[QUIT].

[QUIT?] appears, select [YES].

burner.

[FINALIZE]. [EXECUTE].

[COMPLETED] appears, select

[OK].

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Copying Files (Continued)

To check whether the disc was created



properly

In step 1, select [PLAYBACK].

To play back the created disc using the



camera

1) Connect the camera to the BD/DVD burner.

2) Turn on the camera ﬁrst, then turn on the BD/DVD burner.

3) Select

4) Select the desired folder. (

5) Select the desired ﬁle. To return to the

[PLAYBACK].

# mode)

previous screen, select @.

Digest Playback

You can view a few seconds from the beginning of each video (digest) in the created DVD. Create a DVD using a BD/DVD burner.

1 Load the created DVD on the DVD

player.

As the DVD where videos are saved to supports the AVCHD standard, it may be played back on AVCHD compliant Blu-Ray recorders, etc.

2 On the TV, select [DIGEST

PLAYBACK].*

You can view the previous or next page by selecting £ / ¤. * The screen does not appear on the

camera.

3 The digest is played back

continuously.

To normal playback / To the index menu



1) Press the top menu button on the remote control of the DVD device during the digest playback.

2) Select the desired item.

NOTE

“Digest Playback” menu is not available

•

when DVD is burned using the provided MediaBrowser software.

In some cases, parts of video other than the

•

beginning may be played back.

Some video may not be played back at all.

•

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Using a USB External Hard Disk Drive

You can copy video and still image ﬁles to a USB external hard disk drive from the camera. You can also play the ﬁles in the USB external hard disk drive on the camera.

Connection with a USB External Hard Disk Drive

Preparation:

Turn on the camera ﬁrst, then turn on the USB external hard disk drive.

USB Connector

Open the cover

DC Connector

Mini-A (Male) – USB-A (Female)

AC Adapter

To AC Outlet

USB Cable

USB-A (Male) – Mini-B (Male)

NOTE

Refer also to the optional USB external hard

•

disk drive’s instruction manual.

When connecting to a Seagate’s FreeAgent™

•

Desk series product, use a USB cable with Mini-A(Male) to Mini-B(Male) connectors. JVC’s QAM0852-001 (optional) is recommended. Refer to page 64 for details.

When connecting to a Design by Neil

•

Poulton series product, use a USB cable with Mini-A(Male) to B(Male) connectors. JVC’s QAM0852-001 (optional) is recommended. Refer to page 64 for details.

Backup All Files

Preparation:

Select ! or # mode.

•

Connect the camera to the USB external

•

hard disk drive.

1 Select the desired menu.

! mode: [ALL SCENES]

•

# mode: [ALL IMAGES]

All ﬁles in the recording medium are

copied.

! mode: [UNSAVED SCENES]

•

# mode: [UNSAVED IMAGES]

Files that have never been copied are

automatically selected and copied.

2 Select [OK].

USB External Hard Disk Drive

USB Connector

The ﬁles are copied on the disc. When

•

[COMPLETED] appears, touch OK.

To cancel copying, select [STOP].

•

To delete each folder in the USB external



hard disk drive

In step 1, select [DELETE].

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Copying Files (Continued)

To play back the ﬁles in the USB external



hard disk drive

1) In step

2) Select the desired folder.

3) Select the desired ﬁle. To return to the

To format the USB external hard disk



drive

In step 1, select [FORMAT].

When connecting a USB external hard



disk drive to the camera

Do not connect a USB hub between the

•

camera and the USB external hard disk drive.

Disconnect the USB external hard disk drive

•

when using other USB devices such as BD/ DVD burner or another USB external hard disk drive.

Format the USB external hard disk drive

•

when connecting it to the camera for the ﬁrst time. (All data is deleted.)

1, select [PLAYBACK].

previous screen, select @.

When copying or playing back



Copying may take time. (For example, saving

•

1 hour video in XP mode takes about 20 minutes.)

Avoid the following operations during copying

•

and playing back.

- Turning off the camera or the USB external hard disk drive.

- Disconnecting the USB cable.

Files in the USB external hard disk drive

•

cannot be copied back to the camera.

Files deleted from the camera cannot be

•

written to a disc using a BD/DVD burner, even if they have been copied in the USB external hard disk drive.

Sound or video may be interrupted during

•

playback.

When connecting a USB external hard



disk drive to a PC

Do not format the USB external hard disk

•

drive using the PC. If you did, format again using the camera. (All the data in the USB external hard disk drive will be erased.)

Avoid the following operations using the PC.

•

- Deleting ﬁles or folders in the USB external hard disk drive.

- Moving ﬁles or folders in the USB external hard disk drive.

- Changing the name of ﬁles or folders in the USB external hard disk drive.

These operations make the data impossible

to be played back on the camera.

When you use the PC to edit the data in the

•

USB external hard disk drive, copy the data to the PC before editing. Editing the data in the USB external hard disk drive directly from the PC makes the data impossible to be played back on the camera.

NOTE

Refer to the help of the provided Everio MediaBrowser software when you use the PC to operate the data in the USB external hard disk drive directly copied from the camera.

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Dubbing Files to a VCR/DVD Recorder

Preparation:

Create a playlist.

•

Turn off all units.

•

To connect using the AV connectors



(analog dubbing)

AV Connector

DC Connector

AC Adapter

AV Cable

VCR/DVD Recorder

AV Connector

(Input)

To AC Outlet

1 Open the LCD monitor to turn on the

camera.

2 Set the VCR/DVD recorder to its AUX

input mode.

Check that the images from the camera are input correctly to the VCR/DVD recorder.

3 Play back playlists on the camera.

1) Touch MENU.

2) Select

3) Select the desired playlist.

4) Select

[DUBBING PLAYBACK].

[YES]. (A black screen is displayed for 5 seconds at the ﬁrst and the last scene.)

4 At the point you want to start

dubbing, start recording on the VCR/ DVD recorder.

Refer to the VCR/DVD recorder’s instruction manual.

To stop dubbing



Stop recording on the VCR/DVD recorder.

To hide the date or icons on the screen



Change the settings in [DISPLAY ON TV]. (Z p. 73)

Switching indication modes on LCD monitor

Each time you touch DISPLAY, indications on LCD monitor switch as shown below:

In recording mode: All indications/Indications for selected functions In playback mode: All indications/Only date and time/No indications

When other devices such as a DVD burner

•

are connected to the Everio dock, turn the power of these devices off.

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PC OPERATION

Creating a Disc using a PC

You can copy the data from the camera and create a disc using a PC.

Installing the software to the PC

System Requirements

Windows Vista

OS: Windows Vista®

Home Basic (SP1) Home Premium (SP1) (32-bit, pre-installed)

CPU: Intel® CoreTM Duo, 1.66 GHz or higher

(Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo 2.13 GHz or higher recommended.)

RAM: At least 2 GB

Windows XP

OS: Windows® XP

Home Edition (SP2/SP3) Professional (SP2/SP3) (pre-installed)

CPU: Intel® CoreTM Duo, 1.66 GHz or higher

(Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo 2.13 GHz or higher recommended.)

RAM: At least 1 GB

To check the PC speciﬁcation



Right-click on [Computer] (or [My Computer]) in the [Start] menu and select [Properties].

NOTE

Make sure your PC has a recordable BD/

•

DVD drive.

If your system does not meet the

•

requirements, it is recommended to copy ﬁles using the BD/DVD burner. (Z p. 53)

Macintosh users may use the software

•

included with their Macintosh (iMovie ’08/09, iPhoto) to import ﬁles to their computer.

Preparation:

Load the provided CD-ROM into the PC. In Windows Vista, the auto play dialog box appears.

1 Click [Easy Installation].

Follow the on-screen instructions.

2 Click [Next].

3 Click [Finish].

Everio MediaBrowser icons are created on the desktop.

Everio MediaBrowser Player is a software that plays AVCHD discs on the PC. (DVD discs cannot be played.)

To see the Instruction Guide for Everio



MediaBrowser

1) Double-click the icon of Everio MediaBrowser.

[Help], and click [MediaBrowser Help].

2) Click

Click Click

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Making Backup on the PC

Preparation:

Install the software to the PC.

•

Make sure that enough free space is left in

•

the PC’s HDD.

Close the LCD monitor to turn off the

•

camera.

Open the cover

USB Cable

USB Connector

1 Open the LCD monitor to turn on the

camera.

3 Click [All volume in camcorder] and

click [Next].

4 Click [Start].

Backup starts.

To disconnect the camera from the PC



1) Right-click the icon (Safely Remove Hardware) on the task bar and select [Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device].

2) Follow the on-screen instructions and make sure that the device can be safely removed.

3) Disconnect the USB cable and close the LCD monitor.

NOTE

It takes time to back up many videos.

2 Select [BACK UP].

Everio MediaBrowser starts on the PC.

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Creating a Disc using a PC (Continued)

Making User Lists to Arrange the

Files

You can make a user list of a certain subject (such as Travel, Athletic meet) and put the ﬁles related to the subject into the user list.

Preparation:

Make backup on the PC.

1 Double-click the icon to open the

calendar.

2 Select [Movies only].

3 Click [+].

5 Click the recording date.

The ﬁles recorded on the day are displayed.

6 Drag the ﬁle and drop into the user

list.

To add other ﬁles into the user list, repeat steps 5 and 6.

4 Input the name of the new user list

and click [OK].

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Copying Files to a disc

Everio MediaBrowser supports 3 disc formats. Select the one that suits your purpose.

DVD-Video disc:

AVCHD disc:

BD:

Suitable if you will give the disc to your friends and relatives.

Suitable for high quality video.

Suitable for high quality video with long recording time.

1 Select the user list and click [Create

Disc].

2 Select the disc type and click [Next].

3 Click [Select ﬁles individually] and

click [Next].

To add all the ﬁles onto discs, click [Select all ﬁles displayed], then go to step 5.

4 Drag the ﬁle, and drop into the part at

the bottom and click [Next].

5 Input the disc name, select the top

menu style and click [Next].

6 Click [Start].

NOTE

When copying video recorded in UXP

•

recording mode to create an AVCHD disc, the video needs to be converted to XP recording mode before copying. Therefore, it may take longer time than copying video recorded in other modes.

Use Everio MediaBrowser Player to playback

•

the disc. Refer to the help of the provided Everio MediaBrowser software to operate.

For detail on operating Everio MediaBrowser,

•

click [Help] and refer to [MediaBrowser Help].

Adobe® Reader® must be installed to read

•

[MediaBrowser Help]. Adobe® Reader® can be loaded from Adobe’s web site:

http://www.adobe.com

For assistance in operating the provided

•

software, refer to the support information. (Z p. 64)

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Creating a Disc Using a PC (Continued)

Folder Structure and Extensions

EVERIO_SD

[DCIM]

[XXXJVCSO]

...

Contains the still image folders.

X = number

[EXTMOV]

[PRIVATE]

[DEM_XXXX.MTS]

[MOV_XXXX.MTS]

[JVC]

[AVCHD]

[BDMV]

[STREAM]

[BACKUP]

[CLIPINF]

[PLAYLIST]

[INDEX.BDM]

[MOVIEOBJ.BDM]

[XXXXX.MTS]

...

Video ﬁles with defective management information are saved.

Contains management information ﬁles of event and/or disc creation information for the ﬁles taken with the camera.

Video ﬁle in AVCHD format

Customer Support Information

Use of this software is authorized according to the terms of the software license.

JVC

When contacting the nearest JVC ofﬁce or agency in your country (refer to the JVC Worldwide Service Network at http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/worldmap/index-e.html) about this software, please have the following information ready.

Product Name, Model, Problem, Error Message

•

PC (Manufacturer, Model (Desktop/Laptop), CPU, OS, Memory (MB), Available Hard Disk Space (GB))

•

Please note that it may take some time to respond to your questions, depending on their subject matter. JVC cannot answer questions regarding basic operation of your PC, or questions regarding speciﬁcations or performance of the OS, other applications or drivers.

Pixela

Region Language Phone #

USA and Canada English +1-800-458-4029 (toll-free)

Europe (UK, Germany, France,

Homepage: http://www.pixela.co.jp/oem/jvc/mediabrowser/e/ Please check our website for latest information and downloading.

and Spain)

Other Countries in Europe

Asia (Philippines) English +63-2-438-0090

China Chinese +86-21-5385-3786

English/German/French/Spanish +800-1532-4865 (toll-free)

English/German/French/Spanish/

Italian/Dutch

+44-1489-564-764

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Using with a Portable Media Player

Turning on the Export Mode

You can easily transfer videos recorded in export mode to iTunes®. All the ﬁles with the export setting turned on are transferred to PC. For details on transferring, refer to the operation guide of MediaBrowser in the CDROM.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

Press EXPORT twice.

When the export mode is set on, the [LIB.]

•

indicator lights up on the LCD monitor.

To turn off the export mode



Press EXPORT twice.

Changing the Export Setting

You can set the recorded videos to the export setting.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Press EXPORT.

2 Select the ﬁle and set [LIB.].

To check the content of the ﬁle, select [CHECK].

3 Select [DONE].

To cancel the export setting



Select the ﬁle and select [LIB.] again.

To quit the screen



1) Select

2) Select

To conﬁrm the export setting



Press EXPORT on the index screen.

[DONE]. [YES].

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Transferring the Files to PC

Preparation:

Install iTunes® on a PC. http://www.apple.com/itunes/

1 Connect the camera to the PC with

the USB cable.

2 Select [EXPORT TO LIBRARY].

All the ﬁles with the export setting turned on are transferred to PC.

If you cannot export the ﬁle to iTunes



Refer to “Q&A”, “Latest Information”, “Download Information”, etc. in [Click for Latest Product Info] in the help of the provided Everio MediaBrowser software.

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Uploading Files to Websites

Turning on the Upload Mode

You can upload the ﬁle to video sharing websites (YouTube™) quickly after recording.

Preparation:

Select the recording mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

Press UPLOAD twice.

If you record a ﬁle with the upload mode set on, the recording stops automatically 10 minutes after the recording is started. The remaining time is displayed on the LCD monitor.

When the upload mode is set on, the C

•

indicator lights up on the LCD monitor.

NOTE

The upload mode turns off each time recording is ﬁnished.

Upload Trimming

You can select the necessary par t of the video and save it as a new video ﬁle ready for uploading.

Preparation:

Select the playback mode.

•

Select ! mode.

•

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select [UPLOAD SETTINGS].

3 Select the desired ﬁle.

4 Select [SET] at the start point.

Use these controls to locate the starting point.

5 Select [SET] at the end point.

The duration between the start point

•

and the end point cannot be longer than 10 minutes.

To cancel the start point setting, select

•

[CANCEL].

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6 Select [CAPTURE TRIMMED FILE].

Uploading Files

For details on uploading ﬁles, refer to the operation guide of MediaBrowser in the CDROM.

To set the start/end point again, select [REDEFINE AREA].

7 Select [YES].

When copying is ﬁnished, the copied ﬁle is added to the index screen.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

NOTE

Original ﬁle is kept untouched.

1 Connect the camera to the PC with

the USB cable.

2 Select [UPLOAD].

If you cannot upload the ﬁle to YouTube



You need your YouTube™ account to upload

•

ﬁles to YouTube™. Create your account. Refer to “Q&A”, “Latest Information”,

•

“Download Information”, etc. in [Click for Latest Product Info] in the help of the provided Everio MediaBrowser software.

™

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FURTHER INFORMATION

Changing the Menu Settings

E.g.) Set [OIS] to [ON] or [OFF].

1 Touch MENU. 2 Select the desired menu.

To return to the previous screen



Select @.

To quit the screen



Select [QUIT].

3 Select the desired setting.

For details on each menu, see below.

Mode Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

! #

MANUAL SETTING

z SELF-TIMER

Photo will be taken after the set time elapses when SNAPSHOT is pressed.

n VIDEO QUALITY

Sets the video quality.

See page 33. (In the manual recording mode only)

See page 25.

[OFF] / 2SEC / 10SEC / FACE DETECTION

FACE DETECTION

The camera checks the number of faces in the monitor and starts countdown when another face is detected.

•

UXP: Extra High quality

[XP]: High quality SP: Standard quality EP: For recording for a long time

You can record in full high-deﬁnition (1920 x 1080i) videos with any of the video qualities.

•

NOTE

Depending on the operation mode, some menu settings may be ﬁxed and are unavailable for selection. In this case, it will be displayed in gray.

NOTE

You can conﬁrm the countdown on the camera screen. It is recommended to attach the camera to a tripod

and use this function to prevent the vibration after SNAPSHOT is pressed.

It is recommended to use UXP mode when you will copy the video to a BD. Video recorded in UXP mode cannot be copied to an AVCHD disc.

NOTE

It is recommended to set UXP or XP mode when

recording scenes with fast moving or with extreme changing in brightness to avoid noise.

Video data recorded in UXP mode cannot be saved by a

DVD burner. Use a BD burner to save them.

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Changing the Menu Settings (Continued)

Mode Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

4:3mode:[3456 x 2592] / 3072 x 2304

2592 x 1944 / 1600 x 1200 / 640 x 480

16:9mode:3456 x 1944 / 3072 x 1728

2592 x 1456 / 1920 x 1080 / 1280 x 720

[FINE] / STANDARD

5X/OPTICAL / [8X/DYNAMIC]* 32X/DIGITAL / 200X/DIGITAL

*Dynamic zoom The combination of optical and digital zoom technology offers higher zoom ratio than optical zoom without reducing the quality.

NOTE

Optical zoom is used up to [5X/OPTICAL]. Digital zoom is used from more than [8X/DYNAMIC] up to the selected zoom ratio.

OFF : Deactivates the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

NOTE

Complete stabilization may not be possible if hand shake

•

is excessive, or depending on the shooting conditions.

Switch off this mode when recording with the camera on

•

a tripod.

The setting is the same for both video and still image

•

recording.

OFF : Deactivates the function. AGC : Electrically brightens the scene in dark place. [AUTO]*: Automatically brightens the scene when it is

dark. (Becomes brighter than [AGC] recorded in some condition.) Corrects the brightness automatically when used with a slow shutter speed of 1/30 second.

[OFF] : Deactivates the function. ON : Activates the function.

[AUTO] / ISO100 / ISO200 / ISO400 / ISO800 / ISO1600 / ISO3200

[OFF] : Deactivates the function. ON : Activates the function.

! #

y IMAGE SIZE

Selects the image size for still images.

n IMAGE QUALITY

Sets the image quality.

@ ZOOM

Sets the maximum zoom ratio.

q OIS

Compensates for hand shake.

GAIN UP

[

Makes the subject appear bright automatically when you record in dark places. However, the overall color tones appear grayish.

x.v.Color

Records video in the color range suitable for viewing in an x.v.Color™ compliant TV.

o WIND CUT

Reduces noise caused by wind.

2 GAIN

Sets the ISO setting to increase the sensitivity in dark conditions.

4 GRID

Displays grid lines on the monitor to help compose the subject accurately.

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Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

DISPLAY SETTINGS

9 LANGUAGE

Sets the display language.

: CLOCK ADJUST

Sets the time.

; DATE DISPLAY STYLE

Sets the date and time display format.

MONITOR BRIGHT

Sets the brightness of the LCD monitor.

MONITOR BACKLIGHT

Enables you to adjust the brightness of backlight on the monitor.

FOCUS ASSIST CAMERA

When this function is used, the outline of the focused object is displayed in the selected color.

Y BASIC SETTINGS

@ CONT. SHOOTING SPEED

Sets the speed of recording intervals.

Select [DISPLAY SETTINGS], then select sub-menus.

[ENGLISH]

See page 19.

See page 18.

DATE STYLE: year.month.day / [month.day.year] / day.month.year TIME: 24h / [12h]

Adjusts the brightness of the display by using the touch sensor.

BRIGHTER : Brightens the backlight on the monitor regardless

of the surrounding conditions.

STANDARD : Select this when saving the battery life. [AUTO] : The brightness will automatically be set to

[BRIGHTER] when using outdoors and to [STANDARD] when using indoors (when using the battery pack).

RED / GREEN / [BLUE]

Select [BASIC SETTINGS], then select sub-menus.

! mode

HIGH SPEED : When the dial is set to (M - !), up to 11 still

images may be taken continuously in intervals of approx.

0.2 seconds.

MEDIUM SPEED : When the dial is set to (M - !), up to 11 still

images may be taken continuously in intervals of approx.

1.1 seconds.

[LOW SPEED] : Continuous shooting may be performed

until the SD card is full.The initial shooting speed is 1 images/second. However, the speed will drop if continuous shooting is used repeatedly.

# mode

HIGH SPEED : When the dial is set to (# - M), up to 6 still

images may be taken continuously in intervals of approx.

0.4 seconds.

MEDIUM SPEED : When the dial is set to (# - M), up to 6 still

images may be taken continuously in intervals of approx.

0.9 seconds.

[LOW SPEED] : Continuous shooting may be performed

until the SD card is full.The initial shooting speed is 2 images/second. However, the speed will drop if continuous shooting is used repeatedly.

NOTE

When continuous shooting is used during video recording, the speed changes to [LOW SPEED] temporarily.

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Changing the Menu Settings (Continued)

Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

OFF : Deactivates the function.

[ DEMO MODE

Introduces special features of the camera when there is no operation for about 3 minutes during recording mode.

( AUTO POWER OFF

If the camera is not operated for 5 minutes while the power is on, it turns itself off automatically to conserve power.

\ OPERATION SOUND

Turns on/off the operation sound.

RECORD BUTTON

Enables the recording button [REC] on the LCD monitor.

QUICK RESTART

Enables the camera to start up quickly when you turn off the camera and then on again within 3 minutes by closing and opening the LCD monitor.

] REMOTE

Turns on/off reception of the operation signal from the remote control.

AUTO FINALIZE

Sets the DVD to a readable state.

, FORMAT SD CARD

You have to format newly purchased SD cards with this camera before using them. This will also ensure stable speeds and operation when accessing the SD card.

[ON] : Activates the function.

NOTE

The demonstration only works when the AC adapter is

•

connected, not with the battery pack.

If an SD card is in the camera, demonstration will not take

•

place even if this mode is set to [ON].

OFF : Disables the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

To turn the camera on again, close the LCD monitor and open it again when using the battery pack. When using the AC adapter, perform any operation such as zooming.

OFF : Turns off the operation sound. [ON] : The melody sounds when operations are performed.

OFF : Deactivates the function. [ON] : Activates the function.

OFF : Deactivates the function. [ON] : If the LCD monitor is opened again within 3 minutes,

the camera starts quickly. The power consumption used for the 3 minute period after the LCD monitor is closed is approximately 1/3 that used during recording. This enables you to save more power than leaving the power on.

OFF : Does not receive the signal from the remote control. [ON] : Enables operation with the remote control.

OFF : Makes created DVDs recordable (not playable on device

other than the camera).

[ON] : Finalizes created DVDs so that they can be played back

on DVD burner.

NOTE

When you play back a DVD created when [OFF] is set on

•

DVD burner, select [FINALIZE] on the DVD creation screen.

When you create two or more DVDs at the same time, other

•

than the last DVD is ﬁnalized automatically even if the setting is [OFF].

[FILE] : Initializes all ﬁles in the SD card. FILE + MANAGEMENT NO :

Initializes all ﬁles and management numbers in the SD card.

NOTE

Be aware that all ﬁles and data including protected ﬁles will be erased by the formatting process.

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Menus Settings: [ ] = Factory-preset

UPDATE

Updates and improves the system software.

Z FACTORY PRESET

Returns all the camera settings to their default values.

CONNECTION SETTINGS

% DISPLAY ON TV

Displays camera’s on-screen display on a TV screen.

R VIDEO OUTPUT

Sets the aspect (16:9/4:3) to the screen of the connected television when outputting videos from the AV connector.

S COMPONENT OUTPUT

Sets the deﬁnition of the video output from the COMPONENT connector.

T HDMI OUTPUT

Sets the deﬁnition of the video output from the HDMI mini connector.

HDMI CONTROL

Selects whether you use the linked operations with the TV, when you connect the TV using the HDMI mini connector.

YES : Performs this function. [NO] : Cancels this function.

NOTE

Information about obtaining system update will be made available on the JVC’s web site.

YES : Performs this function. [NO] : Returns to the menu screen without executing reset.

Select [CONNECTION SETTINGS], then select sub-menus.

[OFF] : Does not display on TV. ON : Displays on TV.

4:3 / [16:9]

[480i] : Outputs at 480i. 1080i : Outputs at 1080i.

[AUTO 1] : It is recommended to select [AUTO 1] usually. AUTO 2 : Select when the video is not projected in [AUTO 1]

correctly.

480p : Select when the video is not projected in [AUTO 2]

correctly.

NOTE

When connecting to a 1080p compatible TV, set [HDMI

•

OUTPUT] to [AUTO 1]. When this is set, “1080P”* appears at the top of the LCD monitor.

* Playback mode only

OFF : Turns off the linked operations. [ON] : Turns on the linked operations.

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Troubleshooting

Before requesting service, consult the following chart. If the solutions indicated in the chart do not solve the problem, consult your nearest JVC dealer or JVC service center for instructions. Refer also to the FAQ of new products on JVC’s website.

Card

Power

Display

Trouble Action

Check that the SD card is facing the right direction.

Cannot insert the SD card.

No power is supplied.

There is a sound when turning on/off the power.

The power was turned off accidentally.

The remaining battery display is not correct.

The LCD monitor is difﬁcult to see.

•

Connect the AC adapter correctly.

•

Recharge the battery pack.

•

When you turn on/off the power, the lens cover opens/closes

•

automatically and this causes a sound. This is not a malfunction.

If you connect to a TV compatible with HDMI-CEC with an HDMI

•

cable (optional) and turn off the power on the TV, the power on the camera also turns off. If you are not using HDMI-CEC, set [HDMI CONTROL] to [OFF].

Fully charge the battery pack, run it down, and then recharge it

•

again.

If the camera is used for long periods of time in high or low

•

temperatures, or if the battery pack is repeatedly charged, the amount of remaining battery may not be displayed correctly.

The LCD monitor may be difﬁcult to see if used in bright areas

•

such as under direct sunlight.

The following phenomena are not malfunctions.

The camera heats up when it is used for a

•

long time.

The battery heats up during charging.

•

When playing back a video, the image stops

•

momentarily or the sound is interrupted at junctions between scenes.

LCD monitor momentarily become red or

•

black when sunlight is recorded.

Black spots, or red, green, or blue spots

•

appear on the LCD monitor. (The LCD monitor contains 99.99 % effective pixels, but 0.01 % of fewer pixels may be ineffective.)

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Trouble Action

Recording cannot be performed.

Vertical lines appear on recorded images.

Recording stops by itself.

The recorded subject is too dark.

The recorded subject is too bright.

Digital zoom does not

Recording

work.

The focus is not adjusted automatically.

The color looks strange. (Too bluish, too reddish, etc.)

White balance setting cannot be activated.

The continuous shooting speed is slow.

A band or a ball of bright light appears on the LCD monitor.

Mosaic-type noise occurs when recording scenes with fast moving or with extreme changing in brightness.

SD card is full. Delete unnecessary ﬁles or replace the SD card.

•

Such a phenomenon occurs when shooting a subject illuminated

•

by bright light. This is not a malfunction.

Turn off the camera, wait for a while, and start recording again.

•

Recording stops automatically after 12 hours of continuous

•

recording.

The recording media is full.

•

Unable to write to the media due to some factors.

•

Unable to keep up with the speed of writing to the media.

•

Use backlight compensation.

•

Set [GAIN UP] to [AGC] or [AUTO]. (! mode only)

•

Set [GAIN] or use a ﬂash. (# mode only)

•

Use [TWILIGHT], [NIGHT & PORTRAIT] and [SLEEPING FACE]

•

in scene mode menu.

Set the brightness to the [+] side.

•

Set the backlight compensation to [OFF] if it is being used.

•

Set the brightness to the [–] side.

•

Change [ZOOM] to [32X/DIGITAL] or [200X/DIGITAL].

•

Digital zoom is not available in the still image recording mode.

•

Wipe the lens with lens cleaning cloth.

•

If you are recording in a dark place or a subject that has no

•

contrast between dark and light, adjust the focus manually.

Set [WB] in [MANUAL SETTING] appropriately to the light source.

•

Select [MWB] in [WB] while holding a sheet of plain white paper in

•

front of the camera so that the white paper ﬁlls the screen. Keep touching OK until the B indicator appears.

This cannot be used if [SEPIA] or [MONOTONE] are selected as

•

effects.

Do not use [TWILIGHT], [NIGHT & PORTRAIT], [FIREWORKS],

•

and [SUNSET] in scene mode menu.

The continuous shooting speed will drop after continuous shots.

•

Continuous shooting speed may drop depending on the SD card

•

or under certain recording conditions.

Change the direction of the camera to prevent the light source

•

from coming into view. (A band or a ball of bright light may appear when there is a bright light source near the camera, but this is not a malfunction.)

Record videos with high quality mode, such as UXP or XP mode.

•

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Troubleshooting (Continued)

Trouble Action

Sound or video are interrupted.

Cannot ﬁnd a recorded video.

Some functions cannot be used when playing back a backup BD/DVD

Playback

through a BD/DVD burner connected to the camera.

The color of images looks strange.

The same image is displayed for a long time during video playback, or motion is choppy.

The image taken in high speed recording is grainy and there is no sound.

The camera operates slowly when switching between video mode and still image mode, or when switching the power on or off.

The SD card cannot

Warning Indications

Indication Action

Set the clock. After that, charge the internal battery for more

•

SET DATE/TIME!

COMMUNICATING ERROR

than 24 hours by connecting to the AC adapter. If the message still appears, consult your nearest JVC dealer.

Be sure to use JVC battery packs. (Files recorded with other

•

devices that support AVCHD cannot be played back on this camera.)

CANNOT USE IN VIDEO MODE

NOT FORMATTED

FORMAT ERROR!

DATA DELETION ERROR

MEMORY CARD ERROR!

RECORDING FAILURE

PLAYBACK FAILED

INSUFFICIENT SPACE

THIS CARD CANNOT BE USED FOR RECORDING OR EDITING ON THIS CAMERA

Replace the SD card. (Files recorded with other devices that

•

support AVCHD cannot be played back on this camera.)

Select [OK] and select [YES] to perform formatting.

•

Check the operating procedure, and perform once again.

•

Turn off the camera, and turn it on again.

•

Perform formatting. (All data is deleted.)

•

Remove and re-insert the SD card. (MultiMediaCard cannot be

•

used.)

Remove any dirt from the SD card terminals.

•

Insert the SD card before switching the power on.

•

Turn off the camera, and turn it on again.

•

Remove and re-insert the SD card. (MultiMediaCard cannot be

•

used.)

Remove any dirt from the SD card terminals.

•

Insert the SD card before switching the power on.

•

Delete ﬁles. Move ﬁles to a PC or other device.

•

Replace the SD card with a new one.

•

When you attempt to perform editing on the inserted SD

•

card that has been used for recording on cameras from other manufacturers.

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Indication Action

VIDEO MANAGEMENT FILE IS DAMAGED, RECOVERY IS REQUIRED TO RECORD/ PLAYBACK, RECOVER?

UNSUPPORTED FILE!

Select [OK] to restore.

•

Use ﬁles recorded with the camera. (Files recorded with other

•

device may not be played back.)

THIS FILE IS PROTECTED

NUMBER OF FOLDERS OVERFLOW

UPPER LIMIT OF RECORDABLE NUMBER OF FOLDERS/ FILES HAS BEEN REACHED

SCENE QUANTITY LIMIT EXCEEDED

PLAYLIST QUANTITY EXCEEDS LIMIT

NO REGISTERED SCENES IN PLAYLIST SOME OF SCENES MAY NOT BE PLAYED BACK

POWER IS OFF, OR USB DEVICE IS UNSUPPORTED

Switch off the [PROTECT/CANCEL] function in the MENU.

•

Replace the backup destination with another disc.

•

Move the ﬁles or folder to a PC or other device, and then format

•

the SD card.

Select [FILE + MANAGEMENT NO] in [FORMAT SD CARD].

•

When creating a disc, reduce the number of playlists to be

•

saved.

Reduce the number of the playlist to 99 ﬁles or less.

•

Delete the playlist, and then create a new one.

•

Turn on the power of the connected USB device.

•

Connect the AC adapter to the BD/DVD burner.

•

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Warning Indications

Indication Action

DVD-R DISC HAS BEEN ALREADY USED

FINALIZATION FAILED

NO FILES

(Continued)

Replace the disc of the BD/DVD burner with another disc.

•

Replace the disc of the BD/DVD burner with another disc.

•

Press ! / # to select the desired mode (! or #).

•

Cleaning

Before cleaning, turn off the camera and remove the battery pack and AC adapter.

To clean the camera



Wipe the camera gently with a soft cloth. If the camera is particularly dirty, dip the cloth into diluted mild soap and wring it out well. After wiping with the wet cloth, wipe again with a dry cloth.

To clean the LCD monitor



Wipe the LCD monitor gently with a soft cloth. Be careful not to damage the LCD monitor.

To clean the lens



Wipe the lens gently with lens cleaning cloth.

NOTE

Avoid using strong cleaning agents such as benzine or alcohol.

•

Mold may form if the lens is left dirty.

•

When using a cleaner or chemically treated cloth, refer to the cautions for each product.

•

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Speciﬁcations

General



Power supply

DC 11 V (Using AC adapter) DC 7.2 V (Using battery pack)

Power consumption

Approx. 3.7 W* * When the monitor backlight is set to [STANDARD] mode. Rated Current Consumption: 1 A

Dimensions (W x H x D)

37 mm x 66 mm x 124 mm (1-1/2" x 2-5/8" x 4-15/16")

Weight

Approx. 246 g (0.6 lbs) Approx. 298 g (0.7 lbs) (incl. battery pack)

Operating temperature

0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

Storage temperature

–20°C to 50°C (–4°F to 122°F)

Operating humidity

35 % to 80 %

Camera/LCD monitor



Pickup

10,290,000 pixels (gross) 1/2.33" progressive CMOS

Lens

F 3.4 to 5.6, f = 6.7 mm to 33.5 mm, 5:1 power zoom lens

LCD monitor

2.8" diagonally measured, LCD panel/TFT active matrix system

Flash

Within 2 m (6.6 ft) (recommended shooting distance)

Connectors



AV output

Video output: 1.0 V (p-p), 75 Audio output: 300 mV (rms), 1 k

HDMI

HDMI™ (V.1.3 with x.v.Color™)

Component output

Y, Pb, Pr component output Y: 1.0 V (p-p), 75 Pb/Pr: 700 mV (p-p), 75

USB

Mini USB type A and type B, USB 2.0 compliant

AC Adapter



Power requirement

AC 110 V to 240 V$, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Output

DC 11 V § , 1 A

Remote Control



Power supply

DC 3 V

Battery life

Approx. 1 year (depending on the frequency of use)

Operating distance

Within 5 m (16.4 ft)

Operating temperature

0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

Dimensions (W x H x D)

42 mm x 14.5 mm x 91 mm (1-11/16" x 5/8" x 3-5/8")

Weight

Approx. 30 g (0.07 lbs) (incl. battery)

Still image



Format

JPEG

Image size

4:3mode: 3456 x 2592 / 3072 x 2304 /

16:9mode: 3456 x 1944 / 3072 x 1728 /

Image quality

FINE / STANDARD

Video

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Signal format

1080/60i

Recording/Playback format

Video: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 Audio: Dolby Digital (2ch)

Resolution

1920x1080

Recording mode (video)

UXP: VBR, 24 Mbps XP: VBR, 17 Mbps SP: VBR, 12 Mbps EP: VBR, 5 Mbps

Recording mode (audio)

48 kHz, 256 kbps

Design and speciﬁcations subject to change without notice.

2592 x 1944 / 1600 x 1200 / 640 x 480

2592 x 1456 / 1920 x 1080 / 1280 x 720

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Speciﬁcations (Continued)

Approximate recordable time (for video)

Recording medium

Quality

UXP 20 m 40 m 1 h 20 m 2 h 40 m

XP 30 m 1 h 00 m 2 h 00 m 4 h 00 m

SP 44 m 1 h 28 m 2 h 56 m 5 h 52 m

EP 1 h 50 m 3 h 40 m 7 h 20 m 14 h 40 m

Required charging/recording time (approx.)

Battery pack Charging time Recording time

BN-VF908U (Provided) /

BN-VF808U

* When the monitor backlight is set to [STANDARD] mode. * The actual recording time may be shorter if zooming is used or if recording is stopped repeatedly.

(It is recommended to prepare battery packs ready for 3 times the expected recording time.)

* When the battery life is reached, the recording time becomes shorter even if the battery pack is

fully charged. (Replace the battery pack with a new one.)

4 GB 8 GB 16 GB 32 GB

1 h 50 m 1 h 15 m*

SD Card

h: hour/m: minute

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Approximate number of images (for still image)

Recording medium

Image size/Quality

3456 x 1944 / FINE 160 320 640 1270 2570 5180 9999

3456 x 1944 / STANDARD 250 500 1030 2030 4090 8260 9999

3072 x 1728 / FINE 200 400 820 1620 3260 6590 9999

3072 x 1728 / STANDARD 320 640 1290 2550 5140 9999 9999

16:9

2592 x 1456 / FINE 280 570 1150 2260 4560 9200 9999

2592 x 1456 / STANDARD 440 890 1790 3530 7100 9999 9999

1920 x 1080 / FINE 510 1030 2100 4140 8330 9999 9999

1920 x 1080 / STANDARD 810 1620 3210 6310 9999 9999 9999

1280 x 720 / FINE 1190 2400 4690 9230 9999 9999 9999

1280 x 720 / STANDARD 1760 3530 6780 9999 9999 9999 9999

3456 x 2592 / FINE 120 240 480 960 1930 3900 7810

3456 x 2592 / STANDARD 190 380 770 1510 3050 6170 9999

3072 x 2304 / FINE 150 300 610 1210 2440 4920 9860

3072 x 2304 / STANDARD 240 480 980 1930 3890 7860 9999

4:3

2592 x 1944 / FINE 210 420 870 1710 3450 6960 9999

2592 x 1944 / STANDARD 340 680 1380 2720 5490 9999 9999

1600 x 1200 / FINE 550 1110 2260 4440 8950 9999 9999

1600 x 1200 / STANDARD 880 1760 3590 7060 9999 9999 9999

640 x 480 / FINE 3330 6670 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999

640 x 480 / STANDARD 5990 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999

512 MB 1 GB 2 GB 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB 32 GB

SD Card

The recordable time and the number of still images are approximate and may differ depending on the recording environment, the condition of the SD card, or the remaining battery power.

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Cautions

AC Adapter

When using the AC adapter in areas other than the USA

The provided AC adapter features automatic voltage selection in the AC range from 110 V to 240 V.

USING HOUSEHOLD AC PLUG ADAPTER

In case of connecting the unit’s power cord to an AC wall outlet other than American National Standard C73 series type use an AC plug adapter, called a “Siemens Plug”, as shown. For this AC plug adapter, consult your nearest JVC dealer.

Plug Adapter

Battery Pack

The supplied battery pack is a lithium-ion battery. Before using the supplied battery pack or an optional battery pack, be sure to read the following cautions:

To avoid hazards

•

...

do not burn.

...

do not short-circuit the terminals. Keep it away from metallic objects when not in use. When transporting, make sure the provided battery cap is attached to the battery. If the battery cap is misplaced, carry the battery in a plastic bag.

...

do not modify or disassemble.

...

do not expose the battery to temperatures exceeding 60°C (140°F), as this may cause the battery to overheat, explode or catch ﬁre.

... use only speciﬁed chargers.

To prevent damage and prolong service life

•

... do not subject to unnecessary shock. ... charge within the temperature range of 10°C

to 35°C (50°F to 95°F). Cooler temperatures require longer charging time, or in some cases stop charging at all.

Warmer temperatures prevent complete

charging, or in some cases stop charging at all.

... store in a cool, dry place. Extended exposure

to high temperatures will increase natural discharge and shorten service life.

... fully charge and then fully discharge the battery

every 6 months when storing the battery pack over a long period of time.

... remove from charger or powered unit when not

in use, as some machines use current even when switched off.

Terminals

ATTENTION:

The product you have purchased is powered by a rechargeable battery that is recyclable. Please call 1-800-8-BATTERY for information on how to recycle this battery.

Recording Medium (SD Card)

Be sure to follow the guidelines below

•

to prevent corruption or damage to your recorded data.

Do not bend or drop the recording medium,

•

or subject it to strong pressure, jolts or vibrations.

Do not splash the recording medium with

•

water.

Do not use, replace, or store the recording

•

medium in locations that are exposed to strong static electricity or electrical noise.

Do not turn off the camera power or remove

•

the battery or AC adapter during shooting, playback, or when otherwise accessing the recording medium.

Do not bring the recording medium near

•

objects that have a strong magnetic ﬁeld or that emit strong electromagnetic waves.

Do not store the recording medium in

•

locations with high temperature or high humidity.

Do not touch the metal parts.

•

LCD Monitor

To prevent damage to the LCD monitor, DO

•

NOT

... push it strongly or apply any shocks. ... place the camera with LCD monitor on the

bottom.

To prolong service life

•

... avoid rubbing it with coarse cloth.

Main Unit

For safety, DO NOT

•

... open the camera’s chassis. ... disassemble or modify the unit. ... allow inﬂammables, water or metallic objects to

enter the unit.

... remove the battery pack or disconnect the

power supply while the power is on.

... leave the battery pack attached when the

camera is not in use.

... place naked ﬂame sources, such as lighted

candles, on the apparatus. ... expose the apparatus to dripping or splashing. ... leave dust or metal objects adhered to the

power plug or an AC wall outlet.

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... insert any objects in the camera.

Avoid using the unit

•

... in places subject to excessive humidity or dust. ... in places subject to soot or steam such as near

a cooking stove.

... in places subject to excessive shock or

vibration. ... near a television set. ... near appliances generating strong magnetic

or electric ﬁelds (speakers, broadcasting

antennas, etc.). ... in places subject to extremely high (over 40°C

or 104°F) or extremely low (under 0°C or 32°F)

temperatures. ... in places where air pressure is low (more than

3000 m (9843 ft) above the sea level).

DO NOT leave the unit

•

... in places of over 50°C (122°F). ... in places where humidity is extremely low

(below 35 %) or extremely high (above 80 %) ... in direct sunlight. ... in a closed car in summer. ... near a heater. ... in high places such as on a TV. Leaving the unit

in high places while a cable is connected may

result in a malfunction if the cable is caught and

the unit falls onto the ﬂoor.

To protect the unit, DO NOT

•

... allow it to become wet. ... drop the unit or strike it against hard objects. ... subject it to shock or excessive vibration during

transportation. ... keep the lens directed at extremely bright

objects for long periods. ... expose the lens to direct sunlight. ... swing it excessively when using the hand strap. ... swing the soft camera case excessively when

the camera is inside it. ... place the camera in dusty or sandy areas, such

as on a beach.

To prevent the unit from dropping,

•

Fasten the grip belt securely.

•

When using the camera with a tripod, attach

•

the camera to the tripod securely.

If the camera drops, you may be injured and

the camera may be damaged.

When a child uses the unit, there must be

parental guidance.

Declaration of Conformity

Model Number : GZ-X900U Trade Name : JVC Responsible party : JVC AMERICAS CORP. Address : 1700 Valley Road Wayne, N. J. 07470 Telephone Number : 973-317-5000

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modiﬁcations not approved by JVC could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

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JVC Software License Agreement

JVC SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

IMPORTANT

TO CUSTOMERS: PLEASE MAKE SURE TO READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THE SOFTWARE PROGRAM NAMED “DIGITAL PHOTO NAVIGATOR” (“Program”) ON YOUR PC. The right to use the Program is granted by Victor Company of Japan, Limited (“JVC”) to You only on the condition that You agree to the following. Should You not agree to the terms hereof, You may not install or use the Program. HOWEVER, INSTALLING OR USING THE PROGRAM INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

1 COPYRIGHT; OWNERSHIP

You acknowledge that all copyrights and other intellectual property rights in the Program are owned by JVC and its licensor, and remain vested in JVC and such licensor. The Program is protected under the copyright law of Japan and other countries, and related Conventions.

2 GRANT OF LICENSE

(1) Subject to the conditions of this

Agreement, JVC grants to You a nonexclusive right to use the Program. You may install and use the Program on a HDD or other storage devices incorporated in Your PC.

(2) You may make one (1) copy of the

Program solely for your personal backup or archival purposes.

3 RESTRICTION ON THE PROGRAM

(1) You may not reverse engineer, decompile,

disassemble, revise or modify the Program, except to the extent that expressly permitted by applicable law.

(2) You may not copy or use the Program, in

whole or in part, other than as expressly speciﬁed in this Agreement.

(3) You have no right to grant a license to

use the Program, and may not distribute, rent, lease or transfer the Program to any third party or otherwise let them use the Program.

4 LIMITED WARRANTY

JVC warrants that any media in which the Program is embodied are free from any defects in materials and workmanship for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of Your purchasing any our products accompanying the Program. JVC’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy in connection with the Program shall be replacement of such defective media. EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES STATED HEREIN AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, JVC AND ITS LICENSORS DISCLAIM ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IN REGARD TO THE PROGRAM AND THE ACCOMPANYING PRINTED MATERIALS. SHOULD THERE BE ANY PROBLEM ARISING FROM OR CAUSED BY THE PROGRAM, YOU SHOULD SETTLE ALL SUCH PROBLEM AT YOUR OWN COST AND EXPENSE.

5 LIMITED LIABILITY

TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL JVC AND ITS LICENSORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM, EVEN IF JVC HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. YOU WILL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS JVC FROM ANY LOSS, LIABILITY OR COST ARISING OUT OF OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED TO CLAIMS FROM ANY THIRD PARTY RELATING TO THE USE OF THE PROGRAM.

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6 TERM

This Agreement will become effective on the date when You install and use the Program on Your machine, and continue to be in effect until the termination under the following provision. Should You breach any provision of this Agreement, JVC may terminate this Agreement without giving any notice to You. In this event, JVC may claim against You for any damages caused by Your breach. Should this Agreement be terminated, You must immediately destroy the Program stored in Your machine (including the erasing from any memory in Your PC), and no longer own such Program.

7 EXPORT CONTROL

You agree that You will not ship, transfer or export the Program or underlying information and technology to any countries to which Japan and other relevant countries have initiated an embargo on such goods.

8 U.S. GOVERNMENT USER

If You are an agency of the United States of America (the “Government”), You acknowledge JVC’s representation that the Program is a “Commercial Item” as deﬁned in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) part 2.101 (g) consisting unpublished “Commercial Computer Software” as those items are used at FAR part

12.212 and is only licensed to You with the same use rights JVC grants all commercial end users pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.

9 GENERAL

(1) No modiﬁcation, change, addition, deletion

or other alternation of or to this Agreement will be valid unless reduced to writing and signed by an authorized representative of JVC.

(2) If any part of this Agreement is held

invalid by or in conﬂict with any law having jurisdiction over this Agreement, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

(3) This Agreement shall be governed by

and interpreted under the laws of Japan. The Tokyo District Court has jurisdiction over all disputes which may arise with respect to the execution, interpretation and performance of this Agreement.

Victor Company of Japan, Limited

NOTE

If You acquired the Program in Germany, the provisions of Sections 4 (Limited Warranty) and 5 (Limited Liability) provided above will be replaced with those of the German version of this Agreement.

CAUTION:

Operate this equipment according to the

•

operating procedures described in this manual.

Use only the provided CD-ROM. Never use

•

any other CD-ROM to run this software.

Do not attempt to modify this software.

•

Changes or modiﬁcations not approved by

•

JVC could void user’s authority to operate the equipment.

How to handle a CD-ROM

Take care not to soil or scratch the mirror

•

surface (opposite to the printed surface). Do not write anything or put a sticker on either the front or back surface. If the CDROM gets dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth outward from the center hole.

Do not use conventional disc cleaners or

•

cleaning spray.

Do not bend the CD-ROM or touch its

•

mirror surface.

Do not store your CD-ROM in a dusty, hot

•

or humid environment. Keep it away from direct sunlight.

You can ﬁnd the latest information (in English) on the provided software program at our world wide web server at http://www. jvc-victor.co.jp/english/global-e.html

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Terms

A AC Adapter .................................................. 18, 84

Adjust Brightness ..............................................34

Aperture Priority ................................................34

Auto Finalize ......................................................72

Auto Power Off ..................................................72

AV Cable ............................................... 38, 39, 59

B Backlight Compensation ....................................35

Battery Pack ................................................18, 84

BD/DVD Backup ................................................ 54

BD/DVD Burner .................................................54

Bracketing .........................................................26

C CD-ROM ........................................................9, 60

Clock Adjust ......................................................18

Component Cable .............................................38

Component Output ............................................73

Continuous Shooting Speed ..............................71

Copying Files .....................................................53

Core Filter .....................................................9, 13

D Date/Time Setting ......................................... 5, 18

Date Display Style .............................................71

Deleting Files ....................................................41

Demo Mode ....................................................... 72

Digest Playback ...........................................28, 56

Direct Printing .................................................... 52

Display on TV ....................................................73

Dividing Files .....................................................46

DPOF ................................................................51

Dubbing Playback ..............................................59

E Effect ................................................................. 35

Event Registration .............................................45

Everio Dock ...................................................9, 20

Export to Library Mode ......................................65

F Face Detection ......................................27, 48, 69

Factory Preset ...................................................73

File Information ..................................................44

File Search .................................................. 31, 32

Date Index Screen Event Screen Group Index Screen

Flash .................................................................24

Focus .................................................................34

Focus Assist ......................................................34

Focus Assist Camera ........................................ 71

Format SD Card ................................................ 72

G Gain ...................................................................70

Gain Up ............................................................. 70

Grid ...................................................................70

Grip Adjustment ................................................20

H HDMI .....................................................38, 40, 73

High Speed Videos ............................................36

Histogram ..........................................................44

I Image Quality ....................................................70

Image Rotation ..................................................29

Image Size ........................................................70

iTunes ................................................................ 65

L Language Setting ..............................................19

LCD Monitor ................................................ 16, 84

M Macro ................................................................35

Manual Recording ............................................. 33

Menu Settings ...................................................69

Monitor Backlight ............................................... 71

Monitor Bright ....................................................71

MTS Files .......................................................... 32

N Number of Images ............................................. 83

O OIS ....................................................................70

On-screen Recording Control ............................22

On-screen Zoom Control ................................... 24

Opening Image .................................................. 30

Operation Sound ............................................... 72

P Photometry Area ...............................................35

PictBridge ..........................................................52

Playback Zoom ............................................28, 29

Playlists ............................................................. 49

Portable Media Player .......................................65

Protecting Files .................................................43

Q Quick Restart ....................................................72

Quick Review ...............................................22, 23

R Recordable Time ...............................................82

Record Button ...................................................72

Recording Medium ............................................ 84

Remaining Battery Power ..................................24

Remaining Recording Time ............................... 24

Remote Control ..................................... 13, 15, 72

S Scene Select ..................................................... 37

SD Card ............................................................21

Self-Timer .......................................................... 69

Shutter Mode ............................................... 25, 26

Shutter Speed ...................................................34

Speaker Volume ................................................28

T Trimming Files ...................................................47

Tripod Mounting ................................................. 20

U Updating Software ............................................. 73

Uploading Files .................................................68

USB Cable .............................................54, 57, 61

USB External Hard Disk Drive ..........................57

V Video Output .....................................................73

Video Quality .....................................................69

Viewing Files on TV ...........................................38

W White Balance (WB) .......................................... 35

Wind Cut ...........................................................70

Wipe or Fader Effects ........................................30

X x.v.Color ............................................................ 70

Y You Tube ............................................................67

Z Zoom ...........................................................24, 70

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