Backlight Compensation Function; Magicpix Function; Soft-Skin Mode - Panasonic Palmcorder MultiCam PV-GS2 Operating Instructions Manual

2 When the image is completely gone, press
the Recording Start/Stop Button
recording.
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3 Release the [FADE] Button
seconds after recording starts.
• The image reappears gradually.
Fade Out
Fade Out causes images and sounds to disappear
gradually, leaving a black screen at the end of a scene.
1 Keep pressing the [FADE] Button
recording.
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• The image fades out gradually.
2 When the image is completely gone, press
the Recording Start/Stop Button
recording.
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3 Release the [FADE] Button
• The still picture cannot fade in or fade out.

Backlight Compensation Function

This prevents the subject from being recorded too
darkly when backlit. (Backlight is the light that shines
from behind the subject being recorded.)
1 Press the [BACK LIGHT] Button
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Recording Mode
to start
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To Resume Normal Recording
Press the [BACK LIGHT] Button.
• For other notes concerning this item, see page 57.
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MagicPix Function

This function allows you to record color images brightly
in a dark place without using the Video Flash.
1 Press the [MAGICPIX] Button
while
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To Cancel the MagicPix Function
Press the [MAGICPIX] Button again.
• For other notes concerning this item, see page 57.

Soft-Skin Mode

to stop
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This enables you to record skin colors in a softer tone.
In order to get the best result, avoid background colors
similar to the skin color of the subject. Otherwise, this
may result in a softer background lacking in detail.
1 Press the [SOFT SKIN] Button
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10 • To obtain the best effect, we recommend to take a
To Cancel the Soft-Skin Mode
Press the [SOFT SKIN] Button.
• The [ ] Indication fl ashes and then is displayed.
• The entire screen becomes brighter.
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• The [MAGICPIX] Indication appears.
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• The [ ] Indication appears.
SOFT SKIN
bust shot, so that the upper part from the breast of
the subject can be framed in the screen.
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