Red Eye Reduction; Shutter Sound - Panasonic HDC-SD20 Operating Instructions Manual

Function

Red eye reduction

Shutter sound

Scene mode:
5Sports
≥ During normal playback, the image movement
may not look smooth.
≥ Colour and screen brightness may change
under indoor lighting.
≥ If the brightness is insufficient, the sports mode
does not function. The
flashes.
Portrait
≥ Colour and screen brightness may change
under indoor lighting.
Low light
≥ The shutter speed is 1/25 or more.
Sunset
≥ The shutter speed is 1/25 or more.
≥ Image may get blurry when close object is
recorded.
Fireworks
≥ The shutter speed is 1/25.
≥ Image may get blurry when close object is
recorded.
≥ Image may get washed out when recorded in
bright surrounding.
Scenery
≥ Image may get blurry when close object is
recorded.
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Reduces the phenomena where human eyes become red from
flashes.
≥ Change the mode to
≥ The intelligent auto mode is set to off. (l 42)
Select the menu. (l 29)
[PICTURE] # [RED EYE] # [ON]
You can add a shutter sound when recording still pictures.
≥ Change the mode to
Select the menu. (l 29)
[PICTURE] # [SHTR SOUND] # [ON]
≥ This function's default setting is [ON].
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Effect/Setting method
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Relay recording:
≥ It does not allow the relay recording of still
pictures. However, even still pictures are
recorded to the SD card after relay recording.
is displayed on the thumbnail display
≥
during the playback of the scene that was relay
recorded on the built-in memory.
Anti-Ground-Shooting (AGS):
≥ The AGS function may activate and cause the
unit to pause the recording if you are recording
a subject right above or right below you.
Auto slow shutter:
≥ When the shutter speed becomes 1/25, the
screen may be seen as if frames are missed
and afterimages may appear.
Digital cinema colour:
≥ When motion pictures recorded while this
function is turned [ON] are played back
with a TV not compatible with x.v.Colour
colours may not be reproduced properly.
≥ To play back images recorded in the digital
cinema colour with vivid colours of wider colour
ranges, a device compatible with x.v.Colour
is required. When these images are played
back with devices other than ones compatible
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with x.v.Colour , it is recommended to record
the images after this function is turned [OFF].
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≥ x.v.Colour is a name for devices that are
compatible with the xvYCC format, an
international standard for expanded colour in
motion pictures, and that follow the rules for
signal transmission.
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