Manual Shutter Speed/Aperture Adjustment - Panasonic Palmcorder MultiCam PV-GS65 Operating Instructions Manual

Manual shutter speed/aperture
adjustment
Shutter Speed
Adjust it when recording fast-moving subjects.
Aperture
Adjust it when the screen is too bright or too dark.
≥Set to Tape/Card Recording Mode.
1
Set the [AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS] switch to
[MANUAL].
2
Move the joystick down until the shutter
speed indication or aperture value
indication appears.
1)
1/1000
1) Shutter speed
2) (Aperture) Iris/gain value
3
Move the joystick left or right in order to
adjust the shutter speed or aperture.
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To restore to automatic adjustment
Set the [AUTO/MANUAL/FOCUS] switch to
[AUTO].
Manual shutter speed adjustment
≥Avoid recording under fluorescent light, mercury
light or sodium light because the color and
brightness of the playback image may change.
≥If you increase the shutter speed manually, the
sensitivity lowers and accordingly the gain value
increases automatically, which may increase
the noises on the screen.
≥You may see vertical lines of light in the
playback image of a brightly shining subject or
highly reflective subject, but this is not a
malfunction.
≥During normal playback, image movement may
not look smooth.
≥When recording in an extremely bright place,
the color of the screen may change or flicker. If
this happens adjust the shutter speed manually
to 1/60 or 1/100.
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AUTO
MANUAL
FOCUS
MNL
1/60
OPEN
OdB
2)
MNL MNL
1/60
F2.0
0dB
Record mode
Manual iris/gain adjustment
≥If the value does not become "OPEN", you
cannot adjust the gain value.
≥If the gain value is increased, the noise on the
screen increases.
≥Depending on the zoom magnification, there are
iris values that are not displayed.
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Shutter speed range
1/60–1/8000 seconds: Tape Recording Mode
1/30–1/500 seconds: Card Recording Mode
The shutter speed closer to 1/8000 is faster.
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Iris/gain value range
CLOSE (Closed), F16, ..., F2.0,
OPEN (Opened) 0dB, ..., 18dB
Value closer to [CLOSE] darken the image.
Value closer to [18dB] brighten the image.
Values with dB are gain values.