JVC GR-DVL9000U Instructions Manual page 44

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Progressive Video Recording
If an image is recorded using the Progressive Mode, it is possible to play back a jitter-free still image with
superior quality. A high-resolution still image can also be processed on a personal computer or can be
printed out ( pg. 58, 59).
Progressive Dial
VIDEO mode
Progressive Button
Power Dial
Lock button
1
SELECT OPERATION MODE
Turn the Power Dial to " ", " ", "5S" or " "
while pressing down the lock button located
on the dial. Make sure the LCD monitor is
open fully or the viewfinder is pulled out.
• The power lamp comes on.
2
SELECT PROGRESSIVE MODE
Turn the Progressive Dial to "VIDEO".
"PS" (Progressive Mode Display) comes on.
3
START RECORDING
Press the Progressive Button located on the
Progressive Dial. The tally lamp comes on.
4
END RECORDING
Press the Progressive Button. The camcorder
enters Record-Standby mode.
IMPORTANT:
● When an image recorded using the Progressive Mode is played back, the image may not look natural.
● When the Progressive Dial is set to "VIDEO", Wipe/Dissolve (
( pg. 43) cannot be used.
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RECORDING
To Perform Pro Snapshot Recording during
Progressive Video Recording . . .
.... First turn the Progressive Dial to the Pro
Snapshot Mode you want, then press the
Progressive Button. To end recording, turn the
Progressive Dial to "VIDEO", then press the
Progressive Button again.
NOTES:
● To perform Progressive Video Recording, the
Progressive Button should be pressed during
Record-Standby; it cannot be activated during
recording.
● If START/STOP is pressed instead of the Progres-
sive Button, the camcorder starts recording using
the operation mode to which the Power Dial is set
at that moment (
pg. 41) Effects and some P.AE/Effects
Advanced Features (Cont.)
Display
F. AUTO
PAUSE
F. AUTO 35 min
PS REC
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25 . 12 . 98
17 : 46
Progressive mode display
pg. 17). "PS" disappears.