Panasonic HDC-HS80PC Owner's Manual page 133
High definition video camera
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Problem
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Checkpoints
The unit arbitrarily
stops
recording.
Auto focus function
does not work.
Color
balance
of images
is strange
when
recording
in a place
such as a gymnasium.
Color
or brightness
of
the image
changes,
or
you may see horizontal
bars in the image.
The LCD monitor
flickers
indoors.
Object
seems
to be
warped.
• Use an SD card that can be used for motion
picture
recording.
(-) 24)
• The recordable
time may have shortened
due to the
deterioration
of the data writing
speed
or repeated
recording
and deletion.
Using the unit, format the SD
card, built-in
memory
or HDD. (-) 46, 47)
• If [AGS] is [ON], record in the normal
horizontal
position
or set [AGS] to [OFF]. (-) 65)
If the unit is exposed
to strong vibrations
or shocks
while
recording
on HDD,
recording
may stop to protect
the
HDD. If the unit is used in a place with
loud sounds,
the
recording
may stop due to sound
vibrations.
Recording
data on an SD card is recommended
in these
places.
• Switch
to intelligent
Auto Mode.
• If you are trying to record a scene which
is hard to bring
into focus
in Auto Focus
Mode,
use the Manual
Focus
Mode to adjust the focus. (-) 37, 75)
• In a place with multiple
light sources,
such as a
gymnasium
or a hall, set the white balance
setting
to "J_,2
(indoor
mode 2). If you cannot record clearly with the -.6:_
(indoor
mode 2), set it to _
(Manual
adjustment
mode).
(-_ 73)
• Color or brightness
of the image may change,
or you may
see horizontal
bars in the image when
the object
is
recorded
under fluorescent
light, mercury
light or sodium
light, etc., but this is not a malfunction.
• In Motion
Picture
Recording
Mode,
record in Intelligent
Auto Mode or set the shutter
speed to 1/60 in areas
where
the power supply
frequency
is 60 Hz, or 1/100 in
areas of 50 Hz.
• In Still Picture
Recording
Mode,
this will not affect the
recorded
image.
• Object seems
to be warped
slightly
when the object
moves across
the image very fast, but this is because
the
unit is using MOS for the image sensor.
This is not a
malfunction.
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