Table Of Contents - Panasonic NV-RX14B User Manual

Table of Contents

Safety2
Before Use2
How To Replace The Fuse2
Contents3
Check List For The Standard Accessories4
Ac Adaptor Set4
Controls And Functions5
Using The Ac Adaptor As A Power Supply Unit8
Watching The Playback Picture On A Tv8
Charging The Battery10
Cautions For Use11
To Remove The Battery11
Attaching The Charged Battery12
Remaining Battery Power And Operation Time13
Checking The Remaining Battery Power13
Powering The Movie Camera On And Off14
Inserting A Cassette14
Adjusting The Eyepiece14
Adjusting The Length Of The Viewfinder15
Adjusting The Angle Of The Viewfinder15
To Eject The Cassette15
Using The Menu Screen16
Main Menu16
Title Set Menu16
To Exit The Main Menu17
To Exit The Title Set Menu17
Setting The Date And Time18
The Built-In Lithium Battery19
To Change The Figures Of The Date/Time Indication19
Starting To Record20
Zooming In/Out20
Using The Macro Close-Up Function21
Index Signals21
To Stop The Recording21
To Finish Recording21
Using The Tape Counter Indication22
Using The Memory Stop Function22
Confirming The Remaining Tape Time22
Quick Reference Guide To The Indications In The Viewfinder24
Warning/Alarm Indications24
Condensation24
Video Head Clogging24
Error Code Indications25
Built-In Lithium Battery25
End Of The Tape25
Error Code25
Recording/Playback Indications26
Recording Mode26
Recording Pause Mode26
Digital Effect Indications27
Remaining Battery Power Indication27
Remaining Battery Operation Time Indication27
Error Code Information27
Playing Back In The Viewfinder Or On A Tv28
Recording In The Auto Focus Mode30
Recording With Manual Focus Adjustment30
Hint For Manual Focus Adjustment31
Recording With Automatic White Balance Adjustment32
Recording With Manual White Balance Adjustment32
Using The Backlight Mode34
Fading In34
Fading Out34
Using Special Effects36
Digital Effect 1 Button36
Digital Effect 2 Button36
Using The Digital Zoom Function38
Using The Digital Fade Functions40
To Cancel The Selected Digital Fade Function41
Sports Mode47
Portrait Mode47
Low Light Mode47
Spotlight Mode47
Checking The End Of A Recorded Scene48
Eliminating Picture Distortions48
Reverse Direction48
Forward Direction49
Recording With Pre-Programmed Titles Inserted In The Picture50
The Date/Time/Title Indication51
Optional Accessories56
Charging Time And Maximum Time56
Ir/Video Dc Light56
Attaching A Filter57
Adjusting The Grip Belt58
Attaching The Shoulder Strap59
Storage59
Cleaning The Viewfinder60
Preventing Accidental Erasure Of Recordings60
Lighting61
Standard Values Of Brightness61
Outdoors61
Indoors61
How The Auto Focus Mode Works62
Focusing62
In Human Eyes62
In The Movie Camera62
The Auto Focus Mechanism Of This Movie Camera63
Fast-Moving Subjects63
Subjects With Dark Surfaces63
How The Auto White Balance Works64
White Balance64
White Balance Adjustment64
Human Eyes64
Manual White Balance Adjustment65
Colour Temperature And White Balance65
Before Requesting Service66
Cautions66
Optimum Use Of The Battery66
Special Characteristics Of The Battery66
Precautions For Storage67
Questions & Answers68
Power Sources68
Cassettes69
Format Compatibility Chart69
Demonstration Mode71
To Cancel The Demonstration Mode71
To Reactivate The Demonstration Mode71
Flow Chart Of The Main Menu Screen72
Flow Chart Of The Title Set Menu Screen73
Index74
Specifications76