Panasonic HC-WXF990M Operating Instructions Manual page 265

(About [Party Scene]/[Moving Object])
≥ Still pictures cannot be recorded during Motion picture recording.
≥ Depending on recording conditions, the colour tone of the image being recorded may change or
subjects may not be recorded automatically in cases such as the following:
j The subject is too large or too small
j The background and the subject are similar in colour
j The recording location is dark
j Bright light is detected (sky, TV, lamp, etc.)
j The subject is moving too fast, or not moving
j The area being recorded is close to a window
≥ Depending on recording conditions, scenes may not be recorded as intended. In such cases, we
recommend setting the mode to [Manual].
(About [Party Scene])
≥ [Sound Scene Select] is set to [Auto].
(About [Moving Object])
≥ When recording starts, a moving subject will be detected. Before recording, point the camera at the subject.
≥ This unit cannot track more than one subject simultaneously.
≥ Certain types of subjects, such as a fast moving subject, may not be tracked.
(About [Preset Positions])
≥ Some screen indications disappear when the position buttons are displayed or the Remote Pan
Tilt Cradle is moving to a position.
Remote Pan Tilt Cradle settings
When the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle is connected to this unit, the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle setup menu can be set.
≥ Connecting the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle to this unit
1
Touch [SETUP] in the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle Mode screen.
2
Touch desired menu item.
[Panning Angle]
Set the left/right pan range of the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle for [Party Scene]/[Moving Object].
[±180°]:
[±90°]:
[±45°]:
[Stationary]:
[Tilt Angle]
Set the up/down tilt range of the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle for [Party Scene]/[Moving Object].
[±15°]:
[Stationary]:
[±180°]/[±90°]/[±45°]/[Stationary]
Pans to the left/right up to approx. 180 o.
Pans to the left/right up to approx. 90 o.
Pans to the left/right up to approx. 45 o.
Panning to the left/right is off.
[±15°]/[Stationary]
Tilts up/down up to approx. 15 o.
Tilting up/down is off.
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