Image Stabilizer Function; Continuous Photoshot - Panasonic NV-GS180GN Operating Instructions Manual

Image stabilizer function

Reduces the image shaking due to hand
movement when recording.
≥Set to Tape Recording Mode.
1
Set [ADVANCE] >> [SIS] >> [ON].
ª To cancel the image stabilizer function
Set [ADVANCE] >> [SIS] >> [OFF].
≥When a tripod is used, we recommend that you
turn the image stabilizer off.
≥Under fluorescent lighting, image brightness
may change or colours may not look natural.
≥If the image stabilizer is set when the wide
function is used, the wide function will be
cancelled.
≥When the night view function is used, the image
stabilizer function does not work. If so, the [[]
indication flashes.
≥In the following cases, the image stabilizer
function may not work effectively.
≥When the digital zoom is used
≥When a conversion lens is used
≥When recording is done in an extremely dark
place
≥When the camera is shaken greatly
≥When you record a moving subject while
tracking it
Record mode

Continuous Photoshot

Records still pictures continuously at a certain
interval.
≥Set to Card Recording Mode.
1
Set [BASIC] >> [PICTURE SIZE] >> [640].
2
Set [ADVANCE] >> [BURST MODE] >> [ON].
3
Press and hold the [PHOTO SHOT] button.
ª
To stop continuous photoshot
midway through
Release the [PHOTO SHOT] button.
≥The camera records up to 10 still pictures at
intervals of 0.5 seconds. If the shutter speed is
manually set to 1/25, then the still pictures can
be recorded at intervals of 0.7 seconds.
≥One more still picture may be recorded after you
release the [PHOTO SHOT] button.
≥If set [SELF TIMER] >> [YES], the movie
camera records the maximum number of
pictures recordable.
≥Intervals between recording pictures may
become longer depending on the card. We
recommend using a Panasonic SD Memory
Card.
≥When using the card formatted by other
equipment or a card that was recorded and
erased repeatedly, the intervals between
recording pictures may become longer. If so,
back up your important data on a PC, and
format your card with this movie camera.
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