High Speed Recording - JVC LYT0291-001B Instructions Manual

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Recording Start/Stop Button
HIGH SPEED Button
Display
(LCD monitor or viewfinder)
PAUSE
PAUSE
HIGH SPEED
HIGH SPEED
Power lamp
Lock Button
Power Switch
Normal Record-
Standby
High Speed
Recording Standby
High Speed
REC
Recording
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Playback of image
recorded in High
Speed Recording
mode on this
camcorder's display
When connected to
a monitor or played
back on a video
unit other than
GR-DVL9500
RECORDING

High Speed Recording

Records 120 frames per second. The images recorded in
High Speed Recording mode can be played back with
high density in slow-motion. This feature is an effective
way to capture fast-moving action. Also refer to "Progres-
sive Slow-Motion Playback" on pg. 47.
1
SELECT OPERATION MODE
Set the Power Switch to "
the Lock Button, and pull out the viewfinder fully or
open the LCD monitor fully.
2
ENGAGE HIGH SPEED RECORDING
STANDBY
Press HIGH SPEED while in the Record-Standby mode.
•"HIGH SPEED" is displayed.
3
START RECORDING
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
•The tally lamp lights.
•Snapshot recording (
High Speed Recording.
4
END RECORDING
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
•Record-Standby mode is engaged.
•To release the High Speed Recording mode, press
HIGH SPEED.
NOTES:
During High Speed Recording, the image appears in the
upper half of the camcorder's display as shown in the
illustration. While the camcorder is connected to a monitor
(using S-Video output, AV OUT, DV OUT), the screen is
divided into 2 and the image is displayed both in the upper
and lower halves of the monitor as shown in the illustration.
If shooting is attempted under a fluorescent lamp, the screen
may jitter.
It is possible to copy scenes recorded in High Speed
Recording mode from this camcorder only to another
GR-DVL9500.
During High Speed Recording, the following functions are
disabled: Fade/Wipe effect other than "WHITE", "BLACK"
and "B.W" ( pg. 35), Program AE with special effects
other than "TWILIGHT", "SEPIA", "MONOTONE" and
"SHUTTER" ( pg. 37), "DIS" (
( pg. 26) and Digital Zoom (
If zooming is attempted during High Speed Recording, the
image may become slightly blurred.
The playback area for images recorded in High Speed
Recording mode is half the height of the screen. If images
recorded in High Speed Recording mode are played back
on a video unit other than GR-DVL9500, the screen will
appear divided into 2, and the images will be displayed
both in the upper and lower halves of the screen.
When editing with JLIP Video Producer (provided software),
Playback Special Effects and Fade/Wipe effects do not
function properly in images recorded in High Speed
Recording mode.
Advanced Features (cont.)
" while pressing down
pg. 26) is disabled during
pg. 31), Snapshot
pg. 31).