Panasonic HC-X1 Operating Instructions Manual Download

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Warning

Inappropriate use of the battery pack may result in excess heat generation, fire or explosion etc. Be
sure to follow the cautionary points below.

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A battery pack with visible swelling may be dangerous. Contact your dealer or a Panasonic
service center.

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Do not use the battery pack with any equipment or charger other than the ones specified in the
Panasonic Operating Instructions.

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Do not put near a fire or in a microwave.

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Vehicle interiors can sometimes reach high temperatures. Do not leave the battery pack in a
vehicle for an extended period under these conditions.

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Do not store or use the battery pack in warm humid conditions, such as in a bathroom etc.

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Do not use the battery pack for extended periods on flammable carpets, duvets, or electric
carpets etc.

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Do not leave equipment in small enclosed spaces for extended periods with the power on.

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Do not allow metal items such as coins, keys or a watch, hairpin or necklace etc. to come into
contact with the battery pack terminals.

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Do not use any battery pack other than the ones specified by Panasonic.

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Do not take the battery pack apart, crush it, or poke it with nippers etc.

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Do not drop or subject the battery pack to strong shocks.

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Do not put the battery pack in a high-temperature environment of 60

C or more.

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Do not put the battery pack in a high-humidity environment.

Cautionary Points

Be sure to follow the cautionary points below.

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Do not store the battery pack in a location exposed to direct sunlight.

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Do not store in a box or drawer which could short-circuit the terminals by providing a conductive path.

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If the battery pack leaks, do not allow the liquid to come into contact with your skin or eyes. If
contact occurs, wash the affected area with plenty of water and seek medical attention.

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Check the polarity of equipment electrodes and be sure to orientate the battery pack correctly.

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If you swallow the battery pack, seek medical attention immediately.

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Keep the battery pack out of the reach of children.

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Store the battery pack in a clean, dry environment. If the battery pack is dirty, wipe with a dry cloth.

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The battery pack must be charged prior to use. Be sure to charge correctly, in the manner
specified by the manufacturer.

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Keep the Operating Instructions for the battery pack in a safe place for subsequent reference.

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Only ever use the battery pack in the manner intended. Where possible, remove the battery pack
when equipment is not in use.

Charging the battery pack:

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Use only specified Panasonic equipment for charging.

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Charge the battery pack fully prior to initial use.

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Charge the battery pack in an environment with an ambient temperature of between 10

C and

C, and use between 0

C and 40

Others

Cautionary Points for Safe Use of

Battery Pack

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Summary of Contents for HC-X1

Page 1: ...4K Video Camera Model No HC X1 Please read these instructions carefully before using this product and save this manual for future use DVQP1183ZA GD until 2016 10 28 HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 1 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 2: ... well ventilated Do not obstruct this unit s ventilation openings with newspapers tablecloths curtains and similar items Do not place sources of naked flames such as lighted candles on this unit The mains plug is the disconnecting device Install this unit so that the mains plug can be unplugged from the socket outlet immediately This unit is intended for use in moderate climates Warning Risk of fi...

Page 3: ...roadcast and communication This equipment as household Class B electromagnetic comparable device for the purpose of mainly being used at home can be used in all regions Product name model name 4K Video Camera HC X1 National service key number 1588 8452 Panasonic Manufacturer Panasonic Corporation Country of manufacturer Japan Certificate holder Panasonic Korea Ltd HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 3 ペー...

Page 4: ...use the cords and the cables supplied with them Do not extend the cords and the cables Do not spray insecticides or volatile chemicals onto the unit If the unit is sprayed with such chemicals its body may be marred and the surface finish may peel off Do not leave rubber or plastic products in contact with the unit for a long time When you use the unit in a sandy or dusty place such as a beach do n...

Page 5: ...battery after use If the battery is left attached a minute amount of current continues to flow even if the unit is off Keeping the unit in this state may result in over discharge of the battery This may result in you not being able to use the battery even after it is charged The battery should be stored in the vinyl bag so metal does not come into contact with the terminals The battery should be s...

Page 6: ...ing sounds However this is normal After use be sure to disconnect the AC cable from the AC outlet If you leave this unit connected the AC adaptor will consume approximately 0 1 W Always keep the electrodes of the AC adaptor battery charger and battery clean Install the device near an AC outlet so that the power disconnection device AC mains plug can be accessed easily by hand When disposing of or ...

Page 7: ...tings that you have saved within this unit with NETWORK INITIAL SETTING INITIAL SET l 198 199 Remove the Memory Card from this unit when requesting a repair Settings may return to factory default when this unit is repaired Please contact the dealer where you purchased this unit or Panasonic if above operations are not possible due to malfunction When transferring to another party or disposing of t...

Page 8: ...ut one hour condensation can be prevented When the difference in temperature is severe place the unit in a plastic bag or the like remove air from the bag and seal the bag When condensation has occurred remove the battery and or the AC adapter and leave the unit like that for about one hour When the unit becomes accustomed to the surrounding temperature fogginess will disappear naturally About sec...

Page 9: ...ime 38 Using the menu screen 40 Recording Before recording 41 Selecting a media to record 41 Formatting media 42 Recording motion picture 42 Switching between Auto and Manual Mode 44 Adjusting the Picture Quality 46 Using the zoom 48 Image Stabilizer Function 50 Focus 52 One Push AF 55 Push AF 56 Focus Assist 56 Manual Focus Assist 59 Focus Transition 60 White Balance 63 Iris Gain adjustment 67 Ir...

Page 10: ... Preparing for copying playing back 136 Copy once 139 Copy selected files 139 Playing back the External Media 140 Using an iPad as a Remote Control AG ROP application 141 Before connection 142 Connecting this unit and an iPad 146 Operations during AG ROP application connection 150 Menu Using the Menu 151 Scene file 151 System mode 160 User switch 167 Switch setting 168 Auto switch setting 175 Reco...

Page 11: ...gth 2 screws SYA0021 Microphone holder l 22 VYC1146 INPUT terminal cap 2 caps 2 VJF1468 Eye cup l 21 SYA0048 Lens hood 3 SYK1585 1 The AG BRD50 is available for purchase as an optional accessory package containing a battery charger AC adaptor and AC cable Individual battery chargers are sold under the model number SAB0002 Contact your dealer to purchase them 2 The INPUT terminal caps are supplied ...

Page 12: ...an optional accessory package containing a battery charger AC adaptor and AC cable Individual battery chargers are sold under the model number SAB0002 Contact your dealer to purchase them Optional accessories Unidirectional microphone AG MC200G Battery pack VW VBD58 AG VBR59 AG VBR89 AG VBR118 Battery charger AG B23 AG BRD50 HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 12 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 13: ...erform nonlinear editing on another device PC etc This unit supports USB 3 0 1 SD cards are optional and not supplied with this unit 2 A USB 3 0 cable is not supplied with this unit Use a commercially available double shielded USB 3 0 cable with a ferrite core If possible we recommend using a cable with a length of 1 5 m or less Preparation What you can do with this unit USB Device Mode A SD card ...

Page 14: ... If possible we recommend using a cable with a length of 3 m or less USB Host Mode Refer to the following support site for information about an external media device http panasonic jp support global cs e_cam This Site is English only A USB 3 0 Host mode B External media device commercially available Connecting to an external monitor A AV cable 1 B HDMI cable 2 C External monitor When connecting wi...

Page 15: ...ng operations by connecting this unit and an iPad on which the AG ROP application is installed Checking the camera status Checking the thumbnail images of recorded scenes Playing back scenes recorded as sub recordings with DUAL CODEC REC set to FHD 8Mbps Controlling the camera remotely recording control and Time Code User Information operations HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 15 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午...

Page 16: ...er AC adaptors except the supplied one 15 Camera remote terminal CAM REMOTE l 125 FOCUS IRIS terminal 3 5 mm diameter mini jack ZOOM S S terminal 2 5 mm diameter super mini jack 16 Headphone terminal l 112 125 17 VIDEO OUT terminal l 126 18 AUDIO OUT CH1 terminal l 126 19 AUDIO OUT CH2 terminal l 126 20 Microphone cable clamper l 22 21 Speaker 22 Shoulder strap fixture 23 Inlet cooling fan l 41 24...

Page 17: ... 33 User 2 button USER2 l 83 34 User 3 button USER3 l 83 35 Display Mode check button DISP MODE CHK l 83 108 36 PUSH AUTO button l 52 37 Focus ring l 52 38 Zoom ring l 48 39 Iris ring l 67 40 User 6 button O I S l 50 83 41 User 7 button LCD EVF l 32 83 42 Gain button GAIN l 69 43 White Balance button WHITE BAL l 63 44 Jog dial SEL PUSH SET l 63 69 71 110 115 45 Menu button MENU l 40 46 Shutter spe...

Page 18: ...s cover open close lever l 20 61 Recording lamp Rear l 196 62 Shoulder strap fixture 63 Eye cup mount l 21 64 Eye sensor l 37 65 Viewfinder l 36 66 Eye cup l 21 67 Battery release button PUSH l 25 68 Battery holder l 25 69 Built in microphone 70 Recording lamp Front l 196 71 Lens cover l 20 72 Exhaust opening cooling fan l 41 73 Lens LEICA DICOMAR 74 User 9 button AWB l 63 83 57 56 55 50 59 58 61 ...

Page 19: ...k Mode 78 User 8 button REC CHECK l 83 88 79 Focal plane index Indicates the focal plane of the MOS sensor 80 Handle mounting hole Size of the mounting hole j 1 4 20UNCk2 j 3 8 16UNCk2 81 Thumbnail button THUMBNAIL l 31 82 Counter button COUNTER l 78 83 Counter reset button RESET l 80 84 Color Bar Screen button BARS l 106 85 Sub recording start stop button l 174 This button functions in the same m...

Page 20: ...ow Rotate until it clicks into place Opening closing the lens cover You can open close the lens cover by sliding the lens cover open close lever When this unit is not in use close the lens cover to protect the lens Do not press the lens cover hard This may damage the lens or the lens cover Depending on the various filters or the MC protector attached to the front side of this unit s lens you may n...

Page 21: ...n Attaching the eye cup 1 Align the mounting mark on the eye cup mount with the corresponding mark on the eyecup 2 Attach the eye cup so that the notch on the eye cup mount is aligned with the protrusion inside the eye cup Push the eye cup in until it reaches the mounting mark D 1 Open the buckle 2 Pull the end of the belt A Mounting marks B Notch C Protrusion HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 21 ページ２...

Page 22: ...rophone holder and tighten the microphone holder screw 3 Connect the external microphone to the AUDIO INPUT1 terminal XLR 3 pin When wiring the microphone cable use the cable clamper of this unit Keep the microphone holder screw INPUT terminal cap out of reach of children to prevent swallowing Attaching the INPUT terminal cap Attach the INPUT terminal cap while the AUDIO INPUT1 2 terminals XLR 3 p...

Page 23: ...ry packs which look very similar to the genuine product are made available to purchase in some markets Some of these battery packs are not adequately protected with internal protection to meet the requirements of appropriate safety standards There is a possibility that these battery packs may lead to fire or explosion Please be advised that we are not liable for any accident or failure occurring a...

Page 24: ...are inserted priority will be given to the battery inserted in the CHARGE 1 slot and the battery inserted in the CHARGE 2 slot will be charged in normal charge mode When charging on the CHARGE 1 slot progresses to a certain point charging on the CHARGE 2 slot will automatically switch to quick charge mode In addition the charge indicator LED lamps on the battery inserted in the CHARGE 2 slot may t...

Page 25: ...ttery until it clicks and locks Removing the battery Make sure that the power switch is set to OFF and the status indicator is turned off and then remove by holding onto it taking care not to drop l 31 While pressing the battery release button remove the battery HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 25 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 26: ...harged completely Charging time and recordable time vary depending on the usage conditions such as high low temperature The batteries heat up after use or charging This is not a malfunction The optional battery charger AG B23 DE A88 can be used to charge the battery but charging will take longer Charging Recording time Battery model number Voltage Capacity minimum Charging time System Frequencyset...

Page 27: ...rge the battery How to read the indicator An approximate guide of the charging progress is indicated by the flashing position of the LED lamps when charging is in progress The LED lamps turn off when charging is complete Flashing in green Lit in green Off The display of the indicator is an approximate guide When the battery pack is connected to the video camera or the charger refer to the remainin...

Page 28: ...g images keep the battery connected This allows you to continue the recording even if a power failure occurs or the AC adaptor is unplugged from the AC outlet by accident This unit consumes a small amount of power even when turned off When leaving the product unused for a long time disconnect the AC adaptor from the AC outlet for power saving 1 Connect the AC cable to the AC adaptor and the AC out...

Page 29: ... least 64 GB that supports UHS Speed Class3 Preparation Preparation of SD cards Card type Capacity SDHC Memory Card 4 GB to 32 GB SDXC Memory Card 48 GB to 128 GB We do not guarantee the operation of SD cards other than the ones above 4 GB or more Memory Cards that do not have the SDHC logo or 48 GB or more Memory Cards that do not have the SDXC logo are not based on SD Memory Card Specifications ...

Page 30: ...the unit off j Insert and remove the USB Cable j Expose the unit to vibrations or shock Performing the above while the lamp is on may result in damage to data SD card or this unit Do not expose the terminals of the SD card to water dirt or dust Do not place SD cards in the following areas j In direct sunlight j In very dusty or humid areas j Near a heater j Locations susceptible to significant dif...

Page 31: ...cording start stop button or sub recording start stop button in Playback Mode the mode will be switched to Recording Mode and recording will start Preparation Turning the unit on off To turn off the unit Set the power switch to OFF while pressing the lock release button The status indicator goes off Preparation Selecting a mode A THUMBNAIL button Recording Mode l 42 The recording screen is display...

Page 32: ...nu setting If you wear certain types of glasses or hold the camera in certain ways or when the eyepiece area is exposed to bright light the eye sensor may not work correctly If the eye sensor does not work correctly adjust the EYE SENSOR setting l 37 You can turn on off the viewfinder by registering EVF ON OFF to a USER button Preparation Using the LCD monitor Viewfinder OUTPUT SETUP LCD EVF OUTPU...

Page 33: ...and extract the LCD monitor until it clicks into position 2 Rotate to the position that is easy to view To retract the LCD monitor Retract as shown in the figure with the LCD facing downward Range of rotation of the LCD monitor It can rotate up to 270o towards the lens 270 HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 33 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 34: ...r of the icon Touching the touch screen will not operate while you are touching another part of the touch screen Slide while touching Move your finger while pressing on the touch screen About the operation icons Touch when changing a page or performing settings Do not touch the LCD monitor with hard pointed tips such as ball point pens HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 34 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 35: ...s turned off It adjusts brightness and color density on the LCD monitor 1 Select the menu l 40 2 Touch the desired setting item 3 Touch to adjust settings You can select a value between s16 and r16 4 Touch RETURN Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen This item is not available while the LCD monitor is turned off POWER LCD DISP SETUP POWER LCD 1 Makes brighter 0 Normal 1 Makes less bright LCD SET DISP...

Page 36: ... jog dial to change the settings l 110 1 Select the menu l 40 2 Rotate the jog dial to move the cursor to the value display A Push the jog dial to select the value display 3 Rotate the jog dial to adjust the setting Pushing the jog dial will set the value you have selected You can select a value between s16 and r16 4 Select RETURN Select EXIT This item is not available while the viewfinder is turn...

Page 37: ...ng yourself Change the mode to Recording Mode l 31 Rotate the LCD monitor towards the lens side Displaying during the recording yourself can be switched by setting SELF SHOOT l 195 Only some indications will appear on the screen when the SELF SHOOT is set to MIRROR When appears return the direction of the LCD monitor to normal position and check the warning alarm indication l 206 When the viewfind...

Page 38: ...The year can be set between 2000 and 2039 3 Touch EXIT to complete the setting The date and time function is driven by a built in lithium battery If the time display becomes the built in lithium battery needs to be charged To recharge the built in lithium battery connect the AC adaptor or attach a charged battery to this unit Leave the unit as it is for approx 24 hours and the battery will maintai...

Page 39: ...nto New York Miami Lima r6 30 Yangon s6 00 Chicago Houston Mexico City r7 00 Bangkok Jakarta s7 00 Denver Phoenix r8 00 Beijing Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Singapore s8 00 Vancouver Seattle Los Angeles r9 00 Seoul Tokyo s9 00 Alaska Anchorage r9 30 Adelaide s10 00 Hawaii Honolulu Tahiti r10 00 Guam Sydney s11 00 Midway Islands r11 00 Solomon Islands New Caledonia r1 00 Berlin Paris Rome Madrid r12 00 F...

Page 40: ...utton 2 Touch the top menu A 3 Touch the submenu B Next Previous page can be displayed by touching 4 Touch the desired item to enter the setting 5 Touch EXIT to exit the menu setting Preparation Using the menu screen MENU MENU HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 40 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 41: ...n specify the card slot to which motion pictures are to be recorded Select the menu In the following situation if you start recording with normal settings or start recording when 2 SLOTS FUNC l 177 is set to RELAY REC the card slot used for motion picture recording will be switched automatically j An SD card is not inserted to the card slot selected in MEDIA SELECT or the SD card in the selected c...

Page 42: ...e the SD card while formatting Do not expose the unit to vibrations or shock Before turning on this unit open the lens cover l 20 1 Change the mode to Recording Mode l 31 Extract the LCD monitor 2 Press the recording start stop button B to start recording Recording will stop when you press the recording start stop button again OTHER FUNCTION FORMAT MEDIA Use this unit to format media Do not format...

Page 43: ... slot number R 1h20m Approximate remaining recordable time When the remaining time is less than 1 minute R 0h00m flashes red Card slot selected for motion picture recording l 41 Recording format l 161 150M Bit rate l 161 Recording mode l 160 59 94p Frame rate l 161 AVCHD scene Approximately 4 GB MOV MP4 scene when using an SDHC Memory Card Approximately 4 GB or 30 minutes MOV MP4 scene when using ...

Page 44: ...ON Activates Auto Iris in Auto Mode OFF Activates Auto Iris as a manual mode Use the IRIS button to switch between Auto Iris Mode and Manual Iris Mode AGC ON Activates Auto Gain in Auto Mode OFF Activates Auto Gain as a manual mode The gain is adjusted according to the settings assigned to the GAIN button AUTO SHUTTER ON Activates Auto Shutter in Auto Mode OFF Activates Auto Shutter as a manual mo...

Page 45: ...ective objects Controls that are disabled in Auto Mode Certain controls of this unit may be disabled in Auto Mode Controls to be disabled vary by the AUTO SW menu settings AF ON Activates Auto Focus in Auto Mode OFF Activates Auto Focus as a manual mode Focus is adjusted according to the functions of the FOCUS A M switch Conditions that disable controls Controls that are disabled in Auto Mode A IR...

Page 46: ...Auto White Balance It does not work when the White Balance mode is set to ATW P3200K P5600K or VAR Menu item RB GAIN CONTROL SETTING l 154 This function sets color saturation and phase It applies effects on whole images It cannot be set to individual color hue Menu item Recording Adjusting the Picture Quality Detail function MASTER DETAIL Adjusts the degree of overall outline correction in images ...

Page 47: ...nals to prevent white saturation in images Menu item Color correction function Black control function Gamma function GAMMA MODE Sets the optimal tone and contrast of images for the scene to be recorded l 157 BLACK GAMMA Sets the gamma curve for dark areas l 157 Knee function KNEE MODE Sets the compression level of highly bright image signals received by the image sensor to minimize white saturatio...

Page 48: ...ects at a distance of approximately 1 0 m to infinity can be brought into focus When FOCUS MACRO is set to ON and the zoom position is at the W end subjects at a distance of approximately 10 cm to infinity can be brought into focus l 102 172 If you take your finger off the zoom lever during zoom operation the operation sound may be recorded When returning the zoom lever to the original position mo...

Page 49: ...ver fully to operate the zoom The zoom magnification display changes when using Fast Zoom Example 99 About the zoom speed The zoom speed will vary depending on how far the zoom lever is pressed or how fast the zoom ring is rotated The zoom operation using the sub zoom lever will be performed at a constant speed Zoom speed of the sub zoom lever will vary depending on the setting of SUB ZOOM l 174 Y...

Page 50: ...ptical Image Stabilizer will be disabled and the setting cannot be changed in the following cases j When Optical Image Stabilizer is set to setting canceled j When the size is set to 4K 4096k2160 or UHD 3840k2160 in REC FORMAT l 161 j During Super Slow Recording l 103 j In Variable Frame Rate Mode l 100 The setting cannot be changed during Freeze Frame l 89 Stabilization may not be possible under ...

Page 51: ...sition Blur frequency You can change the target frequency range for camera shake correction to adjust its performance according to the recording style Select the menu SW SETUP BLUR AMPLITUDE desired setting 1 2 3 4 5 SW SETUP BLUR FREQUENCY desired setting 1 This enhances the correction performance against camera shake of varying degrees ranging from slow camera shake that falls in the low frequen...

Page 52: ...itch to A or set AF to ON and switch to Auto Mode l 44 If you set FOCUS MACRO to ON when the distance to the subject approaches within 0 95 m approx the unit switches to the macro range and or The unit may switch to the macro range even when the distance to the subject is 0 95 m or more depending on the subject Depending on the zoom magnification this unit may fail to switch to the macro range or ...

Page 53: ...of EVF LCD DETAIL Select the menu EVF LCD DETAIL is canceled in following cases j If you use Focus Assist peaking l 56 SW SETUP FOCUS RING DRIVE SPEED Adjusts the focus value according to the speed at which the focus ring is rotated COARSE Adjusts the focus value according to the rotational position of the focus ring Since the operation of the focus ring results in a greater change in focus value ...

Page 54: ...ng a larger value will enhance the tracking performance of focus making it easier to move focus between subjects at varying distances from this unit We recommend that you set a larger value to keep focus on a fast moving subject Setting a smaller value will provide more stability to focus making it easier to keep focus on the targeted subject even when an intervening object passes in front of the ...

Page 55: ... If you press the PUSH AUTO button in Manual Focus Mode the camera performs high speed focusing until the image is focused Switch to Manual Focus Mode l 52 Press PUSH AUTO button Auto Focus will be activated and the camera will perform high speed focusing until the image is focused The focus setting returns to Manual Focus Mode once the image is focused or a certain time has elapsed You can also u...

Page 56: ...US ASSIST 2 is registered For information on how to set the USER buttons refer to page 82 To select the Focus Assist method for the FOCUS ASSIST button or the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 1 is registered Select the menu To select the Focus Assist method for the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 2 is registered Select the menu You can use the magnified display and the peaking function separate...

Page 57: ...n level You can adjust the magnification from 3k to 10k Moving the magnified area Touch or slide the screen while touching it to move the magnified area Using Focus Assist Switch to Manual Focus Mode l 52 Press the FOCUS ASSIST button or the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 1 or FOCUS ASSIST 2 is registered You can also use Focus Assist by touching the USER button icon to which FOCUS ASSIST 1 or ...

Page 58: ...uring Recording Check l 88 j During Freeze Frame l 89 j When color bars are displayed l 106 Focus Assist is canceled in following cases j If you turn the unit off j If you operate the FOCUS ASSIST button or the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 1 is registered When the setting of FOCUS ASSIST 1 l 56 is changed j If you operate the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 2 is registered When the setting ...

Page 59: ...igher peaking may not be displayed when using i Zoom l 48 Manual Focus Assist Focus is automatically adjusted after you adjust it with the focus ring in Manual Focus Mode Focus may not be achieved when the focus deviation is great After automatic adjustment is complete the focus is not adjusted automatically again until you operate the focus ring Switch to Manual Focus Mode l 52 1 Select the menu ...

Page 60: ...Adjust the focus by rotating the focus ring 4 Touch ENTER The icon of the item to which the focus position has been registered will be highlighted in yellow To select a different item perform the operations in Steps 2s4 5 Touch EXIT to complete the setting The focus positions of the items you have set will be registered This function is not available in the following cases j When Auto Focus is use...

Page 61: ...ed l 106 j When a remote control commercially available is connected l 125 j During AG ROP application connection l 141 Focus Transition settings are canceled in the following cases To use Focus Transition again register a focus position again l 60 j If you turn the unit off j If you press the THUMBNAIL button j If you operate the zoom j If you enable or disable Infrared Recording Mode When Focus ...

Page 62: ...C 1 Select the menu 2 Touch the item 3 Touch EXIT to complete the setting 4 When the recording screen is displayed press the USER button to which FOCUS TRANS is registered or touch the applicable USER button icon 5 Press the recording start stop button or the USER button to which AUTO REC is registered Recording and Focus Transition will start simultaneously Focus will shift to the position you ha...

Page 63: ... registered or touch the applicable USER button icon P3200K P5600K VAR It is not possible to change the White Balance mode without registering AWB to a USER button If you set the White Balance mode to ATW in by following either of the procedures below the White Balance mode cannot be changed even if you press the USER button to which AWB is registered or touch the applicable USER button icon j Pre...

Page 64: ...ng Freeze Frame l 89 Changing the settings in RB GAIN CONTROL SETTING allows you to fine adjust the color balance settings of Ach and Bch l 154 Display Mode Settings ATW ATW 1 It will automatically adjust in accordance with the recording condition LOCK ATW Lock 2 It will lock the setting for ATW l 65 P3200K P3200K Preset value for studio indoor recording halogen lamp etc P5600K P5600K Preset value...

Page 65: ...er to page 82 for details about setting the USER button 1 Set the White Balance mode to ATW 2 Press the USER button to which ATW LOCK is registered or touch the applicable USER button icon To cancel ATW Lock press the USER button or touch the USER button icon again Canceling ATW Lock will return the White Balance mode back to ATW This function is not available in the following cases j When the Whi...

Page 66: ...ered or touched the applicable USER button icon only the White Balance is adjusted When WB SET OK is displayed the adjustment is complete When the White Balance mode is set to a setting other than Ach or Bch if you press and hold the USER button to which AWB is registered or touch and hold the applicable USER button icon while recording is paused Auto Black Balance will operate Setting is complete...

Page 67: ... to OPEN brighten the image To return to Auto Iris Mode press the IRIS button or set A IRIS to ON and switch to Auto Mode l 44 This item cannot be set during Freeze Frame l 89 Depending on the zoom magnification there are iris values that are not displayed In Auto Gain Mode or Auto Shutter Mode the screen brightness may not change even if you adjust the iris l 69 71 Recording Iris Gain adjustment ...

Page 68: ...97 Utilizing the USER button It is convenient to use following functions of the USER button when it is set to Iris adjustment Please refer to page 82 for details about setting the USER button Customizing Auto Iris motion settings for various recording conditions SCENE FILE AUTO IRIS LEVEL EFFECT SCENE FILE AUTO IRIS LEVEL ON USER button function Effect BACKLIGHT l 85 Switches to automatic iris con...

Page 69: ...en the image Value closer to 24 dB brighten the image When EXTENDED SENSITIVITY is set to ON you can set a value between 3 dB and 24 dB l 165 The selected gain value is not maintained if any of the following operations is performed j Pressing the GAIN button j Switching to Auto Gain Mode j Switching to Infrared Recording Mode l 92 183 Auto Gain Mode is activated when one of the following operation...

Page 70: ...Super Gain allows you to set the gain value to 30 dB or 36 dB Please refer to page 82 for details about setting the USER button Switch to Manual Mode l 44 Press the USER button to which SUPER GAIN is registered or touch the applicable USER button icon To cancel Super gain press the USER button or touch the USER button icon again To change the gain value of Super Gain Select the menu Super Gain is ...

Page 71: ...ding on the frame rate in REC FORMAT l 161 Synchro Scan values l 73 The shutter speed closer to 1 8000 is faster Recording Manual shutter speed A Shutter speed B Auto Shutter display This is displayed in Auto Shutter Mode C SHUTTER 1 SHUTTER button 2 Jog dial Frame rates Shutter speed 59 94p 59 94i 1 60 0 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 15 1 30 1 60 1 8000 29 97p 1 60 0 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 15 1 30 1 50 1 8000 50 00p 50 0...

Page 72: ...ness may change or a horizontal line may appear on the screen In such cases change settings as follows j Set this unit to Auto Shutter Mode j Adjust the shutter speed to 1 50 1 60 or 1 100 j Adjust the Synchro Scan setting In Auto Iris Mode or Auto Gain Mode the screen brightness may not change even if you adjust the shutter speed l 67 69 When the shutter speed setting is slow this unit may not be...

Page 73: ...the Synchro Scan setting by rotating the jog dial To minimize flickering and horizontal bands look at the screen while adjusting the shutter speed 4 Push the jog dial to set The set shutter speed will also be applied to the SYNCHRO SCAN menu setting l 152 Shutter speed range for the Synchro Scan setting Depending on the size and frame rate in REC FORMAT the range of available shutter speeds varies...

Page 74: ... to INT L and the CH2 SELECT switch is set to INT R Using an external microphone or audio equipment 1 Connect an external microphone or audio equipment to AUDIO INPUT1 2 terminals XLR 3 pin l 22 Recording Audio Input Recording mode Audio recording method MOV Linear PCM LPCM MP4 AVCHD Dolby Digital A INPUT1 switch B INPUT2 switch C CH1 SELECT switch D CH2 SELECT switch E AUDIO INPUT1 terminal XLR 3...

Page 75: ... recorded to channel 2 INPUT2 Audio from a device connected to AUDIO INPUT2 terminal XLR 3 pin is recorded to channel 2 Table of audio input patterns To remove the external microphone etc from the AUDIO INPUT1 2 terminals XLR 3 pin Switch setting Channel or terminal used for signal input CH1 SELECT switch CH2 SELECT switch Audio channel 1 Audio channel 2 INT L INT R built in microphone Lch built i...

Page 76: ...level You can set how to adjust the audio input level for each audio channel For audio channel 1 select AUDIO LEVEL CH1 for audio channel 2 select AUDIO LEVEL CH2 1 Select the menu 2 If you have set to MANUAL Adjust the input level operating the AUDIO LEVEL CH1 AUDIO LEVEL CH2 knobs Adjust confirming the audio level meter Selecting an adjustment method AUDIO SETUP AUDIO LEVEL CH1 or AUDIO LEVEL CH...

Page 77: ...s for either of the audio channels it will also work for the other audio channel 1 Set AUDIO LEVEL CH1 AUDIO LEVEL CH2 to MANUAL l 76 2 Set AUDIO ALC CH1 AUDIO ALC CH2 to ON 3 Select the menu Using the ALC function AUDIO SETUP AUDIO ALC CH1 or AUDIO ALC CH2 desired setting ON Enables ALC allowing you to record audio with reduced noise OFF Allows you to record natural sounding audio AUDIO SETUP AUD...

Page 78: ...mes frame count per second varies depending on the frame rate in REC FORMAT l 161 Recording Counter display A COUNTER button B RESET button Counter display Indications Time Code TC 00 00 00 00 or TC 00 00 00 00 Display will change depending on the setting of the DF MODE l 79 User Information l 80 UB 00 00 00 00 Recording Counter l 81 In Recording Mode 0 00 00 or SCN 0 00 00 In Playback Mode SCN 0 ...

Page 79: ... set to REC RUN in following cases j During Super Slow Recording l 103 j In Variable Frame Rate Mode 2 l 100 j During the Interval Recording l 182 2 FREE RUN is also available if the number of frames for the frame rate in REC FORMAT and the number of frames for Variable Frame Rate Mode are the same Example When REC FORMAT is set to FHD 1080 29 97p 50M and the frame rate is set to 30 The time code ...

Page 80: ...r a multiple of 4 If you enter a different value time code will not be recorded correctly Setting the User Information Eight digit hexadecimal alphanumeric can be entered and displayed as a memo information such as dates control numbers etc into the User Information UB 00 00 00 00 This is displayed only when REC MODE is set to AVCHD l 160 You can set the User Information Set REC MODE to AVCHD l 16...

Page 81: ... Select the menu To reset the Recording Counter for the Recording Mode The Recording Counter will be set to 0 00 00 when the RESET button is pressed while displaying the counter REC COUNTER DISP SETUP REC COUNTER desired setting TOTAL The count continues to increase until the Recording Counter is reset SCENE Resets the Recording Counter at start of recording Counts the time of each recording sessi...

Page 82: ...to page 84 Touch INHIBIT if not registering Next Previous page can be displayed by touching 3 Touch EXIT to complete the setting The tables below show the default settings Performing ALL in INITIAL SET restores these default settings l 198 Recording USER button USER SW USER1 to USER13 USER1 button AREA USER8 button REC CHECK USER2 button FOCUS MACRO USER9 button AWB USER3 button SLOT SEL USER10 bu...

Page 83: ... l 98 j AUTO REC l 98 j AF AREA l 99 j D ZOOM l 87 j LCD EVF OUTPUT l 32 j PUSH AUTO l 55 56 j AWB l 63 66 Switch display not display of the USER buttons Display not display of the USER button icons in the LCD monitor can be switched Select the menu Check the setting of the USER buttons When you use the USER1 to USER7 button When you use the USER8 button When you use the USER9 button When you use ...

Page 84: ...eck LAST SCN DEL LstDel Last Scene Delete DRS DRS DRS FRZ FRAME FRZ Freeze Frame SUPER GAIN S Gain Super Gain 1 AREA AREA Area Mode FOCUS TRANS F Tran Focus Transition 2 PUSH AUTO PushAuto Push Auto EVF LCD DETAIL DETAIL EVF LCD detail IR REC IR REC Infrared Recording LEVEL GAUGE Level Level Gauge BACKGROUND Backgr Background FLASH BAND FBC Flash band compensation PRE REC PRE REC PRE REC WFM WFM W...

Page 85: ...1 in the SW SETUP menu Register BACKLIGHT to a USER button l 82 Switches to automatic iris control to compensate the backlight This makes the image brighter to prevent darkening of a backlit subject appears when it is set Canceling BACKLIGHT resets the iris mode to the previous setting This item cannot be set during Freeze Frame l 89 Item Icon Function AF AREA AF Area AF Area Width adjustment VFR ...

Page 86: ... Super Slow Recording l 103 j In Variable Frame Rate Mode l 100 j During the Interval Recording l 182 j During Freeze Frame l 89 The thumbnails of scenes recorded using fade in become black Register WHITE FADE to a USER button l 82 Fade in fade out effect white can be added to the video and audio that is being recorded Press USER button or touch USER button icon in the recording screen Fade out wi...

Page 87: ... Zoom varies depending on the DIGITAL ZOOM setting When using Digital Zoom the larger you set the zoom magnification the lower the picture quality becomes Digital Zoom is not possible in following cases j During Freeze Frame l 89 j When using Area Mode l 90 j During Super Slow Recording l 103 j In Variable Frame Rate Mode l 100 j During the Interval Recording l 182 Digital zoom is canceled in foll...

Page 88: ...ng of REC FORMAT is changed l 161 j Set 2 SLOTS FUNC to SIMULTANEOUS or BACKGROUND l 177 j PRE REC is used l 95 183 j During the Interval Recording l 182 j During Freeze Frame l 89 Register LAST SCN DEL to a USER button l 82 The motion picture recorded last can be deleted Deleted scenes cannot be restored 1 Press USER button or touch USER button icon in the recording screen 2 Touch YES It will ret...

Page 89: ...image and sounds will be recorded You can perform the following camera operations during Freeze Frame Other camera operations will be disabled j Recording motion pictures j Canceling Freeze Frame j Operating the FOCUS A M switch This function is not available in the following cases j When using Focus Assist l 56 j During Super Slow Recording l 103 j In Variable Frame Rate Mode l 100 j During the I...

Page 90: ...SER button icon 1 Touch and hold the recording screen to display operation icons 2 Touch the USER button icon To change the size of the area frame You can rotate the jog dial to change the size of the area frame The area frame is available in three sizes AREA SW SETUP AREA MODE desired setting INH Does not apply any effects of Area Mode FOCUS Optimizes the focus automatically for the subject you t...

Page 91: ...IS or FOCUS IRIS Register FOCUS TRANS to a USER button l 82 Switch to Manual Focus Mode l 52 With Focus Transition you can move the current focus position to a pre registered focus position l 60 Register PUSH AUTO to a USER button l 82 You can use the USER button as the PUSH AUTO button Pressing the USER button or touching the USER button icon in Manual Focus Mode allows you to use One Push AF l 5...

Page 92: ... button function SCENE FILE l 98 152 j MASTER DETAIL l 153 j DETAIL CORING l 153 j SKIN TONE DTL l 153 j V DETAIL LEVEL l 153 j RB GAIN CONTROL SETTING l 154 j CHROMA LEVEL l 155 j CHROMA PHASE l 155 j MATRIX l 155 j COLOR CORRECTION SETTING l 156 j MASTER PED l 157 j GAMMA MODE l 157 j BLACK GAMMA l 157 j KNEE MODE l 158 j KNEE MASTER POINT l 158 j KNEE MASTER SLOPE l 158 j DRS l 89 158 j DRS EFF...

Page 93: ...s unit up or down at an angle closer to perpendicular Register BACKGROUND to a USER button l 82 When 2 SLOTS FUNC is set to BACKGROUND you can start stop background recording When the recording destination of motion pictures is set to SD CARD 1 in MEDIA SELECT l 41 SD CARD 2 will be used for background recording The following instructions assume that the recording destination of motion pictures is...

Page 94: ...e an adequate effect in certain recording situations even when a flash is fired The phenomena below may occur when a flash is fired These are caused by the Flash Band Compensation function and are not malfunctions j Moving subjects appear as if they have stopped for an instant j The resolution deteriorates when a flash is fired j Horizontal lines appear in the image when a flash is fired This func...

Page 95: ...e you set PRE REC j When the card slot selected for motion picture recording is switched automatically because you started recording with normal settings or when 2 SLOTS FUNC is set to RELAY REC l 41 The maximum PRE REC standby time is 3 hours Once PRE REC is activated it is automatically deactivated and then re activated every 3 hours Images displayed on the thumbnail in Playback Mode will differ...

Page 96: ...can use Fast Zoom when operating the zoom with the zoom lever l 49 Register EVF ON OFF to a USER button l 82 This forces the viewfinder to turn on off After the viewfinder turns on if the eye sensor detects your eye when it is moved closer to the eye cup of the viewfinder the EVF ON OFF setting will be canceled When the LCD EVF OUTPUT is set to LCD this item cannot be set l 32 SW SETUP WFM TYPE de...

Page 97: ...nt of the brightness of the object easier by checking the luminance level of the object when recording same object in different surroundings Luminance level C is displayed between 0 and 99 It will be displayed as 99 when it is over 99 This function is not available in the following cases j When WFM is set to ON l 95 173 j During Freeze Frame l 89 You can record an image with little white saturatio...

Page 98: ...to which you want to assign the scene file 5 Touch RETURN When you touch YES Settings of the scene number you have selected will be loaded and then assigned to the corresponding scene number in FILE SELECT The title of the scene number will also be loaded If you select ALL settings of all scene numbers will be loaded 6 Touch EXIT to complete the setting You can also access this function by selecti...

Page 99: ... adjust the area width where Auto Focus works according to the size of the subject l 55 1 Press USER button or touch USER button icon in the recording screen are displayed on the screen 2 Rotate the jog dial to adjust the AF area frame 3 Push the jog dial to finish the adjustment Press USER button or touch the USER button icon to cancel the setting To adjust the AF area frame again press the jog d...

Page 100: ...cording screen VFR will be displayed The frame rate display will change will be displayed Audio is not recorded during recording 2 Rotate the jog dial to change the frame rate You can set a frame rate between 2 and 60 or between 2 and 50 Depending on the REC FORMAT setting some frame rates are not available Push the jog dial to set the frame rate If you start recording before pushing the jog dial ...

Page 101: ...unctions are canceled j Flash band compensation l 94 166 j Relay recording l 177 j Background recording l 177 j Interval Recording l 182 j PRE REC l 95 183 j Hybrid Optical Image Stabilizer l 50 j Area Mode l 90 j Focus Transition l 60 j Digital Zoom l 87 j Infrared Recording mode l 92 183 j Custom AF function l 54 j i Zoom l 49 j Freeze Frame l 89 j Super Slow Recording l 103 REC FORMAT Available...

Page 102: ... of the recording and restarts automatically a few seconds later j With undercrank recording 10 hours j When recording with the same frame rate as the frame rate in REC FORMAT 10 hours j With overcrank recording the recordable time becomes shorter than 10 hours depending on the ratio between the frame rate for REC FORMAT and variable frame rate setting Example When REC FORMAT is set to FHD 1080 29...

Page 103: ... informing you that audio cannot be recorded 3 Press the recording start stop button again to stop recording To cancel Super Slow Recording press USER button or touch USER button icon Frame rates and their effects The slow motion speed during playback varies depending on the frame rate in REC FORMAT This function can also be set from the menu RECORD SETUP SUPER SLOW REC l 183 Super Slow Recording ...

Page 104: ...K FADE and WHITE FADE are disabled l 86 Even if you press the recording start stop button as soon as recording has started it may take some time until the recording stops The maximum continuous recordable time for one scene in Super Slow Recording varies depending on the frame rate of REC FORMAT Recording stops when a certain time has elapsed since the start of the recording and restarts automatic...

Page 105: ...ain value can be changed to middle gain l 69 This item cannot be set during Freeze Frame l 89 Register HIGH GAIN to a USER button l 82 The gain value can be changed to high gain l 69 This item cannot be set during Freeze Frame l 89 Register MENU to a USER button l 82 The menu can be displayed LOW GAIN MID GAIN HIGH GAIN MENU HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 105 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 106: ...tone that is output when color bars are displayed differs depending on the setting of the following items j SYSTEM FREQ l 160 j Frame rate in REC FORMAT l 161 Recording Useful functions A BARS button B ND FILTER switch C DISP MODE CHK button BARS button Press the BARS button to output a color bar screen to an external monitor so you can adjust them System Frequency setting Frame rates Test tone fr...

Page 107: ... subject outdoors under a clear sky that causes the screen to look white Slide the ND filter switch If the selected setting 1 64 1 16 or 1 4 does not match an ND filter setting recommended by this unit the recommended setting will be displayed on the screen blink for approximately 5 seconds and disappear A recommend ND filter setting may not be displayed correctly in scenes that are too dark A ND ...

Page 108: ...r display and safety zone display l 203 Mode information display1 Displays the list of functions assigned to the USER buttons USER1 to 9 Mode information display2 Displays the title given to each scene number of a scene file Mode information display3 Displays the settings assigned to the GAIN button GAIN L GAIN M GAIN H the White Balance mode settings assigned to the WHITE BAL button WHITE BAL A W...

Page 109: ...e Refer to the respective pages for the operation If you touch the screen while an operation icon is being displayed or do not touch the icon for a certain period it will disappear To display again touch the screen Recording Using Operation Icons etc Scene number of FILE SELECT l 151 etc USER Button Icon l 83 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 ATW L MENU DRS PRE REC F1 F2 DRS PRE REC HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 1...

Page 110: ...s you adjust a value is displayed Example When adjusting the brightness for LCD SET 1 Rotate the jog dial to move the cursor to the value display A Push the jog dial to select the value display 2 Rotate the jog dial to adjust the setting Pushing the jog dial will set the value you have selected The jog dial also allows you to select set operation icons thumbnails etc Parts that are finger touch se...

Page 111: ...dth Adjustment l 55 Adjusts the size of the AF area frame VFR Variable Frame Rate l 100 Changes the frame rate for Variable Frame Rate Mode SHUTTER Shutter speed l 71 Adjusts the shutter speed AREA Area Mode l 90 Changes the area frame setting ASSIST Focus Assist l 56 Changes the magnification level of the magnified display VOLUME Headphone Volume Adjustment l 112 Adjusts the headphone volume ICON...

Page 112: ...rforming touch operations after the adjustment allows you to exit the setting Functions Settings to be changed in advance Gain adjustment Switch to Manual Mode l 44 VAR adjustment Press the WHITE BAL button and the USER button to which AWB is registered to set the White Balance mode to VAR l 63 AF Area Width adjustment Press the USER button to which AF AREA is registered to enable AF Area Setting ...

Page 113: ...ding format j Scenes recorded in 4K 4096k2160 j Scenes recorded in UHD 3840k2160 j Scenes recorded in FHD 1920k1080 j Scenes recorded as sub recordings with DUAL CODEC REC set to FHD 50Mbps l 177 181 j Scenes recorded as sub recordings with DUAL CODEC REC set to FHD 8Mbps l 177 181 If you touch the recording format option ALL all scenes of the same recording mode in the selected media are displaye...

Page 114: ...OT SEL is registered l 82 6 Select the playback operation by touching the operation icon When touched twice the fast forward fast rewind speed increases Screen display will change to G Operation icon If you touch the screen while an operation icon is being displayed or do not touch the icon for a certain period it will disappear To display again touch the screen Motion picture playback Still pictu...

Page 115: ...the thumbnails of 9 scenes will be displayed By displaying in 1 scene recording date and time are displayed when playing back motion pictures and recording date and file number when playing back still pictures Speaker Headphone volume adjustment Operate the volume lever sub zoom lever or jog dial to adjust the speaker headphone volume during Motion Picture Playback Mode Adjusting the volume with t...

Page 116: ...yback of video recorded using another device is performed using this device or when video recorded using this device is played back in another device playback may not proceed normally or may not be possible Please check compatibility in the instruction manual of your device Motion pictures recorded with devices other than this unit are not supported by this unit Still picture compatibility This un...

Page 117: ...play is touched and held Normal playback is restored when you touch For slow rewind playback the intervals between frames and the display time per frame vary depending on the type of the scene Frame by frame Playback During Pause With the playback paused touch Touch to advance the frames one at a time in the reverse direction Normal playback is restored when you touch For reverse Frame by frame Pl...

Page 118: ...stered as date of the still picture About the screen indications while recording still pictures Playback Useful functions Recording format Aspect ratio Picture size REC FORMAT setting with a size of 4K 4096k2160 17 9 4096k2160 REC FORMAT setting with a size of UHD 3840k2160 16 9 3840k2160 REC FORMAT setting with a size of FHD 1920k1080 1920k1080 PS 1080 59 94p PS 1080 50 00p PH 1080 59 94i PH 1080...

Page 119: ...atedly played back Repeat Playback cannot be used for the slide show playback of the still pictures l 114 Resuming the previous playback If playback of a scene was stopped halfway the playback can be resumed from where it was stopped Select the menu If playback of a motion picture is stopped appears on the thumbnail view of the stopped scene The memorized resume position is canceled if one of the ...

Page 120: ...you set REC MODE to MOV or MP4 and change the system frequency l 160 j When NUMBER RESET is performed l 198 Scenes recorded with the following REC FORMAT settings are grouped separately on the date list A recording format icon will be displayed next to the date is displayed after the date in the list by date for the still pictures created from the motion picture l 118 Recording format Icon to be d...

Page 121: ...ted to be deleted When SINGLE is selected in Step 1 Touch the scene still picture to be deleted 3 When MULTI is selected in Step 1 Touch Delete To continuously delete other scenes still pictures repeat Steps 2 3 Editing Deleting scenes still pictures Deleted scenes still pictures cannot be restored so perform appropriate confirmation of the contents before proceeding with deletion VIDEO SETUP or P...

Page 122: ...ill pictures may be deleted When still pictures recorded on an SD card by other products are deleted a still picture other than JPEG that cannot be played back on this unit may be erased Protecting scenes still pictures Scenes still pictures can be protected so that they are not deleted by mistake Even if you protect some scenes still pictures formatting the SD card will delete them Press the THUM...

Page 123: ...ired items following the screen display It will return to the previous step by touching Return When SELECT SCENES is selected When touched the scene still picture is selected and the indication appears on the thumbnail Touch the scene still picture again to cancel the operation When SELECT DATE is selected When touched the date is selected and surrounded by red Touch the date again to cancel the o...

Page 124: ...d on another device may not be copied Data recorded on a PC cannot be copied The settings for the copied motion pictures and still pictures will be cleared if the protected motion pictures or still pictures are copied The order in which the scenes or still pictures were copied cannot be changed If you will delete the motion pictures or still pictures after copying is complete be sure to play back ...

Page 125: ...r mini jack allows you to remotely control the zoom and start stop recording Do not connect any device other than a remote control to the CAM REMOTE terminals Doing so may change the image brightness or cause the image to be out of focus When a remote control is connected to the FOCUS IRIS terminal Priority for iris adjustment is given to the remote control It is not possible to adjust the iris wi...

Page 126: ... can change the HDMI UHD OUTPUT LIMIT setting so that 4K motion pictures can be played back at a lower output frame rate l 189 If you set REC FORMAT to UHD 2160 59 94p 150M or UHD 2160 50 00p 150M in Recording Mode and then connect this unit to a 4K compatible external monitor with an HDMI cable images will be output in 3840k2160 when recording is stopped and in 1920k1080 during recording or PRE R...

Page 127: ...N CONV is set to SIDE CROP the sides of an image will be cut off causing some icons on the external monitor to be hidden from the external monitor screen To display the on screen information on the external monitor When the menu setting is changed the information displayed on the screen operation icon and Counter display etc can be displayed not displayed on the external monitor When connecting wi...

Page 128: ...OLUTION menu Images may not be displayed on the external device for several seconds in some cases such as when changing between scenes When this unit and an external monitor are connected with an AV cable scenes with a REC FORMAT size of 4K 4096k2160 are not output If the size in REC FORMAT is set to 4K 4096k2160 RESOLUTION cannot be set to 1080i or DOWN CONV If the size in REC FORMAT is set to a ...

Page 129: ...080p 1080 24 00p UHD 3840k2160 59 94p SYSTEM 2160 59 94p 1 s 1080p 1080 59 94p 1080i 1080 59 94i DOWN CONV 480 59 94p 480 59 94i UHD 3840k2160 29 97p SYSTEM 2160 29 97p s 1080p 1080 59 94p 1080i 1080 59 94i DOWN CONV 480 59 94p 480 59 94i UHD 3840k2160 23 98p SYSTEM 2160 23 98p s 1080p 1080 59 94p 1080i 1080 59 94i DOWN CONV 480 59 94p 480 59 94i FHD 1920k1080 59 94p PS 1080 59 94p SYSTEM 1080 59 ...

Page 130: ... 94p 480 59 94i Setting External output resolution Picture size Frame rate in REC FORMAT RESOLUTION setting HDMI OUT terminal VIDEO OUT terminal 4K 4096k2160 24 00p SYSTEM 2160 24 00p s 1080p 1080 24 00p UHD 3840k2160 50 00p SYSTEM 2160 50 00p 2 s 1080p 1080 50 00p 1080i 1080 50 00i DOWN CONV 576 50 00p 576 50 00i UHD 3840k2160 25 00p SYSTEM 2160 25 00p s 1080p 1080 50 00p 1080i 1080 50 00i DOWN C...

Page 131: ...n REC FORMAT RESOLUTION setting HDMI OUT terminal VIDEO OUT terminal FHD 1920k1080 25 00p SYSTEM 1080 25 00p s 1080p 1080 50 00p 1080i 1080 50 00i DOWN CONV 576 50 00p 576 50 00i PM 720 1280k720 50 00p SYSTEM 720 50 00p s 1080p 1080 50 00p 1080i 1080 50 00i DOWN CONV 576 50 00p 576 50 00i SA 576 720k576 50 00i SYSTEM 576 50 00p 576 50 00i Setting External output resolution SYSTEM FREQ RESOLUTION s...

Page 132: ... these operating instructions are fulfilled some PCs cannot be used The USB equipment operates with the driver installed as standard in the OS If using Windows If using Mac Linking to external devices Connecting to a PC File transfer nonlinear editing OS Windows 10 32 bit 64 bit Windows 8 1 32 bit 64 bit Windows 7 32 bit 64 bit SP1 CPU 1 GHz or higher 32 bit k86 or 64 bit k64 processor RAM 2 GB or...

Page 133: ...ery the LCD monitor turns off after about 5 seconds Touch the screen to turn the LCD monitor on A USB 3 0 cable is not supplied with this unit Use a commercially available double shielded USB 3 0 cable with a ferrite core If possible we recommend using a cable with a length of 1 5 m or less When performing reading writing between a PC and an SD card be aware that some SD card slots built into PCs ...

Page 134: ...ttery or AC adaptor while the access lamp is on or card access icon appears on the unit screen If the screen does not change when the unit is operated while connected to a PC disconnect the battery and or AC adaptor wait approximately 1 minute reconnect the battery and or AC adaptor wait approximately 1 minute again and then turn the unit back on Data may be destroyed when above operation is perfo...

Page 135: ...ized by this unit Always use this unit to format SD cards A Camera number setting l 166 B Recording setting C Motion picture format D Frame rate E Picture size Picture size Y 1920k1080 R 3840k2160 Q 4096k2160 Frame rate A 59 94 fps B 50 fps C 29 97 fps D 25 fps E 24 fps F 23 98 fps Motion picture format J Interlace recording MOV LPCM K Interlace recording MP4 LPCM Q Progressive recording MOV LPCM ...

Page 136: ...n external media device is in a format other than FAT32 or exFAT j When connected by using a USB hub FAT32 is a format used for SDHC memory cards exFAT is a format used for SDXC memory cards You cannot copy scenes recorded on an SDXC Memory Card to an external media device in FAT32 format A Connect this unit to the USB HDD with USB Cable supplied with the USB HDD B USB HDD commercially available C...

Page 137: ...he desired item OTHER FUNCTION USB MODE SELECT HOST OTHER FUNCTION USB MODE ON DIFFERENTIAL COPY Copies all scenes and still pictures recorded with this unit that have not been copied yet l 139 SELECT COPY Allows you to select desired scenes still pictures and then copy l 139 Playback from External Media Plays back scenes and still pictures stored in an external media device on this unit l 140 Saf...

Page 138: ...nal media device and touch Playback from External Media Select the menu When formatting is complete touch EXIT to exit the message screen Connect this unit and the external media device to format You may no longer be able to use the external media device if you format them on another device such as a PC etc This unit formats the external media device in exFAT Displaying media information The used ...

Page 139: ...tween SD cards refer to page 123 4 Touch the desired items following the instructions on the screen It will return to the previous step by touching Return When SELECT SCENES is selected When touched the scene still picture is selected and the indication appears on the thumbnail Touch the scene still picture again to cancel the operation When SELECT DATE is selected When touched the date is selecte...

Page 140: ...edia device Touch the play mode select icon l 113 and then touch Disconnect the USB Cable from this unit It is also possible to switch the media to play back by touching the play mode select icon When the external media device is connected the external media device can be selected from the displayed media types l 113 In the following cases when you have touched a play mode select icon and selected...

Page 141: ... perform the following remote control operations with the AG ROP application Checking the camera status Checking the thumbnails of the recorded scenes Playing back scenes recorded as sub recordings with DUAL CODEC REC set to FHD 8Mbps Controlling the camera remotely recording control and Time Code User Information operations For information on how to operate the AG ROP application refer to its Hel...

Page 142: ...n frequency AJ WM50P 2412 MHz to 2462 MHz 1ch 6ch 11ch 2 5250 MHz to 5330 MHz 36ch 40ch 44ch 48ch 149ch 153ch 157ch 161ch 165ch Communication frequency AJ WM50E 2412 MHz to 2462 MHz 1ch 6ch 11ch 2 5250 MHz to 5330 MHz 36ch 40ch 44ch 48ch AJ WM30 Supported standard IEEE802 11g n IEEE802 11a and IEEE802 11b cannot be used Communication frequency 2412 MHz to 2462 MHz 1ch 6ch 11ch 2 2 12ch and higher ...

Page 143: ...3 Select and touch an item that has not been registered 4 Touch Refresh Touch DELETE to clear the selected user account 5 Enter a user account name Enter a maximum of 31 characters After entering the title touch Enter Model number Compatible countries and regions AJ WM30MC People s Republic of China AJ WM30P United States Canada Mexico Argentina Peru Taiwan AJ WM30E EU countries EFTA countries Aus...

Page 144: ...assword of agguest Apply the set user account name and password to AG ROP in Settings on the iPad For details refer to CONNECTION in Help of the AG ROP app Icon Description of operation A a Switches between uppercase and lowercase Return Returns to the previous screen The entered characters are canceled Switches to symbols and numbers Enters a space BS Deletes a character Deletes the previous char...

Page 145: ...it to 0 0 0 0 When DHCP is set to OFF or CLIENT apply the IP Address setting to AG ROP in Settings on the iPad For details refer to CONNECTION in Help of the AG ROP app NETWORK SETUP Wireless LAN setup IP Address Enter the IP address The default setting is 192 168 0 1 Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask The default setting is 255 255 255 0 Gateway Enter the gateway The default setting is 192 168 0 2...

Page 146: ...B MODE to ON l 197 1 Select the menu 2 Touch and set the desired items as needed All default settings are indicated with underlined text Wireless LAN connection connected not connected The display will change as follows according to the radio wave intensity Weak Strong AG ROP application connection connected The display will change as follows according to the radio wave intensity Weak Strong Conne...

Page 147: ...that support this unit to the USB HOST terminal of this unit l 142 Set USB MODE SELECT to HOST l 197 Set USB MODE to ON l 197 1 Select the menu 2 Touch the wireless access point to connect to The SSIDs of wireless access points found with the search will be displayed If you touch Refresh you can search for wireless access points again 3 Touch ENTER If an encryption key password is not set the setu...

Page 148: ...o AUTO For details on how to enter characters refer to page 144 3 Touch EXIT 4 Check the network connection When the connection is complete is displayed on the screen of this unit To terminate the connection after terminating the connection on the iPad side set USB MODE to OFF Depending on your environment the communication speed may become slower or the wireless access point may not be available ...

Page 149: ...l be displayed as SSIDs of wireless access points Touch DELETE to clear the selected history data 3 Touch EXIT 4 Check the network connection When the connection is complete is displayed on the screen of this unit To terminate the connection after terminating the AG ROP application connection set USB MODE to OFF Up to 20 most recently used connections can be stored in History CONNECTION HISTORY is...

Page 150: ...S button to switch between operating the iris ring of this unit and operating it with the AG ROP application The iris ring of this unit cannot be used when you operate this unit with the AG ROP application Recording and playback operations during connection You can perform operations with either this unit or the AG ROP application while connected to the AG ROP application Limitations on this unit ...

Page 151: ... SETTING j MASTER PED j GAMMA MODE j BLACK GAMMA j KNEE MODE j KNEE MASTER POINT j KNEE MASTER SLOPE j DRS j DRS EFFECT j AUTO IRIS LEVEL j AUTO IRIS LEVEL EFFECT j NR CONTROL Default scene number settings Menu Using the Menu SCENE FILE desired setting FILE SELECT F1 F2 FLUO F3 SPARK F4 STILL F5 CINE V F6 CINE D MENU F1 Setting appropriate for standard recording F2 FLUO Setting appropriate for rec...

Page 152: ...le will be updated You can save the scene file settings to the SD card or load them from the SD card to this unit l 98 Sets the initial Synchro Scan setting Depending on the size and frame rate in REC FORMAT the setting range varies l 161 1 Touch SYNCHRO SCAN 2 Touch to adjust settings 3 Touch EXIT to complete the setting Note on the SYNCHRO SCAN setting A separate SYNCHRO SCAN setting is maintain...

Page 153: ...closely from the torso up 1 Touch SKIN TONE DTL 2 Touch ON 3 Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen If the background or anything else in the scene has colors similar to the skin color they will also be smoothed If the brightness is insufficient the effect may not be clear If you record a person in the distance the face may not be recorded clearly In this case set SKIN TONE DTL to OFF or zoom in on th...

Page 154: ... 4 Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen The default settings that are assigned to F1 in FILE SELECT are as follows j R GAIN 0 j B GAIN 0 j GAIN OFFSET OFF RB GAIN CONTROL SETTING AWB A Setting for the White Balance mode Ach AWB B Setting for the White Balance mode Bch R GAIN Adjusts the intensity of red B GAIN Adjusts the intensity of blue GAIN OFFSET Sets whether to maintain or reset the R GAIN and...

Page 155: ...that is assigned to F1 in FILE SELECT is 0 Represents the color during the recording 1 Touch MATRIX 2 Touch to select the setting item 3 Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen CHROMA LEVEL CHROMA PHASE MATRIX NORM1 Suitable for recording in the open air or under a halogen lamp NORM2 Suitable for brighter colors than the NORM1 mode FLUO Suitable for recording indoors under fluorescent lamp CINE LIKE Su...

Page 156: ...ng adjustments in the direction corresponds to making adjustments clockwise in the diagram above Conversely making adjustments in the j direction corresponds to making adjustments counterclockwise in the diagram 5 Touch RETURN Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen COLOR CORRECTION SETTING A PHASE adjustment B SAT adjustment R R Mg Mg Mg Mg B Mg B B B B B Cy B Cy Cy Cy Cy G G G G Yl G Yl Yl Yl Yl Yl R...

Page 157: ...Touch BLACK GAMMA 2 Touch to adjust settings You can select a value between s8 and r8 Making adjustments in the direction compresses dark areas while making adjustments in the direction expands them 3 Touch EXIT to complete the setting The default setting that is assigned to F1 in FILE SELECT is 0 MASTER PED GAMMA MODE HD This is the video gamma feature for HD High Definition SD This increases gai...

Page 158: ...etting that is assigned to F1 in FILE SELECT is 93 0 This sets the knee inclination when KNEE MODE is set to MANUAL 1 Touch KNEE MASTER SLOPE 2 Touch to adjust settings You can select a value between 0 and 99 3 Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen The default setting that is assigned to F1 in FILE SELECT is 85 Selects the DRS Dynamic Range Stretcher function l 89 KNEE MODE AUTO Sets the level automa...

Page 159: ...he default setting that is assigned to F1 in FILE SELECT is 0 You can control the noise reduction effect and afterimage intensity by adjusting the noise reduction setting 1 Touch NR CONTROL 2 Touch to adjust settings You can select a value between s7 and r7 Adjusting the setting in the minus s direction weakens the noise reduction effect thereby reducing afterimages Note that this also tends to in...

Page 160: ...he motion pictures to record It is not compatible with motion pictures recorded in AVCHD This item cannot be set during Freeze Frame l 89 SYSTEM MODE desired setting SYSTEM FREQ 59 94Hz System frequency for regions where the TV broadcasting system is NTSC 50 00Hz System frequency for regions where the TV broadcasting system is PAL REC MODE MOV This recording method is suitable for editing images M...

Page 161: ...o signal sending the effective scanning lines simultaneously It will be higher quality image than the interlace The higher the bit rate value is the higher the picture quality becomes except for when the recording format is This exception is due to a difference in compression method It can record with highest quality image in this unit when set to UHD 2160 59 94p 150M or UHD 2160 50 00p 150M When ...

Page 162: ...1080 23 98p 50M 23 98p FHD 1080 59 94i 50M 59 94i UHD 2160 50 00p 150M 50 00Hz UHD 3840k2160 50 00p Average 150 Mbps UHD 2160 25 00p 100M 25 00p Average 100 Mbps FHD 1080 50 00p FHD 1920k1080 50 00p Average 200 Mbps FHD 1080 50 00p 100M Average 100 Mbps FHD 1080 50 00p 50M Average 50 Mbps FHD 1080 25 00p 25 00p Average 200 Mbps FHD 1080 25 00p 50M Average 50 Mbps FHD 1080 50 00i 50M 50 00i Recordi...

Page 163: ... from a setting with a frame rate other than 24 00p to a setting with a frame rate of 24 00p About recording formats and recording functions The relationship between recording formats and recording functions of this unit are shown below Available s Not available Not available includes instances where the desired function cannot be used or selected PS 1080 50 00p 50 00Hz 1920k1080 50 00p Average 25...

Page 164: ...s FHD 1080 59 94p s s s FHD 1080 50 00p s s s FHD 1080 29 97p s s s FHD 1080 25 00p s s s FHD 1080 23 98p s s s FHD 1080 59 94p 100M s s s FHD 1080 50 00p 100M s s s FHD 1080 59 94p 50M s s s FHD 1080 50 00p 50M s s s FHD 1080 29 97p 50M s FHD 1080 25 00p 50M s FHD 1080 23 98p 50M s s FHD 1080 59 94i 50M s s s FHD 1080 50 00i 50M s s s PS 1080 59 94p s s s PS 1080 50 00p s s s PH 1080 59 94i s s s...

Page 165: ...function Normal recording Interval Rec l 182 Super Slow Recording l 103 183 VFR Mode l 100 183 Relay recording l 177 Simultaneous recording l 177 Background recording l 177 Dual codec recording l 177 PH 1080 23 98p s s s HA 1080 59 94i s s HA 1080 50 00i s s HE 1080 59 94i s s s HE 1080 50 00i s s s PM 720 59 94p s s s PM 720 50 00p s s s SA 480 59 94i s s s SA 576 50 00i s s s ASPECT CONVERT SIDE...

Page 166: ...ferent levels of luminance between the top and bottom of the image when recording is performed in an environment where another camera is firing its flash l 94 This sets the camera number for this unit 1 Touch CAMERA NUMBER SET 2 Touch to change the Camera Number Numbers between 0 and 16 can be set 3 Touch RETURN Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen This function s default setting is 0 HIGH SENS MODE...

Page 167: ... USER7 LCD EVF OUTPUT j USER8 REC CHECK j USER9 AWB Register functions to USER button icons l 82 For the functions of the USER button that can be registered refer to page 84 The default settings are as follows j USER10 IR REC j USER11 BACKLIGHT j USER12 ATW LOCK j USER13 MENU Switches the display of the set USER button icons l 83 USER SW desired setting USER1 USER2 USER3 USER4 USER5 USER6 USER7 US...

Page 168: ... However the LOW GAIN setting will be maintained Sets the gain value to be used when you switch to MID GAIN by pressing the GAIN button 1 Touch MID GAIN 2 Touch to adjust settings You can select AUTO or a value between 0 dB and 24 dB When EXTENDED SENSITIVITY is set to ON you can set a value between 3 dB and 24 dB l 165 3 Touch EXIT to exit the menu screen This function s default setting is 6 dB W...

Page 169: ... 3 dB and 1 dB is selected if you set EXTENDED SENSITIVITY to OFF and operate the GAIN button the gain value will be set to 0 dB However the HIGH GAIN setting will be maintained Sets the gain value for the USER button function SUPER GAIN l 70 This enables disables the Image Stabilizer l 50 You can set the Hybrid Optical Image Stabilizer l 50 When ON is selected the Image Stabilizer works with cust...

Page 170: ...e to use when the WHITE BAL button is pressed to switch to the PRST position BLUR AMPLITUDE 1 2 3 4 5 BLUR FREQUENCY 1 2 3 ATW SET OFF Does not assign ATW when the WHITE BAL button is pressed Ach Sets the White Balance mode to ATW when the WHITE BAL button is pressed to switch to Ach Bch Sets the White Balance mode to ATW when the WHITE BAL button is pressed to switch to Bch PRST Sets the White Ba...

Page 171: ...IST button and the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 1 is registered l 56 Sets the Focus Assist method for the USER button to which FOCUS ASSIST 2 is registered l 56 This item is not available when FOCUS ASSIST 1 is set to BOTH Set FOCUS ASSIST 1 to EXPAND or PEAKING You can set the peaking color for Focus Assist l 58 You can set the peaking strength for Focus Assist l 58 This function s default s...

Page 172: ... SPEED and AF SENSITIVITY settings l 54 You can adjust the focus speed of Auto Focus l 54 This function s default setting is 0 You can adjust the tracking sensitivity of Auto Focus l 54 This function s default setting is 5 You can adjust the effective area width for Auto Focus according to the size of the subject l 55 FOCUS RING DRIVE SPEED COARSE FINE FOCUS MACRO ON OFF AREA MODE INH FOCUS IRIS Y...

Page 173: ...to page 97 This sets the display duration of the zebra display You can switch the type of color bars to be displayed when you press the BARS button l 106 WFM ON OFF WFM TYPE WAVE VECTOR WAVE VECTOR WFM POSITION TOP LEFT TOP RIGHT BOTTOM LEFT BOTTOM RIGHT ZEBRA ZEBRA 1 ZEBRA 2 MARKER OFF ZEBRA MODE CONTINUE Displays the zebra display until it is switched to another zebra display setting MOMENT Disp...

Page 174: ...ou can zoom in while maintaining the beauty of high definition picture quality up to a magnification of 30k l 49 Set REC FORMAT to a setting with a picture size of 1920k1080 or below l 161 You can switch between operating controls such as the zoom lever and focus ring with this unit and operating them with the AG ROP application during AG ROP application connection l 150 Selecting IP REMOTE enable...

Page 175: ...bles disables AGC for Auto Iris Mode l 44 Sets the maximum possible gain value for Auto Gain Mode l 70 This enables disables Auto Shutter for Auto Mode l 44 AUTO SW desired setting A IRIS ON OFF AGC ON OFF AGC LIMIT 3 dB 6 dB 9 dB 12 dB 15 dB 18 dB 21 dB 24 dB AUTO SHUTTER ON OFF MENU HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 175 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

Page 176: ...AT This item cannot be set during Freeze Frame l 89 When the shutter speed becomes 1 30 1 25 or 1 24 the screen may be seen as if frames are missed and after images may appear This enables disables ATW for Auto Mode l 44 This enables disables Auto Focus for Auto Mode l 44 AUTO SLOW SHTR ON OFF Frame rates Shutter speed 59 94p 59 94i 29 97p 1 30 or more 50 00p 50 00i 25 00p 1 25 or more 23 98p 24 0...

Page 177: ...es of SD cards SDHC Memory Card SDXC Memory Card are used 3 This function is not available in the following cases j When REC FORMAT is set to a setting with a size of 4K 4096k2160 or UHD 3840k2160 l 161 j When the bit rate of REC FORMAT is above 50 Mbps 4 Set REC FORMAT to a setting that allows you to use dual codec recording l 181 RECORD SETUP desired setting MEDIA SELECT SD CARD 1 SD CARD 2 2 SL...

Page 178: ...sufficient remaining recordable time The maximum recording time for Relay Recording is 10 hours When the recording time of Relay Recording reaches 10 hours the recording will stop temporarily It will restart automatically a few seconds later Simultaneous recording Same motion picture can be recorded on two SD cards is displayed beside the display of the SD card selected as the recording destinatio...

Page 179: ...to which BACKGROUND is registered you can start recording only to the SD card in card slot 2 For information on how to register a function to USER buttons refer to page 82 For information on how to use the USER button to which BACKGROUND is registered refer to page 93 2 Press the recording start stop button again to stop recording Recording to the SD card in card slot 1 will stop but recording to ...

Page 180: ...g the other SD card When one of the media reaches its maximum recording time the simultaneous recording stops Background recording An alert sound is not emitted for background recording Background recording stops in the following cases j When you have turned off this unit j When the SD card being used as a background recording destination runs out of space If the SD card being used as a background...

Page 181: ... is set to FHD 50Mbps When DUAL CODEC REC is set to FHD 8Mbps This function is not available in the following cases j When REC FORMAT is set to a setting that does not support dual codec recording DUAL CODEC REC FHD 50Mbps Performs recording at a bit rate of 50Mbps Scenes can be saved in either MOV or MP4 format FHD 8Mbps Performs recording at a bit rate of 8Mbps Scenes can be saved in MOV format ...

Page 182: ...g cases j During Freeze Frame l 89 j PRE REC is used l 95 183 j During Super Slow Recording l 103 j In Variable Frame Rate Mode l 100 INTERVAL REC is canceled in the following cases j If you turn the unit off j If you press the THUMBNAIL button j When USB MODE SELECT is set to DEVICE and this unit is connected to a PC l 133 j If you set REC FORMAT unsupported for INTERVAL REC The shortest motion p...

Page 183: ...9 97p 50M 30fps j FHD 1080 23 98p 50M 24fps j FHD 1080 25 00p 50M 25fps When REC MODE and REC FORMAT are set to settings that are not available for Variable Frame Rate Mode FRAME RATE cannot be set l 100 This enables disables Super Slow Recording l 103 This allows the recording of an image and audio to start before you press the recording start stop button AVCHD scenes will be recorded from approx...

Page 184: ...ocus Transition starts l 62 You can stamp the date and time of recording on the images you record appears on the screen The display mode and format of the date and time of recording to be stamped vary depending on the settings for DATE TIME and DATE FORMAT l 193 The month of the date and time of recording is recorded in English IR REC COLOR Green White FOCUS TRANSITION SET OFF FOCUS TRANSITION TIM...

Page 185: ...e date and time of recording are displayed on the external monitor screen l 127 The date and time of recording displayed during TIME STAMP recording and the date and time displayed during the playback of the image may not exactly be the same Selects the compensation mode for the time code l 79 Set SYSTEM FREQ to 59 94Hz l 160 Sets the way the time code will move l 79 Initial value of the time code...

Page 186: ... audio recording level for audio channel 1 l 76 Switches the adjustment method of the audio recording level for audio channel 2 l 76 If you set this item to ON when ALC works for either of the audio channels it will also work for the other audio channel l 77 Set AUDIO LEVEL CH1 AUDIO LEVEL CH2 to MANUAL Set AUDIO ALC CH1 AUDIO ALC CH2 to ON l 77 AUDIO SETUP desired setting AUDIO LOW CUT CH1 ON OFF...

Page 187: ...e audio equipment connected to AUDIO INPUT1 terminal XLR 3 pin Sets the input level of the audio equipment connected to AUDIO INPUT2 terminal XLR 3 pin Sets the input level of the external microphone connected to AUDIO INPUT1 terminal XLR 3 pin Sets the input level of the external microphone connected to AUDIO INPUT2 terminal XLR 3 pin AUDIO ALC CH1 ON OFF AUDIO ALC CH2 ON OFF INPUT1 LINE LEVEL 4d...

Page 188: ...device connected to the unit When ON is selected you can control recording performed with this unit and an external device using the recording start stop button OUTPUT SETUP desired setting RESOLUTION SYSTEM 1080p 1080i DOWN CONV REMOTE REC ON OFF REMOTE REC LINK ON Controls recording performed with this unit and an external device using the recording start stop button OFF Controls recording perfo...

Page 189: ...ormation when this unit is connected to another device HDMI SDI converter etc with an HDMI cable To remotely record scenes to the external device connected to the HDMI OUT terminal using the USER button function AUTO REC select ON l 98 In Playback Mode Touch the play mode select icon and set this unit to Motion Picture Playback Mode l 113 DOWN CONV SIDE CROP LETTERBOX SQUEEZE HDMI UHD OUTPUT LIMIT...

Page 190: ... output when color bars are displayed l 106 This sets how to turn on off the LCD monitor and viewfinder l 32 AV OUT ON OFF H PHONE MODE LIVE The sound which has been input from the microphone is output as is This setting is selected when delays in the sound are annoying RECORDING The sound in the status which is to be recorded the sound synchronized with the images is output VOLUME ON OFF TEST TON...

Page 191: ...function s default setting is 80 Selects the brightness level of the right leaning zebra patterns on the screen 1 Touch ZEBRA DETECT 2 Touch SET 2 Touch to adjust settings You can select a value between 50 and 105 3 Touch EXIT to complete the setting You can display ZEBRA 2 after setting the level l 97 173 This function s default setting is 100 Displaying of the luminance level display marker can ...

Page 192: ...changed Display of the range that can be displayed with the external monitor safety zone A can be switched When REC FORMAT is set to SA 480 59 94i or SA 576 50 00i and ASPECT CONVERT is set to SIDE CROP l 161 165 The safety zone is not displayed on the images that is actually recorded Displays hides the center marker Selects the operation of the Recording Counter during recording l 81 GUIDE LINES ...

Page 193: ...n displays the horizontal vertical tilt of the unit with the electronic level l 93 FOCUS DISPLAY NUMBER A value between 0 and 99 is displayed feet All values are displayed in feet m All values are displayed in meter OFF No value is displayed ZOOM DISPLAY NUMBER A value between 0 and 99 is displayed mm All values are displayed in millimeter OFF No value is displayed VIDEO OUT OSD ON OFF DATE TIME O...

Page 194: ... hides indications on the screen except for USER BUTTON DISPLAY GUIDE LINES SAFETY ZONE CENTER MARKER DATE TIME AUDIO LEVEL METER LENS STATUS and CARD BATTERY This makes it easier to view the LCD monitor in bright places including outdoors l 35 When the AC adaptor is in use 1 is automatically selected It adjusts brightness and color density on the LCD monitor l 35 The default settings are as follo...

Page 195: ...R The recording images or playback images on the viewfinder can be selected between color black and white l 37 Setting this item to ON helps you achieve focus easier by emphasizing the outlines of an image displayed on the LCD monitor and viewfinder l 53 Adjusts the emphasis strength for EVF LCD DETAIL l 53 This function s default setting is 0 Sets the peaking frequency for EVF LCD DETAIL l 53 EVF...

Page 196: ...SD card requires some space to store information and manage system files so the actual usable space is slightly less than the indicated value The usable space is generally calculated as 1 GB 1 000 000 000 bytes The capacities of this unit PCs and software are expressed as 1 GB 1 024k1 024k1 024 1 073 741 824 bytes Therefore the indicated value of the capacity appears to be smaller You can specify ...

Page 197: ...on this unit automatically turns off This unit will not automatically turn off even if the ECONOMY AC is set to ON in following cases j PRE REC is used l 95 183 j When USB MODE SELECT is set to DEVICE and this unit is connected to a PC l 133 Set the system frequency of this unit l 160 Enable disable connections to the USB terminals of this unit l 102 The unit s USB terminal to which a USB Cable wi...

Page 198: ... Set USB MODE SELECT to DEVICE l 197 Set USB MODE to ON l 197 1 Touch SOFTWARE INFO 2 Connect this unit to a PC l 133 A message will be displayed when the connection is complete On the PC confirm LICENSE TXT When using the battery the LCD monitor turns off after about 5 seconds Touch the screen to turn the LCD monitor on You can select the language on the screen display and the menu screen INITIAL...

Page 199: ... of connections made to wireless access points are displayed You can easily connect with the same settings as used previously by selecting a connection record from History l 149 You can change the NETWORK SETUP menu back to the default condition NETWORK SETUP desired setting USER ACCOUNT SET OFF WIRELESS SETUP DIRECT SSID SELECT SSID MANUAL Wireless LAN setup IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway DHCP MA...

Page 200: ...touch the NETWORK SETUP menu If you have forgotten the password from the menu select OTHER FUNCTION INITIAL SET NETWORK This will reset the NETWORK SETUP menu to the default settings allowing you to use it again Maintenance The version of the firmware of this unit is displayed The firmware of this unit is updated This displays the operation time of this unit how many times the zoom lever has been ...

Page 201: ...f the last scene finishes when set to ON l 119 If playback of a scene was stopped halfway the playback can be resumed from where it was stopped when set to ON l 119 Scenes can be protected so that they are not deleted by mistake Even if you protect some scenes formatting the SD card will delete them l 122 Deletes a scene l 121 VIDEO SETUP desired setting REPEAT PLAY ON OFF RESUME PLAY ON OFF SCENE...

Page 202: ... the THUMBNAIL button to switch this unit to the Playback Mode This copies all scenes and still pictures recorded with this unit that have never been copied to another device to the external media device connected to this unit l 139 This allows you to select and copy the scenes still pictures You can copy between the SD cards in this unit or from either of them to the external media device l 123 1...

Page 203: ...nized motion picture R 1h20m Remaining time for motion picture recording l 43 Card slot selected for motion picture recording during normal recording l 41 43 Relay recording l 178 Simultaneous recording l 178 Background recording l 179 MAIN RELAY SIMUL BACKGR Dual codec recording l 180 181 EX SENS EXTENDED SENSITIVITY l 165 H SENS High sensitivity recording mode l 166 DRS DRS l 89 158 Area Mode l ...

Page 204: ...100 0 Synchro Scan l 73 C Time Stamp recording in progress l 184 When AUDIO ALC CH1 is enabled l 77 When AUDIO ALC CH2 is enabled l 77 When AUDIO ALC CH1 AUDIO ALC CH2 are enabled l 77 When AUDIO ALC CH1 AUDIO ALC CH2 AUDIO ALC LINK are enabled l 77 When AUDIO ALC CH1 AUDIO ALC CH2 AUDIO ALC LINK are enabled and audio cannot be recorded l 100 103 2016 NOV 15 15 30 00 Time Stamp l 184 2016 11 15 15...

Page 205: ...ducts that have different picture sizes from the sizes shown above R3000 Remaining number of still pictures l 118 Red Recording still picture l 118 Recording mode When thumbnails are displayed l 113 TC 00 00 00 00 No 0010 59 94p 150M 2016 11 15 15 30 ICONS M 8 8 M 8 3 2 1M M 0 9 10 Scene Number In 9 scene display in thumbnail mode l 113 Recording format When thumbnails are displayed l 113 161 Resu...

Page 206: ...ata Use another card CANNOT RECORD INCOMPATIBLE CONTROL DATA The content versions do not match This is displayed when the SD card contains scenes recorded with another device for example Match the device and content version REC STOPPED NOW WRITING This is displayed when the SD card is removed during recording or data cannot be written to the SD card correctly Check the SD card ERROR OCCURRED RECOR...

Page 207: ...CARD Defective management information has been found The management information will be automatically recovered after this message is displayed SUPER SLOW MODE NO AUDIO RECORDING Audio cannot be recorded if you record using Super Slow Recording To record audio disable Super Slow Recording VFR ON NO AUDIO RECORDING Audio cannot be recorded if you change the frame rate when using Variable Frame Rate...

Page 208: ...CT The content versions do not match This is displayed when you try to set protection for scenes recorded with another device for example Match the device and content version CANNOT RESET NUMBER The SD card cannot be used with this unit Insert a recordable SD card THUMBNAIL RECOVERY HAS FAILED This is displayed if the SD card is removed or writing to the SD card fails while recovery is in progress...

Page 209: ... above 2 TB Connect a supported external media CANNOT CHECK CONNECTED DEVICE DISCONNECT THE USB CABLE FROM THIS UNIT This is displayed when the device is connected to this unit with a product such as a USB hub Do not connect the devices with a product such as a USB hub Connect to this unit directly FORMATTING FAILED The external media device cannot be formatted Change the connected external media ...

Page 210: ...heir system frequency and that of AVCHD scenes on the media match SELECTED SCENES EXCEED CAPACITY The copy destination media lacks adequate space Change the copy destination media or delete unnecessary scenes Exceeds capacity Please reselect No scene to copy This is displayed when scenes specified as copy sources consist only of scenes recorded with other devices Use an SD card containing scenes r...

Page 211: ...SD card Check the SD card Cannot copy due to error on media This is displayed when an attempt to access the SD card in this unit fails Cancel card lock to write information The write protect switch of the copy destination SD card is locked Unlock the write protect switch of the SD card During wireless LAN connection Display Description Behavior and cause Connection to wireless access point failed ...

Page 212: ...epleted Low input voltage Status indicator It flashes once per second On screen display The message LOW BATTERY is displayed AG ROP application screen lights up Meaning of the warning The battery is depleted Recording playback The operation stops This unit turns off automatically Solution Charge or replace the battery Connect the AC adaptor to cancel the warning The card is full Status indicator s...

Page 213: ...n screen flashes four times per second Meaning of the warning An SD card error has occurred during recording or playback Recording playback The operation stops Solution Replace the SD card The battery will be depleted soon Status indicator s On screen display The message CHANGE THE BATTERY is displayed and flashes red AG ROP application screen flashes once per second Meaning of the warning The bat...

Page 214: ...ete unnecessary scenes or use a new SD card as needed The cooling fan has stopped Status indicator It flashes twice per second On screen display s AG ROP application screen flashes four times per second Meaning of the warning A cooling fan error has stopped the cooling fan Recording playback The operation stops and this unit turns off automatically Solution Check to see if the air inlet or outlet ...

Page 215: ...rating time is still too short even after the battery is fully charged the battery has worn out and needs to be replaced This unit cannot be operated though it is turned on This unit does not operate normally Remove the battery or AC adaptor wait about 1 minute and then reconnect the battery or AC adaptor Then about 1 minute later turn on the unit again Conducting the above operation while the SD ...

Page 216: ...Focus Mode use the Manual Focus Mode to adjust the focus l 45 52 Audio is not recorded Super Slow Recording Variable Frame Rate Mode or Interval Recording is enabled l 100 182 When Super Slow Recording or Variable Frame Rate Mode is enabled is displayed and audio is not recorded Audio is not recorded for Interval Recording Color or brightness of the image changes or you may see horizontal bars in ...

Page 217: ...d Back up important data on a PC etc With other products Problem Check points Although this unit is correctly connected to an external monitor images cannot be seen The images are squeezed horizontally Please read the operating instructions of your external monitor and select the channel that matches the input used for the connection Change the setting of the unit depending on the cable connecting...

Page 218: ...le Select another USB terminal on the PC Check the operating environment l 132 Connect the USB Cable again after restarting the PC and turning on this unit again When the USB Cable is disconnected an error message will appear on the PC To disconnect the USB Cable safely double click the icon in the task tray and follow the instructions on the screen Others Problem Check points If the SD card is in...

Page 219: ... data If recovery fails it will not be possible to play back scenes recorded before the unit turned off When data recorded on another device is recovered it may not be possible to play back the data on this unit or the other device If recovery fails turn the unit off and on again after waiting awhile If recovery fails repeatedly format a media on the unit Please be aware that if a media is formatt...

Page 220: ...mission from Microsoft Corporation Intel Pentium Celeron and Intel Core are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U S and or other countries Final Cut Pro Mac and macOS are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc Wi Fi is a registered trademark of Wi Fi All...

Page 221: ...R A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Refer to the detailed terms and conditions thereof which can be accessed by selecting SOFTWARE INFO in Other Functions as described in Using the Menu in the Operating Instructions PDF format At least three 3 years from delivery of this product Panasonic will give to any third party who contacts us at the contact information provided below for a charge no more than our cost o...

Page 222: ... function Interval Rec SuperSlow Recording VFR Mode Relay recording Simultaneous recording Background recording Dual codec recording Interval Rec l 182 s s s s s Super Slow Recording l 103 183 s s s s s VFR Mode l 100 183 s s s s s Relay recording l 177 s s s s s s Simultaneous recording l 177 s s s Background recording l 177 s s s s s s Dual codec recording l 177 s s s s s s PRE REC l 95 183 s s ...

Page 223: ...ate Mode refer to page 102 The recordable time may be reduced if recording with a lot of action is recorded or recording of short scene is repeated The recordable times depends on the recording condition or card type to be recorded For information on picture sizes frame rates and bit rates in REC FORMAT refer to page 161 The time also applies to scenes recorded with RELAY REC in 2 SLOTS FUNC l 178...

Page 224: ...m frequency setting l 160 SD card 4 GB 16 GB 64 GB PS 1080 59 94p 59 94Hz 19 min 1 h 20 min 5 h 20 min PH 1080 59 94i 21 min 1 h 30 min 6 h PH 1080 23 98p HA 1080 59 94i 30 min 2 h 8 h 30 min HE 1080 59 94i 1 h 30 min 6 h 40 min 27 h 30 min PM 720 59 94p 1 h 4 h 15 min 17 h 10 min SA 480 59 94i 1 h 4 h 16 h 30 min PS 1080 50 00p 50 00Hz 19 min 1 h 20 min 5 h 20 min PH 1080 50 00i 21 min 1 h 30 min...

Page 225: ...The number of recordable pictures depends on the recording condition or card type to be recorded The memory capacity indicated on the label of an SD card is the total of the capacity for copyright protection and management and the capacity which can be used on the unit a PC etc Others Approximate number of recordable pictures Picture size Aspect ratio SD card 4 GB 16 GB 64 GB 4096k2160 17 9 700 29...

Page 226: ...ion pixels 4K 4096k2160 24 00p 9 46 million pixels Lens Optical image stabilizer lens optical 20k motorized zoom F value focal length F2 8 to F4 5 f 8 8 mm to 176 mm 35 mm conversion FHD 1920k1080 UHD 3840k2160 25 4 mm to 508 0 mm 4K 4096k2160 24 00p 24 0 mm to 480 0 mm Filter diameter 67 mm ND filter OFF 1 4 1 16 1 64 Shortest shooting distance M O D 1 0 m from the lens IR filter incorporates the...

Page 227: ... scan shutter When SYSTEM FREQ 59 94Hz 59 94i 59 94p 1 60 0 to 1 249 7 sec 29 97p 1 30 0 to 1 249 7 sec 23 98p 1 24 0 to 1 249 6 sec 24 00p 1 24 0 to 1 249 9 sec When SYSTEM FREQ 50 00Hz 50i 50p 1 50 0 to 1 250 0 sec 25p 1 25 0 to 1 250 0 sec VFR recording frame rate When SYSTEM FREQ 59 94Hz 30p mode 2 15 26 28 30 32 34 45 60 fps 24p mode 2 12 20 22 24 26 28 36 48 60 fps When SYSTEM FREQ 50 00Hz 2...

Page 228: ... 00p 50M FHD 1080 25 00p 50M FHD 1080 50 00i 50M Average 50 Mbps VBR When REC MODE AVCHD When SYSTEM FREQ 59 94Hz PS 1080 59 94p Average 25 Mbps VBR PH 1080 59 94i Average 21 Mbps VBR PH 1080 23 98p Average 21 Mbps VBR HA 1080 59 94i Average 17 Mbps VBR HE 1080 59 94i Average 5 Mbps VBR PM 720 59 94p Average 8 Mbps VBR SA 480 59 94i When ASPECT CONVERT SIDE CROP SQUEEZE Average 9 Mbps VBR When SYS...

Page 229: ...hen DUAL CODEC REC FHD 8Mbps For main recording REC MODE MOV MP4 UHD 2160 29 97p 100M UHD 2160 25 00p 100M UHD 2160 23 98p 100M Average 100 Mbps VBR FHD 1080 59 94p FHD 1080 50 00p FHD 1080 29 97p FHD 1080 25 00p FHD 1080 23 98p Average 200 Mbps VBR FHD 1080 59 94p 100M FHD 1080 50 00p 100M Average 100 Mbps VBR For sub recording REC MODE MOV FHD 59 94p 50 00p 29 97p 25 00p 23 98p 4 Average 8 Mbps ...

Page 230: ... ZOOM S S 3 5 mm diameter mini jackk1 FOCUS IRIS USB HOST terminal Type A connector 9 pin In Recording mode USB 2 0 compatible 5 V 0 5 A In Playback mode USB 3 0 compatible 5 V 0 9 A used for external media device connection 5 bus power supported 5 External media device with a capacity of 32 GB or below or a capacity above 2 TB cannot be used USB DEVICE terminal Type Micro B connector 10 pin USB 3...

Page 231: ...to 90 RH no condensation Mass Approx 225 g Dimensions WkHkD 115 mmk37 mmk57 mm Excluding the DC cord portion Battery charger Input voltage DC 12 V 3 0 A Output voltage DC 8 4 V 4 0 A Charging current Max 4000 mA Ambient operating temperature 0 oC to 40 oC Ambient operating humidity 10 RH to 80 RH no condensation Mass Approx 230 g Dimensions WkHkD 130 mmk48 mmk107 mm AC DC Class II equipment The co...

Page 232: ...ery pack in a high humidity environment Cautionary Points Be sure to follow the cautionary points below Do not store the battery pack in a location exposed to direct sunlight Do not store in a box or drawer which could short circuit the terminals by providing a conductive path If the battery pack leaks do not allow the liquid to come into contact with your skin or eyes If contact occurs wash the a...

Page 233: ...tion Country of Origin Made in Korea assembled in China Factory DARFON ELECTRONICS SUZHOU CO LTD Importer A S Panasonic Korea Ltd A S Tel 1588 8452 Manufacturing year and month The date of manufacture is indicated on the lower portion of the QR code label on the battery First Four Digits Manufacture Year Middle Two Digits Month 01 12 Last Two Digits Day 01 31 Cautionary sentences on the battery bo...

Page 234: ...Panasonic Korea Ltd Panasonic Corporation 2016 17F Opulence B D 254 Seocho Daero Seocho Gu Seoul Korea Service inquiry 1588 8452 HC X1_GD_DVQP1183ZA_eng book 234 ページ２０１６年１１月２８日月曜日午前１１時４４分 ...

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