GR-DVL9600 GR-DVL9500 - JVC

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Recording Start/Stop Button
HIGH SPEED Button
Display
(LCD monitor or viewfinder)
PAUSE
PAUSE
HIGH SPEED
HIGH SPEED
REC
444
Power lamp
PLAYOFF
5S
Lock Button
Power Switch
Normal Record-
Standby
High Speed
Recording Standby
High Speed
Recording
Playback of image
recorded in High
Speed Recording
mode on this
camcorder's display
When connected to
a monitor or played
back on a video
unit other than
GR-DVL9600/
DVL9500
RECORDING Advanced Features (cont.)
High Speed Recording
Records 100 frames per second. The images recorded in
High Speed Recording mode can be played back with
high density in slow-motion. This feature is an effective
way to capture fast-moving action. Also refer to
“Progressive Slow-Motion Playback” on pg. 45.
1
SELECT OPERATION MODE
Set the Power Switch to “ ” while pressing down
the Lock Button, and pull out the viewfinder fully or
open the LCD monitor fully.
2
ENGAGE HIGH SPEED RECORDING
STANDBY
Press HIGH SPEED while in the Record-Standby mode.
•“HIGH SPEED” is displayed.
3
START RECORDING
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
•The tally lamp lights.
•Snapshot recording ( pg. 24) is disabled during
High Speed Recording.
4
END RECORDING
Press the Recording Start/Stop Button.
•Record-Standby mode is engaged.
•To release the High Speed Recording mode, press
HIGH SPEED.
NOTES:
● During High Speed Recording, the image appears in the
upper half of the camcorder's display as shown in the
illustration. While the camcorder is connected to a monitor
(using S-Video output, AV OUT, DV OUT), the screen is
divided into 2 and the image is displayed both in the upper
and lower halves of the monitor as shown in the illustration.
● If shooting is attempted under a fluorescent lamp, the screen
may jitter.
● It is possible to copy scenes recorded in High Speed
Recording mode from this camcorder only to another
GR-DVL9600.
● During High Speed Recording, the following functions are
disabled: Fade/Wipe effect other than “WHITE”, “BLACK”
and “B.W” ( pg. 33), Programme AE with special effects
other than “TWILIGHT”, “SEPIA”, “MONOTONE” and
“SHUTTER” ( pg. 35), “DIS” ( pg. 29), Snapshot
( pg. 24) and Digital Zoom ( pg. 29).
● If zooming is attempted during High Speed Recording, the
image may become slightly blurred.
● The playback area for images recorded in High Speed
Recording mode is half the height of the screen. If images
recorded in High Speed Recording mode are played back
on a video unit other than GR-DVL9600/DVL9500, the
screen will appear divided into 2, and the images will be
displayed both in the upper and lower halves of the screen.
● When editing with JLIP Video Producer (provided software),
Playback Special Effects and Fade/Wipe effects do not
function properly in images recorded in High Speed
Recording mode.