Panasonic VDR-M75 manuals

VDR-M75

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Camcorder

Table of contents

1. operating instructions
2. Important Information
3. Be sure to read the following before opening the CD-ROM package
4. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
5. Cautions When Using
6. Cautions When Storing
7. Read This First
8. Introduction
9. Quick Start Guide for Software
10. cautions for use
11. Table Of Contents
12. Table Of Contents
13. Table Of Contents
14. Check Provided Accessories
15. Names of Parts
16. Setting Up the Battery Pack
17. Record and Play Back Using Disc (Video and Photo)
18. Record and Play Back Using Card (Photo)
19. Discs and Cards
20. Information on DVD-R Disc
21. Handling Discs
22. Storage Capacity of Disc or Card
23. Recordable Stills (Photos) on Disc
24. Setting Up the DVD Video Camera
25. Attaching Shoulder Belt
26. Inserting Battery into Remote Controller (Not included with VDR-M53PP)
27. Viewing Subject Through Viewfinder
28. Viewing Image on LCD Monitor Screen
29. Closing LCD Monitor
30. Setting Date and Time
31. Changing Display Format of Date and Time
32. About the Battery Pack
33. Remaining Battery Level Indicator
34. Using DVD Video Camera with AC adaptor
35. Inserting and Removing Disc
36. Removing Disc
37. Inserting and Removing Card
38. Basic Operation of DVD Video Camera
39. Recording Movie
40. Recording Stills
41. Compensating for Backlight
42. On-Screen Information
43. Zooming
44. Macro Recording
45. Playing Back
46. Playback from Start of Disc or Card
47. Skip Playback of Movie
48. Jumping to Specified Point (Go To)
49. On-Screen Information Display
50. Manually Focusing Subject
51. Adjusting Exposure Manually
52. Using Auto Function
53. Built-in Flash (Only for VDR-M95PP)
54. Setting Flash
55. Recording in Dark Locations Using the Light from the LCD Monitor
56. Viewing on TV Screen
58. Playback on DVD Video Recorder/Player
59. Playback on DVD Player
60. Recording (Dubbing) Images
61. Recording (Dubbing) Images from Other Video Cameras
62. Recording (Dubbing) Images on Other Video Devices
63. Understanding Flow of Menus
64. date setup
65. Setting Up Camera Functions
66. Adjusting Color (White Balance)
67. Using the Electronic Image Stabilizer (EIS)
68. Setting Up Record Functions
69. Switching Quality of Still Image (Quality)
70. Setting to Wide TV Screen Mode (Wide) (Only for VDR-M75PP / VDR-M95PP)
71. Receiving Image from Another Device (Input Source)
72. Self Timer
73. Setting OSD Output On or Off (On-Screen Display)
74. LCD/EVF Setup
75. Setting Color Density (Color Level)
76. Initial Settings
77. Turning Record LED On or Off (Record LED)
78. Resetting Menu Settings to Defaults (Reset)
79. Using Disc Navigation
80. Playing Back from Disc Navigation Screen
81. Selecting Multiple Scenes
82. Disc Navigation Menu
83. Understanding Flow of Disc Navigation Menu
84. Scene
85. Changing Images for Thumbnails (Effect Thumbnail)
86. Playing Back by Skipping Scenes (Effect - Skip
87. Directing Scenes Effectively (Effect - Fade)
88. Combining Multiple Scenes (Edit - Combine)
89. Dividing Movies (Edit - Divide)
90. Locking Scenes on Card (Lock)
91. display screen
92. Program
93. Playing Back Program (Play)
94. Play List
95. Switching to Display of Each Play List (Switch
96. Adding Scenes to Play List (Editing Play List)
97. Arranging Order of Scenes (Move)
98. Changing Title of Play List (Title)
99. Top (End)
100. Disc or Card Management
101. Initializing DVD-RAM Disc or Card (Format Disc Format Card)
102. Finalizing DVD-R Disc (Finalize Disc)
103. Other Functions (Others)
104. Slide Show (Continuous Playback of Stills)
105. Compatible PC for use with DVD Video Camera
106. Contents on Provided CD-ROM
107. computer (only when it is connected for the first time)
108. Installing DVD-RAM Driver
109. Installing DVD-MovieAlbumSE
110. Installing DVDfunSTUDIO
111. If you insert an unformatted DVD-R disc in the DVD Video Camera
112. Creating DVD Video on PC from DVD-RAM Disc Recorded on DVD Video Camera
113. Uninstalling Software
114. Introduction to Optional Accessories
115. Cleaning
116. Terminology
117. Before Requesting Service
118. Error Messages
119. Troubleshooting
120. during recording
121. System Reset
122. Major Specifications
123. request for service notice
124. limited warranty
125. Customer Services Directory
126. Warranty (For Canadian Customers)