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Panasonic AG-HMC150 Руководство пользователя

4. You switch to the normal (OFF) shutter speed or

to slow shutter.

5. You switch between the progressive and normal

(60i) modes.

You can do both black balance and white balance at

the same time by holding the AWB button down for

a couple of seconds. When the black balance setting

is being adjusted you'll see ABB ACTIVE on the

view nder, followed by ABB END when the process

is complete.

Auto tracking white balance (ATW)

Using the ATW function enables the camera to

automatically determine the white balance setting for

the current shooting conditions. is is not the best

way to assure the best color reproduction, but in fast

changing lighting conditions, you might not have a

choice. You can allocate the ATW mode to one of the

positions on the WHITE BAL switch (A, B, or

PRST). You can accomplish this by going to the SW

MODE setup menus and set the ATW feature. e

ATW feature is set to work in the auto mode when

the camera is new (factory preset) but it's probably

been changed. e white balance sensor is located on

the front of the camera's built-in microphone

housing. If lighting falls on this sensor, or you block

the sensor, ATW will not work properly.

Menu Functions

e only reason to go into the menu is for changes in

the functionality of the camera. ere is no need to

use the menu for basic shooting if you are happy with

the camera defaults or how it was set up before you

started using it. However, if someone was in the

menus messing around, they might have set things

you don't want.. If the camera is ever functioning in a

manner inconsistent with this handout, it's possible

that there's a menu setting that has been changed.

Consult the user's manual for speci c details on

adjusting the various menu settings.

Menu Options

Camera Mode

1. Scene File (changes look-related settings for each of

the scene le dial settings)

2. SW Mode (adjust functionality of various camera

features including gain, iris, handle zoom, etc.)

3. Auto SW (adjust functionality of automatic mode)

4. Record Setup (adjusts recording settings, e.g. video

and audio modes)

5. TC/UB Setup (adjusts things related to time code

and user bits)

Playback mode

1. Play Setup

2. umbnail Setup

3. Operation

4. SW Mode

5. AV Out Setup

Scene File Settings

is dial has setting designed for various shooting

conditions. When shooting the needed le can be

quickly loaded using this dial.

Scene File Dial Settings

F1. Scene: Standard Settings (start with this one)

F2. Scene Flou: Indoor shooting under uorescents

F3. Scene Spark: Increases color, detail, and contrast

F4. Scene B-STR: Enhanced gradation in dark areas,

good when shooting things like sunsets.

F5. Scene Cine-V: Provides a lm-like gamma where

the contrast is emphasized. (Note: the actual

recording format remains unchanged, it must be set

using the REC FORMAT item on the

RECORDING SETUP screen (see Page 91 of the

camera manual).

F6. Scene Cine-D: Provides a lm-like gamma where

the dynamic range is emphasized. (Note: the actual

recording format remains unchanged, it must be set

using the REC FORMAT item on the

RECORDING SETUP screen (see Page 91 of the

camera manual).

e scene le settings can be reprogrammed:

To save a scene le to re ect your own settings, select

the one you want to save with the scene dial. en

make your changes to the scene settings. en in the

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