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JVC GY-HM100U - Camcorder - 1080p Manual

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Menu Screens Menu Screens of the Video Shooting Mode (continued) TC/UB Item Description Items that are shaded ( ) are common to all modes. Settings with the R mark are default values. AUDIO REF. LEVEL For setting the reference audio recording level. R -20dB -12dB MIC LEVEL SETTING For setting the input level of the microphone connected to the MIC terminal. -2,-1,R0,+1,+2 INTERNAL MIC LEVEL For setting the input level of the built-in microphone. -2,-1,R0,+1,+2 AUDIO MONITOR For setting the audio sound of the headphone. R MIX : Outputs mixed sound. STEREO : Outputs stereo sound. For setting the time code or user's bit. TC PRESET A separate screen is displayed. (A Page 42) Use this item to preset the time code. DROP FRAME For setting the time code generator framing mode to drop-frame or non-drop-frame. R DROP : Internal time code generator works in drop-frame mode. Use this setting when you want to place emphasis on the recording time. NON DROP : Internal time code generator works in non-drop-frame mode. Use this setting when you want to place emphasis on the number of frames. Memo : ● This item can be specified only when [SYSTEM SELECT] is set to [1080-60/30] or [720-60/30]. It is fixed at [NON DROP] when set to [720-24]. TC GENE. UB PRESET TC DISPLAY For setting the time code generator to the preset mode or regeneration mode. The run mode during the preset mode can also be selected. FREE : Enables the preset mode in the free-run mode. The time code operates in the run mode at all times when preset to this position. R REC : Enables the preset mode in the rec-run mode. The time code operates in the run mode only during recording. REGEN : Enables the regeneration mode. The time code on the SD card is read, and time code is recorded in continuation of this value. A separate screen is displayed. (A Page 42) Use this item to preset the user's bit. For selecting whether to display the time code or user's bit on the screen. OFF : Both the time code and user's bit are not displayed. R TC : Displays the time code. UB : Displays the user's bit. 64

Section	Page
Getting Started	2
Safety Precautions	2
Main Features	4
Accessories	7
Attaching the Audio Unit	7
SD Cards	7
Precautions for Proper Use	8
Names of Parts and Functions	10
Names of Remote Control Parts and Functions	14
Indications on the LCD Screen and in the Viewfinder	15
Displaying the Status Screen	15
Items Displayed During Video and Still Picture Shooting	16
Items Displayed During Video Shooting Only	16
Items Displayed During Still Picture Shooting Only	17
Items Displayed During Video Playback	17
Items Displayed During Still Picture Playback	17
Preparations	18
Settings and Adjustments Before Use	18
Adjusting the Grip Belt	18
Setting up the Remote Control	18
Attaching an External Microphone	18
Attaching the Tripod	18
Removing the Hood	19
Charging the Battery	19
Checking the Remaining Battery Power	20
Turning On the Power	20
Lens Cover	20
Setting the Date	21
Setting the Language	21
Assigning Functions to the USER Buttons	21
Viewing the Viewfinder/LCD Screen	22
Inserting an SD Card	23
Formatting the SD Card	24
Resetting the File Number	24
Shooting	25
Selecting a Shooting Mode	25
Selecting the Video/Still Picture Shooting Mode	25
Selecting the Full Auto/Manual Shooting Mode	25
Selecting a Focusing Mode	26
Using the Camcorder in the Video Shooting Mode	26
Setting the Video Format	26
Displaying the Remaining Space on the SD Card	27
Shooting Videos	27
Capturing Still Pictures in the Video Shooting Mode	28
Recording Multiple Clips as a Continuous File	28
Using the Camcorder in the Still Picture Shooting Mode	29
Setting the Picture Quality, Recording Size, and Sensitivity	29
Capturing Still Pictures	29
Zoom Operation	30
Adjusting the Focus Manually	31
Using the Focus Assist Function	31
Shooting Different Scenes and Conditions (Program AE)	32
Enabling Lolux Mode with the USER Button	32
Using the Built-in ND Filter	32
Adjusting the Exposure Manually	33
Using the Tele Macro Feature	33
Displaying the Zebra Pattern	34
Displaying the Zebra Pattern	34
Specifying the Luminance Level Range for Displaying Zebra Pattern	34
Adjusting the White Balance	35
Adjusting Automatic White Balance	35
Using the Full Auto White Balance (FAW) Function	36
Adjusting White Paint	36
Adjusting Manual Gain	37
Adjusting the Shutter Speed	37
Adjusting the Aperture	37
Setting the Photometry Area	38
Displaying the Color Bar	39
Adjusting the Camera Image	39
Audio Recording	40
Setting the Reference Audio Recording Level	40
Using the Built-in Microphone	40
Using an External Microphone Connected to the MIC Terminal	40
Using an External Microphone Connected to the INPUT1/INPUT2 Terminal	40
Reducing Wind Noise	40
Monitoring Audio Sound Using a Headphone	41
Time Code Recording Setting	41
Displaying the Time Code/User’s Bit	41
Recording the Time Code	41
Presetting the Time Code/User’s Bit	42
Playback	43
Selecting the Video/Still Picture Playback Mode	43
Playing Videos on the SD Card	43
Playing Back Videos from the Playback Index Screen	43
Selecting a File on the Date Search Screen	45
Viewing Video File Information	46
Capturing a Still Picture in the Still Mode	46
Enlarging a Still Image	47
Adjusting the Volume of the Built-In Speaker or Headphone	47
Playing Still Pictures on the SD Card	48
Viewing Still Pictures in a Slideshow	48
Returning to the Still Picture Index Screen	48
Selecting a File on the Date Search Screen	48
Viewing Still Picture File Information	49
Enlarging a Still Picture	49
Viewing Videos on a Monitor	49
Editing Files	50
Enabling/Disabling File Protection	50
Specifying Files Individually	50
Specifying Selected Files	50
Appending To or Deleting From All Files	51
Deleting Files	51
Deleting Files Individually	51
Deleting Selected Files	51
Deleting All Files	52
Copying/Moving Files	52
Copying Files	52
Moving Files	53
Other Features	54
Connecting to a Computer	54
Saving/Loading Settings	54
Saving Settings to an SD Card	54
Loading Settings from an SD Card	55
Operation Sound and Tally Settings	56
Displaying the Hour Meter	56
Restoring the Default Settings	56
Menu Screens	57
Setting Menu Screens	57
List of Valid Menu Items for Each Operation Mode	58
Menu Screens of the Video Shooting Mode	59
Menu Screens of the Still Picture Shooting Mode	67
Menu Screens of Video/ Still Picture Playback Modes	69
Others	70
Troubleshooting	70
Warning Displays	72
Estimated Recordable Time/Number	73
Estimated Video Recording Time	73
Estimated Number of Still Picture Shots	73
Specifications	74

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Menu Screen

of the Video

Shooting Mode (continued)

Item

Description

Items that are shaded (

) are common to all modes.

ettings with the

mark are default values.

AUDIO REF. LEVEL

For setting the reference audio recording level.

-20dB

-12dB

MIC LEVEL

ETTING

For setting the input level of the microphone connected to the MIC terminal.

-2,-1,

0,+1,+2

INTERNAL MIC LEVEL

For setting the input level of the

uilt-in microphone.

-2,-1,

0,+1,+2

AUDIO MONITOR

For setting the audio sound of the headphone.

MIX

: Outputs mixed sound.

TEREO

: Outputs stereo sound.

TC/UB

For setting the time code or user

’

it.

TC PRE

A separate screen is displayed. (

Page 42)

Use this item to preset the time code.

DROP FRAME

For setting the time code generator framing mode to drop-frame or non-drop-frame.

DROP

: Internal time code generator works in drop-frame mode. Use this setting when

you want to place emphasis on the recording time.

NON DROP

: Internal time code generator works in non-drop-frame mode. Use this setting

when you want to place emphasis on the num

er of frames.

Memo :

●

This item can

e specified only when [

TEM

ELECT] is set to [1080-60/

0] or [720-60/

0]. It

is fixed at [NON DROP] when set to [720-24].

TC GENE.

For setting the time code generator to the preset mode or regeneration mode.

The run mode during the preset mode can also

e selected.

FREE

: Ena

les the preset mode in the free-run mode. The time code operates in the run

mode at all times when preset to this position.

REC

: Ena

les the preset mode in the rec-run mode. The time code operates in the run

mode only during recording.

REGEN

: Ena

les the regeneration mode. The time code on the

D card is read, and time

code is recorded in continuation of this value.

UB PRE

A separate screen is displayed. (

Page 42)

Use this item to preset the user

’

it.

TC DI

PLAY

For selecting whether to display the time code or user

’

it on the screen.

OFF

: Both the time code and user

’

it are not displayed.

: Displays the time code.

: Displays the user

’

it.