Panasonic HC-V380 Advanced Operating Manual - Page 235

≥ The following functions will be set to [OFF]: j Level Shot Function j Optical Image Stabilizer j [SHOOTING GUIDE] ≥ If you experience fatigue, a feeling of discomfort or other symptoms when playing back a scene recorded with the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle, stop the playback. (About [Party Scene]/[Moving Object]) ≥ Still pictures cannot be recorded during Motion picture recording. ≥ Depending on recording conditions, the color tone of the image being recorded may change or subjects may not be recorded automatically in cases such as the following: j The subject is too large or too small j The background and the subject are similar in color j The recording location is dark j Bright light is detected (sky, TV, lamp, etc.) j The subject is moving too fast, or not moving j The area being recorded is close to a window ≥ Depending on recording conditions, scenes may not be recorded as intended. In such cases, we recommend setting the mode to [Manual]. (About [Moving Object]) ≥ When recording starts, a moving subject will be detected. Before recording, point the camera at the subject. ≥ This unit cannot track more than one subject simultaneously. ≥ Certain types of subjects, such as a fast moving subject, may not be tracked. (About [Preset Positions]) ≥ Some screen indications are not displayed while the position buttons are displayed or the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle is in operation. Remote Pan Tilt Cradle settings When the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle is connected to this unit, the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle setup menu can be set. ≥ Connecting the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle to this unit (l 230) 1 Touch [SETUP] in the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle Mode screen. 2 Touch desired menu item. [Panning Angle] [±180°]/[±90°]/[±45°]/[Stationary] Set the left/right pan range of the Remote Pan Tilt Cradle for [Party Scene]/[Moving Object]. [±180°]: [±90°]: [±45°]: [Stationary]: Pans to the left/right up to approx. 180 o. Pans to the left/right up to approx. 90 o. Pans to the left/right up to approx. 45 o. Panning to the left/right is off. - 235 -