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Video Configuration: Type of Recording, Bit Rate, Resolution and Frame Rate
Video Configuration: Type of Recording, Bit Rate, Resolution and
Frame Rate
Before you record, select the bit rate, resolution (frame size) and frame rate that best match your creative needs.
The options available will depend on the type of recordings you select: NTSC-compatible, PAL-compatible or
true 24.00P recordings. A single CF card can contain only one type of recordings.
Selecting the Type of Recording
For true 24.00P recordings
1 Open the [24.00P] submenu.
[w Other Functions] > [24.00P]
2 Select [On] and then press SET.
• The camcorder will reset and restart in 24.00P mode.
For recordings compatible with analog NTSC/PAL broadcast
standards
1 Open the [NTSC/PAL] submenu.
[w Other Functions] > [NTSC/PAL]
2 Select [NTSC] or [PAL] and then press SET.
• The camcorder will reset and restart in the selected mode.
Selecting the Bit Rate and Resolution
1 Open the [Bit Rate/Resolution] submenu to set the bit rate and
resolution.
[w Other Functions] > [Bit Rate/Resolution]
2 Select the desired option and then press SET.
• The selected bit rate and resolution will appear on the upper right of
the screen.
Selecting the Frame Rate
This procedure is not necessary for true 24.00P recordings.
1 Open the [Frame Rate] submenu to set the frame rate.
[w Other Functions] > [Frame Rate]
2 Select the desired option and then press SET.
• The selected frame rate will appear on the upper right of the screen.
NOTES
• A single CF card cannot be used to record different types of recordings (NTSC/PAL/24.00P).
• For details on the signal output from each terminal, refer to
Video Output Configuration
(A 139).
Operating modes:
[w Other Functions]
[24.00P]
[Off]
* Depending on the country/region
of purchase.
[w Other Functions]
[NTSC/PAL]
[NTSC] or [PAL]*
[w Other Functions]
[Bit Rate/Resolution]
[50 Mbps 1920x1080]
* Depending on the country/region
of purchase.
[w Other Functions]
[Frame Rate]
[59.94i] or [50.00i]*
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- HD Camcorder 1
- Important Usage Instructions 2
- RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK 3
- DO NOT OPEN 3
- Important Safety Instructions 4
- HD Recording 5
- Operability and Adaptability 5
- Versatile Artistic Expression 5
- Flexibility 6
- Other Functions 6
- Table of Contents 7
- 4. Customization 111 8
- 5. Playback 125 8
- 6. External Connections 139 9
- 7. Photos 151 9
- 8. Additional Information 159 9
- Introduction 11
- Tur ning the Cam corder On 12
- Using the Menus 12
- Menu Options 12
- Supplied Accessories 13
- Names of Parts 14
- Monitor Unit 19
- Operation panel 20
- Grip Unit 21
- Handle Unit 21
- Preparations 23
- Preparing the Power Supply 24
- CHECK button 24
- Battery charge indicator 24
- Setting the Date and Time 27
- Changing the Time Zone 27
- Changing the Language 28
- Preparing the Camcorder 32
- PL lens index pin 36
- Using the Viewfinder 37
- Using the LCD Panel 38
- Using a Tripod 40
- Attaching the Handle Unit 41
- Attaching a Shoulder Strap 41
- Preparing Recording Media 43
- Removing a CF card 44
- To initialize a CF card 45
- To initialize an SD card 45
- Adjusting the Black Balance 48
- Web site 49
- Recording 51
- Recording Video 52
- Using Metadata 53
- Recording operation 54
- Time code 54
- 1 Remaining battery time 56
- 14 Recording operation 56
- Rear Panel Displays 57
- View Assist.] 58
- Frame Rate 59
- Using the Direct Setting Mode 61
- Shutter Speed 62
- Flicker Reduction 64
- ISO Speed/Gain 65
- Using the Control Dial 66
- ND Filter 68
- # Adjusting the Aperture 69
- 2 Press [PUSH AUTO IRIS] 71
- Automatic Aperture 72
- Light Metering Mode 73
- White Balance 74
- 4Press [Å] 76
- Adjusting the Focus 77
- # One-Shot AF 79
- # Continuous AF 80
- Displaying Onscreen Markers 82
- Displaying Zebra Patterns 83
- Setting the Time Code 84
- 1 Open the [DF/NDF] submenu 85
- Setting the User Bit 87
- Connecting an External Device 88
- Time Code Signal Input 89
- Reference Video Signal Output 90
- Time Code Signal Output 90
- Recording Audio 91
- Audio Input] 92
- XLR Rec Channel] 92
- Available Sensitivity Levels 94
- Selecting the Audio Channel 95
- 2 Press [ Activate] 97
- Recording Color Bars 98
- Video Scopes 99
- Configuring the Vectorscope 100
- Configuring the Edge Monitor 100
- Adding Marks while Recording 101
- [% MARK] to set a % mark 102
- [Setting] 103
- Reviewing a Recording 105
- Special Recording Modes 106
- Frame Recording Mode 107
- Slow & Fast Motion Mode 108
- Special Rec] 109
- Pre-recording Mode 110
- Customization 111
- Using an Assignable Button 112
- Custom Picture Settings 114
- Renaming Custom Picture Files 115
- [Black Gamma] 118
- [Low Key Satur.] 119
- [Sharpness] 119
- [Noise Reduction] 120
- [Skin Detail] 120
- [Selective NR] 120
- [Color Matrix] 121
- [White Balance] 121
- [Color Correction] 121
- [Other Functions] 122
- Customizing Functions 123
- Customizing Onscreen Displays 123
- Playback 125
- Press the SLOT SELECT button 126
- Playing Back Clips 127
- Onscreen Displays 128
- Playback Controls 129
- Adjusting the Volume 129
- Clip Operations 130
- Using the Clip Menu 131
- Displaying Clip Information 131
- Adding $ Marks or % Marks 132
- Deleting $ Marks or % Marks 132
- Copying Clips 133
- Deleting Clips 134
- Adding Shot Marks 136
- Deleting Shot Marks 137
- Changing a Clip’s Thumbnail 137
- External Connections 139
- Connection Diagram 140
- Using the HD/SD SDI Terminal 141
- Using the HDMI OUT Terminal 141
- Using the SYNC OUT Terminal 141
- SD Output 142
- External Monitor 142
- Saving Clips to a Computer 143
- Taking Photos 151
- Photo Playback 153
- Photo Operations 154
- Protecting Photos 155
- Copying Custom Picture Files 156
- Photo Numbering 157
- Additional Information 159
- [¡ Audio Setup] menu 160
- [¢ Video Setup] menu 160
- [£ LCD/VF Setup] menu 161
- Displaying the Status Screens 169
- [Audio] Status Screen 171
- [Media] Status Screen 171
- [Video] Status Screen 172
- [Metadata 1/2] Status Screen 172
- [/ Data 1/3] Status Screen 173
- Troubleshooting 176
- Picture and Sound 178
- List of Messages 179
- > [Photo Numbering] to 181
- Handling Precautions 182
- Recording Media 184
- Maintenance/Others 185
- Condensation 186
- Using the Camcorder Abroad 186
- Optional Accessories 187
- Charging Times 188
- Recording and Playback Times 188
- Specifications 192
- Modular Units 194
- CA-940N Compact Power Adapter 195
- CG-940 Battery Charger 195
- BP-955 Battery Pack 195
- *# only **$ only 198
- &N Z 200
- PURCHASED IN CANADA 201
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