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Selecting the Frame Rate
You can select from the following frame rates depending on the recording mode:
60i, 30F, 24F (2:3 pulldown-converted)
60i, 30F, 24F (2:3 pulldown-converted or 2:3:3:2 pulldown-converted)
60i Mode
Records in 60 fps interlaced mode, the same as standard-definition TV signals.
30F Mode
Records in 30 fps progressive mode and outputs
signals converted into 60 fps interlaced. Video output
from the HDV/DV terminal will be in 30p.
24F Mode
Records in 24 fps progressive mode like movie cameras,
creating a true cinematic feel to the picture.
The video signal will be output from the HDV/DV
terminal in 24 fps progressive mode. The signal output
from the HD/SD SDI terminal ( only) and the
COMPONENT OUT terminal will be down-converted to
60i using the 2:3 pulldown method.
24F (2:3) Mode
Signals are down-converted to 60i using the 2:3
pulldown method. This 24F mode is suited for
playback on a TV screen but may require the
extension/compression of some frames while editing.
24F (2:3:3:2) Mode
Signals are down-converted to 60i using the 2:3:3:2
pulldown method. This 24F mode is ideal for extracting
true 24 frames per second in order to transfer to film
simply by discarding the 3:3 adjacent frames (bc and
fg in the figure).
HD
SD
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- Instruction Manual 1
- Manuel d’instruction 1
- Manual de Instrucciones 1
- Important Usage Instructions 2
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- About this Manual 5
- HDV or DV, respectively 6
- Contents 7
- Using a Memory Card 8
- Components Guide 10
- Introduction 11
- Right side view 11
- About the Terminal 12
- Front view 12
- Backview 12
- Top view 13
- WL-D5000 Wireless Controller 14
- Preparing the Power Supply 15
- Preparing the Camcorder 18
- Using the LCD Display 19
- Adjusting the LCD Panel 19
- Fastening the Grip Belt 20
- Attaching the Shoulder Strap 20
- Attaching the Lens Hood 21
- Using the Wireless Controller 22
- Loading/Removing a Cassette 23
- Inserting the Card 24
- Removing the Card 24
- Selecting Menus and Settings 25
- Setting the Date and Time 26
- Low-angle Recording 28
- Power Saving Mechanisms 28
- Displaying the Markers 30
- Reviewing the Recording 30
- Press the END SEARCH button 32
- Zoom Preset 34
- Adjusting the Focus 35
- Manual focus 36
- Focus Preset 37
- CAMERA SETUP F SPEED PSET 38
- Using the ND Filter 39
- Selecting the Frame Rate 40
- Setting the Time Code 42
- Connection Diagram 44
- Setting the User Bit 46
- Audio Recording 47
- Using an External Microphone 48
- Automatic Audio Adjustments 49
- Manual Audio Adjustments 49
- Embedded Audio 50
- Image Stabilizer 51
- Using the Programmed AE Modes 52
- Aperture-Priority ( 56) 53
- Manual ( 57) 53
- Spotlight 53
- Available during clear scan 54
- 1. Set the dial to Tv 55
- 1. Set the dial to Av 56
- Recording in the Manual Mode 57
- Adjusting the Exposure 58
- Using AE Shift 59
- Adjusting the Gain 60
- Selecting the Gain Level 61
- Setting the White Balance 62
- Using the Zebra Pattern 64
- Using the Color Correction 65
- Determining the Skin Area 67
- Using the Sky Detail 68
- Using the Clear Scan Function 69
- Using the Custom Keys 70
- * Default value in mode 71
- SYSTEM SETUP/ DV CONTROL 74
- Changing the Display Language 75
- Changing the Date Format 75
- Using the Custom Preset 76
- You can select from 77
- SELECT CP 79
- Renaming a Custom Preset File 80
- CUSTOM PRESET ON/OFF button 81
- CUSTOM PRESET SELECT button 81
- Customization 85
- Custom Function Items List 86
- DISPLAY SETUP/ TV SCREEN 90
- CUSTOMIZE CUSTOM DISPLAY 90
- Custom Display Items List 91
- Playing Back a Tape 95
- Connecting to a Monitor/TV 97
- (supplied) 98
- Audio Output 100
- REW button 101
- ZERO SET MEMORY 101
- STOP button 101
- Index Search 102
- Date Search 103
- Displaying the Data Code 104
- (Analog Line-In, HDV/DV In) 106
- Copyright Signal 107
- SIGNAL SETUP AV DV 108
- •••••••• 108
- IEEE1394 terminal 109
- CV-150F/CV-250F 109
- DV Cable (optional) 109
- Changing the Still Image Size 110
- File Numbers 111
- PHOTO button 112
- CARD access indicator 112
- Selecting the Drive Mode 115
- Auto Exposure Bracketing 116
- Selecting the Metering Method 117
- Using an Optional Flash 118
- CAMERA SETUP REVIEW 119
- Slideshow 120
- Index Screen 121
- Image Jump Function 121
- Displaying the Recording Data 121
- Erasing Images 122
- Protecting Images 123
- Initializing a Memory Card 124
- Print Order Settings 125
- / Modes 126
- CAMERA MENU 127
- CAMERA MENU (cont.) 128
- or LW 1920x1080, SW 848x480 128
- L 1440x1080, S 640x480 128
- VCR/PLAY MENU 132
- VCR/PLAY MENU (cont.) 133
- CARD CAMERA MENU 135
- CARD CAMERA MENU (cont.) 136
- CARD VCR/PLAY MENU 140
- CARD VCR/PLAY MENU (cont.) 141
- Screen Displays 142
- Additional Information 143
- Side panel 144
- List of Messages 145
- Maintenance/Others 146
- Viewfinder 147
- Video Heads 147
- Condensation 148
- Cassette Handling Precautions 150
- Memory Card 150
- Using the Camcorder Abroad 151
- Troubleshooting 152
- Recording 153
- Playback 153
- Memory Card Operations 153
- About the LCD screen 153
- Optional Accessories 155
- Battery Pack Charging Time 156
- BP-950G 280 min 156
- BP-970G 380 min 156
- Specifications 158
- CA-920 Compact Power Adapter 159
- BP-950G Battery Pack 159
- Custom Keys 162
- UNITED STATES 163
- CANON INC 164
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