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    Recording1Before recordingRecord motion and still pictures onto the SD card.
    Recorded motion and still pictures are referred to as “scenes” wit\
    h this unit.
    Hold the unit firmly 
    with both hands
    Be careful not to block 
    microphone or sensor Using the “sub record” 
    button can be helpful 
    when recording at 
    waist height
    Stand with legs slightly 
    apart for stabilityStand with back 
    to sun to avoid 
    subject being in 
    shadow
    Do not perform any of the following operations while the SD card 
    is being accessed (card access lamp illuminated). Performing 
    these actions may damage the card and its data.
    • Switching off power
    • Removing battery or AC adaptor
    •  Opening card/battery door and removing 
    SD card
    •  Rotating the mode dial
    •  Shaking or impacting the unit
    •  Disconnecting the USB cable
    Card access lamp
    Card/battery door
    Keep elbows close to 
    body
    Microphone
    Note
    Basic stanceRecording can be done in two ways: “Automatic Recording” 
    or “Manual Recording”.
    Automatic Recording (motion/still pictures)
    (This is the default setting at the time of purchase)
    To have coloring, focus, and brightness settings made 
    automatically
    ● See
    P
    
    .32-35
    Manual Recording (motion/still pictures)
    (Manually adjust settings such as focus, white balance, shutter speed, \
    iris/gain, etc.)
    To record with your own settings
    When automatic recording is unsatisfactory
    To use settings for particular scenes (Scene Mode)
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    ● See
    P
    
    .50-55
    For SD cards applicable with this unit (P.18)
    ●
    Before recording, open the lens cover
    
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    Recording2
      Automatic Recording 
    (motion pictures)Record motion picture with settings such as focus and coloring made 
    automatically.
    For maximum recording times with battery, see (P.22)
    1Set to [].
    2Press  and set to [AUTO].
    Press  to switch modes 
    between [iA] and [AUTO].
    3Start recording.
    Auto Mode icon Time elapsed
    Time remaining 
    (flashes red when 
    under 1 minute)
    Recording in progress (red)
    Recording continues even if the 
    LCD monitor is closed.
    4Stop recording.Paused (green)
    The unit is still recording if [] is 
    red. Do not move the unit.
    When the unit is running on battery power, power is automatically shut OFF 
    to conserve battery life if no operations are performed for about 5 minu\
    tes. To 
    reuse the unit, set the mode dial to [OFF] and then reselect a mode.
    To prevent power from shutting OFF automatically: P.92 [ECONOMY]
    The interval between starting and stopping recording is recorded as one \
    single 
    scene. The counter is reset to “0h00m00s” after each scene.
    At the time when the unit is purchased, the audio recording mode is set \
    to [DOLBY]. For 
    playback in a device which does not support Dolby Digital, set [AUDIO RE\
    C] to [MPEG]. (P.92)
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     To change aspect ratio to 4:3
      →[BASIC]→[ASPECT]→
    [4:3]
    Default aspect ratio at the time of 
    purchase is set to 16:9 (widescreen).
       To remove sound when record 
    button is pressed
      →[SETUP]→
    [BEEP SOUND]→[OFF]
       To remove on-screen display
      →[SETUP]→
    [DISPLAY]→[OFF]
       To ensure that you won’t pass 
    up any recording opportunities
    PRE-REC function (P.46)
     Recording mode and recording times
    Recording times depend on the recording mode selected.
    Recording times for Panasonic SD cards (approximate)
    SD card 
    capacity Recording mode
    (Highest picture quality)(Standard)(Longest recording time)
    256 MB
    3 min 6 min 12 min
    512 MB 6 min12 min 25 min
    1GB 12 min 25 min 50 min
    2GB 25 min 50 min1 h 40 min
    4GB 50 min 1 h 40 min 3 h 20 min
    6GB 1 h 15 min 2 h 30 min 5 h
    8GB 1 h 40 min 3 h 20 min 6 h 40 min
    12 GB 2 h 30 min 5 h10 h
    16 GB 3 h 20 min 6 h 40 min 13 h 20 min
    32 GB 6 h 40 min 13 h 20 min 26 h 40 min
    If a single scene exceeds 4 GB during motion picture recording, recordin\
    g 
    continues as a separate scene.
    Recording fast-moving objects or repeatedly writing on the same SD card \
    numerous times shortens recording time.
    Mosaic-like interference may be generated on playback screens in the 
    following circumstances: Complicated pictures in background
    The unit is moved greatly or quickly
    Recording is of a rapidly moving object (particularly if recording mode\
     is set 
    to [
    ])
     To change recording mode
      →[BASIC]→[REC MODE]→[] / [] / []
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    If recording stopsRecording may stop suddenly if an incompatible SD card has been 
    inserted. (P.18)
    Even with usable SD cards, recording may stop if you repeatedly write 
    on the same SD card. Copy data onto a PC using VideoCam Suite, then 
    format the SD card with this unit. (When formatted, all data on the SD \
    card 
    is erased.)
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    Before recording, open the lens cover. 
    						
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    Recording2
      Automatic Recording 
    (motion pictures)Record motion picture with settings such as focus and coloring made 
    automatically.
    For maximum recording times with battery, see (P.22)
    1Set to [].
    2Press  and set to [AUTO].
    Press  to switch modes 
    between [iA] and [AUTO].
    3Start recording.
    Auto Mode icon Time elapsed
    Time remaining 
    (flashes red when 
    under 1 minute)
    Recording in progress (red)
    Recording continues even if the 
    LCD monitor is closed.
    4Stop recording.Paused (green)
    The unit is still recording if [] is 
    red. Do not move the unit.
    When the unit is running on battery power, power is automatically shut OFF 
    to conserve battery life if no operations are performed for about 5 minu\
    tes. To 
    reuse the unit, set the mode dial to [OFF] and then reselect a mode.
    To prevent power from shutting OFF automatically: P.92 [ECONOMY]
    The interval between starting and stopping recording is recorded as one \
    single 
    scene. The counter is reset to “0h00m00s” after each scene.
    At the time when the unit is purchased, the audio recording mode is set \
    to [DOLBY]. For 
    playback in a device which does not support Dolby Digital, set [AUDIO RE\
    C] to [MPEG]. (P.92)
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     To change aspect ratio to 4:3
      →[BASIC]→[ASPECT]→
    [4:3]
    Default aspect ratio at the time of 
    purchase is set to 16:9 (widescreen).
       To remove sound when record 
    button is pressed
      →[SETUP]→
    [BEEP SOUND]→[OFF]
       To remove on-screen display
      →[SETUP]→
    [DISPLAY]→[OFF]
       To ensure that you won’t pass 
    up any recording opportunities
    PRE-REC function (P.46)
     Recording mode and recording times
    Recording times depend on the recording mode selected.
    Recording times for Panasonic SD cards (approximate)
    SD card 
    capacity Recording mode
    (Highest picture quality)(Standard)(Longest recording time)
    256 MB
    3 min 6 min 12 min
    512 MB 6 min12 min 25 min
    1GB 12 min 25 min 50 min
    2GB 25 min 50 min1 h 40 min
    4GB 50 min 1 h 40 min 3 h 20 min
    6GB 1 h 15 min 2 h 30 min 5 h
    8GB 1 h 40 min 3 h 20 min 6 h 40 min
    12 GB 2 h 30 min 5 h10 h
    16 GB 3 h 20 min 6 h 40 min 13 h 20 min
    32 GB 6 h 40 min 13 h 20 min 26 h 40 min
    If a single scene exceeds 4 GB during motion picture recording, recordin\
    g 
    continues as a separate scene.
    Recording fast-moving objects or repeatedly writing on the same SD card \
    numerous times shortens recording time.
    Mosaic-like interference may be generated on playback screens in the 
    following circumstances: Complicated pictures in background
    The unit is moved greatly or quickly
    Recording is of a rapidly moving object (particularly if recording mode\
     is set 
    to [
    ])
     To change recording mode
      →[BASIC]→[REC MODE]→[] / [] / []
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    If recording stopsRecording may stop suddenly if an incompatible SD card has been 
    inserted. (P.18)
    Even with usable SD cards, recording may stop if you repeatedly write 
    on the same SD card. Copy data onto a PC using VideoCam Suite, then 
    format the SD card with this unit. (When formatted, all data on the SD \
    card 
    is erased.)
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    Before recording, open the lens cover. 
    						
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    1Set to [].
    2Press  and set to [AUTO].
    Press  to switch the modes 
    between [iA] and [AUTO].
    3Take picture.Picture 
    resolution
    Pictures remaining 
    (flashes red when zero)
    Focus is aligned to object in 
    center of shot.
    Sound is not recorded.
    Recorded still pictures are referred to as “scenes” with this unit\
    .
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     To remove shutter sound
      →[ADVANCED]→[SHTR 
    EFFECT] →[OFF]
      To remove on-screen display
      →[SETUP]→
    [DISPLAY]→[OFF]
    Recording3
       Automatic Recording 
    (still pictures)Take still pictures with settings such as focus and coloring made 
    automatically.
    For maximum recording times with battery see (P.22)
    Number of recordable pictures
    Picture size is 640×480 (0.3 M).
    SD card capacity The number of pictures 
    for Panasonic SD cards (approximate)
    8MB 37
    16 MB 92
    32 MB 200
    64 MB 430
    128 MB 820
    256 MB 1710
    512 MB 3390
    1GB 6790
    2GB 13820
    4GB 27150
    6GB 41280
    8GB 55260
    12 GB 83350
    16 GB 99999
    Î
    32 GB99999Î
    ÎThis unit can record only up to 99,999 still pictures in these SD cards.\
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    To avoid jitter (The image stabilizer function (P.37) cannot be used during still picture 
    recording.)
    Hold the unit firmly with both hands, and keep elbows close to your body\
    .
    Jitter becomes particularly difficult to avoid with zoom ratios of 4x and 
    above. It is recommended that you reduce the zoom ratio and move closer \
    to the object.
    Try using a tripod.
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    Before recording, open the lens cover. 
    						
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    1Set to [].
    2Press  and set to [AUTO].
    Press  to switch the modes 
    between [iA] and [AUTO].
    3Take picture.Picture 
    resolution
    Pictures remaining 
    (flashes red when zero)
    Focus is aligned to object in 
    center of shot.
    Sound is not recorded.
    Recorded still pictures are referred to as “scenes” with this unit\
    .
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    ●
     To remove shutter sound
      →[ADVANCED]→[SHTR 
    EFFECT] →[OFF]
      To remove on-screen display
      →[SETUP]→
    [DISPLAY]→[OFF]
    Recording3
       Automatic Recording 
    (still pictures)Take still pictures with settings such as focus and coloring made 
    automatically.
    For maximum recording times with battery see (P.22)
    Number of recordable pictures
    Picture size is 640×480 (0.3 M).
    SD card capacity The number of pictures 
    for Panasonic SD cards (approximate)
    8MB 37
    16 MB 92
    32 MB 200
    64 MB 430
    128 MB 820
    256 MB 1710
    512 MB 3390
    1GB 6790
    2GB 13820
    4GB 27150
    6GB 41280
    8GB 55260
    12 GB 83350
    16 GB 99999
    Î
    32 GB99999Î
    ÎThis unit can record only up to 99,999 still pictures in these SD cards.\
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    To avoid jitter (The image stabilizer function (P.37) cannot be used during still picture 
    recording.)
    Hold the unit firmly with both hands, and keep elbows close to your body\
    .
    Jitter becomes particularly difficult to avoid with zoom ratios of 4x and 
    above. It is recommended that you reduce the zoom ratio and move closer \
    to the object.
    Try using a tripod.
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    Before recording, open the lens cover. 
    						
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    Recording4Zoom/avoid jitter/maintain  picture brightness in dark locations
     indicates functions used with motion pictures and  functions used with 
    still pictures.
    Enlarging (zoom)  
    Optical zoom can be used to enlarge objects by up to 10 times without 
    degradation.
    Enlarge
    Restore
    Zoom ratio: 1x
    This unit can focus on a subject 
    approx. 4 cm (1.6˝) away from 
    the lens.
    After enlarging the image, the 
    subject is brought into focus 
    at 1.0 m (3.3 feet) or greater 
    distance.
     To enlarge further Digital zoom can be used to enlarge 
    objects by a maximum of 700 times. 
    (Cannot be used during still picture 
    recording.)
      →[ADVANCED]→
    [D.ZOOM]
    [OFF] : No digital zoom
    [25x] :   Up to maximum of 25x
    [700x] : Up to maximum of 700x Picture quality will be reduced by 
    the same factor as the zoom ratio is 
    increased by.
    The digital zoom range is displayed 
    in blue in the zoom bar on the LCD 
    monitor.
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    Release zoom button quietly (any sounds may be recorded).
    The image stabilizer function is recommended for motion picture recordin\
    g at 
    high zoom rates.
    Focus may not be aligned if zooming in too quickly.
    Zooming has two speeds. When the buttons are pressed lightly, zooming is 
    done at slow speed. When pressed strongly, zooming is done at high speed.
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     Apply zoom effect to sounds (zoom microphone) Synched with zooming operations, distance sounds are recorded when 
    enlarging and peripheral sounds are recorded at wide angles.
      →[ADVANCED]→[ZOOM MIC]
    →[ON]
    Avoid jitter (Image Stabilizer function) 
      →[ADVANCED]→[EIS]→[ON]
    Default setting at the time of purchase is [ON].
    The image stabilizer function cannot be used in shooting still pictures \
    or with 
    MagicPix.
    Brightness may change and coloring may appear unnatural when using 
    beneath fluorescent lighting.
    The image stabilizer function may not perform successfully in the follow\
    ing 
    circumstances:
      • Using digital zoom         • Location is extremely dark
      • Jitter is significant          • When following moving object The function can be set in Auto or Manual Mode, but not in Intelligent Auto 
    Mode (P.38).
    Maintain brightness in dark locations (Auto slow shutter)  
    Shutter speed is automatically slowed in dark places in order to brighte\
    n 
    captured images.
      →[ADVANCED]→[AUTO SLW SHTR] →[ON]
    Default setting at the time of purchase is [OFF]. [
    ]: ( When [ON], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/30 and 1/35\
    0. When [OFF], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/60 and 1/3\
    50.)
    []: ( When [ON], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/30 and 1/50\
    0. When [OFF], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/60 and 1/5\
    00.)
    Focus may not be aligned perfectly in extremely dark locations or where \
    there 
    is little contrast.
    When shutter speed is 1/30 - 1/59:
    Images may appear as if frames were skipped and ghost images may appear.The Image Stabilizer function does not work even when [] appears.During manual recording, shutter speed can be adjusted manually. The range in which 
    shutter speed may be adjusted depends on the auto slow shutter setting. \
    (P.54)
    The function can be set in Auto or Manual Mode, but not in Intelligent Auto 
    Mode (P.38).
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    Recording4Zoom/avoid jitter/maintain  picture brightness in dark locations
     indicates functions used with motion pictures and  functions used with 
    still pictures.
    Enlarging (zoom)  
    Optical zoom can be used to enlarge objects by up to 10 times without 
    degradation.
    Enlarge
    Restore
    Zoom ratio: 1x
    This unit can focus on a subject 
    approx. 4 cm (1.6˝) away from 
    the lens.
    After enlarging the image, the 
    subject is brought into focus 
    at 1.0 m (3.3 feet) or greater 
    distance.
     To enlarge further Digital zoom can be used to enlarge 
    objects by a maximum of 700 times. 
    (Cannot be used during still picture 
    recording.)
      →[ADVANCED]→
    [D.ZOOM]
    [OFF] : No digital zoom
    [25x] :   Up to maximum of 25x
    [700x] : Up to maximum of 700x Picture quality will be reduced by 
    the same factor as the zoom ratio is 
    increased by.
    The digital zoom range is displayed 
    in blue in the zoom bar on the LCD 
    monitor.
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    •
    Release zoom button quietly (any sounds may be recorded).
    The image stabilizer function is recommended for motion picture recordin\
    g at 
    high zoom rates.
    Focus may not be aligned if zooming in too quickly.
    Zooming has two speeds. When the buttons are pressed lightly, zooming is 
    done at slow speed. When pressed strongly, zooming is done at high speed.
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     Apply zoom effect to sounds (zoom microphone) Synched with zooming operations, distance sounds are recorded when 
    enlarging and peripheral sounds are recorded at wide angles.
      →[ADVANCED]→[ZOOM MIC]
    →[ON]
    Avoid jitter (Image Stabilizer function) 
      →[ADVANCED]→[EIS]→[ON]
    Default setting at the time of purchase is [ON].
    The image stabilizer function cannot be used in shooting still pictures \
    or with 
    MagicPix.
    Brightness may change and coloring may appear unnatural when using 
    beneath fluorescent lighting.
    The image stabilizer function may not perform successfully in the follow\
    ing 
    circumstances:
      • Using digital zoom         • Location is extremely dark
      • Jitter is significant          • When following moving object The function can be set in Auto or Manual Mode, but not in Intelligent Auto 
    Mode (P.38).
    Maintain brightness in dark locations (Auto slow shutter)  
    Shutter speed is automatically slowed in dark places in order to brighte\
    n 
    captured images.
      →[ADVANCED]→[AUTO SLW SHTR] →[ON]
    Default setting at the time of purchase is [OFF]. [
    ]: ( When [ON], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/30 and 1/35\
    0. When [OFF], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/60 and 1/3\
    50.)
    []: ( When [ON], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/30 and 1/50\
    0. When [OFF], shutter speed is automatically adjusted between 1/60 and 1/5\
    00.)
    Focus may not be aligned perfectly in extremely dark locations or where \
    there 
    is little contrast.
    When shutter speed is 1/30 - 1/59:
    Images may appear as if frames were skipped and ghost images may appear.The Image Stabilizer function does not work even when [] appears.During manual recording, shutter speed can be adjusted manually. The range in which 
    shutter speed may be adjusted depends on the auto slow shutter setting. \
    (P.54)
    The function can be set in Auto or Manual Mode, but not in Intelligent Auto 
    Mode (P.38).
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    Recording5Intelligent Auto Mode
    When the camera is pointed at a subject, the optimum settings are 
    established automatically based on “brightness”, “contrast”,\
     “face”, “distance” 
    and other information.
    1Set to [] or [].
    2Press .
    3Start recording.[] displayed  To cancel Intelligent Auto Mode
      The mode is set to [AUTO] when 
    the [iA] button is pressed to cancel 
    Intelligent Auto  Mode.
    Default setting at the time of 
    purchase is [ON].•
    •
    Before recording, open the lens cover.
    When the camera is pointed at a subject, the mode is determined automati\
    cally, 
    and adjustment is made automatically to the optimum settings.
    Portrait
    The subject’s face is recorded clearly with adequate 
    brightness.
    Spotlight
    A bright subject, such as a person illuminated by a 
    spotlight, is recorded clearly.
    Scenery
    The entire scene from nearby to distant objects is 
    recorded clearly.
    Low light
    Even evening, twilight or other dark scenes are 
    recorded with adequate brightness.
    Normal
    If none of the modes is applicable to the subject, brightness and color \
    balance 
    are adjusted automatically for clear image.
    Depending on the recording conditions, the mode may differ even when the 
    subject is the same.
    Since the unit identifies the mode automatically, the mode desired by the user 
    may not be established under certain recording conditions.
    When Intelligent Auto Mode is set to ON, the brightness may change suddenly 
    or the image may flicker.
    When Intelligent Auto Mode is set to ON, the following functions are set to 
    [ON] in all of the modes. Image Stabilizer function (P.37)
    Face Detection function (P.48)
    Wind Noise Reduction function (P.57)
    When Intelligent Auto Mode is set to ON, the following functions cannot be 
    used in any of the modes. Auto slow shutter (P.37)
    Guidelines (P.57)
    Intelligent Auto Mode cannot be set to ON while the MagicPix function (P.45) 
    setting is on.
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    Recording5Intelligent Auto Mode
    When the camera is pointed at a subject, the optimum settings are 
    established automatically based on “brightness”, “contrast”,\
     “face”, “distance” 
    and other information.
    1Set to [] or [].
    2Press .
    3Start recording.[] displayed  To cancel Intelligent Auto Mode
      The mode is set to [AUTO] when 
    the [iA] button is pressed to cancel 
    Intelligent Auto  Mode.
    Default setting at the time of 
    purchase is [ON].•
    •
    Before recording, open the lens cover.
    When the camera is pointed at a subject, the mode is determined automati\
    cally, 
    and adjustment is made automatically to the optimum settings.
    Portrait
    The subject’s face is recorded clearly with adequate 
    brightness.
    Spotlight
    A bright subject, such as a person illuminated by a 
    spotlight, is recorded clearly.
    Scenery
    The entire scene from nearby to distant objects is 
    recorded clearly.
    Low light
    Even evening, twilight or other dark scenes are 
    recorded with adequate brightness.
    Normal
    If none of the modes is applicable to the subject, brightness and color \
    balance 
    are adjusted automatically for clear image.
    Depending on the recording conditions, the mode may differ even when the 
    subject is the same.
    Since the unit identifies the mode automatically, the mode desired by the user 
    may not be established under certain recording conditions.
    When Intelligent Auto Mode is set to ON, the brightness may change suddenly 
    or the image may flicker.
    When Intelligent Auto Mode is set to ON, the following functions are set to 
    [ON] in all of the modes. Image Stabilizer function (P.37)
    Face Detection function (P.48)
    Wind Noise Reduction function (P.57)
    When Intelligent Auto Mode is set to ON, the following functions cannot be 
    used in any of the modes. Auto slow shutter (P.37)
    Guidelines (P.57)
    Intelligent Auto Mode cannot be set to ON while the MagicPix function (P.45) 
    setting is on.
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     indicates functions used with motion pictures and  functions used with 
    still pictures.
    Recording for posting videos on YouTube (WEB Mode) 
    You can record video clips in the right file sizes for uploading to the YouTube 
    video sharing website.
    Recording6Recording in WEB Mode/ using the video light
    1Set to [].
    2Press .
    3Start recording.
    [] displayed
     To cancel WEB Mode
      WEB Mode is canceled when the 
    unit’s power is turned off.
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    Remaining recordable timeIn WEB Mode, the remaining recordable time is 
    displayed instead of the elapsed recording time.
    The remaining recordable time is counted down on 
    the display from “9m59s” (the maximum length of 
    the video clips that can be uploaded to YouTube) 
    when recording starts.
    The remaining recordable time appears in red 
    when it falls below 1 minute.
    Recording is automatically stopped before the 
    recording time exceeds 10 minutes.
    The thumbnails (P.58) of the motion pictures 
    recorded in WEB Mode are displayed with [
    ].
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    The remaining recordable time is counted down on the display from 9 m 58\
     s, 
    57 s or 56 s down to 0 while the PRE-REC function (P. 46) setting is on.
    When the remaining recordable time falls below 5 seconds while the fade-\
    in/
    fade-out function (P.43) setting is on, the fade-in/fade-out function is canceled.
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    Brightening up dark scenes for recording  
    The built-in video light can be used when the subject is in dark surroun\
    dings.
    1Set to [] or [].2Press .
    [LIGHT] icon displayed
    Each time  is pressed, the icon changes as shown below.
    (No icon displayed)
    Permanently ON Turns ON or OFF  automatically depending 
    on the brightness of the 
    surroundings. OFF
    In Intelligent Auto Mode, 
    the light turns on when 
    [
    ] appears.
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    The light automatically turns off at the following times: When the mode dial is set to [
    ] or []
    When a computer is connected to the unit
    During quick start standby (P.25)
    In Demo Mode (P.92), the light automatically turns on.
    Set the video light to off in locations where the use of a video light is prohibited 
    or when the auto video light cannot be deactivated under sufficient light 
    conditions.
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