Panasonic AG-HPX500E Bedienungsanleitung

Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.S0407T1067 -P DPrinted in JapanVQT1G18-1ENGL

10Recording and Playback FeaturesChapter 1 IntroductionRecording and Playback Features A variety of interfacesThe AG-HPX500P/E can record 48 kHz/16-bi

100Attaching AccessoriesChapter 5 PreparationAttaching AccessoriesMounting the Camera on a TripodWhen mounting the camera on a tripod, use the tripod

101Attaching AccessoriesChapter 5 PreparationAttaching the Shoulder StrapTo detach the shoulder strap, first open the hooks, then detach the strap.<

102Connecting the AJ-RC10G Extension ControllerChapter 5 PreparationConnecting the AJ-RC10G Extension Controller• Some functions can be remote-contro

103Thumbnail OperationsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsChapter6Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsA clip is a data group that includes the

104Thumbnail OperationsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsThumbnail ScreenPress the MODE button to engage the MCR mode and open the thumbnai

105Thumbnail OperationsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails2Additional clips can be selected by repeating Step 1.It is possible to display on

106Thumbnail OperationsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsSetting the Thumbnail Display ModeThe thumbnail display mode can be customized to

107Clip OperationsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsClip OperationsPlaying Back Clips1Press the MODE button to enter the MCR mode. • The t

108Clip OperationsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails<Note>When adding a shot mark to (or deleting the shot mark from) a clip recorded

109Setting of Clip Meta DataChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsSetting of Clip Meta DataInformation such as the name of person who shot the

11Recording and Playback FeaturesChapter 1 Introduction Clip thumbnail previewThe camera records each cut as a clip (file) and automatically attaches a

110Setting of Clip Meta DataChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails• NEWS:Displays [REPORTER] (name of the reporter), [PURPOSE] (purpose of shoo

111Setting of Clip Meta DataChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails Example of recording (DVCPRO50) a clip on one P2 card:REC start (recording

112Formatting P2 and SD Memory CardsChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsFormatting P2 and SD Memory CardsFormatting a P2 Card1Press the MODE

113PropertiesChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsPropertiesThe clip’s properties and the P2 card’s status are displayed.Clip PropertySelect P

114PropertiesChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with ThumbnailsContents of P2 Card Status Display SettingsSelect PROPERTY → CARD STATUS. The following scre

115PropertiesChapter 6 Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails3 P2 Card memory capacity/Total CapacityDisplays the used memory capacity on a P2 card and

116Viewfinder and LCD MenusChapter 7 Menu OperationsChapter7Menu OperationsViewfinder and LCD MenusUsing the menusUse the setup menus to change the sett

117Viewfinder and LCD MenusChapter 7 Menu Operations4Use the JOG dial button (or the Up and Down cursor buttons) to highlight the item you want to chan

118Setup menu structureChapter 7 Menu OperationsSetup menu structureCamera (CAM) mode menuCAMERA MENUNAME EDITTC MODE*V DETAIL FREQPREREC MODESETUP*SY

119Setup menu structureChapter 7 Menu OperationsENDURA-D NEARBATTERY SELECTHYTRON50 NEAREXT DC IN SELBATTERY SETUPPROPAC14 NEARUSER FILETRIMPAC14 NEAR

12Outline of operationsChapter 1 IntroductionOutline of operationsThis unit is compatible with P2 (Professional Plug-in) cards. Excelling at high tran

120Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsSetup menu list Marks used in the list: Indicates that the item can be set in the CAMERA mode.: Indicates

121Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)NEWS GAMMA*Selects the news gamma curve.

122Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsSW MODE screenItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)MID GAINSets the gain value

123Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsRECORDING SETUP screenItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)REC FORMATSelects t

124Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)F-RUN TC SLAVESelects whether slave-locke

125Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)F.MIC POWER2Turns on and off the phantom

126Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)OTHER DISPLAY/Select how much information

127Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsBATTERY SETUP screenItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)EXT DC IN SEL/Selects

128Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsCARD FUNCTION (SD memory card setting) screenItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settin

129Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsOTHER FUNCTIONS screenItem Description of settings (Items in bold are factory settings.)USER FILE/Saves use

13Outline of operationsChapter 1 IntroductionSaving and editing on external devicesComputer/Memory card recorderExternal hard diskComputerP2 cardCompo

130Setup menu listChapter 7 Menu OperationsOPTION MENU screenThis screen is displayed when you press the front MENU button after displaying the shooti

131Connecting to External Devices Using USB2.0 Port (PC mode)Chapter 8 Connecting to External Devices Chapter8Connecting to External DevicesConnecting

132Connecting to External Devices Using the IEEE1394 Connector (PC mode)Chapter 8 Connecting to External DevicesConnecting to External Devices Using t

133Connecting to External Devices Using the IEEE1394 Connector (PC mode)Chapter 8 Connecting to External Devices Procedures for connecting a hard disk

134Connecting to External Devices Using the IEEE1394 Connector (PC mode)Chapter 8 Connecting to External DevicesTo verify data copied to a hard diskAf

135DVCPRO/DV Connection via IEEE1394 ConnectorChapter 8 Connecting to External Devices Recording DVCPRO/DV signals input to 1394 connector1Connect a 1

136DVCPRO/DV Connection via IEEE1394 ConnectorChapter 8 Connecting to External Devices <Note>• When the camera is set to REC RUN to perform bac

137Inspections Before ShootingChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsChapter9Maintenance and InspectionsInspections Before Shooting3Insert a P2 card int

138Inspections Before ShootingChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsInspecting the Camera Unit1Set the zoom to electric zoom mode and check the zoom op

139Inspections Before ShootingChapter 9 Maintenance and Inspections8Use the USER button to which the SLOT SEL function has been assigned to select P2

14System ConfigurationChapter 1 IntroductionSystem ConfigurationRemote control cableAJ-C10050GLCD monitorBT-LH80WUSB2.0 compatible devicesAJ-RC10GRemote

140Inspections Before ShootingChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsInspection of the clock, time code, and user bits1Set the user bits as required.Ple

141MaintenanceChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsMaintenanceCleaning Inside the Viewfinder• Do not use thinner or other solvents to remove dirt from

142Warning SystemChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsWarning SystemWarning Description TablesIf a problem is detected immediately after the power is

143Warning SystemChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsPriorityWarning typeLCD or viewfinder indicationViewfinder LED (except tally)Tally lampWarning la

144Updating Camera DriversChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsUpdating Camera Drivers• For the latest information on software drivers, visit the P2

145Dimensions and specificationsChapter 10 SpecificationsChapter10SpecificationsDimensions and specificationsDimensions261mm (10-3/8 inches)140mm (5-5/8 i

146Dimensions and specificationsChapter 10 SpecificationsSpecificationsGeneralPower supply: DC12 V (11 V to 17 V)Power consumption: 23 W (When 1.5 inch C

147Dimensions and specificationsChapter 10 SpecificationsMemory Card Recorder UnitRecording format: DVCPRO HD / DVCPRO50 / DVCPRO/DV selectableRecording

148Dimensions and specificationsChapter 10 SpecificationsOther Input/OutputTC IN:BNC × 1, 0.5 V p-p to 8 V p-p, 10 kΩTC OUT: BNC × 1, low impedance, 2.0

149Connector signal descriptionChapter 10 SpecificationsDC IN1 GND2 NC3 NC4 +12VPanasonic Part No. K1AA104H0038Manufacturer Part No. HA16RX-4P (SW1)

15Chapter 2 Parts and their FunctionsChapter2Parts and their FunctionsPower Supply and Accessory Mounting Section1 POWER switchUsed to turn on/off th

150Connector signal descriptionChapter 10 SpecificationsLENS1 RET-SW2 REC-START/STOP3 GND (ground)4 IRIS-AUTO5 IRIS-CONT6 UNREG +12V (max. 0.4 A)7 IRIS

151MEMO

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16Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions1 MIC IN (microphone input) jacks FRONT1/FRONT2 (XLR, 3-pin)• Connect microphones (optional accessories) to th

17Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions7 LINE/MIC/+48V (line input/mic input/mic input + 48V) selector switchUsed to select the audio signal input from

18Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions1 MONITOR SELECT (audio channel) CH1/2 / CH3/4 selector switchUse this switch to select the audio channel whose

19Chapter 2 Parts and their FunctionsShooting and Recording (camera unit)1 ND FILTER (filter switching) controlThis control adjusts the amount of ligh

2Read this first!CAUTION:In order to maintain adequate ventilation, do not install or place this unit in a bookcase, built-in cabinet or any other confi

20Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions6 OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE selector switchThis switch selects the video signals sent from the camera unit to the memory

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22Chapter 2 Parts and their FunctionsShooting and Recording/Playback Function Section (recording)10 REC START/STOP buttonPressing this button starts

23Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions About SD and SDHC memory cards• SD logo is a trademark.• The SDHC (SD High Capacity) card is a new standard, e

24Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions1 MENU button• Press and hold this button to display the setting menu and press it again to return to the previ

25Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions1 GENLOCK IN connector (BNC)This connector is used to input a reference signal before the camera unit is gen-loc

26Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions1 Back tally lampWhen the BACK TALLY switch is set to [ON], the lamp behaves in the same way as the front tally

27Chapter 2 Parts and their Functions1 Viewfinder (supplied accessory)During recording or playback, the viewfinder displays the video image in monochro

28Setting Date and Time of Internal ClockChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackChapter3Recording and PlaybackSetting Date and Time of Internal ClockThe CLOC

29Setting Date and Time of Internal ClockChapter 3 Recording and Playback7Turn the JOG dial button to select YEAR, then press the JOG dial button.PUSH

3Read this first!<For USA and Canada>A rechargeable battery that is recyclable powers the product you have purchased.<For USA-California Only&

30P2 CardsChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackInserting P2 Cards<Note>When using the camera recorder for the first time, be sure to set the time data

31P2 CardsChapter 3 Recording and Playback5Close the slide-out door.<Note>• To prevent cards from falling out, dust from entering and reduce th

32P2 CardsChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackTo Prevent Accidental Erasure of P2 Card ContentTo prevent the content of a P2 card being accidentally erase

33P2 CardsChapter 3 Recording and Playback• The DVCPRO P2 format records data as files, making it ideal for computer processing and compatibility. A p

34Basic ProceduresChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackThis section describes the basic procedure for shooting and recording.Before you embark on a shoot,

35Basic ProceduresChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackSetting the switches before shooting and recordingWhen a battery and P2 cards are installed, set the

36Basic ProceduresChapter 3 Recording and Playback4To use the electronic shutter, set the shutter speed and shutter mode. For more information, see [S

37Variable Frame Rate (VFR) RecordingChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackThis camera takes full advantage of P2 card characteristics by providing frame sk

38Variable Frame Rate (VFR) RecordingChapter 3 Recording and Playback4Press the REC START/STOP button. • Pressing the REC START/STOP button starts na

39Variable Frame Rate (VFR) RecordingChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackUndercrank shootingThis way of shooting provides quick motion effects used to pre

4Precautions for UsePrecautions for UseCaution regarding laser beamsThe CCD may be damaged if it is subjected to light from a laser beam.When using th

40Special Recording ModesChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackDuring P2 card recording, setting items in the menu option RECORDING SETUP screen provides th

41Special Recording ModesChapter 3 Recording and Playback2Select INTERVAL in the REC FUNCTION item in the menu option RECORDING SETUP screen. 3Set the

42Special Recording ModesChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackLoop recording (LOOP REC)• When two or more P2 cards are inserted in the P2 card slots, each

43Special Recording ModesChapter 3 Recording and PlaybackRecording Check Function• Pressing the RET button on the lens in the CAMERA mode will automa

44Normal and Variable Speed PlaybackChapter 3 Recording and Playback Normal speed playbackClips can be played back in the MCR mode.The PLAY button pro

45Video and recording formatsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingChapter4Adjustments and Settings for RecordingVideo and recording formats

46Video and recording formatsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSelecting MCR mode recording and playback signalsMCR mode allows you to r

47Video and recording formatsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingList of recording, playback and output formatsCAMERA mode (recording) SYS

48Video and recording formatsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording SYSTEM FREQ (setting menu): 50 HzFormat settingRecording statusOutput se

49Video and recording formatsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingMCR mode (playback and recording of 1394 input) SYSTEM FREQ (setting menu

5ContentsContentsPrecautions for Use ...4Camera Unit Features

50Adjusting the White balance and Black BalanceChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingAdjusting the White balance and Black Balance2Adjust th

51Adjusting the White balance and Black BalanceChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording7The adjustment will take effect in a few seconds, and

52Adjusting the White balance and Black BalanceChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording3The adjustment will take effect in a few seconds and t

53Setting the Electronic ShutterChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSetting the Shutter Mode and Speed1Press the SHUTTER switch positioned

54Setting the Electronic ShutterChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingPlacing the Camera-recorder in SYNCHRO SCAN ModeTo place the camera-re

55Assigning functions to USER buttonsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingThe USER MAIN, USER1, and USER2 buttons can be assigned user-sele

56Selecting Audio Input Signals and Adjusting Recording LevelsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingYour AG-HPX500P/E is factory-set to perf

57Selecting Audio Input Signals and Adjusting Recording LevelsChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording3While checking the audio channel level

58Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSetting Time DataThis camera records time data such as the time code, user bits, da

59Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingRecording time codes and user bitsThese values are recorded as listed below dependi

6ContentsRecording time codes and user bits ...59Setting user bits ...

60Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSetting user bitsUse the setting menu UB MODE on the RECORDING SETUP screen to sele

61Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording3Use CURSOR buttons to set the user bits.SEL : PUSH / +/- : PUSH00000000UB PRES

62Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording720P modeFrame rate: 24P over 60P (2:3)Time code digitUpdated frame02 2500 01 03 04

63Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingTime code in 720P native mode• At 24PN, recording is performed at 24 frames and ou

64Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingExternally Locking the Time CodeThe time code generator built into your AG-HPX500P/

65Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingTo unlock the externally locked time codeDiscontinue external time code supply, the

66Setting Time DataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingGENLOCK and time code input/output connection and setupCamera operating conditions

67Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingIn addition to video images, the viewfinder displays lamps and text t

68Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording1 Time code displaysEach time you press the COUNTER button, the dis

69Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording3 Backup unit displays• The status of the backup unit connected to

7ContentsChapter 8 Connecting to External DevicesChapter 9 Maintenance and InspectionsChapter 10 SpecificationsChapter 7 Menu OperationsSetting of Clip

70Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording16 Remaining battery chargeAs the remaining battery charge drops, t

71Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording27 Special recording displayThis display appears when the REC FUNCT

72Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingErrorsThese are displayed when an error occurs in the unit, P2 card,

73Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingChecking and displaying shooting status • Hold down the DISP/MODE C

74Viewfinder Screen Status DisplaysChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSetting the Marker DisplaysTurn marker display on or off.Select the

75Adjusting and setting the LCD monitorChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingAdjusting and setting the LCD monitorUsing the LCD Monitor1Turn

76Adjusting and setting the LCD monitorChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording<Note>• Pressing the RESET button when a value that can

77Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingHandling setup dataConfiguration of setup data filesThis camera makes it possible t

78Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSetting Data Using an SD memory cardAn SD or SDHC memory card (optional accessory

79Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording4To format the SD memory card, turn the JOG dial button to move the cursor to YES

8Camera Unit FeaturesChapter 1 IntroductionChapter1 IntroductionThe AG-HPX500P/E memory card camera recorder is equipped with a 2/3-inch lens mount sy

80Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingChanging scene file settings Example1: Change the name of the scene file.1Turn the

81Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for Recording Example2: Save the F1 scene file to the camera. 1Turn the JOG dial button to mov

82Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingSaving scene files and other settings on SD memory cardsYou can save up to four sc

83Handling setup dataChapter 4 Adjustments and Settings for RecordingReloading Files From an SD Memory CardPerform steps 1 and 2, move to TITLE RELOAD

84Power SupplyChapter 5 PreparationChapter5PreparationPower SupplyA battery pack or an external DC power supply can be used as the power supply for th

85Power SupplyChapter 5 Preparation2Insert the battery and slide it in the direction of the arrow.<Note>●Removing the battery packCompletely pus

86Power SupplyChapter 5 PreparationWhen using a V-mount type battery packMount the V-mount adapter plate. Insert the plate and slide it as shown below

87Power SupplyChapter 5 Preparation• When the power is turned on, a rush current occurs. If the power supply is insufficient during this time, the cam

88Mounting the Viewfinder and Adjusting its PositionChapter 5 PreparationMounting the Viewfinder and Adjusting its PositionThis section shows how to mou

89Mounting the Viewfinder and Adjusting its PositionChapter 5 PreparationDiopter Adjustments1Turn on the POWER switch on the camera. • Look at the ima

9Camera Unit FeaturesChapter 1 Introduction Eight gamma curves, including cine-like gammaThe DSP provides Panasonic’s proprietary selectable gamma fea

90Mounting the Viewfinder and Adjusting its PositionChapter 5 PreparationRemoving the Viewfinder1Confirm that the POWER switch is turned off. 2Loosen the

91Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 PreparationMounting and Adjusting the LensMounting the Lens1Raise the lens clamping lever and remove the mo

92Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 PreparationAdjusting the Lens Flange BackIf images are not clearly focused at both telephoto and wide-angle

93Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 Preparation3Use the JOG dial button to select DEFAULT, USER1, USER2, USER3 or OFF and press the JOG dial bu

94Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 Preparation2Set the image.(1) Shoot a solid white sheet of paper.(2) Set the lens iris to manual and adjus

95Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 PreparationSetting Chromatic Aberration Compensation (CAC) The CAC function of the camera corrects the regi

96Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 PreparationLoading CAC File From an SD Card1Open the setting menu LENS SETUP screen.For details on menu ope

97Mounting and Adjusting the LensChapter 5 PreparationInitializing CAC File (Returning Data to Their Factory Defaults)1Open the setting menu LENS SETU

98Preparing for Audio InputChapter 5 PreparationPreparing for Audio InputTake the following steps to prepare the camera for connecting audio input dev

99Preparing for Audio InputChapter 5 PreparationWhen Using Audio Devices1Connect the audio device to the AUDIO IN jack with the XLR cable.2Set the AUD