Panasonic x920 set up and configuration menus: Part 1

A detailed walk-through of the video configuration set up menus on the Panasonic x920 camcorder. This is Part 1 of 3; the others are:
Part 2: • Panasonic x920 set up ...
Part 3: • Panasonic x920 set up ...
Brace yourself with a nice cup of tea and a biscuit, this is a long one.
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[@DLidea]

Thank you for these very well explained videos!

[@MrGS53]

Thank you. The step-by-step approach was very helpful with setting up my new work camera.

[@UKAirscape]

Great! Thanks

[@MrVitalino123]

SUPER informative Video

[@ASgfjyhgyi]

Maybe I am stupid, but I decide to buy this camera for two reasons. 1. The ring. Where I finally can easy adjust the manual focus, instead of model Panasonic hc-vx980. 2. viewfinder. Camcorder without viewfinder, is like car without window.

[@johnaustin1825]

Thank god for your videos - very complicated video for a beginner. How do you do remote control. I want to mainly do home video for KZbin.

[@UKAirscape]

I don't recall now if this camcorder has remote control, sorry

[@nerdMike]

Hi, what are the best settings for recording race cars on track? Following them for a few seconds. How about shutter speed settings? Is it better to use faster shutter time or not? :)

[@UKAirscape]

A faster shutter speed gets you a less blurry image but will make the motion look stuttery, so probably just the normal 1/50 (1/60 US) for normal-looking smooth motion. Any stills taken from the video will be quite blurry of course.

[@nerdMike]

UKAirscape So with 50p recording is 1/100 the right shutter time right? If I zoom and follow a car with the x920 is enough?

[@UKAirscape]

Oddly, I tend to shoot 1/50th even at 50p, I can't tell you why. Your logic is correct though.

[@nerdMike]

But i can see it doesn't work as on a camera. What really change? because I don't think every frame it close the shutter :)

[@UKAirscape]

It's not a mechanical shutter but it does take a snapshot of the sensor at the set rate, which translates to the same thing.

[@ritmoantiyano1551]

Hi very good tutorial i have a question why is the camera cutting the video when you film more than 20 min?i have record for almost a hour but it cuts the video almost every 23 min

[@UKAirscape]

It’s because of a limitation in the file format used on the card, I believe

[@ritmoantiyano1551]

@@UKAirscape ok very strange thank you

[@wsmfilmdocandeventsweston-4230]

Apologies found the video thanks

[@theislamproject2024]

i struggle to understand if you are being sarcastic ,hate the camera or encourage us to buy it. is it just me? or...

[@UKAirscape]

None of those. I was explaining the camera's function and menus