lumix dmc-ts3: How do you change video shot in portrait to landscape??
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you have to do this after you upload the images or video onto you computer. if you have windows 7 open files with "windows photo viewer" and it will have an option to flip around all the way(360 degrees)
1679299
While the camera is in movie mode, you need to press the MENU button on the left upper corner of the back panel of T2i to change the Remote Control to "Enable". The RC-6 switch has to be set up at 2 to start and stop video. The lower switch position takes still pictures after elaborate focusing. I'm filming myself riding a horse for training purposes, so the whole pre-focus issue is moot, since I need the camera to focus on a moving target.
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I've got an Intel-based mac, but I think it's probably more an issue of the software - so you should be fine, provided you are sporting the latest OS and iLife. I've now tried it with both iMovie 08 and FCP (whatever the most recent is). It's very straightforward in iMovie. Here's a crappy example of something I shot, imported and uploaded in under an hour:http://www.vimeo.com/1033464Ridiculously easy with iMovie. Not as straightforward with FCP. You have to find the HDV profile best suited to the camera (I'm still experimenting).
1268591
The red button needs to be at the top for the picture to be at the top. There are free programs out there, such as Freemake.Com that will allow you to rotate and then copy your videos if they are not at the proper angle.
2130206
Yes after installing its software there is an option to use this in portrait mode also 90, 180 and 270 rotation mode
656341
Friend, you can do that change through a video editor. This camera gravel MP4 format, an excellent format for playing videos. HD Video Converter Factory Pro.
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The following instructions are all given assuming that you are looking at the back of the camera.While the camera is on, press the TOP LEFT (OK) button once to stop recording. Then press the BOTTOM LEFT (Mode) button Twice, this brings you to the menu. Press the TOP RIGHT (Up) button Once, then press the TOP LEFT (OK) button Once to switch to the Settings tab. Once on the Settings tab press the BOTTOM RIGHT (Down) button Once. Then press the TOP LEFT (OK) button UNTIL you see the language you desire displayed on the screen (the whole menu changes language as you cycle through the options).I'm giving you these instructions out of memory, so if it doesn't work, let me know and I'll verify the steps with my cam. The following instructions are all given assuming that you are looking at the back of the camera.While the camera is on, press the TOP LEFT (OK) button once to stop recording. Then press the BOTTOM LEFT (Mode) button Twice, this brings you to the menu. Press the TOP RIGHT (Up) button Once, then press the TOP LEFT (OK) button Once to switch to the Settings tab. Once on the Settings tab press the BOTTOM RIGHT (Down) button Once. Then press the TOP LEFT (OK) button UNTIL you see the language you desire displayed on the screen (the whole menu changes language as you cycle through... » Read More The following instructions are all given assuming that you are looking at the back of the camera.While the camera is on, press the TOP LEFT (OK) button once to stop recording. Then press the BOTTOM LEFT (Mode) button Twice, this brings you to the menu. Press the TOP RIGHT (Up) button Once, then press the TOP LEFT (OK) button Once to switch to the Settings tab. Once on the Settings tab press the BOTTOM RIGHT (Down) button Once. Then press the TOP LEFT (OK) button UNTIL you see the language you desire displayed on the screen (the whole menu changes language as you cycle through the options).I'm giving you these instructions out of memory, so if it doesn't work, let me know and I'll verify the steps with my cam. « Show Less
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any image editing tool should allow you to rotate your picture. Hopefully it is exactly 180 degrees off. ;-) Alternatively, you can adjust the Konus on your tripod so that your camera is right side up.
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No you can't. But the product it's amazing, strong Check the size of your camera before.DSRL and BMCC works fine!
1563173
Love my ZS3. One thing I really like is the dedicated "video capture" button. I don't have to change to a video mode, I just hit the button any time to capture movies. Great camera!www.panasonic.net/lumix
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You can only change the white balance when using any of the manual modes (C, M, A, S, P) and the Panorama. You can do it by going to the Shooting Menu (Press the Menu/Ok button) and it's the 5th option in the first page. Hope this helped!
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On top of the camera, move the slide switch to the left to put the camera in PROGRAM mode. With the camera in shooting mode (not playback mode) press the center FUNC SET button. If necessary press the UP or DOWN portion of the circular ring surrounding FUNC SET until P is shown, and press FUNC SET to select P (PROGRAM). Press the right edge (zig-zag symbol) of the circular ring surrounding FUNC SET nine times until you see an icon on the left of the display that looks like distorted skyscrapers. Press FUNC SET to select and you are now in FISHBOWL mode. To exit back into another mode, in camera shooting mode (ready to take a picture mode), press FUNC SET, then press the right edge of the circular ring surrounding FUNC SET (zig-zag symbol), then press top edge of the circular ring surrounding FUNC SET to return to the P option, then press FUNC SET.
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My camera appears to do both, I see the option to change video modes from NTSC to something else, as I want mine in NTSC however I did not test it.
2012021
Had to look this one up. Apparently it's related to the EV +/-2. I suppose that's a yes then? Aside from two efficient auto modes, the camera has a "Program Auto" mode, in which you can change the ISO, white balance, focus, and metering mode, as well as the that EV bit.
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I use my keyboard in the flat position with the tablet in landscape mode. Not sure about video.
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It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight.Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to be sure. If ANY water enters this area the camera could be damaged permanently. It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight.Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to... » Read More It is NOT simple; due to the waterproof feature the housing is very tight.Hold the camera in your left hand with your thumb on the raised letters CEFC ( thus the switch that moves the mode from portrait to landscape will be towards your body; and the lens of the camera should be facing to your right). Press down with medium force and with your right hand slide the battery compartment latch while moving your left thumb forward. Once you have replaced the batteries or MICROSD memory card securely slide the cover back. Make sure the cover is SECURE. Wiggle it about back and forth etc to be sure. If ANY water enters this area the camera could be damaged permanently. « Show Less
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I have honestly not been able to set the screen myself....I honestly use the grip for the convenience of changing battery packs quickly without having to take off my DSLR video rig. Sorry that I cannot provide any helpful advice.