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Bogart SE 5 User manual

has started. During this time, you will see an L in front of the

recording time. When the control image is displayed, a ‘P’ in

front of the recording time will indicate that it is a display from

the ‘Read after Write’.

While recording, a click on the right trackball button has the

same effect as pressing the stop button in the small display.

By alternately clicking on the left and the right trackball but-

tons, while the pointer is located over the recording symbol, it

becomes possible to separate desired footage from undesired

footage, while recording is taking place. If you want to divide

up your recorded video material, you should proceed to the

Edit screen when your recording is ﬁnished. You can ﬁnd more

information in section ‘4.7 Editing’ under ‘splitting’.

There are two recording buttons in the recording menu. One is

used for taped recordings, the other is for USB imports.

Should you have HD data on an external medium or an AVCHD

camera which is connected via a USB-connection, you should

click on the USB-Import button. After that, you will be shown

an import menu.

Mode:

The selection button ‘Mode’ offers several pos-

sibilities. In HDV projects, they may partially not be available.

‘Normal’ indicates a normal recording. The setting ‘Time’

activates the ‘Time’ slider (see item (4)), with which you can

set the recording duration exactly. After this time, recording is

automatically stopped. The setting ‘Photo’ is appropriate for

single, ﬂicker-free pictures. Casablanca records about a half

second of material that is then extended as a single image to

the duration you have set (see (4) ‘Time’). The video record-

ing mode ‘Fast M.’ allows you to create extreme fast motion

recordings using Bogart SE. To use it, connect your camera

and switch it to record mode. Make sure that there is no tape

in the camcorder. Focus and light should be manually set to

an optimal value. The camera should be able to stand on a

ﬁrm surface or be mounted on a tripod. The ‘live’ image from

the camera shall now be transferred to the video record menu

using the ‘Fast M.’ mode at the intervals that have been set.

These single images are then used by Bogart SE to construct a

continuous sequence.

The slider ‘Time’ is used to set the interval at which single

images are ‘shot’. For example, if you set the slider to

‘00:00:10:00’, Bogart SE will record an image every 10 sec-

onds. The slider allows for values ranging between 1 second

and 24 hours, making even extreme fast motion recordings

possible. If you exit the menu after a fast motion recording, the

recorded sequence will be placed as one scene in the edit bin

of the Edit screen. Make sure to use the correct video input in

the video settings.

Note: Fast motion does not record sound.

The ‘Stop M.’ mode allows you to create animations, much

like the famous claymation ﬁlms. Using this feature, the system

merely records images to create an animation using the stills.

This animation recording (unlike the ‘Photo’ mode) creates

scenes in the scene bin and automatically connects them. So,

to create an animation, connect the camera pointing towards

the object you wish to animate. You can decide if the scene

is to be added to a previous animation (using the scene bin

selection ‘Choose scene’), or if you want to create a entirely

new scene. Deﬁne the number of frames per second to be

recorded. As a rule of thumb, animations usually use 3 to 10

frames per second. More ﬂuid animations can be achieved us-

ing about 8 to 10 recordings per second. The ‘Display’ button

changes the live image:

‘Live’ always shows the image as received from the camera.

‘Loop’ plays the last few single frames and the new camera

image. This is useful for checking if the new image suits the

animation so far.

The ‘Time’ slider is activated by the modes Time and Photo.

The Time mode allows setting the duration for the still scene

to up to 180 minutes. A duration for up to 10 seconds can be

set to a precision of a single image, while a duration of 10 to

59 seconds can be set to a precision of one second and from

1 minute onwards to a precision of 1 minute. In Photo mode,

a duration of up to 10 seconds can be set to a precision of a

single image, and up to one minute to a precision of 1 second.

You can always stop recording with the stop button, regard-

less of the time that has been set.

When a new scene is recorded, the system will automatically

name it (S1, S2 etc.). Its name is displayed below the record

button. Clicking on the name brings up the keyboard which

allows you to give scenes the name you choose.

After the scene name, you can see the length of the scene that

was just recorded.

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