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Digi tal Camera Operating In structi ons Model No. DMC-LC1GN Before use, plea se read these instruction s completely . VQT0H07 LC1-GN.book 1 ページ ２００４年１ 月２９日 木曜日 .
Safety 2 Safety Dear Customer , We would lik e to take this oppor tunity to thank you for purchasing this P anasonic Digital Camera. Please read t hese Operating Instructions carefully and keep them handy f or future reference . Information for Y our Safety Carefully observe copyright la ws.
3 Contents Safety Info rma tion fo r Yo ur Sa fety ...... .... .... ... 2 Preparat ion Standard Acces sories ......................... 5 Names of the Components ................. 7 Charging th e Battery .. ....... ...... ...... ...... 9 About the Battery .
4 Using a Printer (USB Direct-Print)... 103 Others Using the Ext ernal Flash ....... ...... .... 10 5 Using the Wide Conversion Lens/ Close-up Lens ........ ..................... 108 After Use ...... ...... ...... ....... ...... ...... .... 110 Screen Display .
Preparation 5 Preparation Standar d Accessories Before using your camera, ch eck the contents. ∫ SD Memory Card (16 MB) RP-SD016B (In the te xt, it is indicated as “Card”) ∫ Battery Pac k CGR-.
Preparation 6 ∫ Lens Cap VYK1F94 ∫ CD-ROM ∫ Stra p VFC4037 ∫ Lens Hood VYQ2884 ∫ Hood Cap VYK1C 96 ∫ MC Pr otector (Filter diameter : 69 mm) DMW- LMC69 • Please order V YC0917 as repair par ts. ∫ Remote Shutter DMW-RS 1 • Please order VYC0913 as repair par ts.
Preparation 7 Preparation Names of t he Compone nts 1 Lens 2 Microphone (P59, P69) 3 White Balance Sensor 4 Self-timer Indicator (P49) 5F l a s h 6 AF Sensor 7 Viewfinder (P26) 8 Flash Open Button (P4.
Preparation 8 30 Focus Ring Button (P34, P40) 31 Aper ture Ring B utton (P30) 32 Diopter Adjustment Dial ( P27) 33 [USB] Socket (5pin) (P97) 34 [DC IN] Soc ket (P13) 35 [A V OUT/REM OT E] Sock et (P94.
Preparation 9 Char ging the Battery Charge the batter y before using. 1 Connect the AC cable. • The AC cable does not fit entirely into the AC input ter minal. A gap will remain as sh own below . • The [POWER] indicator A lights. • The batter y cannot be charged when the DC cabl e is connected to the AC adaptor .
Preparation 10 About the Ba ttery ª Battery indic ation The remaining battery power appears on the screen. (This does not appear when using A C adaptor) > > > (The indication turns red and blinks): Recharge or replace the battery .
Preparation 11 Inserting the Battery Preparation • Check if the camera is tur ned off . • Close the flash. 1 Slide the lever to open the batter y door . 2 Insert the batt ery fully until the lock 1 pops on the battery . • Hold both sides of the battery when inser ting.
Preparation 12 Removing the Ba tter y Preparation • Check if the camera is tur ned off . • Close the flash. 1 Slide the lever to open the batter y door . 2 Push the lock 1 to remove the batt ery . 3 Close the battery door and then slide t he batt ery door open /cl ose lever .
Preparation 13 Using the A C Adaptor Y ou can use the camera without w orr ying about battery discharge by connecting to an A C adaptor. Preparation • Check if the camera is tur ned off . • Close the flash. 1 Connect the AC cable. 2 Slide the terminal door to open.
Preparation 14 About the Ca rd ª Access to the card When the card is accessed, the card access indicat ion 1 lights. When the card access indication 1 lights, do not: • tur n the camera off . • remove the batter y or the card. • disconnect the DC c ab le if you use the AC adaptor .
Preparation 15 Inserting the Car d Preparation • Check if the camera is tur ned off . • Close the flash. 1 Slide the card do or to open. 2 Insert the card with the label facing the rear of th e camera until it c lic ks. • Inser t the card, pressing gently until it loc ks in place.
Preparation 16 Removing the Ca rd Preparation • Check if the camera is tur ned off . • Close the flash. 1 Slide the card do or to open. 2 Push the card until it c licks then pull the c ard out upri ght. 3 Close and slide the card door . ¬ Suggestions/T ips ¬ • The card and the data may be damaged if it is remov ed while t he camera is on.
Preparation 17 Attachi ng the MC P rote ctor/Lens Ca p/Lens Hood/Hood Ca p Preparation • Check if the camera is tur ned off . • Close the flash. ª Attaching the MC Protector 1 Attach the MC p rotector .
Preparation 18 ª Attach ing the lens hoo d/hood cap 1 1 Attach the lens h ood. 2 Attach the hood cap. • The camera is tur ned upside down in the figure above . • In bright s unlight or when the re is backlight, t he lens hood will minimize lens flare and ghost ing.
Preparation 19 Attachi ng the Strap 1 1 Pressing both sides of the cover . 2 Pull out the blac k strap holder com plet ely . 2 Detach the blac k strap ho lder from the metal fit ting. • When the blac k strap holder is completely detached, at tach it again as above .
Preparation 20 Setting the Date/Tim e (Cloc k Set) ª Init ial U se The clock is not set when the ca mera is shipped. When you turn the camera on, the clock setting screen appears. • When pres sing the [MENU] button, the screen shown in s tep 2 appears.
Preparation 21 3 Sele ct [D /M/Y ], [M /D/ Y] o r [Y /M/D ]. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button 2 tim es after finishing the setting. ª Date Printing • Y ou can set the date printing in DPOF pr in t sett ing on this c amer a.
Preparation 22 Setup Men u 1 T urn the camera on. 2 Press the [M ENU] button. 3 Select the [SETUP] Menu. 4 Select the desired item. 5 Set the desired value. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button af ter finishing the setting. ON OFF REC 1 / 4 SETUP WB ADJUST .
Preparation 23 Y ou can control the f ollowing items on [ SET UP] menu. ° 1 Recording mode only Menu Fun ctions MONIT OR/ FINDER Adjust the br ightness of the LC D monitor (when pictures appear on the LCD monitor) or Vie wfinder (when pictures appear on the Vie wfinder) in 7 steps.
Preparation 24 ° 1 Recording mode only Menu Fun ctions BEEP Y ou can set [BEE P] and [SHUTTER] in the recording m ode, and [BEE P] in playback mode. • Setting on [BEEP] (Setting on [BEEP] in recording mode) • [ ]: The operational sound tur ns high.
Preparation 25 ° 1 Recording mode only ° 2 Playbac k m ode only Menu Fun ctions CLOCK SET Change the date and time. (P20) RESET ° 1 The camera is reset to the initial settings. Ho wev er , the folder number and the clock settings are not changed. USB MODE Set before connectin g to a PC or a printer.
Preparation 26 Using the L CD Monitor/Vie w finder The LCD monitor of the camera is easy to be vie wed out of doors because the LCD monitor reflects s unlight to use it as a backlight. ª Switching the screen t o be turned on Press th e [EVF/LCD] b utton to s witch to the screen you would like t o turn on.
Preparation 27 ª Diopter ad justment This feature is useful f or users who wear corrective lenses and pref er to use the Viewfinder . Preparation • Pr ess the [ EVF/ LCD] butto n to di splay the Viewfinder . 1 Adjust t he diopt er , r otati ng the diopter adjustment d ial.
Preparation 28 About the Ex posure • A histogram is a graph that displa ys brightness along the horizontal axis (blac k to white) and the number of pixels at each brightness le vel on the vertical ax is. • It allows the camera user t o easily check the wa y a picture is being exposed.
Preparation 29 Operation al Mode Dial and Mete ring Mode Dial ª Operat ional mode d ial Y ou can switch to the recording mode (si ngle/b urst ) and the pla yback mode. : Single mode (P34) : Burst m ode (P50) : Playback mode (P51) ª Metering mode dial Y ou ca n swit ch to the following metering methods.
Preparation 30 Setting the Exp osure Y ou can set t he exposure by setting the aper ture r ing and the shutter speed dial. A : the aper ture r ing B : the shutter speed dial C : the aper ture r ing bu.
Preparation 31 • When adjusting the shutter speed dial to [2–8s], rotate t he command dial or set the s hutter speed with 2 / 1 . ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ ª Aperture-p riority AE mode [ ] and Shut ter- priorit y AE mode [] • Refer to P33 for the a vailable range of the aper ture val ue and the shutt er speed.
Preparation 32 ª Manual Exposure Assistance When you press the shutter b utton halfwa y , the indication f o r the condition of exposure (manual exposure assistance) appears for about 10 seconds. • When the exposure is not adequate, set the aper t ure value and the shutter speed again.
Preparation 33 Shutter Spee d and Aperture V alue ª Shutte r-pr iority AE m ode ° 1 The smaller aper ture val ue is limited depending on t he shutter speed or ISO se nsi tiv it y .
Recording pictur es (basic) 34 Recording pictu res (basic) T aking Pictures with A uto Focus Preparation • Inser t the c harged batter y (P11) or connect the AC adaptor (P13). • Inser t the c ard. (P15) • Remove the lens cap . 1 1 T urn the cam era on.
Recording pictur es (basic) 35 • The focus indication D lights and then the aper ture v alue E and the shutter speed F appear . • When the f ocus indication D is blinking, the subject is not f ocused. Press the shutter button halfw ay and focus on the subject again.
Recording pictur es (basic) 36 ª Focusing • The focus range is 60 cm– ¶ (AF). It is 30 cm – ¶ (AF-Macro/MF) . • If you press the s hutter button fully without prefocusing, pictures may be blurry or unfocused. • When the focus indicati on is blinking, the subject is not f ocused.
Recording pictur es (basic) 37 ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • When p ressing the sh utter button halfway , the screen may become dark or bright f or a moment; this is not a malfunct ion.
Recording pictur es (basic) 38 ª AF/AE Lock (AF: Auto Focus/ AE: Auto Ex posur e) When recording a picture of people with a composition as the abov e picture, y ou cannot f ocus on the subject because it is out of AF area i n usual operation. In this case , 1.
Recording pictur es (basic) 39 (A): Aper ture value (B): Shutter s peed ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • If the exposure is not adequate when pressing the shutter button hal fway , the shutter speed turns red.
Recording pictur es (basic) 40 T aki ng Pi ctur es wit h Manua l Focu s Use this function whe n you want to fix the focus or when the distance between the lens and the subject is determined and you do not want to activ ate the auto f ocus. Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ].
Recording pictur es (basic) 41 ª MF A SSIST When you rotate the focus ring with setti ng [MF ASSIST ] to [MF1] o r [MF2], the MF ass istance is activated and the screen is enlarged. It allo ws you to focus on the subject more easily . • [MF1]: The centre of the screen is enlarged.
Recording pictur es (basic) 42 Checking th e Recorded P ictur e (Review) Preparation • In Motion image mode, re view function is not activ ated. 1 Press 4 /[RE VIEW]. • The last recorded picture appears f or about 1 0 seconds. • Press the shutter button halfwa y or 4 /[REVIEW] to cancel the revie w .
Recording pictur es (basic) 43 Using th e Optical Zo om Y ou can bring people or objects into clos e-up or record landscap es widely in the range of optical z oom up to 3.2 k (35 mm-camera e quivalent: 28– 90 mm) by rotating the zoom ring. Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ].
Recording pictur es (basic) 44 T aking Pictures using the Built-in Flash Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) ª T o open the fla sh Press the [ O PEN] button. ª T o close the flash Press the f lash until it clicks. • Be sure to close the flash when not in use .
Recording pictur es (basic) 45 Use this when t aking pictures in places where us e of the flash is not allowed. • Refer to P71 for setting the 1st and 2nd cu rtain. ª A vailable flash settings ¢ When setting to the 2nd Cur tain Synchro, flash setting is not availab le.
Recording pictur es (basic) 46 Y ou c an fix the flash slanting at an angle of about 65 o as follows in bounce flash. (Bounce flash lock) Aim the flash to the ceiling and take the picture . • We recommend s etting the white balance to [AUT O ] (P61).
Recording pictur es (basic) 47 Compensa ting the Exp osure Use this function whe n you cannot ac hiev e appropriate exposure due to t he diff erence of br ightness between t he subject and the backg round. Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ].
Recording pictur es (basic) 48 T aki ng Pict ure s usin g A uto Bracket This mode allows you to take pictures aut omatically according to th e compensation range of the e xposure by pressing the shutter button only once. Y ou can select the picture with the des ired exposure among di fferent e xposures.
Recording pictur es (basic) 49 T aking Pictures with the Self-tim er Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Switch the self-ti mer setting. : S elf-timer set to 10 seconds ; : S elf-timer set to 2 seconds ; No display (cancelled) 2 Focus on the subject t o take th e pictur e .
Recording pictur es (basic) 50 T aking Pictures us ing Bur st Mode Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to burst mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [BURST RA TE], set [ ] or [ ] and th en take pict ures. • K eep pressing the shutter button full y to activate the bur st mo de.
Playback (basic) 51 Playback (basic) Pla ying Bac k Pictures Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select the picture . • Press 2 to play bac k the pre vious picture. • Press 1 to play bac k the ne xt picture.
Playback (basic) 52 ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • This camera is based on the DCF standards (Design r ule f or Camera File system) which were established by the Japan Electronics and Information T echnology Industries Association (JEIT A). • When changing the f older name or file name on PC, the pictures ma y not be play ed back.
Playback (basic) 53 9 Pictu res Multi Pl ay bac k Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Switc h to multi s creen. 2 Select the pictures. ª T o return to the normal indication Rotate the command dial cloc kwise. • The picture with the n umber colour ed in yellow appears.
Playback (basic) 54 Using the Pl ay bac k Zoom Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Enlarge the p icture. 2 Shift the picture . ª T o delete a pict ure during the pla yback zo om Press the [ ] button. When the confir mation screen appears, press 2 to select [YES], and press 4 /[R EVIE W].
Playback (basic) 55 Delet ing P ictu res Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) ª T o delete s ingle picture 1 Select the pi cture to be delete d. • Press 2 to play bac k the pre vious picture. • Press 1 to play bac k the ne xt picture.
Playback (basic) 56 ª T o delete m ulti pict ures 1 Select [MUL TI DELE TE]. 2 Select the pictures to be deleted. • The selected pictures appear with [ ]. When 4 /[RE VIEW] is pressed again, the setting is cancelled. • The icon [ ] bl inks r ed if the selected picture cannot be deleted.
Playback (basic) 57 ª T o delete all pi ctures 1 Select [ALL DELE TE]. 2 Delete all of the pictures. ¬ Suggestions/T ips ¬ • Once deleted, p ictures cannot be recov ered. Please double-check before del eting pictures. • Pictures that are protected (P84) or not of DCF standards (P 52) are not deleted.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 58 Recording pictu res (advanced) Recording Moti on I mages Y ou can recor d motion images with audio . Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [MOTION IMA GE] and set the desirable mode .
Recording pictur es (advanced) 59 4 Press the shutter button fully to start the recording. • The audio recor ding star ts simultaneously from the built-in microphone of the camera. • By pressing the shutter button fully again, the recording s tops.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 60 FUNCTION Menu Y ou can select 4 menus which you frequently use from the m enus in the recording mode (P113, P 114). This allows y ou to select the menu and sa ve the time t o operate it at the minimum.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 61 Setting the Whit e Bala nce In cer tain situations, the colour white may appear slightly reddish or b luish. This can occur when s hooting under ear ly or late day sunlight, on a cloudy da y , or under halogen lighting.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 62 Use of auto white balance adjustment in inappropriate lighting conditions may result in reddish or bluish pictures. Where the subject is surrounded by many light sources, aut o white balance adjustment may not operate proper ly .
Recording pictur es (advanced) 63 Setting the W hite Balance man uall y (White se t) Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [W .
Recording pictur es (advanced) 64 Finel y Adjustin g the White Balance If you cannot acquire the desirabl e hue with white balance because of too many diff erent light sources, etc., adjust the fine white ba lance as follo ws. Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ].
Recording pictur es (advanced) 65 Changing th e Picture Size Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [PICT . SIZE] and set the picture size .
Recording pictur es (advanced) 66 Changing th e Quality “Quality” refers to the amount eac h image is com pressed. Lower compres sion results in superior picture quality . Higher com pression allows y ou to store more images on your SD Memory card.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 67 T aking Pictures us ing the Spo t AF The focus is adjusted within the limited range. Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [SPOT AF] and set it to [ON]. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button after finishing the setting.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 68 Setting ISO Sensit ivity The ISO setting sets the cameras sensitivity to light. T he ISO setting can be increased when you need to t ake pictures in places where a f lash may not be allowed. The over all picture quality will decrease slightly as the I SO setting is increased.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 69 T aki ng Pict ure s wit h A udio Preparation • Set the operational mode dial except f or [ ]/[ ]. (P29) 1 Select [ A UDIO REC.] and set it to [ON]. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button after finishing the setting.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 70 Using the Di gital Zoom Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Sele ct [D.ZOO M] a nd se t it t o [2 k ] or [3 k ]. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button after finishing the setting.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 71 Setting to the 2nd Curtain Sync hr o The 2nd cur tain synchro is the method that the phot o flash activates j ust before t he shutter is released when y ou take pictures of t he subject with motion using slow shutter and the phot o flash.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 72 Adjustin g the Quality of the Pic ture (Picture Adjustm ent) Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [P ICT .ADJ.] . 2 Select [ CONTRAST], [SHARPNESS] and [S A TURA TION] respectively .
Recording pictur es (advanced) 73 Creating Flip Animation This camera allows y ou to create motion picture files up to 20 seconds b y connecting images recorded in flip animation mode.
Recording pictur es (advanced) 74 3 Capture images for flip animati on. • Y ou can take up to 100 pictures. 4 Check the image. • Y ou can check the previous or f ollowing image with 2 / 1 . • Delete unnecessary images with [ ] b utton . ª Creating motion images 5 Selec t [CREA TE MO TION IMA GE].
Recording pictur es (advanced) 75 7 Select [CREA TE MO TION IMA GE] and create a flip animation. • The file number appears for about 1 second after creating a flip animation. • Including the created images, the flip animation is counted as 1 animation image.
Playback (advance d) 76 Playback (advanced) Pla ying Bac k Pictures with A udio Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select the pi cture wit h audio i con [] . 2 Pla y bac k the audio. • Y ou can hear audio from the speaker .
Playback (advance d) 77 Pla ying Bac k Motio n Images Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select the picture with the motion image icon [ ]. 2 Pla y bac k the motion ima ges. • Motion image playback stops and the norma l pla yback is restored b y pressing 4 /[R EVIE W].
Playback (advance d) 78 Rotating the Picture Y ou can rot ate the recorded pictures in i ncreme nts of 90°. This is a conv enient function to play back pictures on TV . Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [RO T A TE].
Playback (advance d) 79 Setting the Picture t o be Printed and the Number of Prin ts (DPOF Prin t Setting) DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) is a system that allows the user to select which pictures are to be printed on compatib le photo printers. DPOF also allows the user to set how many copies of each picture will be printed.
Playback (advance d) 80 ª Multi setting/cancel 1 Select [DPOF PRINT]. 2 Select [MUL TI]. 3 Select the pictures and set the numb er of p rint s. • The number of prints can be set from 0 to 999. • The number of prints icon [ ] appears. • Repeat step 3.
Playback (advance d) 81 ª T o cancel al l settings 1 Select [DPOF PRINT]. 2 Select [CANCEL] . 3 Select [YES ] to can cel all settings. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button af ter cancelling the setting. PLAY 1 / 2 SETUP PRO TECT ROT A TE DPOF PRINT SLIDE SHOW A UDIO DUB.
Playback (advance d) 82 ª Index setting/cancel 1 Select [DPOF PRINT]. 2 Select [INDE X] . 3 Select [Y ES] to in dex setting. • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button af ter finishing the setting. PLAY 1 / 2 SETUP PRO TECT ROT A TE DPOF PRINT SLIDE SHOW A UDIO DUB.
Playback (advance d) 83 ª When the index is al ready set • Close the menu b y pressing the [MENU] button after finishing the setting. ª T o prin t the date Y ou can set /cancel the printing with the recorded date each press of the [DISPLA Y] button when sett ing the number of prints.
Playback (advance d) 84 Preven ting Acci denta l Er asur e of th e Pi cture Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) ª Single setting/cancel 1 Select [PRO TECT]. 2 Select [SINGLE] . 3 Select the picture and set/cancel the protection.
Playback (advance d) 85 ª Multi setting/ T o cancel all settings P erform the same operation as in [Setting the Picture to be Printed and the Number of Prints (DP OF Print Setting)]. (P79 – P81) ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • While this feature protects the pictures from accidental erasure, f or matting the card will permanently delete all data.
Playback (advance d) 86 Pla ying Bac k with Slide Sho w Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [SLIDE SHOW]. 2 Select the type of pictures to play back. • [ALL]: f or playing bac k all pictures •[ D P O F ] : f or playing bac k the pictures DPOF Slide Show is set 3 Select the follo wing items.
Playback (advance d) 87 4 Select [ST ART]. 5 By pressing th e [MENU] button, the Sl ide Show st ops. ª SD Slide Show If setting the SD Slide S how with t he [SD View er for DSC] which is in the supplied CD-ROM, when playing back, the confir mation screen appears.
Playback (advance d) 88 Adding A udio to Re cord ed Pictures (A udio Dubb ing) Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [A UDIO DUB.]. 2 Select the picture and start audio recording. • When audio has already been recorded, the conf irmation sc reen appears.
Playback (advance d) 89 Resizing the Pictu res This function is useful if y ou want to reduce the file siz e of the picture, in those cases when it needs to be attached t o an E-mail or uploaded it to a web site . Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ].
Playback (advance d) 90 4 Select [YES] or [NO] and set it. • When you select [YES], t he picture is ov erwritten. • When the original picture is protected, you cannot overwrite the resized picture. • When resized pictures are ov erwritten, they cannot be restored.
Playback (advance d) 91 T rimming the Pi ctures Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [TRIMMING]. 2 Select the picture to trim .
Playback (advance d) 92 4 Select [YES] or [NO] and set it. • When you select [YES], t he picture is ov erwritten. • When the original picture is protected, you cannot overwrite the resized picture. • When trimmed pictures are ov erwritten, they cannot be restored.
Playback (advance d) 93 Formatting the Car d Preparation • Set the operational mode dial to playbac k mode [ ]. (P29) 1 Select [FORMA T]. 2 Select [YES] to format. ¬ Suggestions/T ips ¬ • Usually , it is not necessar y to f or mat the card (initializing).
Playback (advance d) 94 Pla ying Bac k Pictures with a T V Screen ª Pla ying bac k pictures wi th A V cab le (suppl ied) • T ur n the camera and the TV off. 1 Connect the A V cable to the [A V OUT/ REMOT E] socket of the camera. 2 Connect the A V cable to the video input and the audio input sockets of th e TV .
Playback (advance d) 95 Bef ore Connecti ng with USB Conn ection Cable Select the US B communica tion system acc ording to the OS of your PC or your printer before connecting them to the camer a with the USB connection cable (supplied). Set the items on [USB MODE] in the [SETUP] menu.
Playback (advance d) 96 ª When using Windows 2000 Professi onal, Windows Me, Windows 98/98 SE or Mac OS 9.x • When conn ecting the came ra to a PC, do not set [U SB MODE] to [PTP]. (When the camera is shipped, [ Mass Storage] is selec ted.) • When using [Mass Storage] on W indows 98/98 SE, install the USB driver before connecting.
Playback (advance d) 97 Connecting to a PC (Ma ss Storage) When you connect to the camera to a PC suppor ting USB 2.0 (High Speed), you can transfer the data with higher speed in a shor ter pe riod of time. 1 T urn the camera on and then set [USB M ODE] to [M ass Storag e].
Playback (advance d) 98 Connecting to a PC (PTP) Do not follow the setting below on the OS ex cept f or Windows XP and Mac O S X. 1 T urn the camera on and then set [USB M ODE] to [P TP]. (P 95) 2 Connect the cam era to a P C via the USB conn ection cable (suppli ed).
Playback (advance d) 99 ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • Refer to P96 carefully when connecting to t he OS except for Windows XP and Mac OS X with setting [USB MODE] to [P TP]. • When conn ecting to a PC, we recommend using the AC adapt or as the power source.
Playback (advance d) 100 Connecting to a Printer By connecti ng the camera directly to a pr inter suppor ting Pi ctBridge or US B Direct-Print via the USB connection cable (supplied), you can select the pictures to be printed or star t printing.
Playback (advance d) 101 Using a Prin ter (PictBridge) Preparation • Connect the c amera to a pr inter . (P100) • The paper size cannot be changed depending on the prin ter . For details, refer to the operating instructions of the printer . ª Singl e pic ture 1 Select [SINGLE PICTURE].
Playback (advance d) 102 Preparation • Connect the c amera to a pr inter . (P100) • Set the DPOF print with this camera in advance. (P79) • The paper size cannot be changed depending on the prin ter . For details, refer to the operating instructions of the printer .
Playback (advance d) 103 Using a Prin ter (USB Direct-Print ) • Connect the c amera to a pr inter . (P100) • Set the paper size and print qualit y . (Read the printer operating instructions.) ª Singl e pic ture 1 Select [SINGLE PICTURE]. • The screen shown in step 2 appears when DPOF print is not set.
Playback (advance d) 104 Preparation • Connect the c amera to a pr inter . (P100) • Set the DPOF print with this camera in advance. (P79) • Set the paper size and print qualit y . (Read the printer operating instructions.) ª DPOF pictur e 1 Select [DPOF P ICTURE ].
Others 105 Oth ers Using the Ex ternal Flas h After installing the optional flash, DMW -FL28, the effectiv e range will be increas ed when compared to the camera’ s bui lt in flash. Preparation • Set the operational mode dial e xc ept f or [ ]. (P29) 1 Attach the external flash to the hot shoe 1 .
Others 106 ª Using the specified external flashes • When you use the f ollowing e xter nal flashes, the information about the ISO sensitivity , the aperture value or other on the c amera is transfe.
Others 107 ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • Y ou can se t the aper ture value, the shutter speed and the ISO sensitivity on the c amera e ven when attaching the external flash. • Some commer cial e xter nal flashes hav e synchro ter minals with high-voltage or re versed polarity .
Others 108 Using th e Wide Con ver sion Le ns/Close-u p Lens The wide conv ersion lens (DMW-L W 69, optional) allo ws you to tak e pictures with wider range of focus than usual (0. 82 times, 35 mm-camera e quiv alent: 23 m m). The close-up lens (DMW-LC69, optional ), if fitted onto the camera, will give a shar per close-up image.
Others 109 ¬ Sugge stio ns/T ips ¬ • When using the wide conv ersion lens, rotate the zoom ring to Wide (35 mm-c amera equiv alent: 28 mm). If you rotate the zoom r ing to other position, the per f orma nce of the lens may not be brought out. • Check if the lens c ap is removed before at taching the wide conv ersion lens.
Others 110 After Use After using the c amera, it is recom mended that you complete the fol lowing steps: 1 T urn the camera off and close the flash. 2 Remove the car d and the battery . (P12, P16) 3 Remove the hood cap and the lens hood (onl y when usi ng it) and then attach the lens cap.
Others 111 Screen Displa y ª In re cord ing 1 Exposure m ode (P30) 2 Flash (P44 ) 3 White balance (P 61) 4 ISO sensitivity (P68) 5 Pi ctur e s ize (P6 5) 6 Quality (P66) 7 Batter y indication (P10) 8 Jitter aler t indication (P36) 9 F rame/Time re main In Motion image mode: e.
Others 112 ª In pla ybac k 1 : Playback mode 2 DPOF [ ] (P 79, P86) (White): DPOF sett ing f or printing (Green): DPOF sett ing f or Sl ide Sho w (Green w ith number of print s): DPOF setting f or pr.
Others 113 The Men u Items ª [REC] m ode menu 1 W .BALANCE (P 61) 2 WB ADJ UST . (P64) 3 PIC T . SIZE (P65 ) 4 QU ALITY (P66) 5 SPOT AF (P67) 6 SENS ITIVITY (P68) 7 BURST RA TE (P50) 8 AUDIO RE C. (P69) 9 D .ZOOM (P70 ) 10 FLASH SYNC. (P71) 11 PICT .
Others 114 22 RESET (P25) 23 USB MODE (P95) 24 LANGUA GE (P25) ª [PLA Y] mode menu • For items without numbers, refer to those with the same name in [REC] mode menu. 25 RO T A TE (P78) 26 PRO TECT (P84) 27 DPOF PRINT (P79) 28 SL IDE SHO W (P8 6) 29 A UDIO DUB.
Others 115 Caut io ns for Us e In the ev ent of abnor mal operation (e.g. if the unit emits smoke or an unusual smell), immediately stop operating the unit and cons ult the P anasonic Customer Care Centre on 132600.
Others 116 Do not u se benzine, thinner or alcohol for cleaning the camera. • Before cleaning the camera, remove the battery or disconnect the A C adaptor from the electrical outlet. • The camera body may be deformed and the s urf ace finish m a y peel of f .
Others 117 ª Cautions for Stor age Before storing the camera, remove the card and t he batter y . Store all the components in a dry place with a relativ ely stable temperature .
Others 118 ª Folder Composition When a M emor y Card with da ta recorded on it is inserted into a PC, the folders s hown below will appear . • In the [100_P ANA] folder it is possible to record up to 999 pictures. • In the [MISC] f older it is possible to record the files that hav e been set with DPOF setti ngs.
Others 119 Appr o ximat e numbe r of recor dable pic tures and th e size • If you mix , and , the number of recordable pictures changes. • The number of re cordable pictures changes depending on the subject. • The number of re maining frames may not correspon d with recorded frames.
Others 120 Messag e Disp lay [NO MEMORY CARD] Insert the card. [THIS MEMOR Y CARD IS PR OT ECTED] Cancel the card lock. [NO V ALID IMAGE T O PLA Y] Play bac k after rec ording or after inser ting the card w ith a recorded picture. [MEMOR Y CARD FULL] / [NO T ENOUGH MEMOR Y IN THE CARD] Inser t a new card or delete the unnecessar y data.
Others 121 T roubles hoot ing 1: The camera is not turned on. 1-1: Are the battery inser ted or the AC adaptor correctly connected? Check the connection. 1-2: Is the battery sufficiently charged? Use the battery th at has been sufficiently charged. 2: As the camera is turned on, it turns off immediately .
Others 122 13: The picture does n ot appear on the television. 13-1: I s the c amera connected to t he TV correctly? Check it. 13-2: Set the TV to video input mode. 14: When connecting to a P C, pictur es cannot be tra nsferre d. 14-1: Is the camera connected to the PC correctly? Check it.
Others 123 Specificat ions Digital Camera Inf orm ation f or your saf ety Camera Effectiv e pixels 5,000,000 pixels Image sensor 2/3 inch CCD , total pix el number 5,240,000 pi xels, Primar y c olour filter Lens Optical 3.2 k zoom, f l 7.0– 22.5 mm (35 m m film camera equivalent: 28– 90 m m)/F2.
Others 124 A UTO , A UT O/Red-eye reduction, Forced ON, Forced ON/Red-eye reduction, Slow sync., Slow sync./Red-eye reduction, Forced OFF Microphone Monaural Speaker Monaural Recording media SD Mem or.
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