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Page 1: ...ing operating or adjusting this product please read the instructions completely For USA assistance please call 1 800 211 Pana 7262 or contact us via the web at http www panasonic com contactinfo For Canadian assistance please call 1 800 99 LUMIX 1 800 995 8649 or send e mail to VQT1P79 2 ...

Page 2: ...RVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL Carefully observe copyright laws Recording of pre recorded tapes or discs or other published or broadcast material for purposes other than your own private use may infringe copyright laws Even for the purpose of private use recording of certain material may be restricted THE SOCKET OUTLET SHALL BE INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT AN...

Page 3: ... in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ...

Page 4: ... hands or clothes wash it off thoroughly with water If any electrolyte should come into contact with your eyes never rub the eyes Rinse eyes thoroughly with water and then consult a doctor About the battery charger CAUTION DO NOT INSTALL OR PLACE THIS UNIT IN A BOOKCASE BUILT IN CABINET OR IN ANOTHER CONFINED SPACE ENSURE THE UNIT IS WELL VENTILATED TO PREVENT RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE HAZARD...

Page 5: ...rately you can record or play back pictures on the built in memory P 18 Charge the battery Insert the battery and the card Turn on the power Set the mode dial tola Set REC PLAY switch to 0 101 Elt 6 Press the shutter button and _ take pictures 3 4 o Jlb Ofi fI1 4 1 Previous Next To play back the pictures 101 1 Set REC PLAY switch to CE 2 e tl i i e B VQT1P79 5 ...

Page 6: ...ures Record P 28 INTELLIGENT AUTOIflJ Make ideal settings for the subject and distance just by pointing the camera Zoomed in pictures Close up pictures of people at a distance 10x optical zoom Rapid zoom EASY ZOOM P 33 Motion pictures Capture moving scenes MOTION PICTURE Mode 1 P 52 ...

Page 7: ...h your printer 4 Connect directly to easily print pictures at home Use a PictBridge compatible printer USB connection cable supplied At digital photo center Give card to shop assistant to print pictures S e and e Joy y pict esY Using your PC 4 Send bye mail save to hard disk Print out pictures USB connection cable supplied t JF7r l 0 WW t With DVD recorder 4 Save to OVO or hard disk AV cable suppl...

Page 8: ...tting the clock and language 19 Using menus 20 Menu type 21 VQT1P79 Standard Accessories 13 Names of parts 14 Mode dial 15 Cursor button 15 Using SETUP menu 22 2 CLOCK SET 22 WORLD TIME 3 MONITOR I LCD MODE BEEP 23 N VOLUME EH3 GUIDE LINE iiilHISTOGRAM IiITRAVEL DATE ECO ECONOMy 24 AUTO REVIEW mZOOM RESUME 25 moom NO RESET R RESET USB MODE VIDEO OUT 26 EBTV ASPECT m ft SCENE MENU Q DIAL DISPLAY FO...

Page 9: ... Positioning camera and subject within accessible range for focus alignment 41 Taking pictures with self timer 42 Taking pictures with exposure compensation 43 EXPOSURE 43 AUTO BRACKET 43 Viewing your pictures Play 35 Deleting pictures 36 To delete multiple up to 50 or all pictures 36 SCN1 Taking pictures SCN2 according to the scene SCENE MODE 44 Scene types 45 PORTRAIT SOFT SKIN SELF PORTRAIT SCE...

Page 10: ...TURE SiZE 55 5 QUALITy 55 ASPECT RATIO 56 limlNTELLIGENT ISO 56 Q SENSiTiViTy 57 WHITE BALANCE 58 E METERING MODE 59 IAr AF MODE 59 C AFCONTINUOUS AF 60 BURST 61 i I EXPOSURE 61 101 DIGITAL ZOOM 62 cb COLOR MODE 62 I ISTABILIZER 62 MIN SHTR SPEED 63 l J AUDIO REC 63 AF AF ASSIST LAMP 63 2 CLOCK SET 63 Taking viewing clipboard pictures CLIPBOARD 64 Taking clipboard pictures 64 Viewing clipboard pic...

Page 11: ...TE 77 DPOF PRINT 78 OTI PROTECT 79 l J AUDIO DUB 79 Hl COpy 80 Connecting with other devices Using with your PC 81 Printing 83 Printing multiple pictures 84 Print with date and text 84 Making print settings on camera 85 Viewing on TV screen 86 View on TV with component terminal 87 Others List of LCD monitor displays 88 Message displays 90 Q A Troubleshooting 92 Usage cautions and notes 98 Recordin...

Page 12: ... expose the camera to water rain or seawater If camera gets wet wipe with a soft dry cloth Wring cloth thoroughly first if wet with seawater etc Avoid exposing lens and socket to dust or sand and do not allow liquids to leak into gaps around buttons Avoid condensation caused by sudden changes in temperature and humidity When moving between places of different temperature or humidity place camera i...

Page 13: ...anada should contact 1 800 99 LUMIX 1 800 995 8649 for further information about obtaining replacement parts Lens If lens is dirty Images may appear slightly white if lens is dirty fingerprints etc Turn the power on hold the extracted lens barrel with your fingers and gently wipe the lens surface with a soft dry cloth Do not leave in direct sunlight Camera ON OFF switch Do not touch the lens barri...

Page 14: ...ording Strap eyelet CD We recommend using the strap to avoid dropping the camera COMPONENT OUT socket P 87 IGITALsocket DC IN socket P 81 83 I Always use a genuine Panasonic AC v adaptor DMW AC5PP optional Lens P 13 Speaker P 23 Microphone ____ L Do not block microphone with fingers P 52 63 79 LCD monitor P 22 37 88 Status indicator P 17 28 DISPLAY button P 37 Q MENU Quick setting P 66 delete butt...

Page 15: ...ures according to scene PA4 Take motion pictures P 52 Take pictures as memos P 64 In this manual direction buttons to be pressed will be shown in gray or with T Flash P 38 Exposure compensation P 43 Auto bracket P 43 White balance fine adjustment P 58 Backlight compensation P 29 MENU SET Macro mode PAO menu display seUfinish I P 20 Self timer P 42 right downT Up left This manual is based on the DM...

Page 16: ...equivalent to approx 150 165 2 mins 1 Values based on CIPA standards P 99 Number reduced if intervals longer approx 75 82 2 pictures if 2 minute intervals Playback time Approx 360 380 2 mins Above figures may be reduced if intervals between recordings are longer if flash zoom or LCD MODE are used frequently or in colder climates depends on actual usage 2DMC TZ4 c Battery will be warm during chargi...

Page 17: ...ter Always use genuine Panasonic batteries CGA SOO A If you use other batteries we cannot guarantee the quality of this product Do not remove card or battery while power is ON or while status indicator is on Camera may cease operating correctly or card recorded contents may be damaged The reading writing speed of a MultiMediaCard is slower than an SO memory card When a MultiMediaCard is used the p...

Page 18: ... than SO memory card Clipboard pictures P 64 are saved to built in memory Pictures may be copied between cards and the built in memory P80 Remaining battery and memory capacity Remaining battery only when using battery flashes red 1 I ZZII ZII II l Status indicator flashes when LCD monitor is off Recharge or replace battery P 16 Displayed when no card inserted pictures will be saved to built in me...

Page 19: ... displayed iower is turned on for the first time I REC PLAY switch To change time setting Select CLOCK SET from SETUP menu P 22 perform 3 and 4 To set language Select LANGUAGE P 27 from SETUP menu and set to language displayed on the monitor Example of SETUP menu setting P 20 To set local time at overseas destination WORLD TIME P 54 Failure to set the date and time will cause the date time to be i...

Page 20: ...ICTURE mode REC PLAY switch 0 Mode dial 0 i raON OFF 9 1 u f EEASPECT RATIO I I Mode dial i alSO INTELLIGENT ISO OFF SENSITIVITY AUTO SELECT EXIT W To restore default settings RESET P 25 2 se Ieet the item SETUP 000 c orK c 0 J v v _ f l1 i v ORLD riVE 1i1II VC NiT0R S MODE i OFF II Settings o CCT_ Item 3 S eet the setting SETUP GJ I Page ogQ 10 0 CLOCK SET Zoom lever can fl WORLD TIME t be used t...

Page 21: ...he camera more convenient to use P 22 27 D iili IIOO IIII illll lil IIIII IIIIIII 1 Make settings for ease of use such as adjusting the clock WORLD TIME ft and changing the beep sounds MONITOR to LCDMODE IJ BEEP SELECT Screen example DMC TZ5 DB DUAL PLAY SLIDE SHOW CATEGORY PLAY FAVORITE PLAY SELECT SET MODE PLAYBACK MODE menu REC PLAY switch rB PLAYBACK MODE Viewing recorded pictures P 69 71 Choo...

Page 22: ...h as outdoors etc J POWER LCD Makes screen brighter than normal for outdoor use O HIGH ANGLE Makes screen easier to see when taking pictures from high positions becomes harder to see from the front HIGH ANGLE will be canceled when power is turned off including POWER SAVE Block out sunlight with hand etc if reflection makes screen difficult to see AUTO POWER LCD or HIGH ANGLE cannot be used in the ...

Page 23: ...olume when from speakers 7 levels connected to TV We recommend setting camera volume to 0 EEEl GUIDE LINE REC INFO Select recording OFF ION Display recording information with guide lines information display and PATTERN types of guidelines P 37 EEEl Change the patterns of guide lines Only EEEl may be used in INTELLIGENT AUTO mode and CLIPBOARD mode IiiiiiI HISTOGRAM OFF ION Check subject brightness...

Page 24: ...cording Status indicator is illuminated while monitor is off Cannot be used in the following cases When using INTELLIGENT AUTO mode CLIPBOARD mode or AC adaptor DMW AC5PP sold separately when menu screen is displayed when using self timer setting or during motion picture recording Monitor also shuts off during flash battery charging To restore Press any button I AUTO REVIEW OFF No auto review Auto...

Page 25: ...der number to 100 First format the built in memory or card and reset the file numbers using NO RESET Then select YES on the folder number reset screen File numbers and folder numbers P 82 97 RESET REC SETTINGS YES NO RESET SETUP PARAMETERS YES NO Resetting SETUP parameters causes the following to be reset Birthdays and names in BABY and PET scene modes TRAVEL DATE WORLD TIME lOOM RESUME FAVORITE i...

Page 26: ...I SCENE MENU Display scene menu when mode dial is set to SCN1 or SCN2 P 44 lolDIAL DISPLAY Display mode dial operation on screen NTSC PAL Operates when AV cable is connected When set to 1m pictures will be displayed vertically long on LCD monitor Operates when AV cable is connected m Display in meters ft Display in feet OFFI AUTO displays scene menu To display scene menu when set to OFF Press MENU...

Page 27: ...her operations during formatting Consult your nearest Service Center if format cannot be successfully completed Formatting the built in memory may take several minutes ENGLISH DEUTSCH German FRANCAIS French ESPANOL Spanish ITALIANO Italian Z Chinese B g Japanese Not displayed on DMC TZ5P DMC TZ4P JITTER SUBJ MOVE DEMO Only during recording Extent of jitter and of subject movement are shown on grap...

Page 28: ...ral pictures of people and night scenery Only with a Recognizes i NIGHT SCENERY Uses slow shutter speed to achieve natural coloring Only with 1m Recognizes movement Reads subject movement to avoid blurring when scene does not correspond to any of the above Please set the clock before taking pictures P 19 Shutterbutton1 onth luminatedfor Focus range P 41 In addition to automatic scene distinction I...

Page 29: ...om ratio sunset sunrise low brightness jitter If desired scene type is not selected we recommend manually selecting the appropriate recording mode scene mode P 44 We recommend using a tripod and the self timer with i NIGHT SCENERY and i NIGHT PORTRAIT When jitter is small e g using tripod with i NIGHT SCENERY shutter speed can reach a maximum of 8 seconds Do not move the camera The settings for th...

Page 30: ... 0 o t 4 2 1 Shutter button 3 To use zoom P 32 To use flash P 38 To adjust image brightness PA3 To take close up pictures PAO To adjust coloring P 58 Press fully Beep sounds when focus is not aligned When Gitter alert is displayed use the optical image Jitter alert stabilizer P 62 a tripod or the self timer PA2 display If aperture value or shutter speed is displayed in red correct exposure has not...

Page 31: ...res of both distant and close objects together in the same picture fjl We recommend using the face detection function when taking pictures of people P 59 AF area Focus range P 41 Outside of range focus may not be aligned even if display is lit as normal AF area is displayed larger in dark conditions or when using digital zoom Most displays are temporarily cleared from screen when the shutter butto...

Page 32: ...re size P 55 and to extended optical zoom for further zooming otherwise EZ is short for extended optical zoom t l Zoom bar Maximum zoom ratios by picture size ASPECT Optical zoom Extended optical zoom RATIO II PICTURE SIZE 9 M 8 M 7M 1 5M 3M 2M 10 3M Max enlargement 10 x 11 3x 1 13 5 12 8 x 16 9 15 9 x PICTURE SIZE 8 5 M 7 M 6M 1 4 5M 2 5M Max enlargement 10 x 11 6x 1 13 9 12 8 x 16 9 15 9 x mq PI...

Page 33: ...not be used while recording motion pictures The enlargement ratio displayed in the bar on screen is an estimate In certain recording modes TELE MACRO function PAO is activated when maximum zoom ratio is reached A greater degree of distortion may be generated by taking wider angled pictures of close objects while using more telescopic zoom may result in more coloring appearing around the outlines o...

Page 34: ...ITAL ZOOM REC 3 g 1 iY COLOR MODE STANDARD I STABILIZERMODE1 O MINSHTRSPEED 2ft ffI SELECT EXIT iID 40x Digital zoom area Digital zoom area is displayed within zoom bar on screen Zoom motion stops momentarily when entering digital zoom range Within digital zoom range AF area is displayed larger when the shutter button is pressed halfway We recommend using a tripod and the self timer P 42 f Digital...

Page 35: ...ra t If the REC PLAY switch is moved from 0 to CE while the power is on the lens barrel will be retracted after 15 seconds i This camera is compliant with the unified DCF Design rule for Camera File system standard formulated by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association JEITA and with Exit Exchangeable image file format Files that are not DCF compliant cannot be playe...

Page 36: ...l To cancel press MENU SET May take time depending on number of pictures deleted ALL DELETE EXCEPT FAVORITE may be selected in DELETE ALL when FAVORITE is set to ON P and pictures have been registered 5 Delete 00 Select YES V V To release Press DISPLAY again Picture selected DISPLAY o rDiY Select the pictures to delete Repeat 4 after step 2 3 Select type of deletion T o u s e 090 DELETE ALL goto s...

Page 37: ...the right this means there are several bright areas in the picture Guide A peak in the center represents correct brightness correct exposure This can be used as a reference for exposure correction P 43 etc Histogram from time of recording is different to histogram in playback and displayed in orange when recording with flash or in dark locations Also histogram may differ from histograms made with ...

Page 38: ...eduction fm 2 Automatically judges whether or not to flash Taking pictures of subjects against a reduce red eye slow shutter speed to take brighter nightscape tripod recommended pictures FORCED FLASH OFF Places where flash use is prohibited Never flash 1 When digital red eye correction function operates red eye will be detected and corrected automatically when the flash is emitted DMC TZ5 only 1 2...

Page 39: ...1 0 2 2 m 3 28 7 22 feet ISO 150MAX800 Aoorox 0 8 4 7 m 2 62 15 4 feet Aoorox 1 0 3 2 m 3 28 10 5 feet P 56 150MAX1600 Aoorox 1 15 6 7 m 3 77 22 0 feet Aoorox 1 0 4 5 m 3 28 14 8 feet HIGH SENS 1501600 in SCENE 1506400 Approx 1 15 13 5 m 3 77 44 3 feet Approx 1 0 9 1 m 3 28 29 9 feet MODE P 49 Do not touch or look at the flash P 14 from close distances i e a few cm Do not use the flash at close di...

Page 40: ...et to maximum focus can be aligned for distances as close as 1 m 3 28 feet Digital zoom may also be used w Y T 1 Cannot be used in the following circumstances When not using MACRO in 0 NORMAL Turn to PICTURE mode or lEI MOTION PICTURE mode max T Scene modes other than FOOD CANDLE L1GHT BABY HIGH SENS UNDERWATER PET and HI SPEED BURST is displayed when using macro in 0 NORMAL PICTURE mode and 181 M...

Page 41: ... zoom ratio 2 m 6 57 feet lIh liiiII to 00 00 2 m 6 57 feet 00 IFocus range I r f00 r 50 cm 1 64 feet to 00 Qr 5 0 C 1 64 feet 00 Ranges between 50 cm 2 m according to zoom ratio 2 m 6 5 feet fQP o to 00 2 m 6 57 feet 00 I I I 4 7 x 1 x max W 1 x max W 10 x max T Tele Macro function activated 2 10 x max T When not using MACRO 0 3 9 3 3 When not using MACRO AF IZoom ratio I Mode dial set to E1 0 19...

Page 42: ...us Press fully Picture taken after selected time elapsed Take a picture iPM Fo us wil 1 be au tomatically adjusted Immediately before recording if shutter button is pressed fUlly here Self timer indicator Flashes for set duration After self timer lamp stops flashing it may then be lit for AF assist lamp This function cannot be used in the UNDERWATER and HI SPEED BURST scene modes or in MOTION PICT...

Page 43: ...he compensation value is displayed on the bottom left of the screen Iy D etc 1 y EXPOSURE o 2 Select a value o 0 no compensation O lr f 0 Takes 3 pictures in succession changing the exposure After exposure compensation the compensation value is as standard 1o lay AUTO BRACKET Press several times 2 Select a value 0 _ 0 no compensation ol illi It it 0 if y Value displayed after exposure compensation...

Page 44: ...y affect the coloring of your picture Following REC menu settings will be automatically adjusted and cannot be selected manually available settings vary according to scene setting INTELLIGENT ISO SENSITIVITY METERING MODE I EXPOSURE COLOR MODE MIN SHTR SPEED I EXPOSURE is operated automatically in the following scene modes according to picture conditions PORTRAIT SOFT SKIN SELF PORTRAIT SCENERY SP...

Page 45: ...gs exposure coloring etc for given scenes IJ PORTRAIT 9M B SELF PORTRAIT SCENERY I II NIGHT SCENERY ill FOOD BABY PET I I HI SPEED BURST STARRY SKY SNOW rz NIGHT PORTRAIT HIGH SENS UNDERWATER MULTI ASPECT DMC TZ5 only Functions tips for each scene P 46 51 VQT1P79 45 ...

Page 46: ... focus is not correctly aligned Focus 30 70 cm 0 98 2 30 feet Max W Do not use zoom harder to focus Zoom moved to max W automatically 2 second self timer P 42 recommended Take clear pictures of wide distant subjects Tips Stand at least 5 m 16 4 feet away Take pictures of scenes with fast movement e g sports Tips Stand at least 5 m 16 4 feet away AF MODE default setting is face detection Clarity of...

Page 47: ... Do not move for 8 seconds o Main fixed settings NIGHT Shutter speed max 8 sec if little jitter or FLASH FORCED FLASH OFF using tripod or optical image stabilizer is CONTINUOUS AF OFF SCENERY OFF AF ASSIST LAMP OFF o Tripod self timer recommended SENSITIVITY IS0100 800 Take natural looking pictures of food t J Tips o Focus Max W 5 em 0 17 feet and above FOOD Max T 1 m 3 28 feet and above 2 m 6 57 ...

Page 48: ...taking pictures Tips Same as for BABY Take clear pictures of scenes such as sunsets Age and name will be displayed for approx 5 seconds after setting this mode Age display format depends on LANGUAGE setting AGE and NAME print setting can be made on your computer using the supplied CD ROM PHOTOfunSTUDIO viewer Text may also be stamped onto the picture using TEXT STAMP P 73 Date of birth will be dis...

Page 49: ... shutter speed and ISO sensitivity are fixed to the settings for the first picture The following functions cannot be used Extended optical zoom Digital zoom AUTO BRACKET SELF TIMER ASPECT RATIO PICTURE SIZE AUDIO REC BURST Approx 20 Approx 20 to 100 The maximum is 100 Built in memory DMC TZ5 Approx 6 pictures sec DMC TZ4 Approx 7 pictures sec Card Number of recordable pictures Maximum Burst soeed ...

Page 50: ...tdown above has ended Countdown for processing is redisplayed afterwards Take clear pictures of fireworks in the night sky I 2iR Tips IaSlI Stand at least 10m 32 8 feet away FIREWORKS Tripod recommended Bring out the clear blues of the sky and the sea without darkening subject BEACH Bring out the natural color of snow in ski slope and mountain scenes SNOW Shutter speed can be set to 1 4 second or ...

Page 51: ... the three aspect ratios 4 3 3 2 16 9 in one go Tips o Ensure that subject is in center of picture 3 2 Red 16 9 Green 4 3 Blue Main fixed settings FLASH FORCED FLASH OFF AF ASSIST LAMP OFF Turn the camera off when taking off or landing When using the camera follow all instructions from the cabin crew Always use marine case DMW MCTZ5 sold separately Self timer Cannot be used AFLOCK focus fixed AF a...

Page 52: ... P 87 fps frames per second 30fps for smooth picture movement 10fps for longer motion pictures Estimated recording time P 1 00 To viewing motion pictures P 68 Ends automatically if memory is full Press fully start recording 4 Fin Sh Press fully A maximum of approx 2 GB can be recorded in anyone session Available recording time is calculated on a 2 GB basis estimated To continue recording press the...

Page 53: ...e with A Exit without entering if you do not wish to set a return date Select SET Q llO J Vj 2 The number of days elapsed is displayed for approx 5 sec when switching from playback to recording mode iii displayed at bottom right of screen When destination is set in WORLD TIME next page days elapsed are calculated based on local destination time If settings are made before holiday number of days to...

Page 54: ...a name Screen from step 1 will then be displayed only when camera is used for the first time or has been reset To close menu press MENU SET 3 times Finish O g g Q 9 PLEASE SET THE HOME AREA will be displayed when setting for the first time In this case press MENU SET and skip to step 2 Set home area 1Select HOME g WORLD TIME 0 f CANCEL SELECT SETIII Set your home area Current time Upon your return...

Page 55: ...as follows 1 8 M 3264x2448 2 None 3 7 M 3264x2176 4 6 M 3264 x1840 Extended optical zoom can be used for picture sizes indicated with When using a INTELLIGENT AUTO mode 7 M and 2 M may not be selected with 4 3 ratio 6 M with 3 2 ratio nor 5 5M with 16 9 ratio Extended optical zoom is not used in the HIGH SENS HI SPEED BURST and MULTI ASPECT DMC TZ5 only scene modes Mosaic effect may appear dependi...

Page 56: ...GEN BO Camera automatically adjusts ISO sensitivity and shutter speed according to movement of subject to avoid blur Higher ISO sensitivity reduces subject blur and jitter but can increase interference Please select maximum ISO sensitivity according to table below Set up Mode dial 0 Press MENU SET Select INTELLIGENT 150 P 20 Settings OFF a Setting guide Movement of subject Slow Fast ISO sensitivit...

Page 57: ...itivity sensitivity to lighting manually We recommend higher settings to take clear pictures in darker locations Set up Mode dial 0 Press MENU SET Select SENSITIVITY P 20 Settings AUTO 100 200 400 800 1600 Setting guide SENSITIVITY 100 1600 Location Bright Dark recommended outdoors Shutter speed Slow Fast Interference Low High AUTO Automatically set with range up to 400 1000 when using flash accor...

Page 58: ...en under fluorescent lighting Only takes image of white objects within frame step MENU SET White balance fine adjustment excluding AWB White balance settings can be individually fine tuned if colors still do not appear as anticipated CD Press several times until WS ADJUST is displayed Adjust with if reds are strong adjust with if blues are strong Q Press MENU SET Settings are remembered even if po...

Page 59: ...yed when more than one face is detected Other faces that are the same distance away as faces within the yellow AF area are also focused Taking front on pictures of people Face detection Brightness measurement position Conditions B Multiple Whole screen Normal usage produces balanced pictures OJ Center Center and surrounding area Subject in center weighted D Spot Center and close surrounding area G...

Page 60: ...s 131 MOTION PICTURE mode If the camera detects subjects other than a person as the face switch the AF mode setting to any modes other than face detection The face detection function may fail to work under the following conditions AF mode setting is switched to 555 When the face is not facing the camera or at an angle When the facial features are hidden behind sunglasses etc When the face is extre...

Page 61: ...re Burst speed may be reduced if SENSITIVITY is set to high or if shutter speed is reduced in darker locations When burst setting is use flash is prevented from operating and auto bracket setting is canceled Settings will be stored even if power is turned off When using BURST while following a moving subject in locations with major differences in brightness e g indoor to outdoor exposure stabiliza...

Page 62: ...TION PICTURE mode Individual settings can be made for each recording mode Automatically detects and prevents jitter Set up Mode dial a 0 SCN1 SCN21E1l Press MENU SET Select STABILIZER P 20 Settings Settings Effect OFF lbFF Pictures deliberately taken with no jitter correction MODE1 11 1 Constant correction Monitor image stable composition easy to determine MODE2 Ill 2 Correction at moment shutter ...

Page 63: ...MENU SET Select AUDIO REC P 20 Settings OFF ION Record approx 5 seconds of sound 0 displayed on screen To cancel recording Press MENU SET U eTo play audio set REC PLAY switch to B play play image and press To adjust volume VOLUME P 23 Cannot be used with 19 INTELLIGENT AUTO mode BURST AUTO BRACKET or the STARRY SKY HI SPEED BURST and MULTI ASPECT DMC TZ5 only scene modes TEXT STAMP RESIZE TRIMMING...

Page 64: ...e To delete clipboard pictures Press jj delete in step 2 above P 36 If internal memory is full Non clipboard pictures can be deleted from the internal memory by removing card from camera setting mode dial to a setting other than CLIPBOARD mode and pressing jj delete Playback mode functions cannot be used STABILIZER setting made in REC menu will be reflected in clipboard mode Functions unavailable ...

Page 65: ... and picture with zoom mark will be deleted Picture can be deleted even while zoomed in To view registered ratio and position CDDisplay picture with Turn to T side No need to manually enlarge or move W T i3i 1 A special menu is used in CLIPBOARD mode Default setting REC ON CLIPBOARD menu REC PLAY switch 0 Mode dial PICTURE SIZE 2M Priority to picture quality 1 M Priority to the number of pictures ...

Page 66: ...ing Select Press 1 11 G JAWB AUTO iCJ III 9 Lcl AF MODE P59 SENSITIVITY 3 P 57 LCD MODE P 22 66 Example NORMAL PICTURE mode STABILlZER 1 P 62 BURST P 61 WHITE BALANCE INTELLIGENT ISO 2 P 56 except SET P 58 PICTURE SIZE P 55 I EXPOSURE P 61 ASPECT RATI0 4 P 56 1 Press DISPLAY while STABILIZER is displayed to view demo of jitter movement detection 2 Only when INTELLIGENT ISO is selected 3 Only when ...

Page 67: ...turn to W side 2 You can view 12 or 30 pictures at once multi playback or view all pictures taken on a certain date calendar playback 1 ttO B To restore Turn to T side To change from 12 30 screen display to single screen display Select picture with T 411 and press MENU SET Calendar screen Only one month of pictures is displayed on calendar screen Pictures taken without clock settings are displayed...

Page 68: ... 15 5 IllI1ii1J Ia I 10 5 To advance by 3 frames AT To advance by 1 frame Turn to W side No of Frames sec changes with each turn To make single picture from 9 surrounding frames Press MENU SET between steps ill and above to set to 9 screen display Press again to return to one screen display Zoom lever I w T PICTURE MODE 1 screen 9 screens IIIIi11 0 3 M 2M 0 3 M 1 M IiIIIIBI 2M 2M 11II11II 1 The qu...

Page 69: ...itch set to lB or when switching from REC mode to playback mode B NORMAL PLAY Displays one picture Default setting Set up Press MENU SET Select NORMAL PLAY P 20 DB DUAL PLAY DMC tZ5 only Displays different 2 pictures vertically Useful for comparing pictures Set up Press MENU SET Select DUAL PLAY P 20 Selected pictures outlined in orange Hold camera vertically jj Delete selected picture 1 2 Jt Ii R...

Page 70: ... jj to return to menu screen during slide show EFFECT Select music and effects according to picture atmosphere Camera selects optimum effect AUTO from NATURAL SLOW SWING and URBAN only available with CATEGORY SELECTION setting NATURAL Play with relaxed music and SLOW screen transition effects SWING Play with livelier music and screen URBAN transition effects OFF No effects SETUP 1 SEC 2 SEC 3 SEC ...

Page 71: ...s can be set only for categorized pictures P 76 78 79 ROTATE ROTATE DISP DPOF PRINT PROTECT AUDIO DUB To close CATEGORY PLAY select NORMAL PLAY Icons of categories with pictures dark blue No of pictures appears after a few seconds 2 View ctures Previous Next To delete pictures Press jj delete Pictures can be classified automatically and viewed by category Automatic classification starts when CATEG...

Page 72: ...itles to your favorite pictures Set up Press MENU SET B PLAYBACK menu Select TITLE EDIT P 20 1Select SINGLE or MULTI and set Select picture SINGLE Enter characters r 11 II CDPress display button several times to select li BCDEFGHIJK MNOP character type i H 6 x AJEE Upper case lower case symbols numbers A 0ilsPACElloELETEII EXIT I Select characters with T and press CANCEUiiisELECT iiIDISPLAYI MENU ...

Page 73: ...inting Set up Press MENU SET E PLAYBACK menu Select TEXT STAMP P 20 3 Select items and make settings for each Q TEXT STAMP To stamp inputted texts such as names lly SHoo fIf DATE WIOTlllP in BABY and PET scene modes T AGE Off Select ON to destination in TRAVEL DATE or a title TRAVEL DATE Off in TITLE EDIT set TITLE setting to I d TITLE Off stamp ON CA CELiill SELECT SET MULTI up to 50 pictures QTE...

Page 74: ...V TEXT STAMP and DPOF date printing settings cannot be changed of pictures Characters may be cut off on certain printers Cannot be set in CATEGORY PLAY or FAVORITE PLAY playback mode P 71 Do not make date printing settings in shop or on printer for pictures with date stamps Date printing may be overlapping II 1119111 Picture size can be reduced to facilitate e mail attachment and use in homepages ...

Page 75: ... CATEGORY PLAY or FAVORITE PLAY playback mode P 71 Cannot be used with motion pictures pictures with audio or pictures with text stamp May not be compatible with pictures taken on other devices IRIMMIN Change position Expand Select YES and set Press iffi when finish setting to return to the menu screen Picture quality is reduced after trimming Cannot be set in CATEGORY PLAY or FAVORITE PLAY playba...

Page 76: ... text stamp or non DCF files P 35 May not be compatible with pictures taken on other devices Convert pictures taken in mm1 to lIB or 1 11 for printing Set up Press MENU SET CB PLAYBACK menu Select ASPECT CONV P 20 1 ct BA r 111 I i U UJ EElASPECT CONV i III 11 OFF Automatically rotate portrait pictures Set up Press MENU SET E PLAYBACK menu Select ROTATE DISP P 20 1Select O_N_ PLAYBACK Rotate 90 cl...

Page 77: ...tware Mark your favorite pictures and enable the following functions Favorites only slide show P 70 Delete all except favorites useful for when printing in shop etc Set up Press MENU SET B PLAYBACK menu Select FAVORITE P 20 Close menu 10 0 o Select picture repeat b 0001 Up to 999 pictures can be selected displayed when set not displayed To release Press again when OFF To release all Select CANCEL ...

Page 78: ...i W P 6 j V Date print setting release Press display button Press jj when finish setting to return to the menu screen To release all Select CANCEL in step1 and select YES When using PictBridge compatible printers check settings on actual printer as these may take priority over camera settings To print from built in memory at a shop first copy pictures to card P 80 before making settings 14TI DPOF ...

Page 79: ...all Press MENU SET May not be effective when using other devices Formatting will cause even protected files to be deleted Do not block microphone with fingers Add audio to previously taken pictures Set up Press MENU SET B PLAYBACK menu Select AUDIO DUB P 20 1 R ct imageandsta r e r y containing audio select whether or not to overwrite 0 existing audio with T and press fr MENU SET iO O To cancel Pr...

Page 80: ...nu screen Screen shown is example 80 If there is not enough space on the built in memory for copying to be performed turn off the power remove the card and delete pictures from the built in memory to delete clipboard pictures set the mode dial to clipboard mode To copy to a card use a card with a capacity of at least 50 MB Copying pictures may take several minutes Do not turn off power or perform ...

Page 81: ...t the camera to your computer to save play print and e mail your pictures Set up Connect the camera to the AC adaptor DMW AC5PP sold separately Alternatively use a sufficiently charged battery Card Insert card and set mode dial to any except Gr Built in memory Remove card Hold here Push until it is fully inserted ACCESS sending data Do not disconnect the USB connection cable while ACCESS is displa...

Page 82: ...meras etc When recording after performing NO RESET P 25 File may not be able to be played back on camera after changing file name If mode dial is set to Gr built in memory data including clipboard pictures are displayed even when card is inserted Data in card is not displayed When using Mac as x ver 1 0 2 or earlier set write protect switch on card to LOCK whenever handling pictures on SDHC memory...

Page 83: ...y begins to run out during communication the status indicator flashes and a warning beep sounds Cancel printing and disconnect USB connection cable recharge the battery before reconnecting Setting the USB MODE P 25 to PictBridge PTP remove the need to make the setting each time the camera is connected to the printer You can connect directly to a PictBridge compatible printer for printing Set up Co...

Page 84: ...eral pictures Remaining sheets display may differ from set number With TEXT STAMP Recording date and following information can be embedded into photographs P 73 Recording date NAME and AGE from BABY and PET scene modes TRAVEL DATE elapsed days and destination Text registered in TITLE EDIT Do not add date printing in stores or with printers to pictures TEXT STAMP is applied text may overlap Printin...

Page 85: ...m A4 210 x297 mm CARD SIZE 54 x85 6 mm PAGE printer takes priority B 1 picture no border I LAYOUT lui 1 picture with border I 2 pictures I GG 4 pictures Items may not be displayed if incompatible with printer To arrange 2 pictures or GG 4 pictures in the same picture set the number of prints for the picture to 2 or 4 CO To print to paper sizes layouts not supported by this camera set to and make s...

Page 86: ...to playback images on SDHC memory cards Do not use any other AV cables except the supplied one You can view pictures on TVs in other countries regions which use the NTSC or PAL system when you set VIDEO OUT in SETUP menu Even if you set VIDEO OUT to PAL the output signal will still be NTSC in the recording mode When connected with AV cable pictures will not be displayed on TV during recording of m...

Page 87: ...displayed vertically may be slightly blurred Pictures cannot be simultaneously displayed on the LCD monitor We recommend recording still pictures with PICTURE SIZE of at least 2M and motion pictures with PICTURE MODE set to 16 9H DMC TZ5 only Do not use cables other than that specified here sold separately DMW HDC2 I Output will be in 16 9 aspect ratio regardless of TV ASPECT setting Component out...

Page 88: ...ea P 60 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I 11 2 3 1 14 13 12 1 Recording mode P 15 Flash mode P 38 Optical image stabilizer P 62 Jitter alert P 30 Metering mode P 59 mJ Macro recording PAO i iDl Tele macro PAO 2 AF area P 30 3 Focus P 30 4 9 Picture size P 55 Quality P 55 Battery capacity P 18 5 Number of recordable pictures P 1 00 1 1 mWhite balance P 58 ISO sensitivity P 57 R R IEI ISO LIMIT P 56 2 im Color mode ...

Page 89: ...tion settings P 54 10 Recording information illlt j llilUI 1 iAge in years months PA8 11 Travel elapsed days P 53 12 fi Power LCD P 22 13 E2ll Number of DPOF prints P 78 14 mMotion pictures P 68 Picture with audio P 68 Cable disconnection warning icon P 83 4 7 5 6 3 2 1 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 J 1 g PLAYBACK mode 1 P 35 I I Protected picture P 79 D Favorites 2 P 77 2 Text stamped display P 73 3 Picture...

Page 90: ...MP or TITLE EDIT has been exceeded CANNOT BE SET ON THIS PICTURE DPOF settings TITLE EDIT or TEXT STAMP cannot be made for non DCF images P 35 PLEASE TURN CAMERA OFF AND THEN ON AGAIN Force has been applied to lens or other component and camera could not operate correctly Turn on power again Consult the dealer or your nearest Service Center if display still remains SOME PICTURES CANNOT BE COPIED C...

Page 91: ...ly be damaged MOTION RECORDING WAS CANCELLED DUE TO THE LIMITATION OF THE WRITING SPEED OF THE CARD We recommend using a card of at least 10 MB s as marked on its packaging etc Motion picture recording may be automatically terminated with certain cards A FOLDER CANNOT BE CREATED Folder numbers in use have reached 999 Save all necessary data to computer or other device and FORMAT P 27 Folder number...

Page 92: ...er Pictures appear dark or have poor coloring Adjust the exposure P 43 Use WHITE BALANCE to adjust the coloring e g Use AWB for fluorescent lighting and for incandescent lighting If this is still insufficient try Setting white balance manually SET P 58 How do I get the date printed Make date printing settings before printing In shop Make OPOF settings P 78 and request printing with dates With prin...

Page 93: ... built in memory P 1 00 Recorded pictures look white Lens is dirty fingerprints etc Turn on power to extract lens barrel and clean lens surface with a soft dry cloth Lens is foggy P 12 Recorded pictures are too bright too dark Pictures taken in dark locations or bright subjects snow bright conditions etc occupy most of the screen Brightness of LCD monitor may differ from that of actual picture Adj...

Page 94: ...rom strong light sources such as sunlight when taking pictures 94 Motion picture recording stops midway Using MultiMediaCard not compatible with motion picture recording We recommend using a card of at least 10 MB s as marked on its packaging etc With some cards access display may appear briefly after recording and recording may end midway L OD monitor LCD monitor dims during motion picture record...

Page 95: ...cing down may be interpreted as being portrait Set ROTATE DISP to OFF You can also rotate display manually using ROTATE P 76 Cannot view pictures REC PLAY switch is not set to B play No pictures in built in memory or card pictures played from card if inserted from built in memory if not Camera set to CATEGORY PLAY or FAVORITE PLAY Set playback mode to NORMAL PLAY P 69 Folder file number displayed ...

Page 96: ...memory card TV screen display different to LCD monitor Aspect ratio may be incorrect or edges may be cut off with certain televisions Cannot play motion pictures on TV Card is inserted into TV Connect with AV cable supplied or component cable sold separately DMW HDC2 and play on camera P 86 87 Picture is not displayed on full TV screen Check TV ASPECT settings P 26 Cannot send pictures to computer...

Page 97: ... SELF PORTRAIT FIREWORKS AERIAL PHOTO or SUNSET scene modes Camera is hot Camera may become a little warm during use but this does not affect performance or quality Lens makes a clicking noise When brightness changes the lens may make a clicking noise and the monitor brightness may also change but this is due to aperture settings being made Does not affect recording Clock is incorrect Camera has b...

Page 98: ...AC adaptor and turn the camera on Do not use the camera near radio transmitters or high voltage lines If you record near radio transmitters or high voltage lines the recorded pictures and sound may be adversely affected Do not extend the supplied cord or cable jl Do not allow camera to come into contact with pesticides or volatile substances can cause surface damage or coating to peel Caring for y...

Page 99: ...l the RBRC hotline at 1 800 822 8837 for information Estimated recording capacity of 300 330 1 pictures P 16 is based on the following CIPA 2 standards 1DMC TZ4 CIPA standards Using Panasonic SD memory card 16 MB Using the supplied battery Temperature 23 C 73 4 OF humidity 50 NORMAL PICTURE mode LCD monitor ON The number of recordable pictures decreases in AUTO POWER LCD POWER LCD and HIGH ANGLE m...

Page 100: ...970 1910 1090 2150 1560 3010 2410 4640 3770 7090 17240 24130 8GB 1760 3450 1980 3890 2230 4380 3180 6130 4910 9440 7670 14440 35080 49120 16 GB 3550 6950 3980 7840 4490 8820 6410 12350 9880 19000 15440 29070 70590 98840 Recording time capacity motion pictures Varies according to PICTURE MODE P 52 setting PICTURE MODE 30fpsVGA 10fpsVGA 30fpsQVGA 10fpsQVGA Built in memory 1 min 43 sec 5 min 16 MB 6 ...

Page 101: ...0 710 520 1000 900 1720 460 910 550 1070 620 1220 890 1700 1360 2560 500 990 650 1270 730 1420 1040 1980 1800 3410 920 1800 1080 2110 1230 2410 1740 3350 2680 5020 990 1940 1280 2510 1450 2800 2040 3890 3540 6700 1870 3660 2210 4300 2500 4910 3550 6820 5450 10230 2020 3960 2610 5110 2950 5710 4160 7920 7220 13640 3770 7370 4450 8660 5040 9880 7160 13720 10980 20590 4080 7970 5250 10290 5950 11490 ...

Page 102: ...be difference in above settings Electronic shutter Mechanical shutter 1280 x 720 pixels DMC TZ5 only 848 x 480 pixels 640 x 480 pixels 320 x 240 pixels Only when using an SD Memory Card 30 15 DMC TZ5 only or 10 frames second with audio ii DMC TZ5 2 5 pictures second Burst Approx 2 pictures second Unlimited if DMC TZ4 3 pictures second Burst Approx 2 pictures second Unlimited i j DMC TZ5 Max 5 pict...

Page 103: ... is Imm1 II DMC TZ5 3712 x 2088 pixels 13072 x 1728 pixels 2560 x 1440 pixels 11920 x 1080 pixels DMC TZ4 3264 x 1840 pixels 2560 x 1440 pixels 1920 x 1080 pixels 1280 x 720 pixels DMC TZ5 only 848 x 480 pixels 640 x 480 pixels 320 x 240 pixels Fine Standard JPEG based on Design rule for Camera File system based on Exif 2 21 standard DPOF corresponding JPEG based on Design rule for Camera File sys...

Page 104: ...V01 GU1A Product name AC adaptor Product no OMW AC5PP Product name Marine Case Product no OMW MCTZ5 Product name Component Cable Produce no OMW HOC2 SOHC memory cards New standards set in 2006 by SO Association for high capacity memory cards exceeding 2 GB Can be used on SOHC memory card compatible devices but not on devices only compatible with SO memory cards When connecting to other devices or ...

Page 105: ... Customer Signature _ Make Check or Money Order to PANASONIC ACCESSORIES Please do not send cash 4 Shipping information UPS delivery requires complete street address Ship To Mr Mrs Ms _ Street Address Night City State Zip TO OBTAIN ANY OF OUR DIGITAL CAMERAACCESSORIES YOU CAN DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING VISIT YOUR LOCAL PANASONIC DEALER OR CALL PANASONIC S ACCESSORY ORDER LINE AT 1 800 332 5368 6 AM 6...

Page 106: ...ce USA Only Please include your proof of purchase Failure to do so will delay your repair To further speed your repair please provide an explanation of what wrong with the unit and any symptom it is exhibiting 106 Mail this completed form and your Proof of Purchase along with your unit to Panasonic Camera and Digital Service Center 1590 Touhy Ave Elk Grove Village IL 60007 VQT1P79 ...

Page 107: ... or refurbished product The decision to repair or replace will be made by the warrantor PRODUCT OR PART NAME PARTS LABOR DIGITAL STILL CAMERA EXCEPT ITEMS LISTED 1 ONE YEAR 1 ONE YEAR BELOW CCD 6 SIX MONTHS 90 NINETY DAYS RECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK IN EXCHANGE FOR 90 NINETY DAYS NOT APPLICABLE DEFECTIVE BATTERY PACK SO MEMORY CARD IN EXCHANGE FOR 90 NINETY DAYS NOT APPLICABLE DEFECTIVE SO CARD Duri...

Page 108: ... LISTED UNDER LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY As examples this excludes damages for lost time travel to and from the servicer loss of media or images data or other memory content The items listed are not exclusive but are for illustration only ALL EXPRE...

Page 109: ... E mail to npcparts us panasonic com You may also contact us directly at 1 800 332 5368 Phone 1 800 237 9080 Fax Only Monday Friday 9 am to 9 pm EST PANASONIC SERVICE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPANY 20421 84th Avenue South Kent WA 98032 We Accept Visa MasterCard Discover Card American Express and Personal Checks For hearing or speech impaired TTY users TTY 1 866 605 1277 1 1 1 II MAIL TO Centralized Factor...

Page 110: ...DE L APPAREIL ET ETRE FACILEMENT ACCESSIBLE ATTENTION Danger d explosion si la batterie n est pas remplacee correctement Remplacez Ia uniquement par une batterie identique ou du meme type recommandee par Ie fabricant Suivez les instructions du fabricant pour jeter les batteries usees Avertissement Risque d incendie d explosion et de brQlures Ne pas demonter chauffer a plus de 60 C 140 OF ou incine...

Page 111: ...ges et les sons enregistres pourraient en etre affectes Apropos du bloc batterie Batterie batterie au lithium ion Utilisez I unite specifiee pour recharger la batterie N utilisez la batterie avec aucun autre ppareil que I appareil specifiee Evitez Ie contact des saletes du sable du liquide ou autres corps etrangers avec les bornes Ne touchez pas les bornes des fiches et avec des objets metalliques...

Page 112: ...4 Clock Set 19 Color Mode 62 Component Cable 87 Condensation 12 Continuous AF 60 Copy 80 Date Printing 73 78 Deleting Pictures 36 Demo Mode 27 Dial Display Mode dial display 26 Digital Zoom 34 62 DPOF Print Setting 78 Dual play DMC TZ5 only 69 Economy 24 Exposure Compensation 43 Extended Optical Zoom EZ 32 E Zoom 33 1I l Face Detection 59 Favorite 77 Favorite Play 71 Fireworks Mode 50 Flash 38 Foc...

Page 113: ...tures on TV 86 Playback Zoom 35 Portrait Mode 46 Power LCD 22 Power Save 24 Protect 79 Quality Still picture 55 Quick setting 66 Reset of file No 25 Reset of Setting 25 Resizing 74 Rotate 76 Rotate Display 76 Scene Menu 26 Scene Mode 44 Scenery Mode 46 Self Portrait Mode 46 Self timer 42 Setup Menu 22 Slide Show 70 Snow Mode 50 Soft Skin Mode 46 Sports Mode 46 Stabilizer 62 Starry Sky Mode 50 Suns...

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Page 116: ...lectronics Company Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America One Panasonic Way Secaucus NJ 07094 Panasonic Puerto Rico Inc Ave 65 de Infanteria Km 9 5 San Gabriel Industrial Park Carolina Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Canada Inc 5770 Ambler Drive Mississauga Ontario L4W 2T3 2008 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd VQT1P79 2 M0208KZ2038 ...

Page 117: ...nSTUDIO viewer 3 ArcSoft Software Suite QuickTime Adobe Reader USB Driver Other Software 4 4 4 4 eln these operating instructions the supplied software included in the CD ROM is described If you have questions about any of the supplied software contact the appropriate support center VQT1M47 ...

Page 118: ...es organization names products etc mentioned herein are the registered trademarks or trademarks of the respective organizations Please note that some of the explanations and screens covered in these operating instructions may differ from actual ones depending on the operating environment of the PC No information is provided about basic PC operations and terms Please refer to the relevant PC manual...

Page 119: ...out printing and writing function to CD R are supported too If you forgot to set the date on the digital camera you can add the date of recording to pictures with this software Only for Windows XP Vista This can be used only if the Writing tab is displayed on the Properties of the CD DVD drive on the PC ArcSoft Software Suite The ArcSoft Software Suite includes the following 2 software application...

Page 120: ...the camera Adobe Reader Windows 2000 SP4 or laterlWindows XPNista This software is required to read PDF files This software is also required to see the operating instructions PDF format included in the CD ROM If you use Windows 98 98SE Me 2000 SP1 SP3 download the Adobe Reader that can be used on your as from the following site and then install it http www adobe com products acrobatlreadstep2_allv...

Page 121: ...lation All necessary software will be installed Only the software compatible with the PC in use will be displayed Proceed with installation according to messages appearing on the screen If you do not need to install all software click on the required software in the Custom Install and install one by one For Macintosh 1 Insert the CD ROM with the supplied software The folder is automatically displa...

Page 122: ...viewer PDF format start All Programs Programs Panasonic PHOTOfunSTUDIO viewer Manual You need Adobe Acrobat Reader VerA or later to read the file containing the operating instructions PDF format If you do not have Adobe Reader you can install it from the included CD ROM After the software starts Select Help to display the operating instructions PDF format 6 VQT1M47 I_IIIIIIIIJ I iii 1M ...

Page 123: ...LL f r t e e ifAi ond illl W ol I 1 11 111 1 1 2 Double click Add or Remove Programs 3 Select a software program to be removed and click Change Remove To remove other drivers and software programs repeat these step 3 When removing the USB driver select Panasonic USB Storage Driver When removing PHOTOfunSTUDIO select PHOTOfunSTUDIO viewer The procedure for uninstalling may vary depending on the PC ...

Page 124: ...ace USB port Other requirements Mouse or equivalent pointing device Even if the system requirements mentioned in these operating instructions are fulfilled some personal computers cannot be used The operation of this software will not be guaranteed when fonts other than English fonts are selected and used This software cannot be used on MacintOSh This software cannot be used on Microsoft Windows 3...

Page 125: ...8 Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Microsoft Windows XP Professional Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Microsoft Windows Vista Business Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate and Mac as 9 xlMac as x It is not necessary to install USB driver unless the operat...

Page 126: ... PC use an AC adaptor optional as the digital camera power source If the battery is disconnected during data transmission there will be the risk of damage to the data being transmitted QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc used under license therefrom Quicklime Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America ...

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Page 128: ...When recording motion pictures or creating pictures with audio be careful not to cover the microphone with your finger FRAN AIS ENGLISH Ne touchez pas au protege objectif car cela pourrait endommager I appareil Si I objectif est sale Les images peuvent paraitre legerement blanchatres si I objectif est sale traces de doigt etc Mettez I appareil en marche tenez Ie barillet d objectif avec les doigts...

Page 129: ...s but this is not a malfunction It is recorded in motion pictures but is not recorded on still pictures When taking pictures it is recommended that you avoid having sunlight or another strong source of light near the screen You can only use an SDHC Memory Card if using cards with 4 GB or more capacity A 4 GB or more Memory Card without an SOHC logo is not based on the SO Standard and will not work...

Page 130: ...t cause a problem with the performance or quality of the camera FRAN AIS L appareil photo peut devenir chaud lars de son utilisation Notamment dans la zone de prise de I appareil etc Ceci n a aucun effet sur Ie rendement au la qualite de I appareil photo 1 Grip areal Zone de prise de I appareil VQC6553 1 wlpel ...

Page 131: ...use regularly 1 0 American Express Diners Club 3 0 Dept Store Oil Company etc 2 0 MasterCard Visa Discover 4 0 Do not use credit cards 21 Nol including yourself what is the GENDER and AGE in years of children and other adults living in your household 1 0 No one else in household 2 0 Child under 1 year Male Female Age Male Female Age 27 For your primary residence do you 1 0 Own 2 0 Rent 28 Which of...

Page 132: ...15 0 16 0 17 0 18 D 19 D 20 D 21 0 22 D 23 D 24 D 25 D 26 0 30 To help us understand our customers lifestyles please indicate the interests and activities in which you or your spouse enjoy participating on a regular basis 01 D Bicycling 02 0 Golf 03 0 Physical Fitness Exercise 04 0 Running Jogging 05 0 Snow Skiing 06 D Tennis 07 D Camping Hiking 08 D Fishing 09 D Hunting Shooting 10 D Horseback Ri...

Page 133: ...MPORTANT BENEFITS simply by completing and returning this Owner Information Card PRODUCT SAFETY NOTIFICATION IMPROVED PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT See details inside Panasonic Send this card by mail or register via the Internet at http www panasonic com host consumer html VQC 4172 ...

Page 134: ... Company A Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America One Panasonic Way 2F 3 Secaucus NJ 07094 PBR01 0l PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY PO BOX 174287 DENVER CO 80217 4287 Rirst G1ass stage R qufmdi P sfOfficewiJt not deliver without propel pO tage 11 1 11 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 ...

Page 135: ...amera only For connection to a supply not in the U S A use an attachment plug adapter of the proper configuration for the power outlet This unit is intended to be correctly orientated in a vertical or floor mount position CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose the used batteries according ...

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