Panasonic DMC-FZ3GN operating instructions Specifications

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Specifications

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Digital Camera:

Information for your safety

 

 

 

 

 

 

Power Source:

DC 8.4 V

 

 

Power Consumption:

2.2 W (When recording with LCD Monitor)

 

 

 

2.1 W (When recording with Viewfinder)

 

 

 

1.2 W (When playing back with LCD Monitor)

 

 

 

1.1 W (When playing back with Viewfinder)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Camera Effective pixels:

3,100,000 pixels

 

 

Image sensor:

1/3.2q CCD, total pixel number 3,340,000 pixels

 

 

Lens:

Primary colour filter

 

 

Optical 12k zoom, fl4.6 – 55.2 mm (35 mm film camera

 

 

Digital zoom:

equivalent: 35 – 420 mm)/F2.8

 

 

Max. 4k

 

 

Focus:

Normal/Macro/9-area-focusing/3-area-focusing/

 

 

Focus range:

1-area-focusing/Spot-focusing/AF trigger switching

 

 

30 cm (Wide)/120 cm (Tele) – ,

 

 

 

Macro/Simple/Aperture-priority AE/Shutter-priority AE/

 

 

Shutter system:

Manual exposure: 5 cm (Wide)/120 cm (Tele) –

 

 

Electronic shutteriMechanical shutter

 

 

Burst recording

 

 

 

Burst speed:

4 frames/second (high speed), 2 frames/second (low speed),

 

 

Number of recordable

2 frames/second (no limit)

 

 

 

 

 

pictures:

Max. 13 frames (standard), max. 7 frames (fine), Depends on

 

 

 

the capacity of the card. (no limit)

 

 

 

(Performance in burst recording is only with SD Memory Card.

 

 

Motion image recording:

MultiMediaCard performance will be less.)

 

 

320k240 pixels

 

 

 

(30 or 10 frames/second with audio. The maximum recording

 

 

ISO sensitivity:

time depends on the capacity of the card.)

 

 

AUTO (without flash: from ISO80 to ISO200/

 

 

Shutter speed:

with flash: from ISO100 to ISO400)/80/100/200/400

 

 

8 – 1/2,000th

 

 

White balance:

Motion image mode: 1/30th – 1/2,000th

 

 

AUTO/Daylight/Cloudy/Halogen/Flash/White set

 

 

Exposure (AE):

Programme AE (P)/Aperture-priority AE (A)/

 

 

 

Shutter-priority AE (S)/Manual exposure (M)

 

 

Metering mode:

Exposure compensation (1/3 EV Step, j2 – i2 EV)

 

 

Multiple/Centre weighted/Spot

 

 

LCD monitor:

1.5q low-temperature polycrystalline TFT LCD

 

 

Viewfinder:

(114,000 pixels) (field of view ratio about 100%)

 

 

Colour electrical Viewfinder (114,000 pixels)

 

 

 

(field of view ratio about 100%)

 

 

 

(with dioptor adjustment j4 – i4 dioptor)

 

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Contents Operating Instructions Information for Your Safety Dear CustomerIf you will not be using the camera for Long time About the LensAbout These Operating Instructions About illustrations of the cursor buttonContents Audio DUB Dpof PrintSlide Show TrimmingStandard Accessories Names of the Components 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 1619 20 Quick Guide Charge the battery. P11Insert the battery and the card. P13 Turn the camera on to take picturesAttach the battery to the charger Connect the AC cable Charging the Battery with the ChargerDetach the battery About the Battery Inserting/Removing the Battery Slide the card/battery door to open it Inserting/Removing the CardAbout handling a card Access to the cardAbout the Card SD Memory Card supplied MultiMediaCard optionalApproximate number of recordable pictures and the size Lens Cap Attaching the Lens Cap/StrapPass the string through the hole on the lens cap Attaching the Lens Hood Temporarily storing the lens hood Initial setting Setting Date/Time Clock SetSelect Clock SET from the Setup menu. P22 Set date and timePreparation Setup Menu Menu Functions 1MIN./2MIN./5MIN./10MINSoft operational sound Set to select the volume of operational soundNo operational sound Loud operational soundLanguage Scene MenuOFF Playback mode P46 Simple mode P34Recording mode P30 About the LCD Monitor/ViewfinderOut-of-frame display Diopter adjustmentAdjust the diopter, rotating the diopter adjustment dial Monitor priorityHistogram Example of histogramTaking Pictures Programme AE Turn the camera on Set the mode dial to programme AE modeTake a picture Correct posture for taking good Pictures When recording with LCD Monitor ViewfinderAF/AE Lock AF Auto focus AE Auto exposure Position of feetExposure FocusingJitter camera shake Recording pictures basic Select the desired item and set the desired value Taking Pictures in Simple ModeSettings in Simple mode PICT.MODE MailMODE1 Other Settings in Simple modeAuto PICT.SIZE Quality Audio REC CONT.AF COL.EFFECT PICT.ADJ Flip AnimEnlarge and shift the picture Checking the Recorded Picture ReviewPress To make subjects appear further away use Wide Using the Optical ZoomTo make subjects appear closer use Tele To open the flash Taking Pictures using the Built-in FlashSwitching to the appropriate flash setting To close the flashAUTO¢ Available flash settings by recording modeShutter speed for each flash mode Flash mode ISO80Adjusting flash output Focus on the subject to take the picture Taking Pictures with the Self-timerSwitch the self-timer setting Properly Exposed Over exposed Compensating the ExposureUnder exposed Taking Pictures using Auto Bracket Number of pictures recorded in burst mode Taking Pictures using Burst ModeSwitch the burst mode setting to record pictures Playing Back Pictures Select the pictureSelect the pictures Switch to multi screenPictures Multi Playback To return to the normal playbackShift the picture Using the Playback ZoomEnlarge the picture To delete a picture during the playback zoomDelete the picture Deleting PicturesSelect the picture to be deleted Select Multi DeleteDelete all of the pictures Delete the picturesSelect ALL Delete To delete all picturesSet the aperture value and take the picture Using the Mode DialAperture-priority AE Shutter-priority AE Set the shutter speed and take the picturePress the shutter button halfway Manual exposure Take the pictureSet the aperture value and the shutter speed Manual Exposure AssistanceRecording pictures advanced Manual exposure Aperture Value and Shutter Speed Aperture-priority AEShutter Speed Sec Select Motion Rate Macro mode Motion image modeMacro mode Focus rangePress the shutter button fully to start the recording Available recording time secondsNight Portrait P61 Scene modeNight Scenery P60 Technique for Portrait mode To make this mode more effective Technique for Sports modeScenery mode Technique for Night scenery modeTechnique for Night portrait mode Technique for Panning modeFireworks mode Party mode Technique for Party modeSnow mode Using the REC mode menu Metering Mode P70White Balance W.BALANCE Auto White BalanceAbout the white balance Setting the White Balance manually White setAbout the white balance fine adjustment Hdtv ISO Sensitivity Sensitivity Picture Size PICT.SIZEISO sensitivity 400 Quality Quality Audio Recording Audio REC Audio REC Rotate Audio DUB Resize TrimmingMetering Mode Metering ModeContinuous AF CONT.AF Procedure for recording with prefocus using Focus button AF Trigger AF TriggerAF Assist Lamp OFFPicture Adjustment PICT.ADJ Digital Zoom D.ZOOMMODE2 Optical Image StabilizerFlip Animation Flip Anim Capture images for flip animation Select Flip AnimSelect Image Capture Select Create Motion ImageDeleting all still images used to create Flip animation Select Frame Rate and set the number of framesSelect Create Motion Image and create a flip animation Playing Back Pictures with Audio/Motion Images To pauseSelect the picture to be rotated and set it Using the Play mode menuRotating the Picture Rotate Select RotateSetting the Picture to be Printed and the Number Select Dpof PRINT, then select SINGLE, Multi or CancelTo cancel all settings Select YES to cancel all settings To print the datePreventing Accidental Erasure of the Picture Protect Select PROTECT, then select SINGLE, Multi or CancelCancel SETSet the items of the Slide Show Playing Back with Slide ShowSelect Slide SHOW, then select ALL or Dpof SD Slide Show Select StartBy pressing the Menu button, the Slide Show stops Select the picture and start audio recording Adding Audio to Recorded Stop audio recordingSelect Audio DUB Select the picture and set it Resizing the Pictures ResizeSelect Resize Select the size and set itSelect Trimming Select YES or no and set itTrimming the Pictures Enlarge or decrease the picture Select the picture to trim and set itShift the picture and press the shutter button fully to set Select YES to format Initializing the Card FormatSelect Format Playing Back Pictures with a TV Screen Playing back pictures with AV cable suppliedSelect USB Mode Before Connecting with USB Connection CableUSB Mode Select PC or PictBridge PTPWhen using Windows 98/98 SE MessageConnecting to a PC Macintosh About PictBridge PTP settingPC Windows PictBridge PTP WindowsPICTURE. P96 Connecting to a PictBridge-compliant PrinterPICTURE. P97 Single picture Set the print settingsSelect a picture to be printed Dpof picture Select Print Start and then print out the pictureSelect Dpof Picture Setting the date printing with Dpof print in advance When printing with PictBridgeUsing the MC Protector/ND Filter MCuMulti-coated NDuNeutral DensityScreen Display RecordingRecording in simple mode 1000Playback Enlarge103 Dispose of an unusable battery BatteryWhen you go out, bring charged spare batteries ChargerTo print pictures with ends Printing pictures recorded with Hdtv modeFolder Composition Export Misc PRIVATE1Mode Dial is not in the Proper Position Message DisplayTroubleshooting Reset Conditions Causes When connecting to aClock setting is Internal mechanical Movement when it is Shaken Lens clicksCut out Picture size to Hdtv1920k1080 pixels are Colours that wereSpecifications Operating Temperature DimensionsWeight Battery Charger Panasonic DE-994AVQT0M13

DMC-FZ3GN specifications

The Panasonic DMC-FZ3GN, a compact digital camera introduced by Panasonic, is renowned for its incredible versatility and user-friendly features. A member of the esteemed Lumix series, the FZ3GN embodies the fusion of advanced technology and practical design, making it a valuable tool for both amateur photographers and seasoned enthusiasts.

One of the standout features of the DMC-FZ3GN is its impressively powerful 12x optical zoom lens, providing a focal length equivalent to 37mm to 444mm in 35mm terms. This extensive reach allows users to capture everything from wide-angle landscapes to distant wildlife without the need for multiple lenses. The lens also features a fast maximum aperture of f/2.8, enabling excellent low-light performance and allowing creative control over depth of field.

Equipped with a 5-megapixel CCD sensor, the camera delivers high-resolution images with vibrant colors and sharp details. The sensitivity range of ISO 80 to 800 allows for flexible shooting in various lighting conditions, ensuring that users can achieve clear shots whether they are shooting in bright daylight or dimly lit environments.

The DMC-FZ3GN incorporates Panasonic's advanced image stabilization technology, known as MEGA O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilization). This feature significantly reduces the effects of camera shake, resulting in sharper images even at lower shutter speeds. Additionally, the camera includes a host of manual controls, enabling users to adjust settings such as aperture and shutter speed, catering to the needs of those who wish to explore their creative potential.

Another notable aspect of the FZ3GN is its ergonomic design. The camera is lightweight and compact, making it highly portable and easy to handle. The intuitive button layout simplifies navigation through various menus and settings, ensuring an enjoyable shooting experience.

Furthermore, the DMC-FZ3GN offers several shooting modes, including portrait, landscape, and night scene modes, automatically adjusting settings based on the chosen scenario. This flexibility empowers users to achieve optimal results with minimal effort.

In summary, the Panasonic DMC-FZ3GN stands out for its impressive zoom capabilities, superior image stabilization, and user-friendly design. Its combination of essential features, advanced technologies, and portability makes it an excellent choice for anyone seeking to capture high-quality images in a variety of situations. Whether used for casual photography or more ambitious projects, the FZ3GN remains a reliable companion for creative visual storytelling.
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