Panasonic DMC-LS1GN operating instructions Contents

Page 6

Contents

 

Before Use

 

Information for Your Safety

2

About These Operating Instructions

5

Preparation

 

Standard Accessories

8

Names of the Components

9

Quick Guide

11

About the Batteries

12

Inserting/Removing the Batteries

17

Inserting/Removing the Card

 

(Optional)

18

About the Built-in Memory/the Card

19

Approximate number

 

of recordable pictures and the size

21

Setting Date/Time (Clock Set)

22

About the Setup Menu

23

About the LCD Monitor

27

Recording pictures (basic)

 

Taking Pictures

29

Taking Pictures in Simple Mode

34

Checking the Recorded Picture

 

(Review)

37

Using the Optical Zoom

38

Taking Pictures

 

using the Built-in Flash

39

Taking Pictures with the Self-timer

42

Compensating the Exposure

43

Taking Pictures using Auto Bracket

44

Optical Image Stabilizer

45

Taking Pictures using Burst Mode

46

Playback (basic)

 

Playing Back Pictures

48

9 Pictures Multi Playback

49

Using the Playback Zoom

50

Deleting Pictures

51

Recording pictures (advanced)

Using the Mode Dial

53

• Economy mode

53

• Macro mode

53

• Motion image mode

54

• Scene mode

56

– Portrait mode

57

– Sports mode

57

– Scenery mode

58

– Night scenery mode

58

– Night portrait mode

59

– Fireworks mode

59

– Party mode

60

– Snow mode

60

Recording Menu Settings

 

Using the [REC] mode menu

61

• White Balance [W.BALANCE]

62

• ISO Sensitivity [SENSITIVITY]

64

• Picture Size [PICT.SIZE]

64

• Quality [QUALITY]

65

• AF Mode [AF MODE]

65

• Slow Shutter [SLOW SHUTTER]

66

• Digital Zoom [D.ZOOM]

67

• Colour Effect [COL.EFFECT]

67

• Picture Adjustment [PICT.ADJ.]

67

6

VQT0Q78

Page 5 Page 7
Image 6
Page 5 Page 7
Contents Operating Instructions Information for Your Safety Dear CustomerAbout Condensation When the lens Is fogged up About the LensIf you will not be using the camera for a long time About These Operating Instructions About illustrations in these operating instructionsAbout illustrations of the cursor button Contents Slide Show Rotate DispDpof Print TrimmingStandard Accessories CD-ROMNames of the Components 12 13 Quick Guide Play back the picturesAbout the Batteries When oxyride batteries are selectedWhen alkaline/Ni-MH batteries are selected Usable batteriesShapes of batteries that cannot be used Battery indicationUnusable batteries Proper Care and Handling BatteriesPreparation Recording conditions by Cipa standard When you do not use batteries for a long period of timeBattery life SecondsPlayback time Inserting/Removing the Batteries Inserting/Removing the Card Optional Slide the card door to open itAbout the Built-in Memory/the Card Built-in MemoryHttp//panasonic.co.jp/pavc/global/cs Access to the built-in memory or the card Approximate number of recordable pictures and the size CardSelect D/M/Y, M/D/Y or Y/M/D Setting Date/Time Clock SetInitial setting Set date and timeAbout the Setup Menu Battery Type Alkaline LR6/Ni-MHPlayback mode only P81 Ntsc Video output is set to Ntsc Economy Economy mode onlyUSB Mode No operational soundScene Menu Playback mode P48 Recording mode P30Simple mode P34 About the LCD MonitorRecording guide line HistogramExample of histogram Taking Pictures SCNTurn the camera on Select normal picture mode Take a pictureNormal recording AF/AE Lock AF Auto focus AE Auto exposure Focusing Jitter camera shakeDirection detection function Exposure Select the desired item and set the desired value Taking Pictures in Simple ModeSettings in Simple mode PICT.MODE MailOther Settings in Simple mode NO.RESET Reset USB Mode Video OUT Language PICT.SIZE QualityCOL.EFFECT PICT.ADJ Checking the Recorded Picture Review PressEnlarge and shift the picture Using the Optical Zoom To make subjects appear further away use WideTo make subjects appear closer use Tele Taking Pictures using the Built-in Flash Available flash settings by recording mode ISO64Do not stare at the photo flash from close proximity Taking Pictures with the Self-timer Select the self-timer modeTake the picture Compensating the Exposure Under exposedProperly exposed Over exposed Taking Pictures using Auto Bracket MODE1 Optical Image StabilizerOptical image stabilizer button OFFNumber of pictures recorded in burst mode Taking Pictures using Burst ModeSelect the burst mode When the burst mode setting is set to UnlimitedRecording pictures basic 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 ZoomRotate the zoom lever towards To enlarge the picture ZoomDelete the picture Deleting PicturesSelect the picture to be deleted Select Multi DeleteSelect ALL Delete Delete the picturesDelete all of the pictures To delete all picturesUsing the Mode Dial Economy modeMotion image mode Select Motion RatePress the shutter button fully to start the recording Available recording time seconds Motion images cannot be recorded with audioScene mode Night Scenery P58 Night Portrait P59Technique for Portrait mode To make this mode more effective Technique for Sports modeScenery mode Technique for Night scenery modeTechnique for Night portrait mode Use the flash Technique for Fireworks modeParty mode Technique for Party modeUsing the REC mode menu White Balance W.BALANCE Auto White BalanceSetting the White Balance manually White set About the white balance fine adjustmentAbout the white balance ISO sensitivity 400 ISO Sensitivity SensitivityPicture Size PICT.SIZE HdtvQuality Quality Slow shutter Setting ExamplePicture Adjustment PICT.ADJ Digital Zoom D.ZOOMColour Effect COL.EFFECT Images Playing Back Motion ImagesMotion images To pauseUsing the Play mode menu Rotating the Picture Rotate Example When rotating clockwiseSelect on to set it Select the picture to be rotated and set itSetting the Picture to be Printed and the Number Select SINGLE, Multi or CancelSelect the direction to rotate the picture To cancel all settings Select YES to cancel all settings To print the dateCancel Preventing Accidental Erasure of the Picture ProtectSET Select Start Playing Back with Slide ShowSet the items of the Slide Show By pressing the Menu button, the Slide Show stopsSelect the size and set it Resizing the Pictures ResizeSelect the picture and set it SD Slide ShowSelect YES or no and set it Trimming the PicturesSelect the picture to trim and set it Enlarge or decrease the picture Shift the picture and press the shutter button to setSelect pictures to be copied and set them Copying Picture Data CopySelect the direction to copy the picture data Select YES and set itInitializing the Built-in Memory Card Format Select YES to format the mediumPlayback advanced Playing back pictures with video cable supplied Playing Back Pictures on a TV ScreenConnect the video cable to the video input socket of the TV Playback pictures on TV with SD Memory Card slotSelect USB Mode Before Connecting to the PC or the PrinterUSB Mode Select PC or PictBridge PTPConnecting to a PC WindowsMacintosh Dcim PictBridge PTP settingFolder Composition MiscConnecting to a PictBridge-compliant Printer PICTURE. P86PICTURE. P87 Set the print settings Select a picture to be printedSingle picture Select Print Start and then print out the picture Select Dpof PictureDpof picture Setting the date printing with the Dpof print in advance Screen Display RecordingRecording in simple mode Image PlaybackOthers When you go out, bring spare batteries Dispose of unusable batteriesMessage Display No Additional Delete Selections can be MadeMemory Card Error Recording Picture cannot be recorded TroubleshootingCamera cannot be operated even when it is turned on Subject is not focused properlyScreen is too bright or dark When connecting to a PC, pictures cannot be transferredLCD monitor Some pixels are inactive or always lit on the LCD monitorOthers Unreadable language was selected by mistake Clock setting is resetSetting for the auto review function is disabled Lens clicksSpecifications Operating Temperature DimensionsWeight FlashMemo 102 103 VQT0Q78

DMC-LS1GN specifications

The Panasonic DMC-LS1GN is a compact digital camera that blends user-friendly features with impressive technology, making it an excellent choice for beginners and those seeking a reliable point-and-shoot option. Released as part of Panasonic's esteemed Lumix series, the DMC-LS1GN captures high-quality images while offering a range of functionalities that cater to various photography needs.

One of the standout features of the DMC-LS1GN is its 6.0-megapixel CCD sensor, which enables users to take clear and detailed photographs. This sensor is complemented by a 3x optical zoom lens, allowing for versatile shooting options whether capturing distant landscapes or close-up subjects. Moreover, the camera’s focal length range of approximately 35-105mm (in 35mm film equivalent) ensures that it is suitable for various photographic situations, from wide-angle scenes to portrait shots.

The DMC-LS1GN also boasts a 2.5-inch LCD display, providing a bright and clear viewfinder for composing shots and reviewing images. This screen is both user-friendly and responsive, important for those new to photography. Furthermore, the camera's Easy Mode simplifies operation by reducing controls to only the essential settings, ensuring that novices can navigate the features without feeling overwhelmed.

In terms of image processing, Panasonic implemented its advanced image processor technology that enhances color reproduction and overall image clarity. One remarkable characteristic of the DMC-LS1GN is its 16:9 aspect ratio shooting option, perfect for capturing photos that can be directly shared on wide-screen displays or incorporated into video projects.

For users concerned about battery life, the DMC-LS1GN includes efficient power management, allowing for extended shooting sessions without frequent recharging. Moreover, the camera supports various memory card formats, ensuring compatibility with standard storage solutions while enhancing the capacity to store images.

Overall, the Panasonic DMC-LS1GN stands out as an ideal choice for those seeking a reliable, straightforward digital camera. Its combination of user-friendly features, solid imaging capabilities, and compact design makes it a compelling option for casual photographers who value performance and ease of use.
Top Page Image Contents