Panasonic DMC-TZ65, DMC-TZ7 Using Setup menu, Using Quick menu, Set to Display ‘Quick menu’

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Using menus (Continued)

Using Quick menu

Recording menu items can be called up easily.

Set to

Display ‘Quick menu’

Hold

Quick menu

Select item and setting

Select

Press

Setting

Item

Settings items displayed vary depending on recording mode.

Using SETUP menu

Make general camera settings such as adjusting the clock, extending the battery life, and changing the beep sounds.

‘CLOCK SET’, ‘AUTO REVIEW’ and ‘ECONOMY’ are important for clock setting and battery life. Be sure to check these before use. (Setting method : P.18)

Item

Settings, notes

CLOCK SET

Set time, date, and display format.

 

Set the date and time.

 

(P.17)

 

WORLD TIME

DESTINATION: Set the local time at travel destination.

Set the local time at

HOME: Set date and time at home area.

travel destination. (P.68)

 

TRAVEL DATE

TRAVEL SETUP

Record the number of

OFF/SET (Register departure and return dates)

days elapsed in your

 

LOCATION

travels. (P.67)

OFF/SET (Input name of destination.) (P.89)

 

 

 

BEEP

BEEP LEVEL

Change or mute the

/ / : Mute/Low/High

beep/shutter sounds.

BEEP TONE

 

// : Change beep tone.

 

SHUTTER VOL.

 

/

/

: Mute/Low/High

 

 

 

SHUTTER TONE

 

/

/

: Change shutter tone.

 

 

VOLUME

0 • • LEVEL3 • • LEVEL6

• Cannot be used to adjust TV speaker volume when

Adjust volume of sound

connected to TV. (We recommend setting camera volume

from speakers (7 levels).

to 0)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MONITOR

+1 - +3:

Brighter

±0:

 

Standard

Adjust the brightness of

 

the LCD monitor

−1 - −3:

Darker

(7 levels).

 

 

 

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Contents Web Site http//panasonic.net M0209KZ1029Dear Customer Socket Outlet Shall be Installed Near the EquipmentShall be Easily Accessible About the battery chargerTo play back the pictures For business users in the European UnionSales and Support Information VQT1Z93 ‘VIERA Link’ supportContents Read first To prevent damage and faultsStandard accessories Connect the AC mains lead Charging batteryDetach the battery after charging is complete Names of partsClose lid Charging battery Inserting battery and cardCompletely insert battery and card Slide to the ‘OPEN’ position and open the lidPicture save destination cards and built-in memory Setting the clockRemaining battery and memory capacity Select the item Using menusSelect Setup menu Select the settingSet to Display ‘Quick menu’ Using Setup menuUsing Quick menu Select item and settingEconomy Power Save LCD ModeAuto Power LCD Power LCDUSB Mode Select on Connection NO.RESET YES/NOReset Reset REC. SETTINGS? YES/NO Reset Setup PARAMETERS?Language Demo ModeVersion Disp Format YES/NOSet to Set to the desired recording modeBasic shooting operation Aim the camera and shoot Motion Picture Mode Clipboard ModeSet to the desired recording mode Status indicator Press the shutter button Press halfway Adjust the focusTake a picture Taking picture with automatic settings‘INTELLIGENT Auto Mode’ AF Tracking Taking pictures with your own settingsFace Detection and Face Recognition ‘NORMAL Picture mode’Zoom In/Out First adjust focus according to subjectTaking pictures/motion pictures with zoom Align focus for desired compositionSelect ‘DIGITAL ZOOM’ Finish Enlarging further ‘DIGITAL ZOOM’Display REC menu To delete multiple up to 50 or all pictures Viewing your pictures Normal PlayDeleting pictures Display ‘FLASH’ Select the desired type Changing recording information displayTaking pictures with flash Press to change displayTake an image Available types in each mode default settingTaking close-up pictures/motion pictures Display ‘MACRO MODE’ Select ‘AF MACRO’Display ‘MACRO MODE’ Adjust the digital zoom magnification with the zoom leverFocus range for Normal Picture mode Taking images at even closer range ‘MACRO ZOOM’Auto Bracket Pictures only Taking images with self-timerExposure Display ‘MULTI ASPECT’ Set to ‘SCN’ Scene Mode Select sceneTaking pictures according to the scene Aspect ratio ‘MULTI ASPECT’Scene Uses, Tips ‘SCENE MODE’Candle NightFood PartyBurst HighSens HI-SPEEDAerial FireworksBeach SnowTaking motion pictures Mode dial ‘MY SCN MODE/MY Scene MODE’See P.51 Scene Mode or P.60 My Scene Mode for details Mode Intelligent Auto ModeNormal Picture Mode MY SCN MODE/MY Scene MODE/ Scene ModeFace registration ‘MOTION Picture mode’ ModeFace Recognition function Select ‘LOCATION’ Select ‘SET’ Enter destination Useful features for travelFunction Travel Date Record travel date and destinationPicture Size Using REC/MOTION Picture menuWorld Time Registering local time at your travel destinationSensitivity QualityAspect Ratio Intelligent ISOWhite Balance AF ModeWhite balance fine adjustment excluding ‘AWB’ Setting white balance manuallyOFF Metering ModePRE AF ‘AERIAL PHOTO’, ‘UNDERWATER’ scene modesStabilizer Color ModeBurst Digital ZoomAF Assist Lamp REC ModeMIN. Shtr Speed Audio RECWind CUT Taking/viewing clipboard picturesREC Quality Continuous AFClipboard menu Zoom markViewing as list Multi playback/Calendar playback Set to multiple screen displaySet to Set to a position other than Viewing motion pictures/pictures with audioDifferent playback methods ‘PLAYBACK MODE’ Select the picture and start playbackSlide Show Mode PlayTitle Edit Using Playback menuCategory Play CalendarSelect ‘SINGLE’ Select size Select items and make settings for eachText Stamp ResizeFace Recog LevelingTrimming Favorite Aspect ConvRotate Disp Audio DUB Print SETProtect Copying to computers P.100 Copying recorded picturesCopy Dubbing playback images via AV cablesSelect ‘PC’ on the camera Using with your PCComputer specifications Copying still pictures and motion picturesModelinf If using Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Mac OSPrivate Avchd Printing multiple pictures PrintingSelect ‘PictBridge PTP’ on the camera Select picture to print with and set Select ‘PRINT START’Connect camera to TV Turn on TV Turn on camera Set REC/PLAY switch toViewing on TV screen PrintingViera Link Hdmi Hdavi ControlTM What is HDMI?What is Viera Link HDMI? Viewing on a TV with Hdmi SocketDisplay/hide operation icons Available functionsOther related operations Press the display button to change display P.12 List of LCD monitor displaysRecording PlaybackMessage displays Troubleshooting Monitor flickers indoors Monitor sometimes shuts off even though power is onLCD monitor dims during motion picture recording Brightness is unstableTV screen display different to LCD monitor Cannot print when connecting to printerEdges cut off pictures when printing No image appears on TV. Image blurred or not coloured122 VQT1Z93 Usage cautions and notesQuality REC ModeRecording picture/time capacity Aspect Ratio Picture SizeMin 20 s Min 50 s Min 10 s 4 min Varies according to ‘REC QUALITY’ P.80 settingREC Quality Wvga VGA Qvga Min 27 sSpecifications DMC-TZ7 65 a Specifications DMC-TZ6/ DMC-TZ65Input To 240 V 50/60Hz, 0.2 a Battery Pack lithium-ion DMC-TZ6
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DMC-TZ7, DMC-TZ65, DMC-TZ6 specifications

The Panasonic DMC-TZ series has been a popular line of compact digital cameras, known for their versatility, user-friendly features, and quality performance. Among the notable models are the DMC-TZ6, DMC-TZ65, and DMC-TZ7, each offering a unique blend of technological advancements and innovative features to meet the needs of photography enthusiasts and casual users alike.

The DMC-TZ6, released as part of the series, boasts a 12.1-megapixel sensor and a Leica DC Vario-Elmar lens that offers a 12x optical zoom, providing impressive close-up shots and landscape photography capabilities. With the incorporation of Optical Image Stabilization (O.I.S.), users can capture sharp images even in low-light conditions or while on the move. The camera's Venus Engine allows for quick processing speeds, ensuring that users can capture images with reduced noise levels and vibrant colors.

Building on the success of its predecessor, the DMC-TZ65 features a slightly improved 16-megapixel sensor and an extensive zoom range of 20x, coupled with an impressive focal length that spans wide-angle to telephoto. This model continues to embrace features like O.I.S. to mitigate blurriness and deliver crystal-clear images. Additionally, the TZ65 introduces Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to easily share their photos and videos on social media platforms or transfer files directly to their smartphones. The built-in GPS feature also enhances travel photography, providing geotagging capabilities for memorable locations.

The DMC-TZ7 is another noteworthy entry in the lineup that offers advanced features appealing to a broader audience. With a 12.1-megapixel sensor and a 25mm ultra-wide-angle lens, this camera achieves stunning perspectives and greater depth in images. The TZ7 is equipped with HD video recording capabilities, making it just as adept at capturing high-definition video as it is at still photography. Its Intelligent Auto mode utilizes advanced scene detection technology to adjust settings automatically for optimal results, ensuring even novice photographers can achieve impressive shots effortlessly.

In summary, the Panasonic DMC-TZ6, DMC-TZ65, and DMC-TZ7 offer a remarkable array of features tailored to diverse photographic needs. From high-resolution sensors and powerful zoom capabilities to smart connectivity options and user-friendly modes, these cameras reflect Panasonic's commitment to delivering quality and innovation in compact photography. Whether for travel, events, or spontaneous moments, the TZ series continues to be a reliable choice for capturing life's memories with style and efficiency.
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