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DMC-ZS20

Usage cautions and notes

About Location Information, Place Name Information, and Maps

About the geographical coordinate system

The latitude and longitude standard (geographical coordinate system) recorded with this camera is WGS84.

Mapple Digital Map Data

These maps were prepared using the following maps of the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI), with the approval of the Director General of GSI: 1:25,000 scale topographic maps, 1:200,000 scale regional maps, 1:1,000,000 scale maps of Japan, and 1:500,000 scale district maps. (Approval nos. for use of 2011 information: nos. 15-, 13-, and 12-M055541)

About copyright

According to copyright law, the map data stored in this camera may not be used for purposes other than personal use without the permission of the copyright holder.

About navigation functions

This camera is not equipped with a navigation function.

Notices related to licensed software copyright holders

© 2011 NAVTEQ. All rights reserved.

“MAPPLE” is a trademark of Shobunsha Publications, Inc.

This data includes information taken with permission from Canadian authorities, including © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, © Queen’s Printer for Ontario, © Canada Post Corporation, GeoBase®, © Department of Natural Resources Canada. All rights reserved.

© United States Postal Service® 2011, USPS®, ZIP+4® Fuente: INEGI (Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía)

Traffic Codes for Belgium are provided by the Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap and the Ministèrie de l’Equipement et des Transports.

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Contents DMC-ZS19 Contents Application Record Application View GPS and map functions Connecting with other devicesOthers Before use Condensation When the lens or the LCD monitor is fogged upCamera handling No compensation for missed shots Always take a test shot firstCarefully observe copyright laws Also refer to Usage cautions and notes →186About GPS DMC-ZS20 When using in another countryAbout the camera’s location name information Recording location informationOptional accessories Standard AccessoriesNames and Functions of Main Parts LCD monitor REC/PLAY switch →25DISP. button Charging lampTouch Touch operationsDrag About batteries that you can use with this unit Charging batteryCamera status Charge Open position and open the card Battery door Inserting the batteryInsert the battery all the way Close the card/battery doorCharging the battery through the computer Charging the batteryCharging battery Remaining battery Remaining batteryRecording conditions by Cipa standard Recording still picturesViewing pictures Recording motion picturesRecording conditions Insert the card all the way Inserting and removing the card optionalTo remove card Release leverCompatible memory cards optional Picture save destination cards and built-in memoryBuilt-in memory approx MB approx MB Type of Card CapacityPicture save destination cards and built-in memory Displaying the picture recording capacityWhen the MP4 recording mode is used When the Avchd recording mode is usedRecording capacity guidelines pictures/recording time Recording picture capacity still picturesTurn on the power Setting the clockPress MENU/SET to set Select Clock Set from the Setup menu or Rec menu To change time settingSetting the clock Sequence of operations Turn on the power Set to Set to the desired recording modeAim the camera and shoot Turn off the powerSet to View pictures →42 Taking still picturesTake a picture Taking pictures with your own settingsFirst adjust focus according to subject How to adjust focusReturn to desired composition Focus displayTouch On the screen Touching the screen and recordingTouch the subject you want to record Touch the place where you want to set the focus and exposure Touching the screen and adjusting the focusAbout flash Taking pictures with automatic settingsFocus display Settings About the Happy color settingAutomatic Scene Detection IHandheld Nite Shot Motion DeblurIHDR AF Tracking Press to set AF Mode to AF TrackingTouch the subject With touch screen operationsIntelligent Auto Mode restrictions Press the motion picture button to start recording Taking motion picturesPress the motion picture button again to end recording About the compatibility of the recorded motion pictures About the recording format for recording motion picturesTaking motion pictures Avchd ProgressiveMotion picture recording in other recording modes Is displayed and recording may be stopped halfway through to ContinuouslyBurst function View pictures Viewing your pictures Normal PlayTouch the area that you want to magnify Zooming in and viewing Playback ZoomViewing a list of pictures Multi Playback Move the zoom lever toward W sideViewing pictures by their recording date Calendar Playback Select a picture with the motion picture icon, and touch Viewing motion picturesOperations during motion picture playback Viewing motion pictures Capturing still pictures from motion pictures Select a motion picture to be split and then touch Video DivideOriginal motion picture that was split does not remain Press to delete displayed picture Deleting picturesDeleting pictures To delete multiple up to 100/To delete all picturesSetting the menu Motion Picture menu →106 Recording mode only Rec menu →95 Recording mode onlySetup menu →54 Playback Mode menu →111 Playback mode onlyPress To select the settings Press MENU/SET Using Quick menuPress Q.MENU button To select a menu itemSettings, notes Using the Setup menuClock Set Set time, date, and display format →23 On / OFF Shutter VolLCD Mode Auto Power LCD Settings, notes Volume 2 / 3 / 4 / 5Power LCD Cust.Set Mem C1 / C2-1 / C2-2 / C2-3Histogram On / OFF Types of guidelines PatternVideo Rec Area On / OFF Zoom Resume On / OFFLCD Power Save Economy Sleep Mode2MIN. / 5MIN. / 10MIN. / OFF Auto Review 1SEC / 2SECReset Reset Rec. settings? No.ResetReset setup parameters? USB Mode Select on connectionViera Link Output3D Playback 3D / 2D Restored. Check When a card/built-in DeletedContent of the card Rotate DispDemo Mode Stabilizer Demo Using the Setup menuLanguage Changing recording information display Playback ModePress DISP. button to change display HistogramZoom In/Out Using ZoomUsing Zoom Using the zoom by performing touch operationsTouch the T or W edge of the zoom bar on the screen Optical Zoom Zoom types and useExtended optical zoom ZoomTaking pictures with flash Shutter speeds for each flash mode Available flash range when Sensitivity setting is AutoTaking pictures with flash Focus range Taking close-up picturesTaking close-up pictures without standing Close to subjectTaking close-up pictures Macro ZoomTaking pictures with self-timer Taking pictures with Exposure Compensation Taking pictures with Exposure Compensation Shutter-Priority Mode Aperture-Priority ModeDetermine aperture and shutter speed and record Press Exposure buttonManual exposure assist estimate Manual Exposure ModeDetermine aperture and shutter speed and record Taking Pictures with different picture effects Setting EffectChanging the selected picture effects Creative Control menu Taking pictures according to the scene Changing the selected scene mode Scene Mode menuSelected scene Scenes for motion picture Portrait Taking pictures according to the scene Scene ModeSoft Skin SceneryPanorama Shot Night Portrait SportsNight Scenery HandheldTo record age and name FoodBaby PetHigh Sens SunsetGlass ThroughRecords rapid movements at a high speed of 220 fps High Speed VideoSet mode dial to Taking 3D pictures 3D Photo ModeTips for recording pictures Cust.Set Mem Register your own settings and recordPress MENU/SET to enter the settings Set mode dial to / Custom modeWhen changing the menu settings CustomBurst function Setting Speed DescriptionBurst function Recording with the Face Recognition function Recording tips when registering face picturesHow the Face Recognition function works During recording During playbackRecord the face picture Registering face picturesRecording with the Face Recognition function Face Recog Editing or deleting information about registered persons Recording mode ∗ Useful features for travelTravel Date To record LocationUseful features for travel Select World Time from the Setup menu →51World Time To set summer timeEditing text Entering TextRecording mode Settings Using the Rec menuSetting guide Aspect RatioQuality Using the Rec menuSensitivity Sensitivity 100 3200White Balance White Balance fine adjustment excluding AWBAWB operational range Using the Rec menu Setting White Balance manuallyAF Mode 100 Recording mode Settings on / OFFQuick AF Recording mode Settings LOW / Standard / High / OFF Metering Mode101 Face RecogRecording mode Settings on / i.ZOOM / OFF Resolution102 Min. Shtr Speed103 Color ModeBurst AF Assist LampRed-Eye Removal 104Stabilizer 105 Recording mode Settings W/O Time / with Time / OFFDate Stamp Clock SetRec Mode Using the Motion Picture menu106 107 Using the Motion Picture menuRec Quality Fps Aspect RatioRecording mode Settings Auto / OFF Recording mode Settings on108 Continuous AFRepresentative picture display 109Display within each burst group Re-acquiring the burst group information110 Press MENU/SET in playback mode Different playback methods Playback Mode2D/3D Settings 111112 Different playback methods Playback ModeSlide Show Select Start with cursor button and press MENU/SETOperations during Slide Show 113Filtering Play 114Calendar 115 Retouching picturesAuto Retouch Creative Retouch 116Retouching pictures 117 Using the Playback menuUpload Set 118 Using the Playback menu Uploading to image-sharing websitesTitle Edit Edit GPS Data DMC-ZS20Using the Playback menu Use cursor button to select settings and press MENU/SET119 Text StampItems that can be stamped 120Resize 121Cropping 122Favorite 123Print Set 124Protect 125Face Rec Edit 126Copy 127Precautions on properly receiving a GPS signal Using the GPS function to record the location of a picture128 Using the GPS function to record the location of a picture Using the GPS function to execute positioningGPS Setting Description 129Displaying the status and result of positioning 130GPS reception icon Positioning result iconsInformation to be recorded on the pictures 131Place name information Touch the GPS icon Touch Repositioning 132Interval between positioning operations 133Displaying the GPS reception status Changing place name information to be displayed 134135 136 Changing the place name information to be recordedIf you do not want to record a place name or landmark 137 Changing the recorded GPS informationEdit Location Applying the edited location information to other pictures 138Edit Place Name 139Changing the recorded GPS information Selecting a place name from candidatesSelect Auto Clock Set from Setup menu and press MENU/SET Adjusting the time using GPS140 Reducing the time required for positioning Using the GPS Assist Tool141 About the GPS Assist ToolUsing GPS Assist Tool by connecting the camera and computer Using the GPS Assist Tool142 Reducing the time required for positioning143 Using a card reader/writer commercially availableUpdating the GPS assist data 144Start up the GPS Assist Tool on the computer Operate the GPS Assist ToolChecking the expiration date of the GPS assist data 145Confirming the place where you took a picture using a map Using the map functionDisplay the pictures in playback mode 146Using the map function Press MAP button in playback mode Touch My Location147 Displaying your current location on a mapDisplaying only pictures taken in the same area 148Press DISP. button Touch a picture in the picture list to display itDisplaying a map by selecting a country or region 149Installing Lumix Map Tool Using the map data on the DVD supplied150 Windows151 Using the map data on the DVD suppliedCopying the map data to a memory card Deleting the map data 152153 Registering my landmarkRegistering my landmark from a map Press MENU/SET Enter my landmark name Entering text →94Registering the recording location as my landmark 154Registering my landmark Selecting My landmark and displaying it on a map 155Editing or deleting my registered landmark Viewing on TV screen Turn on camera Set REC/PLAY switch to156 Connect camera to TV157 When TVs or DVD recorders have an SD card slotViewing on TV screen 158 What is Viera Link HDMI?Viera Link Hdmi Hdavi Control 159 Other related operations Power OFFViewing 3D still pictures 160To select and play back only still pictures recorded in 3D 161 162 Keep the recorded still pictures and motion picturesCopy by inserting the SD card into the recorder Dubbing playback pictures via AV cables optionalUse PHOTOfunSTUDIO to copy to your computer 163Use PHOTOfunSTUDIO to copy pictures to your computer Keep the recorded still pictures and motion picturesComputer specifications Using with your PC164 When using Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Mac OS To cancel connection165 Connect camera to computerFolder and file names on computer 166101PANA 999PANAUploading pictures to image-sharing websites 167Double-click LUMIXUP.EXE to start it →166 Select the upload destination168 PrintingConnect camera to printer Printing 169Printing multiple pictures 170Print with date and text Use cursor button to select setting and press MENU/SET Making print settings on the cameraSettings 171172 List of LCD monitor displaysRecording 123List of LCD monitor displays 173Playback 174175 176 Message displaysMessage displays 177178 179 TroubleshootingFocus not aligned correctly 180Cannot use Auto Bracket Recorded pictures appear coarse, or there is interference181 182 183 Edges of pictures are cut off when printing Cannot print when connecting to printer184 Cannot print panorama pictures successfully185 186 Usage cautions and notesUsage cautions and notes 187About AC adaptor supplied 188Personal Information 189License Agreement for Place Name and Map Data 190Personal Use Only RestrictionsDisclaimer of Warranty Usage cautions and notes No Warranty191 Disclaimer of LiabilityUsage cautions and notes Export Control 192Entire Agreement About the geographical coordinate system 193Mapple Digital Map Data About copyrightTerritory 194195 Landmark types 196

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