Panasonic DMC-LZ20 owner manual To remove batteries, Inserting and removing the batteries

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Inserting and removing the batteries

Turn off the camera.

■To remove batteries

Tilt the camera and catch the batteries in your hand.

Be careful not to drop them.

●To remove the batteries, turn the camera off and wait until the LUMIX indicator on the LCD monitor goes off. (Failure to wait may cause the camera to malfunction and may damage the card or recorded data.)

●Be sure to remove the batteries if you are not using the camera for a long period of time. Batteries may be hot immediately after use. Turn off the camera and wait until the battery temperature lowers before removing them.

●The clock settings may reset if batteries are removed from the camera for 120 hours or more.

●Always use all new batteries of the same type and brand when replacing batteries. ●The unusable battery should be discarded in accordance with battery recycling laws.

Call the RBRC hotline at 1-800-822-8837 for information.

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Contents Register online at Customers onlyContents Contents BasicsChanging recording information display Using Zoom Using the Rec menuApplication Record Taking pictures with flash Taking close-up picturesApplication View Connecting with other devicesOthers Before use Condensation When the lens or the LCD monitor is fogged upCamera handling Always take a test shot first No compensation for missed shotsCarefully observe copyright laws Also refer to Usage cautions and notes →113Standard Accessories Optional accessoriesNames and Functions of Main Parts Flash open button →53 Shoulder strap eyelet →13Lens barrel Speaker →45Mode dial →25 Power button →23Card/Battery door →15 Microphone →26Attaching the lens cap/shoulder strap Attaching the lens capPass the lens cap string through the lens cap eyelet Attach the lens capAttaching the shoulder strap Attaching the lens cap/shoulder strapAbout the batteries About batteries that you can use with this unitInserting and removing the batteries To remove batteries Inserting and removing the batteriesRemaining battery Remaining batteryRecording conditions by Cipa standard Inserting and removing the batteries Inserting and removing the card optional To remove card Inserting and removing the card optionalPicture save destination cards and built-in memory About built-in memory/cardsCompatible memory cards optional Recording capacity guidelines pictures/recording time About built-in memory/cardsRecording picture capacity still pictures Recording time capacity motion picturesPress the Power button Setting the clockPress MENU/SET to set Press MENU/SET Setting the clock To change time settingPress MENU/SET to set Set to the desired recording mode Intelligent Auto ModeProgram AE Mode Sequence of operationsAim the camera and shoot Taking still picturesRecording motion pictures →34 Holding the cameraTurn off the power Press the Power button To turn the power on in Playback ModePress the Playback button View pictures →36Take a picture Focus displayAdjust focus according to subject Adjusting focusReturn to desired composition Taking pictures with automatic settings About flashAutomatic Scene Detection About Backlight CompensationPress to set AF Mode to AF Tracking AF TrackingIntelligent Auto Mode restrictions Start recording Taking motion pictures Motion Picture ModeEnd recording Taking motion pictures Motion Picture Mode Viewing your pictures Normal Play View picturesViewing a list of pictures Multi Playback Zooming in and viewing Playback ZoomViewing your pictures Normal Play Viewing pictures by their recording date Calendar Playback Select a picture with the motion picture icon, and press Viewing motion picturesOperations during motion picture playback Deleting pictures Press to delete displayed pictureDelete Multi Use to select Delete Multi/Delete All and press MENU/SETDeleting pictures Setting the menu Press to select a setting, and then press MENU/SETExample Changing AF Mode in the Rec menu in Program AE Mode Press MENU/SETSetup menu Playback Mode menuMenu type Rec menuUsing Quick menu Using the Setup menu Settings, notes LCD Mode Auto Power LCDPower LCD Using the Setup menuEconomy Auto Power Off LCD Power Save on / OFFHistogram On / OFF 2MIN. / 5MIN. / 10MIN. / OFFReset Reset Rec. settings? Reset setup parameters?Auto Review On / OFF OutputWhen a card/built-in Restored. CheckContent of the card Version DispRecording Mode Playback ModeChanging recording information display Press DISP. button to change displayUsing Zoom Zoom In/OutUsing Zoom Zoom types and useOptical Zoom Extended optical zoomTo open the flash Taking pictures with flashTo close the flash Taking pictures with flash Auto/Red-Eye∗2Flash settings may be changed when changing recording mode Available flash range when Sensitivity setting is Auto Shutter speeds for each flash modeTaking close-up pictures Shortest recording distance Focus rangeTaking close-up pictures Macro Zoom Taking pictures with self-timer Taking pictures with Exposure Compensation Auto Bracket Taking pictures with Exposure CompensationPress Exposure button Set mode dial toManual exposure assist estimate Taking pictures of people Portrait Mode TipsTaking pictures of scenery Scenery Mode Taking pictures of sporting events Changing the selected scene mode Scene Mode menu Taking pictures according to the sceneTaking pictures according to the scene Scene Mode Panorama ShotAbout panorama playback Night Portrait Night SceneryFood BabySunset High SensUsing the Rec menu Recording mode SettingsSetting guide Picture SizeUsing the Rec menu QualityRec Quality 169Sensitivity Sensitivity 100 1600White Balance fine adjustment excluding AWB White BalanceUsing the Rec menu Setting White Balance manually AWB operational rangeAF Mode Face DetectionRecording mode Settings on Recording mode Settings on / OFFContinuous AF ExposureBurst Color Mode AF Assist LampRed-Eye Removal StabilizerDate Stamp Recording mode Settings W/O Time / with Time / OFFClock Set Different playback methods Playback Mode Different playback methods Playback Mode Slide ShowSelect Start with cursor button and press MENU/SET Operations during Slide ShowSelect category with cursor button and press MENU/SET Category SelectionCalendar Using the Playback menu ResizeUsing the Playback menu Cropping Protect To cancel while releasing all Press MENU/SETTo clear all Copy Viewing on TV screen Connect camera to TVTurn on TV Turn on camera Press the Playback buttonViewing on TV screen Using with your PC Computer specificationsUsing the supplied software Using with your PCPHOTOfunSTUDIO 8.2 LE Windows XP / Vista LoiLoScope 30 day full trial version Windows XP / VistaInstalling supplied software PHOTOfunSTUDIO Check the environment of your PCInsert the CD-ROM with the supplied software Operating environment of PHOTOfunSTUDIO 8.2 LECopying still pictures and motion pictures Connect camera to computerTo cancel connection When using Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Mac OSFolder and file names on computer WindowsPrinting Connect camera to printer100 Printing multiple picturesPrinting Multi SelectMaking print settings on the camera Use cursor button to select setting and press MENU/SET101 Use cursor button to select the item and press MENU/SETUsing computer Using printer102 Print with date and textList of LCD monitor displays 1030ft RecordingPlayback 104List of LCD monitor displays Message displays 105106 Message displays107 Troubleshooting 108109 110 Cannot print when connecting to printer Edges of pictures are cut off when printingNo image appears on TV. Image blurred or not colored TV screen display different to LCD monitor112 Usage cautions and notes 113114 Usage cautions and notes115 BatteriesUsage cautions and notes Rechargeable Ni-MH batteries 116Disposing of used rechargeable batteries 117 LensSpecifications 118119
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DMC-LZ20 specifications

The Panasonic DMC-LZ20 is a versatile digital camera that caters to both amateur photographers and those looking to enhance their photography skills without delving into the complexity of professional gear. Launched as part of Panasonic's Lumix series, the LZ20 has gained attention for its combination of user-friendly features and advanced technologies that make it an appealing choice for a wide audience.

At the heart of the DMC-LZ20 lies a 16-megapixel CCD sensor that ensures vibrant and detailed images. The camera's maximum image resolution allows for impressively large prints, making it suitable for a variety of photographic needs. Complementing the sensor is a powerful 21x optical zoom lens, which provides a versatile focal range of 25mm to 525mm in 35mm equivalent terms. This flexibility is perfect for capturing everything from expansive landscapes to distant wildlife, making it an excellent choice for travel photography.

The DMC-LZ20 is equipped with a 3-inch LCD display that provides clear and bright images for composing shots as well as reviewing photos. The screen is vital for framing your subject and also includes features like grid lines to aid in composition. Users will appreciate the Intelligent Auto mode, which simplifies shooting by automatically selecting the optimal settings for the scene at hand. This is particularly beneficial for novice photographers who may not yet be comfortable adjusting manual settings.

In terms of shooting capabilities, the camera offers a variety of shooting modes, including scene modes tailored for different situations such as portraits, sports, and night scenes. The camera's ability to shoot in burst mode allows for capturing fast-moving subjects, making sure you don't miss those perfect moments. Additionally, the DMC-LZ20 supports HD video recording, enabling users to capture 720p video, further enhancing its versatility.

On the technology front, the LZ20 also includes features such as image stabilization, which minimizes blurriness caused by shaky hands, especially in low-light situations or at longer focal lengths. This ensures that your images remain crisp and clear even under less-than-ideal conditions.

Overall, the Panasonic DMC-LZ20 stands out as a compact camera that merges ease of use with advanced photographic features. Its combination of a high-resolution sensor, extensive zoom capabilities, and user-friendly shooting modes makes it a solid choice for anyone looking to step up their photography game while maintaining portability and convenience.
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