Taking pictures according to the scene [Scene Mode]

••How to select a scene (→49) ••Using flash in Scene Modes (→45)

[Panorama

Shot]

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Notes

••The zoom position is fixed to the W end.

••Since the focus, White Balance, and Exposure Compensation are all fixed when settings are made for the first picture, recording settings such as brightness and colour may not be optimal for subsequent pictures.

••The following functions are fixed to the settings indicated below.

[Stabilizer]: [OFF] [Date Stamp]: [OFF]

••For some subjects, the recorded pictures may be distorted or the joined sections of multiple successively taken pictures that are stitched may be also noticeable.

••Picture size varies depending on the recording direction and number of stitched pictures.

The maximum number of recording pixels is as follows:

-Taking pictures in landscape orientation: Approx. 2M (3200×720)

-Taking pictures in portrait orientation: Approx. 3M (960×3200)

••Panorama pictures may not be created or pictures may not be recorded properly when taking pictures of the following subjects or when taking pictures in the following recording conditions:

-Subjects that have a continuous monotone or pattern (sky, beach, etc.)

-Moving subjects (person, pet, vehicle, waves, or flowers swaying in the wind, etc.)

-Subjects whose colours or patterns change quickly (large displays, etc.)

-Dark locations

-Locations with a flickering light source (fluorescent lamp, candle light, etc.)

About panorama playback

You can operate the zoom lever/zoom button to enlarge pictures taken in [Panorama Shot] mode in the same way as with other still pictures. You can also press to automatically scroll pictures in the same way as when playing back a motion picture.

••Unlike motion picture playback, you cannot perform fast forward or rewind by pressing or while the pictures are scrolling automatically. (You can perform single-frame forward or rewind while the automatic scrolling operation is paused.)

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DMC-S5, DMC-S2, DMC-FH4, DMC-FH6 specifications

The Panasonic DMC-FH4 and DMC-S5 are compact digital cameras designed for photography enthusiasts looking for high-quality image capture in a portable form factor. Both cameras are part of Panasonic's Lumix line, known for delivering exceptional performance and versatile shooting options.

The Panasonic DMC-FH4 is equipped with a 16 MP CCD sensor, which ensures vivid colors and sharp details in every shot. Its versatile 28mm wide-angle lens offers a powerful optical zoom capability, allowing users to capture stunning landscapes or close-up portraits with equal ease. The 4x optical zoom works seamlessly to deliver high-quality images, making it an excellent option for casual photography.

One of the standout features of the DMC-FH4 is its Intelligent Auto mode. This setting automatically adjusts several parameters, including exposure, focusing, and scene selection, making it ideal for beginners who may not be familiar with manual settings. The camera also features a range of artistic filters that can be applied to images in real time, enhancing creativity and allowing users to express their unique style.

The Panasonic DMC-S5, on the other hand, steps up the game with its Micro Four Thirds sensor, offering 24 MP resolution. This larger sensor captures more light, yielding superior image quality even in low-light conditions. The DMC-S5 integrates advanced features such as 4K video recording, providing video creators with the ability to shoot incredibly detailed footage, perfect for today's digital content landscape.

Another significant feature of the DMC-S5 is its Dual I.S. (Image Stabilization) technology, which combines both optical and digital stabilization to minimize camera shake, resulting in clearer pictures and smoother videos. The camera is also equipped with a fast autofocus system that quickly locks onto subjects, ensuring sharp focus even in dynamic shooting situations.

Both models support a variety of shooting modes, including manual control for more advanced users. The compact design makes them easy to carry, allowing photographers to capture moments on-the-go. The ergonomic grip and intuitive control layout enhance the user experience, ensuring comfortable handling during extended shooting sessions.

Additional features in both the DMC-FH4 and DMC-S5 also include an integrated flash, scene modes, and the ability to shoot in RAW format, giving users more flexibility in post-processing. With their combination of sophisticated technology and user-friendly design, the Panasonic DMC-FH4 and DMC-S5 stand out as compelling options for anyone looking to elevate their photography skills.
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