Panasonic DMC-FX3, DMC-FX07 Playing Back Pictures, Press 2/1 to select the picture

Basic

Playing Back Pictures

The picture data on the built-in memory appears when a card is not inserted. The picture data on the card appears when a card is inserted. (P17) (DMC-FX3)

Press 2/1 to select the picture.

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2: Play back the previous picture

1: Play back the next picture

•The first recorded picture will be displayed after the last recorded picture.

•When [ROTATE DISP.] (P81) is set to [ON], pictures recorded by holding the camera vertically are played back vertically.

∫Fast forwarding/Fast rewinding Press and hold 2/1 during playback.

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2: Fast rewind

1: Fast forward

•The file number A and the picture number B only change one by one. Release 2/1 when the number of the desired picture appears to play back the picture.

•If you press and hold 2/1, the number of files forwarded/rewound at one time increases. The actual number of files forwarded/rewound at one time depends on the number of files recorded.

•In review playback in recording mode and in multi playback (P65), the pictures can only be forwarded or rewound one by one.

•This camera is based on the DCF standard “Design rule for Camera File system” which was established by the “JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association)”.

•The file format that can be played back on the camera is JPEG. (In some cases, even JPEG pictures cannot be played back.)

•The LCD monitor may not be able to display the details of the recorded pictures. You can use the playback zoom (P67) to check the details of the pictures.

•If you play back pictures that have been recorded with other equipment, the picture quality may deteriorate. (The pictures are displayed as [THUMBNAIL IS DISPLAYED] on the screen.)

•If you change a folder name or file name on your PC, the pictures may not play back on the camera.

•If you play back a non-standard file, the folder/file number is indicated by [—] and the screen may turn black.

•Depending on the subject, an interference fringe may appear on the screen. This is called moire. This is not a malfunction.

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