Panasonic DMC-GF1K operating instructions Flower, Food, Objects, Night Portrait

Advanced (Recording pictures)

[FLOWER]

Flowers outdoors are recorded with natural colours in macro settings. The guide lines are displayed. (P58)

∫Technique for Flower Mode

•We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.

•We recommend setting the flash to [Œ] when you take pictures at close range.

Note

•The focus range is different depending on lens used. Refer to “About the focus distance reference mark” on P75 for the focus range.

•When a subject is close to the camera, the effective focus range is significantly narrowed. Therefore, if the distance between the camera and the subject is changed after focusing on the subject, it may become difficult to focus on it again.

•Close-up regions are prioritised when taking pictures, and so time is required to focus if you take a picture of a distant subject.

•When you take pictures at close range, the resolution of the periphery of the picture may decrease slightly. This is not a malfunction.

•If the lens becomes dirty with fingerprints or dust, the lens may not be able to focus on the subject correctly.

[FOOD]

You can take pictures of food with a natural hue without being affected by the ambient light in restaurants etc.

∫Technique for Food Mode

•We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.

•We recommend setting the flash to [Œ] when you take pictures at close range.

Note

•Refer to [FLOWER] for other information about this mode.

[OBJECTS]

You can take clear and vivid pictures of accessories or small objects in a collection.

∫Technique for Object Mode

•We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.

•We recommend setting the flash to [Œ] when you take pictures at close range.

Note

•Refer to [FLOWER] for other information about this mode.

.[NIGHT PORTRAIT]

This allows you to take pictures of a person and the background with near real-life brightness.

∫Technique for Night Portrait Mode

•We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.

•Ask the subject not to move for a period of about one second after the picture is taken.

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