Panasonic DMC-TZ18 Taking motion pictures Motion Picture Mode, Rec Quality, Display the Rec menu

Models: DMC-TZ18 MC-ZS8

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Taking motion pictures [Motion Picture] Mode (Continued)

Recording Mode:

[Rec Quality]

Changing the motion picture size. When recording a motion picture, use a card rated with an SD speed class1 of “Class 6” or higher.

1 SD speed class refers to a specification for sustained write speeds.

Display the [Rec] menu

Select the desired picture

 

quality

Select [Rec Quality]

Picture Quality

Picture Size

No. of

Picture

Frames

Aspect Ratio

 

 

[HD]

1280 × 720 pixels

 

16:9

[VGA]

640 × 480 pixels

30 fps

4:3

[QVGA]2

320 × 240 pixels

 

 

 

2 [QVGA] is fixed when recording to built-in memory.

When recording motion pictures using an AC adaptor, if you unplug the AC adaptor or a power outage occurs, power to the camera is cut, and the motion picture in progress is no longer recorded.

If you attempt to play motion pictures recorded with the camera on other devices, playback may not be possible, or the picture or sound quality may be poor. Additionally, incorrect recording information may be indicated.

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Panasonic DMC-TZ18, MC-ZS8 Taking motion pictures Motion Picture Mode, Display the Rec menu, Select Rec Quality

DMC-TZ18, MC-ZS8 specifications

The Panasonic MC-ZS8 and DMC-TZ18 are two impressive models from Panasonic, designed to cater to varying user preferences in the realm of compact cameras. Both of these devices showcase Panasonic's commitment to innovation and technological advancement, making them standout choices for photography enthusiasts.

The MC-ZS8 is renowned for its user-friendly interface, making it accessible for both novice and experienced photographers alike. A key feature of the ZS8 is its 14.1-megapixel sensor, which delivers stunningly clear images with vibrant colors. The camera boasts a 24mm wide-angle lens with a 16x optical zoom, allowing users to capture expansive landscapes or zoom into distant subjects without losing detail. The Intelligent Zoom feature further extends this capability without sacrificing image quality, making it easier for users to frame their subjects perfectly.

Additionally, the MC-ZS8 is equipped with advanced image stabilization technology, which compensates for hand shake and helps produce sharp photos even in challenging lighting conditions. The camera also includes a variety of shooting modes, such as night scene, portrait, and sunset, catering to diverse photographic needs.

On the other hand, the DMC-TZ18 builds on the strengths of its predecessor with several noteworthy enhancements. This model features a similar 14.1-megapixel sensor but incorporates a high-quality LEICA lens that further improves image clarity and detail. The TZ18 also provides a powerful 21x optical zoom, significantly increasing versatility, particularly for capturing wildlife or distant subjects.

One of the standout characteristics of the DMC-TZ18 is its Full HD video recording capability, allowing users to capture high-resolution videos with exceptional clarity. This feature makes it an attractive option for those who enjoy both photography and videography. The camera also includes a variety of scene modes and artistic filters, enabling users to get creative with their shots.

Both models come with a range of connectivity options, facilitating easy sharing of images and videos. They offer a range of built-in effects and editing tools, allowing users to enhance their photos on the go.

Overall, the Panasonic MC-ZS8 and DMC-TZ18 are excellent choices for anyone looking to improve their photography skills or capture life’s moments with high-quality images. With their combination of features, ease of use, and advanced technologies, these cameras stand out in the compact camera market.