For [Rec] menu setting procedures (→17)

●In [Starry Sky] and [Fireworks] Scene Modes, the AF Mode setting is fixed to

(1-area-focusing).

 

 

 

●Use

(1-area-focusing) if focus is difficult to align with

(Spot-focusing).

●Cannot set to

(Face Detection) in the following cases:

 

 

[Panorama Assist], [Night Scenery], [Food], [Aerial Photo], [Underwater] Scene Modes

●If the camera misinterprets a non-human subject as a face in the

(Face Detection)

setting, switch to another setting.

 

 

 

●If conditions prevent the face from being recognized, such as when the movement of

the subject is too rapid, the AF mode setting switches to

(23-area-focusing).

●Under certain recording conditions, such as when the subject is small or when it is dark,

AF Tracking may not operate correctly.

 

 

 

●When AF Tracking does not work, focus will be on

(1-area-focusing).

●Cannot set to

in the following cases.

 

 

 

• [Panorama Assist], [Starry Sky], [Fireworks], [Pin Hole], [Film Grain], or [High Dynamic] Scene Modes.

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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.

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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.

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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.
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