Panasonic DMC-ZS1 Mode Intelligent Auto Mode, Following functions are fixed, Normal Picture Mode

Taking motion pictures (Continued)

Mode:

(INTELLIGENT AUTO Mode)

The camera automatically detects the scene to record motion pictures with optimal settings.

When scene does not correspond to any on the right.

(i PORTRAIT)	(i LOW LIGHT)
(i SCENERY)	(i MACRO)

•If brightness or other conditions change during recording, the scene mode will be changed automatically.

•In (i PORTRAIT) Mode, focus and exposure will be set according to the face detected.

• (i Low light) will be selected for nightscapes and other dark scenes. Flash cannot be used with this mode.

•Please refer to P.33 if conditions do not allow scenes to be detected easily.

•If the camera does not select your desired scene mode, choosing an appropriate mode manually is recommended.

•The following menu options in the MOTION PICTURE menu can be set.

•REC MODE • REC QUALITY • COLOR MODE

‘STANDARD’, ‘B/W’, and ‘SEPIA’ only

• The following functions are fixed.

• DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF • WIND CUT: OFF	• CONTINUOUS AF: ON
• WHITE BALANCE: AWB • AF MODE:	(Face Detection)

1-area-focusing turns on when faces cannot be detected.

•I.EXPOSURE is activated automatically based on the conditions. See P.32 for details.

(NORMAL PICTURE Mode)

Records a motion picture at your preferred settings.

See P.35 for details.

(MY SCN MODE/MY SCENE MODE)/ (SCENE MODE) Records a motion picture at the optimum settings for the selected scene. Some scenes are switched to the following scenes.

Selected scene		Scenes for motion picture
BABY		(PORTRAIT motion picture)
NIGHT PORTRAIT, NIGHT SCENERY,		(Low light motion picture)
STARRY SKY
PANORAMA ASSIST, SPORTS, PET,	Normal motion picture
HI-SPEED BURST, FLASH BURST, FIREWORKS

•I.EXPOSURE is activated automatically, based on conditions depending on the scene mode.

•The following items cannot be set in some scene modes.

•WHITE BALANCE • DIGITAL ZOOM

See P.51 (Scene Mode) or P.60 (My Scene Mode) for details.

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For the operating procedures for the DMC-ZS1 see P.64.