Using Zoom, Zoom In/Out | Panasonic DMC-ZS25, DMCZS25K instruction

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Using Zoom

You can adjust the area of a picture to be taken using zoom.

Zoom In/Out

Capture a	Enlarge
wider area	the subject
(wide-angle)	(telephoto)
When Extended optical zoom is set		Focus range

Zoom ratio

Optical Zoom rangeDigital Zoom range

i.Zoom range

Zoom bar

●●The zoom speed can be set to one of 2 levels using the angle at which the zoom lever is moved.

●●Adjust the focus after adjusting the zoom. ●●Do not touch the lens barrel during zooming.

●●The zoom ratio and the zoom bar displayed on the screen are estimates.

●●The camera may make a rattling noise and vibrate when the zoom lever is operated - this is not a fault.

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Panasonic DMC-ZS25, DMCZS25K owner manual Using Zoom, Zoom In/Out

DMC-ZS25, DMCZS25K specifications

The Panasonic DMC-ZS25, also known as the DMC-ZS25K, stands out as a compact, travel-friendly camera that merges advanced features with user-friendly functionality. Designed for photography enthusiasts and casual shooters alike, this camera produces high-quality images while maintaining ease of use.

One of the DMC-ZS25's most notable features is its powerful 20x optical zoom lens, which allows users to capture stunning images from a distance, ensuring that subjects remain sharp and detailed. This is complemented by a 24mm ultra-wide angle, perfect for landscape photography or large group shots. The camera sports a 16.1-megapixel MOS sensor, enabling it to deliver vibrant and true-to-life colors, along with impressive low-light performance.

In terms of technology, the DMC-ZS25 incorporates Panasonic's Intelligent Auto mode, which automatically adjusts settings like exposure and focus for optimal results, making it ideal for beginners. Additionally, the camera supports Full HD video recording at 1920 x 1080p, allowing users to capture precious moments in high quality, with options for both AVCHD and MP4 formats.

The DMC-ZS25 also features advanced image stabilization technology, which minimizes the effects of camera shake, ensuring clear images even in challenging shooting conditions. The camera's maximum ISO sensitivity of 6400 enhances its performance in lower-light environments, providing flexibility for various shooting scenarios.

A 3.0-inch LCD touchscreen display offers an intuitive interface, making it easy for users to navigate through settings, review images, and compose shots. Furthermore, the integrated Wi-Fi connectivity allows for seamless sharing of images to social media or other devices, enhancing the camera's usability in today's connected world.

Its compact design makes it an ideal travel companion, fitting easily into pockets or bags, without compromising the quality typically found in bulkier models. The camera also features a variety of shooting modes, including night mode, panorama, and creative filters, giving users the flexibility to explore their creativity.

Overall, the Panasonic DMC-ZS25 blends functionality, portability, and high-quality imaging technologies, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their photography experience while on the go. Whether for casual snapshots or more thoughtful compositions, this camera delivers outstanding performance and versatility.

Contents

Register online at Customers only Contents Application Record Changing recording informationTaking pictures with Exposure Determining aperture and shutter Others Connecting with other devicesApplication View Camera handling Condensation When the lens or the LCD monitor is fogged upBefore use Always take a test shot first No compensation for missed shotsCarefully observe copyright laws Also refer to Usage cautions and notes →159 Standard Accessories Optional accessories Names and Functions of Main Parts Exposure button LCD monitorPlayback button →109 DISP. button Charging Charging battery About batteries that you can use with this unit Slide to the Open position and open the card/battery door Insert the battery all the wayClose the card/battery door To remove battery Make sure that the camera is turned off Charging the battery through the computerCharging the battery Charging lamp indications Recording conditions by Cipa standard Remaining batteryRecording still pictures Viewing pictures Recording motion picturesRecording conditions Open the card/battery Door Inserting and removing the card optionalSlide to the Open position Insert the card all the way Compatible memory cards optional Saving your pictures cards and built-in memoryBuilt-in memory approx MB When Rec Format is Avchd When Rec Format is MP4Recording capacity guidelines pictures/recording time Recording picture capacity still pictures Press MENU/SET to set Setting the clockPress the Camera ON/OFF button Set the date and time Perform steps . →19 Select Clock Set from the Setup menu or Rec menuChanging time settings Sequence of operations Press the Camera ON/OFF button to turn off the camera Aim the camera and shootPlay back pictures Taking pictures with your own settings Take a picture Return to desired composition Adjusting focusAdjust focus according to subject Taking pictures with automatic settings Using flash Happy color setting SettingsAbout Backlight Compensation Automatic Scene Detection Motion Deblur IHandheld Nite Shot IHDR Press to set AF Mode to AF Tracking AF Tracking Intelligent Auto Mode restrictions Press the motion picture button again to end recording Recording motion picturesPress the motion picture button to start recording MP4 About the recording format for recording motion picturesAbout the compatibility of the recorded motion pictures Motion picture recording in other recording modes Basics View pictures Viewing your picturesPress the playback button Operations during motion picture playback Viewing motion pictures Capturing still pictures from motion pictures Zooming in and viewing Playback Zoom Viewing a list of pictures Multi Playback Searching pictures by the recording date Calendar search Deleting pictures Press / button to delete displayed picture To delete multiple up to 50/To delete all pictures Setting the menu Press to select a setting, and then press MENU/SETExample Changing AF Mode in the Rec menu in Program AE Mode Press / button several times Menu type Using Quick menu Using the Setup menu Clock SetWorld Time Travel Date Speaker Volume Settings 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5Cust.Set Mem Monitor Display Monitor Luminance Guide Line Settings on / OFF HistogramVideo Rec Area Zoom Resume Auto Power Off Settings 2MIN. / 5MIN. / 10MIN. / OFFMonitor Power Save Economy No.Reset ResetUSB Mode Reset Rec. settings? Reset setup parameters? Settings 3D / 2D OutputViera Link 3D Playback Rotate Disp Version Disp Format Language Stabilizer Demo Changing recording information display Press DISP. button to change display Using Zoom Zoom In/Out Zoom types and use Optical ZoomExtended optical zoom Zoom Digital Zoom Available flash range when Sensitivity setting is Auto Taking pictures with flash Shutter speeds for each flash mode 60∗2 1/2000th ∗3 1/2000th Taking close-up pictures Macro Zoom Enlarging close-up subjects Shortest recording distance Focus range Taking pictures with self-timer Taking pictures with Exposure Compensation Taking pictures with Exposure Compensation Press Exposure button Aperture-Priority ModeDetermining aperture and shutter speed and recording Shutter-Priority Mode Manual Exposure Mode Manual exposure assist estimate Taking Pictures with different picture effects Changing the selected picture effects Creative Control menu Expressive RetroHigh Key Low Key Sepia Dynamic MonochromeImpressive Art High Dynamic Toy Effect Adjusting colorCross Process Miniature Effect Soft Focus Star FilterOne Point Color Selecting color Press the shutter button halfway to focus Recording panorama pictures Panorama Shot ModeCheck the recording direction and press MENU/SET Press the shutter button fully again to end recording Tips About panorama playback Changing the selected scene mode Scene Mode menu Taking pictures according to the scene Scenery PortraitSoft Skin Night Scenery SportsNight Portrait Food What is HDR?Handheld Night Shot Use cursor button to select Exit and press MENU/SET To record age and nameBaby Pet Glass Through High SensStarry Sky About White Balance Underwater 3D Photo Mode Tips for recording pictures Registering your own settings and recording Set mode dial to / Custom mode Press MENU/SET to enter the settingsWhen changing the menu settings Use cursor button to select custom set Setting Speed Description No. Pictures Burst function Setting Recording tips when registering face pictures Recording with the Face Recognition functionHow the Face Recognition function works During recording During playback Registering face pictures Record the face picturePress to select the item for editing and press MENU/SET Editing or deleting information about registered persons Useful features for travel To record Location To set summer time Select World Time from the Setup menuWhen you come back from your travel destination Entering Text Editing text Using the Rec menu Setting guideAspect Ratio Picture Size Quality Sensitivity White Balance fine adjustment excluding AWB White Balance Setting White Balance manually AWB operational range AF Mode 100 101 Quick AF Metering Mode 102Face Recog Exposure Resolution 103Min. Shtr Speed Digital Zoom Color Mode 104Burst AF Assist Lamp 105 Red-Eye Removal Settings W/O Time / with Time / OFF 106Stabilizer Date Stamp Using the Motion Picture menu 107Rec Format Rec Quality Settings on 108Continuous AF Wind Cut Different playback methods Playback Mode 2D/3D Settings109 All Use cursor button to select Setup and press MENU/SET 110Use cursor button to select Filtering and press MENU/SET Slide Show Set to your preferred settings and press MENU/SET Select Start with cursor button and press MENU/SET 112 Operations during Slide Show 113 Filtering Play Calendar 114Use cursor button to select date to playback Retouching pictures 115Select a still picture to retouch during playback and press Operation from the Playback menu 116 Creative Retouch Press to select a setting 117 118 Using the Playback menu 119Enter characters Entering text →95 Title Edit 120 Text Stamp Retouch 121Items that can be stamped 122 Video Divide 123 Resize 124 Cropping To clear all 125Favorite 126 Print Set 127 Protect 128 Face Rec Edit 129 Copy Viewing on TV screen 130Connect camera to TV Turn on TV 131 Viera Link Hdmi Hdavi Control What is Viera Link HDMI?132 133 Viewing 3D still pictures 134To select and play back only still pictures recorded in 3D 135 Dubbing playback pictures via AV cables optional 136Copying by inserting the SD card into the recorder Click Applications Click Recommended Installation Computer specificationsKeeping the still pictures and motion pictures on your PC 137 138 PHOTOfunSTUDIO 9.0 AELoiLoScope 30 day full trial version Windows XP / Vista / 7 About supplied softwares To cancel connection 139Connect camera to computer Operate with your computer For PTP mode 140Folder and file names on computer Windows Connect camera to printer Printing141 142 Printing multiple picturesMulti Select Select All 143 Use cursor button to select setting and press MENU/SETMaking print settings on the camera Printing date without Text Stamp 144Printing with date and text Insert DC coupler instead of battery Open DC coupler cover 145 Recording List of LCD monitor displays146 147 List of LCD monitor displays 148 Playback 149 Message displays 150 151 This unit is turned off automatically Troubleshooting152 153 Cannot use Auto BracketMotion picture recording stops midway Panorama picture recording stops before finishing 154 155 Cannot view pictures. There are no recorded picturesIncorrect date displayed in Calendar Search Thumbnail is displayed is shown on the screen 156 Red areas in pictures appear blackenedTV screen display different to LCD monitor Cannot play motion pictures on TV. Card is inserted into TV Cannot print panorama pictures properly Edges of pictures are cut off when printing157 158 When in use Usage cautions and notes159 Caring for your camera When not using for a while 160Memory cards LCD Monitor When using a tripod or unipod 161AC adaptor supplied Lens Personal Information 1623D viewing