Panasonic DMCFZ100 DMCFZ100 User Guide - Page 105
[BEACH], [SNOW], [AERIAL PHOTO], [PHOTO FRAME], Technique for Aerial Photo Mode, Setting the frame
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Advanced (Recording pictures) [BEACH] This allows you to take even more vivid pictures of the blue color of the sea, sky etc. It also prevents under exposure of people under strong sunlight. Note • The initial setting for [AF MODE] is [š]. • Do not touch the camera with wet hands. • Sand or seawater will cause the camera to malfunction. Make sure that sand or seawater does not get into the lens or the terminals. • Problems caused by sand, seawater and fresh water are not covered by the product warranty. [SNOW] This allows you to take pictures that show the snow as white as possible at a ski resort or a snow-covered mountain. [AERIAL PHOTO] This mode allows you to take pictures through an airplane window. ∫ Technique for Aerial Photo Mode • We recommend using this technique if it is difficult to focus when taking pictures of clouds etc. Aim the camera at something with high contrast, press the shutter button halfway to fix the focus and then aim the camera at the subject and press the shutter button fully to take the picture. Note • The flash setting is fixed to [Œ]. • The focus range is 5 m (16.4 feet) to ¶. • Turn the camera off when taking off or landing. • When using the camera, follow all instructions from the cabin crew. • Be careful about the reflection from the window. [PHOTO FRAME] Record the image with a frame around it. ∫ Setting the frame 1 Press 2/1 to select the frame to use, and then press [MENU/SET]. • The number of pixels is fixed to 2M (4:3). 2 Take pictures. Note • It will be a normal motion picture recording during the motion picture recording. Frame will not be displayed. • [AUTO REVIEW] is fixed to [2SEC.]. • The color of the frame displayed on the screen and the color of the frame around the actual image may differ, but this is not a malfunction. - 105 -