Panasonic DMC LZ1 - Lumix Digital Camera Operating Instructions Manual

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62VQT1L86Advanced-Shootingfps (frame per second); This refers to thenumber of frames used in 1 second.You can record smoother motion pictureswith 30 fps.You can record longer motion pictureswith 10 fps although the picture qualityis lower.[10fpsQVGA]:The fi le size is smaller, so the fi les aresuitable to be attached to e-mails.* Set [ASPECT RATIO] to [h] and the[PICTURE MODE] to [30fpsQVGA] or[10fpsQVGA] (320 × 240 pixels) whenyou record motion pictures to the built-inmemory.Press [MENU/SET] to close themenu.You can also press the shutterbutton halfway to close the menu.When you use the optical image stabilizerfunction, only [MODE1] is available inmotion picture mode.Refer to P123 for information about theavailable recording time.The remaining recordable time shown onthe LCD may not reduce regularly.This camera cannot take motion picturesif you are using a MultiMediaCard.When [PICTURE MODE] is setto [30fpsVGA] or [30fps16:9], werecommend that you use cards offering“10 MB/s” or higher speeds (printed ontheir packages and elsewhere) for bestresults.Depending on the type of SD MemoryCard or SDHC Memory Card, recordingmay stop in the middle.We recommend using Panasonic’s SDMemory Card/SDHC Memory Card.Depending on the type of card you areusing, the card access indication mayappear for a while after shooting motionpictures. This is normal.••••6•••••••••The volume of motion picture is limitedto 2 GB per recording session. Themaximum available recording time for upto 2 GB only is displayed on the screen.When motion pictures recorded withthis camera are played back on otherequipment, the quality of pictures maybe deteriorated or it may not be possibleto play them back. Also the recordinginformation may not be displayedcorrectly.When the brightness of the subject ischanged, the lens operation noize maybe recorded.In motion picture mode [i] the followingfunctions cannot be used.Direction detection function[MODE2] on the optical image stabilizerfunction[ ] (face detection) on the AF mode••••–––