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General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | DMC-FT2 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Safety precautions for handling and replacing the battery pack, including explosion risk and disposal.
Safety precautions for using and placing the battery charger, ensuring proper ventilation and avoiding fire hazards.
Advice on using genuine accessories and keeping the camera away from electromagnetic equipment like microwaves and cell phones.
Warning against using the camera near radio transmitters or high-voltage lines due to potential adverse effects.
Details on the camera's IPX8, IP6X ratings, and MIL-STD drop test compliance for durability.
Guidelines for handling the camera in various temperature conditions and near water to maintain performance.
Information on the camera's warning display for maintaining waterproof performance before underwater use.
Steps to prevent water leakage, including checking doors, seals, and ensuring they are clean and locked.
Guidelines for operating the camera underwater, including depth, temperature limits, and avoiding strong water pressure.
Explains how gaps can form leading to leaks due to foreign objects, seal deterioration, or unlocked switches.
Procedures for rinsing, drying, and cleaning the camera after underwater use to preserve its condition.
Explains the camera's drain design and how to handle water droplets on components to prevent condensation or failure.
Identifies and labels all external parts of the camera, including buttons, lens, and ports.
Explains the functions assigned to the camera's cursor buttons for navigation and adjustments.
Information on compatible battery packs, emphasizing genuine Panasonic products and distinguishing features.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the camera's battery using the provided charger indoors.
Explains the meaning of the charge indicator light and the approximate charging duration for the battery.
Details on approximate operating time and the number of pictures or recording time based on CIPA standards.
Information on the camera's built-in memory and supported SD, SDHC, and SDXC card types and speeds.
Guide to setting the camera's internal clock, date, and time format upon first use.
Instructions on how to modify the date and time settings after initial setup via the menu.
How to navigate and change settings within the camera's menu system for various modes.
Instructions for navigating to different menu sections like [REC], [PLAYBACK], or [SETUP].
Overview of how to select different recording modes using the camera's mode dial.
A list of available recording modes, such as Intelligent Auto, Sports, and Snow modes.
Guide to using the Intelligent Auto mode for automatic picture taking, recommended for beginners.
Explains automatic scene identification and its display, changing color to indicate detected scene.
How to use AF tracking to focus and follow a specific subject even as it moves.
Instructions for recording video clips, including compatible formats (AVCHD Lite, Motion JPEG) and audio.
How to view recorded still images and motion pictures in playback mode using the playback button.
Steps for deleting unwanted pictures from the camera's memory, noting that deletion is permanent.
Guidance on accessing advanced features and troubleshooting via the supplied PDF manual on CD-ROM.
Information on what to do if the PDF manual won't open and how to uninstall the software.
Technical details of the camera, including power source, consumption, sensor, and lens specifications.
Further technical specifications like burst speed, shutter speed, exposure, LCD monitor, and recording media.
Additional technical specs including interface, dimensions, operating temperature, humidity, and performance ratings.
Technical details for the battery charger (input/output, operating temperature) and the battery pack (voltage/capacity).
