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General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | DMC-FX37 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Safety warnings, cautions, and precautions for operating the device.
Precautions and information related to the camera's battery pack.
Guidelines and warnings for handling and maintaining the camera's condition.
Procedure for modifying the camera's date and time settings.
Steps to access and navigate the camera's setup menu.
Overview of available recording modes like Intelligent Auto, Normal, Scene.
How to aim and achieve focus on the desired subject.
Explanation of optical, extended optical, and digital zoom features.
How to quickly navigate through recorded pictures.
How to enlarge and view parts of a picture during playback.
Step-by-step guide to delete one picture at a time.
Procedure for deleting multiple or all recorded pictures.
How to use on-screen grid lines for better composition.
Options for adjusting flash modes like Auto, Forced, Slow Sync.
Table showing flash setting availability across different camera modes.
Details on the camera's focus range for close-up shots.
Explanations for each scene mode are displayed when selected.
Mode for taking portraits, enhancing skin tones and texture.
Tips for taking portraits in low light with flash and tripod.
Tips for capturing night landscapes, using tripod and self-timer.
How to set birth dates and names for baby modes.
Adjusting picture size and aspect ratio for high sensitivity mode.
Setting picture size and aspect ratio for high-speed burst mode.
Setting picture size and aspect ratio for flash burst mode.
Options for selecting shutter speed for starry sky mode.
Tips for capturing fireworks, recommending tripod use.
Method for focusing in aerial photography, especially for clouds.
Setting picture size and aspect ratio for pinhole mode.
Setting picture size and aspect ratio for film grain effect.
How to lock focus underwater to capture moving subjects.
Adjusting white balance to match water depth and conditions.
How to adjust resolution and frame rate for motion pictures.
Records the day of the vacation when a picture is taken.
Setting the resolution (number of pixels) for still pictures.
Information about the Face Detection AF mode and its indicators.
Instructions for capturing and saving quick notes or information.
Menu options available during clipboard picture capture.
How to enlarge parts of clipboard images and save zoom positions.
How to search and play back pictures sorted by scene mode or category.
How to play back recorded motion picture files.
Adjusting frame rate for creating still images from motion pictures.
Displaying and playing pictures sorted by date using a calendar view.
Displays information shown on screen during recording.
Displays information shown on screen after adjusting settings.
Guidelines for proper handling and care to ensure optimal camera performance.
Instructions on how to clean the camera and its components safely.
Storage and maintenance advice for the camera and battery during long periods of inactivity.
Troubleshooting common issues related to the camera's battery and power supply.
Solutions for problems encountered during the picture recording process.
Explains image warping or color issues due to lens characteristics.
Troubleshooting when the LCD monitor remains off during operation.
Explains temporary brightness changes on the LCD monitor.
Solutions when the camera's flash fails to fire.
Explains why the flash might fire multiple times.
Issues with picture orientation during playback.
Troubleshooting steps when recorded pictures fail to display.
Problems related to displaying recorded pictures.
Solutions when TV display fails to show camera images.
Explains differences in display areas between TV and camera LCD.
Reasons why motion pictures might not play on a TV and alternative methods.
Troubleshooting when the PC doesn't recognize the camera's card or memory.
Issues with printing where picture edges are cropped.
Tables showing how many pictures can be stored based on size, quality, and card type.
