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General| Sensor Type | Live MOS |
|---|---|
| Sensor Size | 17.3 x 13.0 mm |
| Camera Type | Mirrorless |
| Image Sensor Format | Four Thirds |
| Lens Mount | Micro Four Thirds |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Image Processor | Venus Engine |
| Built-in Flash | Yes |
| External Flash | Hot shoe |
| Effective Pixels | 16.0 Megapixels |
| Image Stabilization | 5-axis |
| Autofocus System | Contrast Detect (Depth From Defocus) |
| Viewfinder | OLED Live View Finder, 2.36M dots |
| LCD Screen | 3.0" LCD, 1.04M dots |
| Video Recording | 4K UHD at 30p |
| Battery Life | Approx. 330 shots |
| Weight | 505g (body only) |
| Continuous Shooting | 9 fps |
| Weather Sealing | Yes |
| Battery | DMW-BLC12 |
| Shutter Speed | 1/4000 to 60 sec |
| Dimensions | 128.4 x 89 x 74.3 mm |
| ISO Sensitivity | 200-25600 (extendable to 100-25600) |
Detailed guide on how to charge the camera's battery correctly.
Fundamental techniques for holding and operating the camera for optimal shooting.
Explains the two-step operation of the shutter button for taking photographs.
Details on how to start and stop recording motion pictures using the dedicated button.
Guide to selecting different recording modes using the camera's mode dial.
Explains how to interact with the camera using touch gestures like touch, drag, and pinch.
Using the touch screen to focus and automatically take pictures with the Touch Shutter.
Adjusting brightness for specific areas of the image using the Touch AE function.
Guide to navigating and setting various camera functions through the menu system.
Accessing common settings quickly via the Quick Menu for efficient operation.
How to personalize the Quick Menu by adding or removing frequently used items.
Customizing camera buttons to quickly access frequently used functions.
Using the camera's automatic mode for optimal settings for any scene.
Capturing clear handheld night shots with reduced blur and noise.
Merging multiple exposures to create a single image with enhanced detail and gradation.
Creating a shallow depth of field effect to blur the background and emphasize the subject.
Manually controlling aperture and shutter speed for creative motion picture recording.
Saving and recalling specific camera settings for different shooting situations.
How to activate and use previously saved custom camera settings.
Letting the camera automatically adjust focus based on the subject and scene conditions.
Selecting the appropriate autofocus mode for different types of subjects and movements.
Choosing the best autofocus method based on subject position and number.
Adjusting focus and brightness simultaneously by touching the desired subject on the screen.
Manually controlling the focus for precise adjustments when autofocus is not desired.
Locking focus and exposure settings to maintain composition and lighting.
Adjusting the overall brightness of the image to correct for over or underexposure.
Adjusting the camera's sensitivity to light (ISO) for shooting in various lighting conditions.
Correcting the colour cast of images to accurately represent white under different lighting conditions.
Changing how the camera behaves when the shutter button is pressed.
Capturing a rapid sequence of images by holding down the shutter button.
Capturing high-resolution still images from video sequences at 30 frames per second.
Choosing and saving individual still images from a 4K burst video file.
Adjusting focus after shooting or merging multiple focus points for greater depth of field.
Capturing images with adjustable focus points after the shot is taken.
Combining multiple images with different focus points to achieve a wider depth of field.
Using the self-timer to delay the shutter release for steady shots.
Creating time-lapse or stop-motion videos by taking sequential pictures.
Splicing individual pictures together to create stop-motion animation.
Automatically taking multiple shots with variations in exposure, aperture, or focus.
Reducing camera shake and jitter for sharper images and steadier videos.
Adjusting magnification to bring distant subjects closer or widen the field of view.
Utilizing Extra Tele Conversion for further digital magnification without significant quality loss.
Utilizing the built-in flash to illuminate subjects in low-light conditions.
Configuring various flash settings like firing mode and output for optimal lighting.
Selecting different flash modes such as forced flash, slow sync, or forced flash off.
Manually adjusting the flash brightness to control exposure and prevent over/underexposure.
Controlling multiple flashes wirelessly for advanced lighting setups.
Capturing high-definition and 4K video with stereo audio recording.
Simultaneously capturing still images while recording video for dynamic shooting.
Configuring video settings like format, resolution, and frame rate for desired output.
Ensuring sharp focus during video recording using continuous autofocus modes.
Creating dynamic panning and zooming effects from 4K footage while keeping the camera static.
Viewing still images captured by the camera, with options for forward/rewind.
Viewing recorded video files on the camera's screen or via connected devices.
Extracting high-quality still images from recorded motion picture footage.
Removing unwanted still or motion pictures from the camera's memory card.
Selecting pre-defined or custom image styles to control color, contrast, and sharpness.
Fine-tuning image quality parameters like contrast, sharpness, and saturation.
Applying creative image effects or filters to enhance photographs.
Combining multiple exposures into a single image with a wider dynamic range to capture detail in highlights and shadows.
Automatically detecting and prioritizing faces for optimal focus and exposure.
Registering personal information like names and birthdays for face recognition.
Saving and recalling custom camera settings for quick access.
Disabling operational sounds and flash for discreet shooting.
Locking focus and exposure settings to maintain composition and lighting.
Configuration and management of the camera's Wi-Fi functionality.
Activating and configuring the camera's Wi-Fi connection.
Setting up Wi-Fi parameters like password, network, and device name.
Saving multiple still images from a 4K burst file simultaneously.
Combining multiple frames from 4K burst files to create images with enhanced brightness.
Removing unwanted objects or details from images using touch controls.
Overview of capabilities enabled by the camera's Wi-Fi connectivity.
Viewing camera images and videos on a compatible TV via Wi-Fi or HDMI.
Sending images directly to a PictBridge-compatible printer for wireless printing.
Transferring images and videos from the camera to a personal computer.
Uploading images and videos to social media or cloud storage services.
Establishing a wireless connection between the camera and a smartphone or tablet.
Setting up a direct camera-to-smartphone connection without needing a password.
Securing the Wi-Fi connection by using a password or QR code.
Remotely controlling the camera and capturing images using a smartphone or tablet.
Viewing and saving high-resolution 4K videos on external devices.
Transferring images and videos from the camera to a computer for storage and editing.
Obtaining and installing necessary software for managing camera files on a PC.
Explains common confirmation and error messages displayed by the camera.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common camera operational problems.
Important safety and handling guidelines to ensure proper and safe camera operation.
Information about the camera's rechargeable battery, its care, and disposal.
General information and tips for using the camera's Wi-Fi capabilities effectively and securely.
