Panasonic dmc-gx80 - Taking Pictures Using the Touch Function

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Contents4
Contents by Function9
Before Use12
Care of the Camera12
Standard Accessories13
Names and Functions of Components14
Camera Body14
About the Function Button15
Lens16
About the Lens17
Getting Started/Basic Operations18
Attaching the Shoulder Strap18
Charging the Battery19
Inserting the Battery20
Charging21
About the Charging Lamp22
Charging Time22
Battery Indication22
Approximate Operating Time and Number of Recordable Pictures24
Recording Still Pictures24
Recording Motion Picture25
Inserting and Removing the Card27
Card Information28
Formatting29
Access to the Card29
Approximate Number of Recordable Pictures and Available Recording Time30
Attaching/Removing the Lens32
Detaching the Lens32
Attaching the Lens32
Zoom Operations33
Attaching the Lens Hood33
Temporarily Storing the Lens Hood34
Setting Date/Time35
Re-Adjusting the Clock36
Basic Operations37
Tips for Taking Good Pictures37
Extending/Retracting the Lens38
Adjust the Angle of the Monitor39
Free Angle Shooting39
Using the Viewfinder40
Diopter Adjustment40
Switching the Monitor/Viewfinder40
Notes on Automatic Viewfinder/Monitor Switching41
Shutter Button42
Motion Picture Button42
Mode Dial (Selecting a Recording Mode)43
Front Dial/Rear Dial44
Setting the Operation Methods of the Front Dial and Rear Dial46
Cursor Buttons Button47
DISP. Button48
Monitor Style Display Layout49
In Playback Mode50
Touch Screen51
Touch51
Drag51
Taking Pictures Using the Touch Function52
Easily Optimizing the Brightness for a Specified Area53
Setting Menu Items54
Switching to Other Menus55
Close the Menu55
Calling Frequently-Used Menus Instantly56
Customizing the Quick Menu Settings57
Assigning Frequently Used Functions to the Buttons58
Using the Function Buttons During Recording59
Using the Function Buttons During Playback60
Extering Text61
Recording Modes62
Taking Pictures Using the Automatic Function62
Switching between Intelligent Auto Plus and Intelligent Auto Mode63
Auto Focus, Face/Eye Detection and Face Recognition64
About the Flash64
Scene Detection64
Recording Night Scenes65
Combining Pictures into a Single Picture with Rich Gradation66
Taking a Picture with a Blurred Background67
Recording Images by Changing the Brightness or Colour Tone68
Setting Brightness68
Setting Colour68
Change the Settings by Using the Touch Screen68
Taking Pictures with Automatically Adjusted Aperture/Shutter Speed69
Programme Shift70
Taking Pictures by Specifying the Aperture/Shutter Speed71
Aperture-Priority AE Mode72
Shutter Priority AE Mode72
Manual Exposure Mode73
About Time74
Confirm the Effects of Aperture and Shutter Speed75
Easily Set Aperture/Shutter Speed for Suitable Exposure76
Taking Panorama Pictures77
Changing Recording Direction and Angle of View of Panorama Pictures78
Technique for Panorama Shot Mode78
About Playback79
Taking Pictures that Match the Scene Being Recorded80
Types of Scene Guide Mode81
Types of Image Effects84
Setting the Type of Defocus85
Set the Color to Leave in85
Setting the Position and Size of the Light Source86
Minimizing Operational Sounds During Motion Picture Recording90
Registering Your Preferred Settings91
Recording Using Registered Custom Set92
Adjusting Focus Automatically93
Focus Mode95
Auto Focus Mode97
Restrictions on Auto Focus Mode98
Locking the Subject to be Tracked99
Changing the Eye to be in Focus99
Setting the Shape of the AF Area100
Registering the Set AF101
Setting up Position of the AF Area/Changing Size of the AF Area102
Setting the AF Area Position with the Touch Pad104
Optimising the Focus and Brightness for a Touched Position105
Adjusting Focus Manually106
Fixing the Focus and the Exposure109
Compensating the Exposure110
Setting the Light Sensitivity112
Adjusting the White Balance114
Auto White Balance115
Finely Adjusting the White Balance116
White Balance Bracket117
4K Photo and Drive Settings118
Recording 4K Photos118
Cancelling 4K Photo120
Recording with 4K Burst121
Setting Loop Recording122
To Change the Aspect Ratio123
To Record the Subject with Reduced Blur123
Shutter Sound for 4K Photo Recording123
Limitations on the 4K Photo Function124
Selecting Pictures from 4K Burst File and Saving126
Selecting and Saving Pictures on the TV Screen130
Selecting a Focus Point after Recording131
Selecting the Desired Focus Area and Saving a Picture133
Select a Drive Mode134
Burst Mode135
Setting the Burst Rate135
Self-Timer137
Taking Pictures While Adjusting a Setting Automatically138
Exposure Bracket139
Aperture Bracket140
Focus Bracket140
Taking Pictures Automatically at Set Intervals141
Creating Stop Motion Pictures143
Image Stabiliser146
Setting the Focal Length of a Lens148
Taking Pictures with the Zoom150
Raising the Telescopic Effect151
Increasing the Zoom Magnification in Steps152
Digital Zoom153
Changing the Settings for a Power Zoom Lens154
Zooming Using Touch Operations155
Taking Pictures by Using the Flash156
Open/Close the Built-In Flash156
The Available Flash Range157
Setting the Flash Functions158
Changing the Firing Mode158
Changing Flash Mode159
Available Flash Settings by Recording Mode160
Shutter Speed for each Flash Setting161
Setting to the 2Nd Curtain Synchro161
Adjust the Flash Output162
Taking Pictures with Wireless Flashes163
Using Other Settings for Wireless Flash Recording165
Enabling FP Firing for the Wireless Flashes165
Setting the Output of Communication Llight165
Recording Motion Pictures166
4K Motion Picture166
Setting the Format, Size and Recording Frame Rate168
How to Set Focus When Recording a Motion Picture170
Recording Still Pictures While Recording Motion Pictures174
Recording Snap Movies176
Changing the Snap Movie Settings177
Playing Back Pictures179
Playing Back Motion Pictures180
Creating Still Pictures from a Motion Picture181
Switching the Playback Method182
Using the Playback Zoom182
Displaying Multiple Screens183
Displaying Pictures by Recording Date183
Playing Back Group Pictures184
Playing Back Group Pictures One by One185
Deleting Pictures186
To Delete a Single Picture186
Using Menu Functions187
Menu List187
Adjusting the Picture Quality189
Aspect Ratio192
Picture Size192
Quality193
Metering Mode194
Highlight Shadow195
Dynamic196
Hdr197
Multi Exp.198
Shutter Type199
Shutter Delay200
ISO Limit Set201
ISO Increments201
Extended ISO201
Long Shtr NR202
Shading Comp.202
Diffraction Compensation203
Color Space203
Face Recognition204
Face Settings205
Profile Setup207
Motion Picture Menu208
Wind Noise Canceller209
Custom Menu210
Setup Menu220
Playback Menu228
How to Select an Image after Selecting Single or Multi229
Slide Show230
Changing the Slide Show Settings231
Playback Mode232
Location Logging233
RAW Processing234
How to Set each Item235
Light Composition237
Range Merging Setting238
Clear Retouch239
Title Edit240
Text Stamp241
Video Divide242
Time Lapse Video243
Stop Motion Video243
Resize244
Cropping245
Favorite247
Print Set248
Protect249
Face Rec Edit249
Picture Sort250
Delete Confirmation250
Using the Wi-Fi Function251
What You Can Do with the Wi-Fi Function251
About the Wi-Fi Connection Lamp252
About the Wi-Fi Button252
Describing Method253
Controlling with a Smartphone/Tablet254
Installing the Smartphone/Tablet App254
Connecting to a Smartphone/Tablet255
Connecting Without Using the Password255
Using a Password to Set up a Connection256
Using the QR Code to Set up a Connection256
Manually Entering a Password to Set up a Connection257
Changing the Connection Method257
Terminating the Connection258
Taking Images Via a Smartphone/Tablet259
Playing Back Images in the Camera260
Saving Images Stored in the Camera260
Sending Images in the Camera to an SNS261
Recording Location Information and Images262
Writing the Location Information to the Images262
Displaying Pictures on a TV264
Sending Images265
Send Images While Recording266
Send Images Stored in the Camera267
Changing the Settings for Sending Images268
Sending Images to a Smartphone/Tablet269
Printing Wirelessly270
When Sending Images to AV Device271
When Sending Images to PC272
Sending Images to the PC273
Using Web Services274
Registering Web Services275
Connecting Via a Wireless Access Point283
Connecting Quickly with the same Settings as the Previous Ones286
Editing the History Registered to Favouries287
Wi-Fi Setup Menu288
Connecting to Other Equipment290
Watching Motion Pictures in 4K290
Storing 4K Motion Pictures291
Playing Back Pictures on a TV Screen292
Using VIERA Link (HDMI)294
Saving Still Pictures and Motion Pictures on Your PC295
Downloading Software296
Transferring Images to a PC298
Copying to a PC Without Using Photofunstudio299
Saving Still Pictures and Motion Pictures on a Recorder300
Printing the Pictures301
Selecting a Single Picture and Printing in302
Selecting Multiple Pictures and Printing Them302
Print Settings303
Enjoying 3D Pictures304
Playing Back 3D Pictures305
Functions that Cannot be Used on 3D Pictures306
Optional Accessories307
External Flash307
AC Adapter/DC Coupler308
Filters308
Monitor Dispaly/Viewfinder Display309
In Recording312
In Playback313
Message Display316
Troubleshooting318
Battery and Power Source318
Recording318
Motion Pictures321
Flash322
Monitor/Viewfinder323
Wi-Fi Function324
TV, PC and Printer326
Cautions328
Cleaning329
About the Monitor/Viewfinder330
Battery331
AC Adaptor331
About 3D332
Card332
About the Personal Information333
When Not Using the Camera for a Long Period of Time333
About the Picture Data334
About Tripods or Unipods334

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