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Panasonic DMC-TZ5 User Manual

Panasonic DMC-TZ5
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Before use, please read these instructions completely.
This manual is based on the DMC-TZ5 model.
Product illustrations and screens may vary.
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Operating Instructions
Digital Camera
Model No.
DMC-TZ5/DMC-TZ15
DMC-TZ4/DMC-TZ11

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Panasonic DMC-TZ5 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sensor TypeCCD
Sensor Size1/2.33 inch
Effective Pixels9.1 megapixels
Optical Zoom10x
Aperture Rangef/3.3 - f/4.9
LCD Screen Size3.0 inches
LCD Screen Resolution230, 000 dots
Video Resolution1280 x 720 (HD)
Image StabilizationOptical
Shutter Speed8 - 1/2000 sec
BatteryLithium-Ion Battery Pack
Dimensions103.3 x 59.3 x 36.5 mm
Digital Zoom4x
LensLEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT
Focal Length28-280mm
Storage MediaSD, SDHC
ISO Range100-1600

Summary

Safety Information

General Warnings and Cautions

Essential safety guidelines to prevent fire, electric shock, and product damage.

Fuse Replacement Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for replacing the fuse in the AC power cable.

Quick Start Guide

Initial Setup and First Shot

Steps for charging, inserting battery/card, powering on, and taking a picture.

Core Camera Functions

Record, View, Print, and Save Pictures

Overview of primary operations: taking photos, viewing on screens, printing, and saving.

Before Use: Essential Guidance

Initial Checks and Damage Prevention

Guidance on test shots, avoiding damage, and understanding LCD characteristics.

Preparations: Initial Setup Steps

Battery Charging and Insertion

Instructions for charging the battery and inserting it with the memory card.

Basics: Automatic Shooting

Automatic Scene Recognition

How the camera identifies scenes and adjusts settings automatically for optimal shots.

Basics: Manual Shooting Control

Taking Pictures with Custom Settings

Adjusting camera parameters like zoom, flash, and color for desired results.

Basics: Zoom Functionality

Using Optical and Extra Optical Zoom

Exploring the camera's zoom capabilities, including optical and EZ zoom.

Basics: Advanced Zoom and Playback

Viewing Pictures in Playback Mode

Navigating through recorded images, scrolling, and viewing playback information.

Basics: Picture Management

Deleting Pictures

Procedures for removing unwanted pictures from the camera's memory.

Applications: Flash and Close-Up Photography

Taking Pictures with Flash

Utilizing various flash modes for optimal illumination in different shooting scenarios.

Taking Close-Up Pictures

Techniques and settings for capturing detailed macro shots with clarity.

Applications: Self-Timer and Exposure Control

Self-Timer Shooting

Using the self-timer for delayed shots and improved stability.

Exposure Compensation and Auto Bracketing

Adjusting exposure levels and capturing bracketed exposures for optimal results.

Applications: Scene Modes

Utilizing Scene Modes for Optimal Shots

Selecting scene modes to automatically optimize camera settings for specific environments.

Overview of Scene Mode Types

Introduction to various scene modes including Portrait, Sports, Night, and Food.

Motion Pictures and Travel Features

Recording Motion Pictures

Instructions for recording video clips, aspect ratios, and managing recording time.

Useful Features for Travel

Setting travel dates, locations, and world time for photo information.

REC Menu: Aspect Ratio and ISO Sensitivity

ISO Sensitivity Control

Manually adjusting ISO sensitivity for better performance in various lighting conditions.

REC Menu: Focus, Burst, and Exposure

Burst Shooting Functionality

Capturing rapid sequences of images by continuously pressing the shutter button.

Viewing Pictures: Motion and Playback Methods

Motion Pictures and Still Image Extraction

Recording video clips and creating still images from motion picture footage.

Connecting to Your Computer

Using Your PC for Image Management

Connecting the camera to a PC for transferring, viewing, and managing photos.

PC Connection and Direct Printing

Direct Printing via PictBridge

Connecting the camera directly to a printer for photo printing without a computer.

Viewing Pictures on Television

Connecting Camera to TV

Instructions for connecting the camera to a TV using AV or component cables.

High-Definition TV Viewing

Utilizing component cables for high-definition playback on compatible TVs.

Troubleshooting: Common Errors

Troubleshooting: FAQs and Common Problems

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Answers to common queries about card usage, computer connectivity, and date printing.

Usage Cautions and Notes

General Handling and Environmental Precautions

Guidelines for using the camera safely and protecting it from environmental factors.

Recording Capacity Information

Camera Specifications

Technical Specifications of the Digital Camera

Detailed technical data including sensor, lens, zoom, focus, and dimensions.

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