Why Panasonic DMC-TZ9 incorrect date displayed in Calendar playback?
If the date displayed in Calendar playback on your Panasonic Digital Camera is incorrect, it could be because the picture was edited on a computer or taken on a different device, or because the [CLOCK SET] is incorrect.
What to do if Panasonic DMC-TZ9 Digital Camera LCD monitor shuts off even if power is on?
If the LCD monitor on your Panasonic Digital Camera shuts off even when the power is on, it could be due to a couple of reasons: * [SLEEP MODE] is activated. Press the shutter button halfway to release it. * The battery needs recharging.
How to fix Panasonic DMC-TZ9 Digital Camera motion picture recording that stops midway?
If your Panasonic Digital Camera stops recording motion pictures midway, it could be due to the memory card. It's recommended to use a card of SD speed ‘Class 4’ or above for recording motion pictures in ‘AVCHD Lite (GPS)’ /‘AVCHD Lite’. If the issue persists, back up the data on the memory card and reformat it.
What to do if Panasonic DMC-TZ9 switches off as soon as power is turned on?
If your Panasonic Digital Camera switches off immediately after turning it on, the cause may be that the battery needs recharging, or the camera is set to [SLEEP MODE]. Try pressing the shutter button halfway to release it from sleep mode.
Why Panasonic DMC-TZ9 positioning takes a long time?
Positioning with your Panasonic Digital Camera usually takes less than one minute. However, because the positions of the GPS satellites are constantly changing, it may take longer depending on the recording location and environment. Also, in some positioning locations, it may not be possible to correctly receive the electromagnetic waves from the GPS satellites.
What to do if Panasonic DMC-TZ9 Digital Camera location name information is different from the actual recording location?
If the location name information on your Panasonic Digital Camera is different from the actual recording location, it indicates that positioning has failed. In this case, select from the candidate locations in [GPS AREA SELECT].
Why Panasonic DMC-TZ9 no flash emitted?
The flash on your Panasonic Digital Camera might not be emitting due to several reasons: * Flash set to [FORCED FLASH OFF]. * When set to [AUTO], flash may not be emitted in certain conditions. * Flash cannot be emitted in specific scene modes. * No flash is emitted when recording a motion picture.
General| Type | Compact |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | CCD |
| Effective Pixels | 12.1 MP |
| Sensor Size | 1/2.33 inch |
| Optical Zoom | 12x |
| Digital Zoom | 4x |
| ISO Sensitivity | Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 |
| Shutter Speed | 8 - 1/2000 sec |
| LCD Screen Resolution | 230, 000 dots |
| Video Resolution | 1280 x 720 |
| Video Recording | Yes |
| Image Stabilization | Optical |
| Screen Size | 3.0 inch |
| LCD Screen Size | 3.0 inch |
| Maximum Aperture | F3.3 - F4.9 |
| Focal Length | 25 - 300mm (35mm equivalent) |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Sensor Resolution | 12.1 Megapixels |
| Weight | 196 g (without battery and memory card) |
Steps to charge battery, insert card, turn on, and set basic functions.
Explains LCD screen characteristics, including spot defects.
Explains camera temperature during use and its impact.
Lists precautions to avoid physical impact, moisture, and condensation.
Lists accessories sold separately.
Identifies external parts of the camera.
Details on battery types, genuine vs. counterfeit, and compatibility.
Step-by-step guide for charging the battery.
Details on picture count based on model and settings.
Details on motion picture recording duration by format.
How to use the DC coupler with an AC adapter.
Lists compatible SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card types.
Steps to set time, date, and display format.
How to set local time for travel destinations.
Steps to set the camera's home area for time settings.
Information on automatic time correction via GPS.
Overview of different menu types ([REC], [MOTION PICTURE], etc.).
How to reset camera settings to default values.
Setting date, time, sounds, and volume.
Adjusting LCD display, size, guidelines, and histogram.
Settings for recordable area, economy, sleep mode, and LCD power save.
Auto review, zoom resume, and picture file reset functions.
Resetting parameters, USB mode, and video output.
HDMI output resolution and VIERA Link integration.
Checking version, formatting, language, and demo modes.
Proper grip and posture for stable shooting.
Explanation of different recording modes on the dial.
Using automatic scene detection for optimal settings.
How to use flash and the function of backlight compensation.
Enhancing colors and using face detection/recognition.
Maintaining focus on moving subjects.
Setting custom parameters for recording.
Aligning focus and using direction detection.
Using optical, extra, and digital zoom.
Explanation of EZ zoom technology and its application.
Using super resolution technology for increased zoom.
Quick zoom function for rapid magnification.
Activating and using digital zoom.
Magnifying pictures and navigating lists/slideshows.
Procedures for deleting multiple or all images.
Using histogram for exposure and guide lines for composition.
Choosing appropriate flash modes for different scenes.
Using 'Tele macro' for distant subjects.
Using AF Macro for close-up focusing.
Using [MACRO ZOOM] for larger close-up images.
Pre-setting and saving frequently used scene modes.
Scene modes for portraits, skin smoothing, and appearance transformation.
Scene modes for landscapes, panoramas, and sports.
Scene modes for night portraits, food, parties, and children.
Scene modes for pets and sunset photography.
Scene modes for low light and capturing fast action.
Scene modes for flash bursts and night sky photography.
Scene modes for fireworks, beach, snow, aerial, and special effects.
Scene modes for adding frames and underwater photography.
Explains different video recording formats (AVCHD Lite, Motion JPEG).
Recording video using PASM, Scene, and Custom modes.
Setting video resolution and frame rate.
Explains how face recognition operates during recording and playback.
Adding people's faces for recognition.
How to disable face recognition.
Managing registered face data.
Setting camera to automatically register faces.
Adjusting sensitivity for better face recognition.
Explanation of GPS functionality and features.
How to acquire GPS satellite signals.
GPS usage in airplanes, hospitals, and restricted areas.
Steps to enable and check GPS reception.
Display of GPS status icons and location information.
How location names are recorded and displayed with pictures.
Changing recorded place name information.
Automatic clock setting using GPS data.
Customizing how GPS location data is displayed.
Setting local time for travel destinations.
Automatic time settings using GPS.
Recording destination information.
Recording the date pictures were taken during a trip.
Setting the image resolution and aspect ratio.
Automatic ISO adjustment for subject movement.
Manually setting ISO sensitivity.
Adjusting colors based on light source and fine-tuning.
Registering people for priority focus.
Changing autofocus modes, including AF tracking.
Explains focus modes like 1-area and spot.
Continuous focus alignment and brightness measurement settings.
Automatic contrast and exposure adjustment.
Setting minimum shutter speed and taking rapid pictures.
Using super resolution for sharper outlines.
Multiplying optical zoom and automatic jitter prevention.
Applying color effects and adjusting picture quality elements.
Recording sound with pictures and setting the clock.
Setting motion picture format and using AF assist lamp.
Automatic red-eye detection and correction.
Setting video resolution and frame rate.
Adjusting focus and reducing wind noise during recording.
Taking pictures, zoom marks, viewing, and deleting clipboard images.
Special menu for clipboard mode operations.
Text input methods and editing entered text.
Standard picture viewing and automatic slideshows.
Viewing by mode, GPS area, travel date, category, calendar, and favorites.
Selecting and playing pictures by geographical location.
Viewing only still or motion pictures.
Viewing pictures sorted by travel date.
Viewing pictures sorted by recorded destination.
Classifying and viewing pictures by category.
Manually playing back favorite pictures.
Viewing pictures categorized by scene mode and face recognition.
Viewing pictures by date and adding titles.
Stamping dates, names, or text onto pictures.
Reducing picture size for e-mail or web.
Enlarging and cropping unwanted areas, converting aspect ratios.
Correcting picture slant and rotating portrait images.
Marking and managing favorite pictures.
Setting print options for shops or printers.
Protecting pictures from accidental deletion.
Editing or deleting face recognition data.
Editing GPS recorded place names.
Copying pictures between camera and card.
Transferring video via AV cables to recorders.
Software for copying and managing pictures on PC.
System requirements for PC connectivity.
Preparations for copying pictures to a PC.
Viewing AVCHD Lite videos on PC using software.
Viewing Motion JPEG videos on PC using software.
Settings for printing multiple photos at once.
Adding dates and text to prints.
Configuring print options directly on the camera.
Connecting camera to TV and basic TV setup.
Viewing pictures from SD card on TV.
Explanation of HDMI interface for video output.
Connecting to TV via HDMI for high-resolution viewing.
Using VIERA Link for integrated device control.
Switching between different playback modes for TV viewing.
Viewing pictures based on recorded GPS location on TV.
LCD displays shown during recording.
LCD displays shown during playback.
Troubleshooting power and battery issues.
Addressing picture quality, focus, and blur issues.
Addressing picture coarseness, interference, and color problems.
Common LCD display problems and solutions.
Problems related to flash operation and picture playback.
Troubleshooting recording interruptions and LCD display issues.
Resolving flash errors and playback issues.
Problems with playback, TV/PC connection, and printing.
PC card recognition and printing difficulties.
Addressing menu, rattling, auto review, and lamp issues.
Important warnings for use and maintenance.
Precautions for protecting memory cards and data.
Cautions for LCD screen and handling personal data.
Legal terms, restrictions, and warnings for location data.
Panasonic's warranty and liability limitations.
Regulations for data export and user agreement terms.
Copyright on map data and lack of navigation function.
How to acquire GPS satellite signals and conditions affecting reception.
GPS usage in airplanes, hospitals, and areas with signal interference.
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