Panasonic DMW-FL360 User Manual

Panasonic
Operating Instructions
Flash
Model No.
DMW-FL360
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adjusting this product, please read the
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Panasonic DMW-FL360 Specifications

General

Brand	Panasonic
Model	DMW-FL360
Category	Flashlight
Language	English

Summary

Information for Your Safety

Precautions for Use

Handling the Unit

Names of the Components

Display Panel Information

Battery Information and Types

Battery Types and Compatibility

Battery Handling and Safety Precautions

Provides essential guidelines for safe battery insertion, use, and storage.

Rechargeable Battery Guidelines

Inserting and Removing Unit Batteries

Checking Flash Battery Charge

Mounting and Removing the Flash Unit

Mounting the Unit onto the Camera

Instructions for securely attaching the flash unit to a digital camera.

Removing the Unit from the Camera

Step-by-step process for detaching the flash unit from the camera.

Photography with Camera Communication

Selecting the Flash Mode

Guide on choosing and setting the desired flash mode for photography.

Understanding Flash Modes

TTL AUTO Flash Mode

How to use the TTL AUTO flash mode and interpret its settings.

AUTO Flash Mode

Instructions for using the AUTO flash mode and its operating range.

MANUAL Flash Mode

How to operate the flash in MANUAL mode and set the guide number.

FP TTL AUTO Flash Mode

Using FP TTL AUTO for high shutter speeds with continuous flash.

FP MANUAL Flash Mode

Guide to FP MANUAL mode for high shutter speed flash photography.

Adjusting Flash Intensity

Photography Without Camera Communication

Selecting Flash Mode (No Communication)

AUTO Mode (No Communication)

MANUAL Mode (No Communication)

Flash Unit Functions and Settings

Continuous Firing Guidelines

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Unit Operation and Installation Problems

Cautions for Safe Unit Use

General Unit Handling Precautions

Battery Disposal and Safety Warnings