Why do my Panasonic Digital Camera videos flicker or have horizontal lines?
If recorded motion pictures flicker or horizontal lines appear in recorded movies on your Panasonic Digital Camera, this may occur when recording with [1280k720/120fps] or [848k480/ 240fps] in [SLOW MOTION] under fluorescent lighting.
How to safely disconnect Panasonic HX-A500 from PC?
When the USB cable is disconnected, an error message may appear on the PC. To safely disconnect the USB cable, double-click the icon in the task tray and follow the on-screen instructions (Windows).
What to do if my Panasonic Digital Camera doesn't recognize the microSD card?
If the microSD card is not recognized by your Panasonic Digital Camera, it may be due to the card being formatted on a PC. Format the microSD card using the camera itself.
How to fix Panasonic HX-A500 Digital Camera not detected by PC?
If your Panasonic Digital Camera is not detected by your PC when connected via USB cable: ensure the unit is turned on (as it charges when off), re-insert the microSD card, try a different USB port, verify the operating environment, restart both the PC and the camera before reconnecting, and ensure Wi-Fi mode is disabled by moving the joystick left before reconnecting the USB cable.
Why does my Panasonic HX-A500 Digital Camera battery drain so fast?
If your Panasonic Digital Camera doesn't stay on long or the battery drains quickly, try recharging the battery to ensure it's adequately charged. Keep in mind that battery life can be shorter in cold environments. If the battery still drains rapidly after a full recharge, it might be worn out, and you should consult with your dealer.
Why is the color balance strange on my Panasonic Digital Camera in a gymnasium?
If you notice a strange color balance in your images when recording with your Panasonic Digital Camera in places like a gymnasium, try setting the White Balance to (Indoor 2). If the image is still not clear, use the [CUSTOM] setting.
What to do if my Panasonic Digital Camera turns off after flashing for 5 seconds?
If the power lamp on your Panasonic Digital Camera flashes for about 5 seconds and then turns off after approximately 30 seconds, it's likely that the temperature has become too high. Wait until the unit cools down before using it again.
General| Focal Length | 3.4 mm |
|---|---|
| Recording Format | MP4 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| NFC | Yes |
| Memory Card | microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC |
| Type | Wearable |
| Image Sensor | 1/2.3-type MOS Sensor |
| Total Pixels | 12.76 MP |
| Lens | f/2.8 |
| Field of View | Approx. 160 degrees |
| Shutter Speed | 1/30 - 1/12000 |
| Video Resolution | 4K (3840x2160) / Full HD (1920x1080) / HD (1280x720) |
| Waterproof | Yes, up to 3 meters |
| Dustproof | Yes |
| LCD Monitor | 1.5" Color LCD (115, 200 dots) |
| Weight (Camera Unit) | Approx. 45g |
| Weight (Body Only) | Approx. 45g |
| Weight | Approx. 45g |
| Dimensions | Camera Unit: Approx. 26.5 x 26.5 x 68.5 mm (1.04 x 1.04 x 2.70 inch), Main Unit: Approx. 59.4 x 94.0 x 26.7 mm (2.34 x 3.70 x 1.05 inch) |
Details the unit's IP58 rating, depth, time limits, and handling precautions for waterproofing.
Provides step-by-step instructions for opening the side cover, checking for foreign objects, and closing securely before underwater use.
Outlines the operational limits and precautions for using the unit submerged in water, including depth and temperature.
Details procedures for rinsing, draining, and drying the unit after underwater use to maintain waterproof performance.
Explains how to charge the built-in battery using a PC and USB cable, and the charging indicator light.
Explains how to start and pause recording motion pictures and still pictures using the start/stop button.
Explains how to select different recording modes like Normal Shooting, Slow Motion, Loop Recording, and Picture Recording.
Explains how to play back recorded motion pictures and still pictures on a smartphone via Wi-Fi.
Introduces the unit's Wi-Fi capabilities, including usage as a wireless LAN device and security considerations.
Explains how to control the unit remotely using a smartphone app for recording and playback.
Details the process for establishing a direct Wi-Fi connection using NFC for Android devices.
Provides detailed steps for connecting Android (non-NFC) and iOS devices directly to the unit.
Details the process for connecting via a wireless access point for remote operations, covering Android and iOS devices.
Explains how to broadcast live motion pictures using the unit by linking with "LUMIX CLUB" and USTREAM.
Outlines steps needed before live broadcasting, including checking access points, acquiring IDs, and linking services.
Details how to start, stop, and manage live broadcasts, including sending e-mails and recording simultaneously.
Explains how to connect the unit to a DLNA-compatible TV via Wi-Fi for playback.
Details the process of connecting to a TV and performing playback operations, including supported formats.
Provides instructions for installing the Panasonic "Image App" on Android and iOS devices.
Explains how to connect the unit to a wireless access point or smartphone via Wi-Fi, showing connection status icons.
Details the [Wi-Fi Easy Setup] process for initial Wi-Fi connection, synchronizing settings with the smartphone.
Guides on connecting to a wireless access point, including WPS connection and manual setup.
Lists common Wi-Fi connection problems and their solutions, such as no detection or signal loss.
Guides on navigating the Wi-Fi SETUP menu for various connection and setup options.
Details the PC environment requirements for using the unit as a card reader.
Explains how to copy pictures from the unit to a PC using Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.
Describes the features of HD Writer WE 2.0 for copying, editing, and sharing media files.
Lists and explains important confirmation and error messages displayed on the unit.
Provides solutions for common problems related to power, recording, image color, and flicker.
Covers Wi-Fi connection issues, image noise, file length discrepancies, and app connectivity problems.
Lists general precautions, including keeping the unit away from electromagnetic interference, dust, and extreme conditions.
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