Name: Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FS12
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Advanced (Recording pictures)

∫ Recording guideline

When you align the subject on the horizontal and vertical guidelines

or the cross point of these lines, you can take pictures with

well-designed composition by viewing the size, the slope and the

balance of the subject.

This is used when dividing the entire screen into 3k3 for taking

pictures with a well-balanced composition.

Table of Contents2
Before Use4
Quick Guide4
Standard Accessories6
Names of the Components7
Preparation9
Charging the Battery9
About the Battery (Charging/Number of Recordable Pictures)12
Inserting and Removing the Card (Optional)/The Battery14
About the Built-In Memory/The Card16
Setting Date/Time (Clock Set)18
Changing the Clock Setting19
Setting the Menu20
Setting Menu Items21
Using the Quick Menu23
About the Setup Menu24
Selecting the [REC] Mode30
Basic32
Taking Pictures Using the Automatic Function (Intelligent Auto Mode)32
Scene Detection34
About the Flash35
Settings in Intelligent Auto Mode35
Taking Pictures with Your Favorite Settings (Normal Picture Mode)36
Focusing37
When the Subject Is Not in Focus (such as When It Is Not in the Center of the Composition of the Picture You Want to Take)37
Preventing Jitter (Camera Shake)38
Direction Detection Function38
Taking Pictures with the Zoom39
Using the Optical Zoom/Using the Extended Optical Zoom (Ez)/Using the Digital Zoom39
Playing Back Pictures ([NORMAL PLAY])41
Displaying Multiple Screens (Multi Playback)42
Using the Playback Zoom42
Switching the [PLAYBACK] Mode43
Deleting Pictures44
To Delete a Single Picture44
To Delete Multiple Pictures (up to 50) or All the Pictures45
Advanced (Recording Pictures)46
About the LCD Monitor46
Taking Pictures Using the Built-In Flash48
Switching to the Appropriate Flash Setting48
Taking Close-Up Pictures53
Taking Pictures with the Self-Timer55
Compensating the Exposure56
Taking Pictures Using Auto Bracket57
Taking Pictures that Match the Scene Being Recorded (Scene Mode)58
Registering Scenes in Scene Mode (My Scene Mode)58
Selecting the Scene Mode for each Recording (Scene Mode)59
[Portrait]60
[Soft Skin]60
[Transform]61
[Self Portrait]61
[Scenery]62
[Sports]62
[Night Portrait]62
[Night Scenery]63
[Food]63
[Party]64
[Candle Light]64
[Baby1]/[Baby2]65
[Pet]66
[Sunset]66
[High Sens.]66
[Hi-Speed Burst]67
[Flash Burst]68
[Starry Sky]69
[Fireworks]70
[Beach]70
[Snow]70
[Aerial Photo]71
[Film Grain]72
[Photo Frame]72
Motion Picture Mode73
Useful Functions at Travel Destinations76
Recording Which Day of the Vacation You Take the Picture76
Recording Dates/Times at Overseas Travel Destinations (World Time)79
Using the [REC] Mode Menu81
[Picture Size]81
[Quality]82
[Aspect Ratio]83
[Intelligent Iso]84
[Sensitivity]85
[White Balance]86
[Af Mode]88
[Burst]90
[Digital Zoom]91
[Color Mode]91
[Stabilizer]92
[Af Assist Lamp]93
[Clock Set]93
Advanced (Playback)94
Playing Back Pictures in Sequence (Slide Show)94
Selecting Pictures and Playing Them Back ([CATEGORY PLAY]/ [FAVORITE PLAY])97
[Category Play]97
[Favorite Play]98
Playing Back Motion Pictures99
Using the [PLAYBACK] Mode Menu100
[Calendar]100
[Title Edit]101
[Text Stamp]103
Reducing the Picture Size (Number of Pixels)105
[Trimming]107
[Rotate Disp.]108
[Favorite]109
[Print Set]110
[Protect]112
[Copy]113
Connecting to Other Equipment114
Connecting to a PC114
Printing the Pictures117
Selecting a Single Picture and Printing It118
Selecting Multiple Pictures and Printing Them119
Print Settings120
Playing Back Pictures on a TV Screen123
Playing Back Pictures Using the AV Cable123
Playing Back Pictures on a TV with an SD Memory Card Slot124
Screen Display125
Cautions for Use128
Message Display132
Troubleshooting135
Available Recording Time144

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