Playback (advanced)
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• You can place up to 999 pictures in your
favorites list.
• Once deleted, pictures cannot be
recovered. Please double-check before
deleting pictures.
• Do not turn off the camera while deleting.
• Pictures that are protected (P97) or that
do not conform to DCF standards (P49)
will not be deleted.
• When you delete pictures, use a battery
with sufficient battery power (P14) or use
with the AC adaptor (DMW-AC5;
optional).
• The more pictures there are to delete, the
more time it takes.
• You may not be able to put pictures you
have shot on other equipment into your
favorites list.
• Use [LUMIX Simple Viewer] or
[PHOTOfunSTUDIO] (on the included
CD-ROM) to change settings, check, or
erase your pictures in your favorites list.
(For details, refer to the separate
operating instructions for PC connection.)
For menu operations, see page 90.
This mode allows you to display pictures
recorded by holding the camera vertically
or pictures rotated in [ROTATE] function in
the rotated direction.
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Select [ON] to set it.
• When you select [OFF], the pictures are
displayed without being rotated.
• Refer to P49 for how to play back pictures.
• When you take pictures by holding the
camera vertically, read “Correct posture
for taking good pictures” on P32 carefully.
• The direction detection function (P33)
may not work properly on pictures
recorded by aiming the camera up or
down.
• Only still pictures in normal playback can
be rotated. When playing back rotated
pictures in multi playback, pictures appear
in original orientation.
• You can rotate and display pictures by
using [ROTATE] (P94) function even if you
do not take pictures by holding the
camera vertically.
• Images might be slightly blurred if you
show them vertically on a television
(connected with the included AV cable).
Displaying pictures in a direction
at the time of recording [ROTATE
DISP.]
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SLIDE SHOW
FAVORITE
DPOF PRINT
PLAY
1
3
ROTATE
ROTATE DISP.
OFF
OFF
ON
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