Panasonic DMC-FP2 Operating Instructions For Advanced Features page 75

Some computers can read directly from the camera's memory card.
For details, see the manual for your computer.
You can save pictures to use on your computer by dragging and dropping folders and
files into separate folders on your computer.
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Folder and file names on computer
●
Windows
Drives are displayed
in 'My Computer' or
'Computer' folder.
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Macintosh
Drives are displayed on
the desktop.
(Displayed as 'LUMIX',
'NO_NAME', or
'Untitled'.)
∗ New folders are created in the following cases:
• When pictures are added to folders containing files numbered 999.
• When using cards already containing the same folder number (including pictures
taken with other cameras, etc.)
• File may not be able to be played back on camera after changing file name.
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When using Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Mac OS X
The camera can be connected to your computer even if [USB MODE] is set to
[PictBridge (PTP)].
• Only picture output can be performed from the camera. (Picture deletion can also be
performed with Windows Vista and Windows 7.)
• It may not be possible to import if there are 1000 or more pictures on the card.
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Playing motion pictures on your computer
Use the 'QuickTime' software on the supplied CD-ROM.
• Installed as standard on Macintosh
Save motion pictures to your computer before viewing.
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Do not use any other USB connection cables except the one supplied.
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Turn off power before inserting or removing memory cards.
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When the battery begins to run out during communication, warning beep sounds.
Cancel communication via your computer immediately (recharge the battery before
reconnecting).
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Setting the [USB MODE] to [PC] removes the need to make the setting each time the
camera is connected to the computer.
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For more details, consult your computer operating manual.
DCIM (Still pictures/motion pictures)
100_PANA (Up to 999 pictures/folder)
P1000001.JPG
:
P1000999.JPG
101_PANA
: ∗
999_PANA
MISC (DPOF files, Favourite)
JPG:
Still pictures
MOV:
Motion pictures
VQT2N02
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