Panasonic Lumix DMC-S1 Owner's Manual page 75

Recording (Continued)
Recorded pictures appear coarse, or there is interference.
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ISO Sensitivity is high, or shutter speed is low.
(Default [Sensitivity] setting is [
→ Lower [Sensitivity] (→47).
→ Set [Color Mode] to [NATURAL] (→51).
→ Take pictures in brighter locations.
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Camera is set to [High Sens.].
(Picture becomes slightly coarser in response to high sensitivity.)
Brightness or coloring of recorded picture different from real life.
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Taking pictures under fluorescent lighting may require a faster shutter speed and result
in slightly changed brightness or coloring, but this is not a fault.
Red banding may appear on the LCD monitor or part or the entire
screen may have a reddish tint, when recording or pressing the
shutter button halfway.
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This is a characteristic of CCD and may appear if subject contains
brighter areas. Some blurring may occur around these areas, but this
is not a fault. This will be recorded in motion pictures, but not in still
pictures.
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We recommend keeping the screen away from strong light sources
such as sunlight when taking pictures.
Motion picture recording stops midway.
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With some cards, access display may appear briefly after recording, and recording may
end midway.
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When recording motion picture, use a card rated with an SD speed class ∗ of "Class 6"
or higher.
∗ SD speed class refers to a specification for sustained write speeds.
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If recording stops even when using a card with speed of "Class 6" or faster, the data
writing speed is low. We recommend backing up the data on the memory card and
reformatting it. (→30)
The beep volume is low.
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The speaker is blocked.
LCD monitor
Monitor sometimes shuts off even though power is on.
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After recording, monitor shuts off until next picture can be recorded. (Approx. 6 seconds
(max.) when recording to the built-in memory)
Brightness is unstable.
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Aperture value is set while shutter button is pressed halfway.
(Does not affect recorded picture.)
] – interference may appear with indoor pictures.)
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