Page 1 Panasonic Operating Instructions Digital Camera DMC-TZ5 Model No. DMC-TZ4 Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the instructions completely. _II_"Y:II';. !-!-1 I-1 I:;.i I[i_ ;N o] [ ;.;';t-l;l_ II I_ I!;{!]l_] i II _.| IT',| _ !o] IK o(S]ll _...
Page 2 Dear Customer, THE SOCKET OUTLET SHALL BE Thank you for choosing Panasonic! INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT You have purchased one of the most AND SHALL BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE. sophisticated and reliable products on the market today. Used properly, we're sure...
Page 3 Class B digital device, pursuant to Corporation of North Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits America are designed to provide reasonable One Panasonic Way, protection against harmful interference Secaucus, NJ 07094 in a residential installation. This Support Contact: PanasonicConsumer...
Page 4 -If you see this symbol- About the battery charger CAUTION! Information on Disposal in other DO NOT INSTALL OR PLACE THIS Countries outside the European Union UNIT IN A BOOKCASE, BUILT- IN CABINET OR IN ANOTHER This symbol is only valid in the CONFINED SPACE.
Page 5: Before Use
The battery is not charged when the camera is Charge the battery shipped. Charge the battery and set the clock before use. When you do not use the card (sold separately), can record or play back pictures on the built-in memory (P.18).
Page 6 Record, v iew,savethoseprecious Automatically reads the scene to take crisper pictures! INTELLIGENT AUTO_ • Make ideal settings for the subject and distance just by pointing the camera! Zoomed-in pictures Close-up pictures of people at a distance '10x optical zoom' Rapid zoom 'EASY ZOOM' (R33)
Page 7 moments. Cards may be inserted directly into devices with SD memory card slots. Enjoy crisp pictures on large screens! • SD memory card/ SDHC memory • AV cable (supplied) card ,2 • Component cable (sold separately) (sold separately) Enjoy videos in HD*3 on TV with component terminals (1080i) by using a component...
Page 8: Table Of Contents
INDEX Before Before use ......Standard Accessories ..13 • Read first/ Names of parts ....14 • Mode dial ......To prevent damage and faults • Cursor button ....15 Charging battery ....16 Using SETUP menu ..22 (_ CLOCK SET ....
Page 9 BSSiCS (Record o View) I_ Taking picture with Viewing your pictures (Play) ........ automatic settings ..28 Deleting pictures ....36 I_1 Taking pictures with • To delete multiple (up to 50) your own settings ..30 or all pictures ..... 36 •...
Page 10: Table Of Contents
INDEX ooo,,o°o0> Applications (Record) (Continued) Taking motion pictures 'MOTION PICTURE'......Useful features for travel ..............• I_IITRAVEL DATE (Record travel date and destination) ....53 • (@ WORLD TIME (Registering local time at your overseas destination) ....54 Using REC menu ................I| PICTURE SIZE ................
Page 11: Table Of Contents
Applications (View) Connectingwith other devices Viewing as list Using with your PC .... 81 (Multi playback/Calendar playback) ......Printing ....... • Printing multiple pictures ... 84 Viewing motionpictures• • Print with date and text ..84 pictureswithaudio / • Making printsettingson camera...85 Creatingstill picturesfrom motionpictures(DMC-TZ5 only)...
Page 12 (Attach strap to avoid dropping camera) damage. • Do not press the lens or the LCD monitor. Panasonic will not provide compensation ==Do not get the camera wet or insert even if damage is caused by faults with camera or card.
Page 13 (P.18) Switch off power. • If any accessories are lost, customers in the USA should contact Panasonic's We recommend using a genuine leather case (DMW-CT3, sold separately). parts department at 1 800 833-9626...
Page 14 Status ind Playback (R17, 28) DISPLAY button (P,37) COMPONENT Q.MENU (P.87) (Quick setting P,66)/ delete button (P.36) AV OUT / DIGITAL socket (P.81, 83, 86) DC IN socket (P.gl, 83) Always use a genuine Panasonic AC adaptor (DMW-ACSPP: optional), VQT1 P79...
Page 15 Align to correct mode-_÷ (Displayed on screen when mode changed) Take pictures with customized NORMAL PICTURE mode settings (P.30). MOTION PICTURE mode Take motion pictures (P.52). compensation (R43) Self-timer (P.42) @Auto bracket (R43) @White balance fine adjustment (P.58) @Backlight left compensation (P.29) down •...
Page 16: Charging Battery
@ If available battery power is significantly reduced, battery is reaching end of lifespan. Please purchase a new battery. @ For your safety and to prevent damage to this camera, do not attempt to operate this camera with any non-Panasonic "after-market" brand battery. VQT1 P79...
Page 17 @Always use genuine Panasonic batteries. (CGA-S007A) @ If you use other batteries, we cannot guarantee the quality of this product. @Do not remove card or battery while power is 'ON' or while status indicator is on (Camera may cease operating correctly, or cardlrecorded contents may be damaged).
Page 18 Pictures will be saved to a card if one is inserted, or to the built-in memory ri_ if not. IlCompatible memory cards (sold separately) The following SD standard-based cards (Panasonic brand SDHC memory card recommended) • SD memory cards (8 MB - 2 GB) Switch -- • SDHC memory cards (4 GB - 16 GB)
Page 19 Set REC/PLAY switch to _ before turning on power. urn on the power 'PLEASE SET THE CLOCK' will be displayed when power is turned on for the first time. While this message is displayed Press 'MENU/SET' Adjust year, month, date, time REC/PLAY switch Select : ......
Page 20 Using menus (Example) Change 'LCD MODE' in SETUP menu when in NORMAL PICTURE mode. (REC/PLAY switch O, Mode dial O) Bring up the menu Camera ON,OFF switch _I =!= QUALITY ='== _1 _ASPECT R ATIO IZl I Mode dial SENSITIVITY AUTO Shutter button SELECT_...
Page 21 _oet _,_re°_t°'e_n°_ °amera Y°° can use a var'etY °f f unoti°ns and se'eot sett'nos "1 REC menu (REC/PLAY switch 0) Changing photography preferences (P.55-63) _'___ • Make settings such as white balance, sensitivity, aspect d| OUALITY ratio, and picture size. P_qASPECT RATIO D!ii INTELiIGENT !S_ L1F E...
Page 22 4L, Using SETUP menu 'CLOCK SET', 'AUTO REVIEW' and 'ECONOMY' are important for clock setting and battery life. Be sure to check these before use. (Setting method : P.20) Default setting::: Settings, notes Set time, date, and display format. DESTINATION: Set the local time at overseas destination (P.54).
Page 23 Make general camera settings such as adjusting the clock, extending the battery life, and changing the beep sounds. Settings, notes BEEP LEVEL :Mute/Low/High DEEP TONE : Change beep tone. SHUTTER VOL. __xx/_/_._ : Mute/Low/High SHUTTER TONE _/_O/._O : Change shutter tone. 0,•...
Page 24 Using SETUP menu (Co.t o.÷d) Settings, notes POWER SAVE OFFI2MIN.I _ _i_ IIOMIN. : Automatically shut off power while not in use, • To restore -_ Press the shutter button halfway, or turn on the power again, • Cannot be used in the following cases: When using AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately), when connected to computer/printer,...
Page 25 Settings, notes I ON • Cannot be set when using 'SELF PORTRAIT' scene mode. YES / NO • The folder number is updated and the file number starts from 0001. • A folder number between 100 and 999 can be assigned. Numbers cannot be reset once folder number reaches 999.
Page 26 41_Using SETUP menu (Co.t_o.÷d) Settings, notes • Operates when AV cable is connected, • When set to _1_, pictures will be displayed vertically long on LCD monitor. (Operates when AV cable is connected.) m:Oisp,ay in meters DispUy infeet (displays scene menu) •...
Page 27 Settings, notes YES/NO • This requires a sufficiently charged battery (R 16) or AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately). (Only inserted card will be formatted if present; internal memory will be formatted if no card is inserted.) • Always format cards with this camera. •...
Page 28 Taking picture with automatic settin Please set the clock before taking pictures (P.19). Turn on the power OF_ ON Shutter button 1 Status indicator illuminated approx. 1 second. Set to O Status indicator mode) Set to _ (INTELLIGENTAUTO Recognizes 'i PORTRAIT' Follows face to take clear, bright pictures.
Page 29 Optimum settings are made automatically from information such a s'face', 'movement', 'brightness', and 'distance' just b ypointing the camera atthe subject, meaning that c lear _ pictures can betaken w ithout the need t omake s ettings manually. IIBacklight compensation (brighten subject against...
Page 30 Taking pictures with your own settin Turn on the power Oi::_ON Status indicator illuminated for button approx. 1 second, Zoom lever Set to I_1 Set to O (NORMAL mode) PICTURE use zoom ==To use flash Take a picture ==To adjust image -Focus display brightness (when focus...
Page 31 Useful when subject is not in center of picture. First adjust focus according to subject @Subjects/environments which may make focusing difficult: • Fast-moving or extremely bright Hold down objects, or objects with no color halfway contrast. • Taking pictures through glass or near AF area objects emitting light.
Page 32 Taking pictures with zoom Do not block the lens barrel movement Zoom In/Out while zooming. E.ZOOM Turn to W side Turn to T side iFocus irange (P,41) ratio Zoom bar (approx,) @Zoom speed can be adjusted, Zoom slowly -* turn slightly Zoom quickly -_ turn completely @Adjust the focus after adjusting the zoom.
Page 33 You can zoom in up to 10 times with 'optical zoom', and up to 16.9 (DMC-TZ4: 15.9) times with 'EX optical zoom' with lower picture quality. You can also use 'digital zoom' to_ zoom in even further. =inTo enlarge quickly to max.
Page 34 Taking pictures with zoom Zoom 4 times further than optical/extended optical zoom (maximum 40x - 67.5x_). (Note that, with digital zoom, enlarging will lessen picture quality.) DMC-TZ4:63.8 x Display REC menu Select 'ON' 111QUALITY 111 / ASPECT RATIO rlls0,NTELUGENT !_@ _M_,SH t_SPEED_1 [_] SENSITIVITY AUTO...
Page 35 When there is no card inserted, the pictures played back from the built-in memory. (Clipboard pictures can only be played back in CLIPBOARD mode (P.64).) Set to (_ Zoom lever Scroll through pictures number Total pictures DISPLAY Previous Next =inTo enlarge (playback zoom) @Hold down to quickly scroll forwards/...
Page 36 Pictures deleted will be from card if card is inserted, or from built-in memory if the card is not inserted, Deleted pictures cannot be recovered. Set to I_ Mode dial oe,e,e oi ,a,eo ic,or e the pwer during deletion. @Use a sufficiently charged battery or an AC adat_r (DMW- AC5PP, sold seprately).
Page 37 Changing recording information' Change between different LCD monitor displays, such as histograms. DISPLAY Press to change display @ In recording mode Recording Guide lines .1,2 information No display .1 Set 'HISTOGRAM' to 'ON' to display histogram (R23). *2 Select guide line pattern and recording information display on/off with 'GUIDE LINE' setting (R23).
Page 38 Taking pictures with flash (Screen eaml_: DMC-TZ5) @Stand at least 1 m (3.28 feet) Disl_yed for apox5 sec. away when using flash to take 3ictures of infants, @Can also be selected with I_. Tyh_i _!6ffS Ug_g AUTO Normal use • Automatically judges whether or not to flash Taking pictures of subjects in dark AUTO/RED-EYE...
Page 39 ==Available types in each mode ( : default setting) 0 ©*_ 0 © © ©- © © © © -© - • - ;0; ;0; _£!ii ililiii ii!!iiil- iiiliiiiiiliil © _i!iiiliiiii 0 •1 Set to _ (AUTO), _ (AUTO/RED-EYE reduction), orl (SLOW SYNC./RED-EYE reduction) according to subject and brightness.
Page 40 To enlarge the subject, you can take pictures from even closer up than the normal focus range allows (up to 5 cm [0,17 feet] for max. W) by using 'MACRO (AFt)'. Set to I_1 Mode dial Set to I_ (NORMAL mode)or PICTURE (MOTION PICTURE mode)
Page 41 Positioningcameraand subject within"} Accessible distance from subject depends on zoom ratio• Ranges for each mode dial setting are listed below• Focus range ..Outside focus range ==Mode dial set to: _ If_ "1 _ "1 [_ • 1 When using MACRO AF_ I Zoom ratio I I Focus ran.qe I 1 x (max•W)
Page 42 We recommend using a tripod. This is also effective for correcting jitter when pressing the shutter button, by setting the self timer to 2 seconds, Display 'SELFTIMER' duration ..Dismayed for apox5 sec. @Can also be selected with 4. Take a picture •...
Page 43 Taking pictures with exposure Corrects exposure when adequate exposure cannot be obtained (if difference between brightness of object and background, etc.). Depending on the brightness, this may not be possible in some cases. © isplay 'EXPOSURE' @Example of exposure compensation Select a value ÷...
Page 44 scN2SCN1 Taking pictures according the scene 'SCENE MODE' Set to I_ Set to 'SCNI' or 'SCN2' Select scene (Press 'MENU/SET' if scene menu is not displayed) Zoom lever @ SCENE MENU DISPLAY _O¢SI_S[_':!_ _ [_ can also be MENU/SET _Zoom lever I:_ _ : _i_ SCENENODE1 used to switch...
Page 45 Using SCENE MODE enables you to take pictures with optimum settings (exposure, coloring, etc.) for given scenes. VQT1P79...
Page 46 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according the scene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Improves the skin tone of subjects for a • 'AF MODE' default setting is :A: (face detection). healthier appearance in bright daylight conditions. PORTRAIT • Stand as close as possible to subject •...
Page 47 How toselect ascene (P.44) Using flash inscene modes (P.39) Take pictures of people and nightscapes with • Interference may be noticeable with dark scenes. close to actual brightness. • Shutter may remain closed for 1 second after taking picture. • Subject should not move for at least 1 second. •...
Page 48 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according thescene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) • Age and name will be displayed Uses weak [lash to bring out skin colors. for approx. 5 seconds after setting this mode. • To record age and name • Age display format depends on ('BABY1' and 'BABY2' can be set separately.) LANGUAGE setting.
Page 49 How to select a scene (P.44) Using flash in scene modes (P.39) Prevents blurring of subject in dark, indoor • Pictures may appear slightly conditions. grainy due to high sensitivity. • Main fixed settings QUALITY: [] (Standard) SENSITIVITY: ISO1600 - 6400 Select the aspect ratio and the picture size with •...
Page 50 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according thescene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Take clear pictures of starry skies or dark • Main fixed settings FLASH: [] FORCED FLASH OFF subjects. AUDIO REC.: OFF CONTINUOUS AF: OFF • Shutter speed settings STABILIZER: Select with • T, and press 'MENU/SET'. SENSITIVITY: ISO100 mSTA_R'_X ....
Page 51 How toselect ascene (P.44) Using flash inscene modes (P.39) Take pictures of the view from aircraft • Main fixed settings windows, FLASH: [] FORCED FLASH OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF • Turn the camera off when AERIAL • Angle the camera towards areas of contrasting taking off or landing.
Page 52 Taking motion pictures "} Record motion pictures and sound (motion pictures cannot be recorded without sound). You can take a motion picture while zooming, (We recommend using a card of at least 10 MB/s (as marked on its packaging, etc.),) ==Aspect and picture quality...
Page 53 Record information as to what day and where pictures were taken by setting departure dates and destinations. Set-up: • Clock must be set in advance (R19). • Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '_,SETUP MENU' -_ Select 'TRAVEL DATE' (P.20) Select 'LOCATION' ¢ ,,,2 v_j_, _./'.[_ CANCEL_...
Page 54 Useful features for travel Set-up: • Clock must be set in advance (P19). • Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '_SETUP MENU' -_ Select 'WORLD TIME' (1>.20) 'PLEASE SET THE HOME AREA' will be displayed when setting for the first time. In this case, press 'MENU/SET' and skip to step 2.
Page 55 Using REC menu Default setting: 'Quick setting' (P.66) is useful to easily call up frequently-used menus. Set size of picture. Number of pictures which can be recorded depends on this setting and on 'QUALITY' (see below). (P.100) ==Set-up: Mode dial I[_ _ SON1 SON2 -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select...
Page 56 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Aspect ratio of picture can be changed according to printing or playback format. • Set-up: Mode dial I_ O SON1 S ON2 B -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'ASPECT RATIO' (R20) •Settings: (Still pictures only) I_1_ Same as 4:3 TV or computer Same as normal film camera For playback on widescreen/...
Page 57 @Shutter speed and ISO sensitivity are displayed in the screen for a few seconds after recording. @ If interference becomes noticeable, we recommend reducing the setting, or selecting 'NATURAL' in the 'COLOR MODE' (R62). @Blurring may occur depending on brightness, and size, position, and speed of movement of the subject (e.g.
Page 58 Using REC menu (Continu÷d) Adjust coloring to suit light source if colors otherwise appear unnatural. IISet-up: Mode dial I_1 SON1 SON2 B -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select 'WHITE BALANCE' (P.20) ==Settings: (automatic) / 4_ (outdoor, clear sky) / _IL (outdoor, cloudy sky) / I_L (outdoor, shade)
Page 59 You can change the position formeasuring brightness when c orrecting exposure. • Set-up: Mode dial -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'METERING MODE' (1=.20) ,Settings: B_i_!_ _i_i_, _i_i Normal usage (produces balanced Multiple Whole screen pictures) Center Center and surrounding area Subject in center weighted Spot...
Page 60 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Determined position for 1-area-focusing (High speed)t Spot-focusing: focus Focuses on smaller, limited 1 area-focusing: Focuses on AF area in center area 1-area-focusing (High of picture speed) (Recommended for when 1-area-focusing focus is difficult to align) Spot-focusing @When using _ or _, picture may freeze momentarily...
Page 61 Enables a rapid succession of photographs to be taken. Succession of photographs taken while shutter button is held down. SON1SCN2 ,Set-up: Mode dial _ -, Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'BURST' (P.20) ,Settings BURST setting _peed No. of pictures _1 No burst 2.5 pictures/sec.
Page 62 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Multiplies effect of optical zoom or extended optical zoom by up to 4 times. (See P.34 for details) • Set-up: Mode dial O SCN1 SON2 IBI -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'DIGITAL ZOOM' (P.20) =Settings: Set color effects. •...
Page 63 Sets shutter speed to minimum. We recommend using slower shutter speeds to take brighter pictures in dark locations. • Set-up: Mode dial I_1 -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'MIN. SHTR SPEED' (P.20) ==Settings: 1/200 1/125 1/60 1/30 1!15 1/4 1/2 1 @Slower shutter speeds allow for brighter pictures but increase risk of jitter, so we recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.
Page 64 Set to 101 Set to [[_ (clipboard) _ii_ _ ili i li# Take a clipboard picture @Representsbuilt-in memory used entirelyfor clipboardpictures (approx.) Pi_!_ 2 M [] 1 M [] Press halfway Press fully (align focus) (take picture) Set REC/PLAY switch to I_ Set mode dial to[_ (CLIPBOARD mode) @Can be viewed with same operations as with still pictures taken in other modes...
Page 65 Useful for taking pictures of timetables and maps instead of taking memos. Regardless of presence of card, pictures will always be saved to clipboard folder of built-in memory, so that they can be distinguished from normal pictures and viewed immediately. Beware of copyrights, etc.
Page 66 REC menu items can be called up easily (settings items displayed vary depending on recording mode), Set to 101 Display 'Quick setting' Q.MENU Hold Quick setting Select item and setting Select Press @Example) NORMAL PICTURE mode • STABILIZER _1 (P62) •...
Page 67 Viewing as list You can view 12 (or 30) pictures at once (multi playback), or view all pictures taken on a certain date (calendar playback). Set to • To view pictures: press 4 • Set to multiple screen display Date recorded Picture no. Scrolls with each Picture type...
Page 68 Set-up: REC/PLAY switch: I_ (Set mode dial to any except [_) • Operations during motion picture Select and play picture playback Motion • :Pause/play picture • :Stop mode icon 4 :Hold to fast rewind (single frame step while paused) Motion I_ :Hold to fast forward (single picture frame step while paused)
Page 69 Different playback methods @Various playback modes for your pictures. @Pictures will be selected from built-in memory (not clipboard) if no card is inserted. @Playback mode is automatically set to 'NORMAL PLAY' when power is turned on with REC/PLAY switch set to _, or when switching from REC mode to playback mode. Displays one picture.
Page 70 Different playback methods Automatically play pictures in order and to music. Recommended for when viewing on TV screen. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select 'SLIDE SHOW' (P.20) Select playback method ,i/,J, _,'_ • t./&l I-bUKY blr-LLI_/IUIM CATEGORYSELECTION .Select category, and playback slideshow. FAVORITE ..........
Page 71 Pictures can be classified automatically and viewed by category. Automatic classification starts when 'CATEGORY PLAY' is selected from the playback mode selection menu. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'CATEGORY PLAY' (R20) _ATE_RY Select the category CATEGORY PORTRAIT/i-PORTRAIT/ SOFT SKIN/SELF PORTRAIT/ (Portrait etc.) NIGHT PORTRAIT/ i-NIGHT PORTRAIT/BABY...
Page 72 Using PLAYBACK menu Select date from calendar screen to view only the pictures taken on that day (R67). Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -, '0_ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'CALENDAR' (R20) @Cannot be set in 'CATEGORY PLAY' or 'FAVORITE PLAY' playback modes (P,71). You can edit names from 'BABY' and 'PET' scene modes or destination in 'TRAVEL DATE', or give titles to your favorite pictures.
Page 73 • To edit _ select 'SINGLE' in step select picture with @ @, and press 'MENU/ SET' -+ correct text and press 'EXIT' @Cannot be set in 'CATEGORY PLAY' or 'FAVORITE PLAY' playback mode (R71). @Cannot be used with pictures taken on other devices, protected pictures, or motion pictures.
Page 74 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) check stamped text _ 'playback zoom' (P.35) @Picture size will be reduced if greater ASPECT After T ExY than 3M. Picture will become slightly grainier. 4 : 3 9 M $1, 8 M $2, 7 M $1, @Cannot be used with pictures taken on 3 : 2 2.5 M...
Page 75 ==MULTI Select 'MULTI' in step 1 on Select picture (up to 50 pictures) the left page -Resize setting DISPLAY Select size /.,_/_ ' _ REDUCED SjzE i _L Tosee _M 4_M _, description "_\_</ of resize: Number of pixels before/after _M ...
Page 76 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) Convert pictures taken in _ to _ or _ for printing. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ ' _ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'ASPECT CONV.' (P.2O) Select_ or LmJ[_l Select horizontal position and convert P_AYBAc_ ,{.;Odi / I_ s,_S{5 Iml (Moveportrait _J@L,"...
Page 77 @'ROTATE DISR' and 'ROTATE' cannot be used with motion pictures. @'ROTATE' cannot be used with protected pictures (R79). @Some pictures taken facing up or facing down may not be rotated automatically. It may not be possible to rotate pictures taken with certain other devices. @Pictures cannot be rotated during multi playback.
Page 78 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) Picture/picture no./date printing settings can be made for when printing with DPOF print- compatible shops or printers, (Ask at shop to check compatibility) For more information visit: http://pa na sonic,jp/dc/d pof 11O/white e.htm Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '(]_ PLAYBACK menu' -_ Select 'DPOF PRINT' (P.20) Select 'SINGLE' or 'MULTI'...
Page 79 Set protection to disable picture deletion. Prevents deletion of important pictures. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ '_ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'PROTECT' (P.20) Select 'SINGLE' or 'MULTI' .,)\J__J5 .......... L_ ,it( D]O f)U[i MULTI c'_I SELECT€ Select picture and make setting @ SINGLE @ MULTI •...
Page 80 ( R-_."41 ). @DPOF settings will not be copied. @Only pictures from Panasonic digital cameras may be copied. @Original pictures will not be deleted after copying (to delete pictures -_ R36).
Page 81 Turn on power of Connect the camera to your computer to save, play, print, and e-mail your pictures. both camera and computer Set-up: Set REC/PLAY • Connect the camera to the AC adaptor (DMW- AC5PP, sold separately). (Alternatively, use a switch to (_ sufficiently-charged battery.)
Page 82 ==Folder and file names on computer You can save images to use on your computer by dragging and dropping folders and files into separate folders on your computer. DClM (Still/motion pictures) IO0-PANA (Up to 999 pictures/folder) P1000001 .JPG Built-in @Windows P1000999.JPG ;,Tp ctu es memory/ Drives are displayed...
Page 83 Turn on power of both You can connect directly to a PictBridge- compatible printer for printing. camera and printer Set-up: Set REC/PLAY switch to • Connect the camera to the AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately). (Alternatively, use a sufficiently-charged Connect camera to battery.) printer...
Page 84 Printing (coati,u÷€ d) Select 'MULTI PRINT' ® Select item ® Select 'PRINT START' in step 5 on the (See below for details) previous page i k_ \/_ _J'_ PRINT WffH DATE 2L/') SELECTALL D_O# # ic,_Qd_ ..... "_ F_if_ ......('Y_b,_'(_'_' LCANCEL_ SELECT: SET_ \c_y...
Page 85 (Make settings before selecting 'PRINT START') d) Select item ® Select setting ... PRENT WETHDATE _OAT_ _:b_ _A¥_ ....¢ _ / _IP_"_ _ ...._¢._ IDA"DE_ SELECT: SETm I ::T_ bE_EDT¢' SET_J PRINT WITH OFF/ON DATE NUM. OF PRINTS Set number of pictures (up to 999 pictures) _1_ (printer takes priority)
Page 86 Viewing on TV screen Connect camera to TV You can view _tures on a TV screen by connecting your camera to your TV with the AV cable (sued) or compnent cable (sold seprately: DMW-HDC2). Turn on TV @Also consult TV operating manual, @Set to auxiliary input, Set-up: •...
Page 87 Use component cable (sold separately: DMW-HDC2) to enjoy still and motion pictures in high definition _. Please check that the TV you are connecting to has a 1080i input terminal. DMC-TZ5 Only Connect the camera (COMPONENT OUT terminal) to a TV with a component cable, and set the TV to receive component terminal input.
Page 88 List of LCD monitor dispmays Save destination (P,18) Recording state Histogram (R37) Travel date (R53) 10 _Aperture value (R30) Shutter speed (R30) ISO sensitivity (P.57) Intelligent ISO (R56) 11 Current datettime Focus range (R41) Zoom (P,32) 12 _ Burst mode (R61) _Auto bracket...
Page 89 Press the display button to change display (P.14). 6 Exposure compensation (P.43) Favorites settings (P.77) Recorded date and time Travel destination setting (R53)/Name (P.48)/ Title (P.72) Destination settings (P.54) 10 Recording information _Age in years/months (P.48) 11 Travel elapsed days (R53) 12 _ Power LCD (P.22) 13 _...
Page 90 Message displays @Release using the write-protect switch on the SD memory card or SDHC memory card. (R 18) P EAY @Take pictures, or insert a different card already containing pictures. @Release the protection before deleting, etc. (P.79) @Non-DCF images (R35) cannot be deleted. -_ Save all necessary data to computer (or other device),...
Page 91 iiii!_;i ¸_MiiE!M_RY_;_!R!b_i_!E_R_R_e!R!!i_i!_!_!!i!_i_E_A_s!E_i_iH_iE_K!!_TH_iE_!_AiRb @Access to card has failed. -* Insert card again. @Card is not of SD standard. Only SDHC memory cards can be used for capacities of 4GB or greater. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; @Data read has failed. -, Check whether card has been inserted correctly (E 17). @Data write has failed.
Page 92 Q&A • FAQ Which cards can I use? @Using Panasonic cards is recommended. • SD memory card (8 MB - 2 GB) • SDHC memory card (4 GB - 16 GB) For more details (R18, 104) rHow can I easily send pictures to...
Page 93 Try checking these items (P.93-97) first. (Restoring menu settings to default values may solve certain problems. Try using 'RESET' in SETUP menu in recording mode (P.25).) Camera does not work even if power is turned @Battery is not inserted correctly (El 7), or needs recharging (P.16). LCD monitor shuts off even if power is turned on.
Page 94 Q&A Troubleshooting (Continued) Recorded pictures appear coarse, or there is interference. @ISO sensitivity is high, or shutter speed is low. (Default SENSITIVITY setting is 'AUTO' - interference may appear with indoor pictures.) -* Lower 'SENSITIVITY' (P.57). -_ Set 'COLOR MODE' to 'NATURAL' (P.62) -, Take pictures in brighter locations.
Page 95 Date/age is not displayed. @Current date, 'TRAVEL DATE' (P.53), and ages in 'BABY' and 'PET' (P.48) scene modes are only displayed for approx. 5 sec. after start-up, setting changes, or mode changes. They cannot be always displayed. No flash emitted. @Flash set to 'FORCED FLASH OFF _' (P.38).
Page 96 Q&A Troubleshooting (Continued) White round spots like soap bubbles appear on the recorded picture. @If you take a picture with the flash in a dark place or indoors, white round spots may appear on the picture caused by the flash reflecting of particles of dust in the air. This is not a fault.
Page 97 Edges cut off pictures when printing. @Release any trimming or edgeless printing settings on printer before printing. (Consult printer operating manual.) @Pictures taken on _ 'ASPECT RATIO'. -_ If printing in shop, check if 16:9 sizes can be printed. Menu not displayed in desired language.
Page 98 Usage cautions and notes Camera may become warm if used for long periods of time, but this is not a fault, @To avoid jitter, use a tripod and place in a stable location (Especially when using telescopic zoom, lower shutter speeds, or self-timer) @Keep the camera as far away as possible from electromagnetic equipment...
Page 99 ,1 DMC-TZ4 CIPA standards: • Using Panasonic SD memory card (16 MB) • Using the supplied battery • Temperature 23 °C (73.4 °F), humidity 50 % • NORMAL PICTURE mode • LCD monitor ON (The number of recordable pictures decreases in AUTO POWER LCD, POWER LCD, and HIGH ANGLE mode) •...
Page 100 Recording pictureltime capacity @Varies according to 'ASPECT RATIO' (P.56), 'PICTURE SIZE' (P.55), or 'QUALITY' (R55) settings, _ATi_ 460 1170 1900 910 2320 3770 600 1180 970 1830 4640 7550 550 1090 790 1530 1220 2360 1920 3610 8780 12290 860 169C 970 1910 1090 2150 1560 3010 2410 4640 3770 7090 17240 24130 1760 3450 1980 3890 2230 4380 3180 6130 4910 9440 7670 1444035080 49120 3550 6950 3980 7840 4490 8820 6410 12350 9880 1900015440 2907070590 98840...
Page 101 @ Figures given a re estimates. May vary a ccording toconditions, card type, and subject. _ @ Recording capacities/times displayed onLCD monitor may n ot b ereduced regularly. •1DMC-TZ5 ,2DMC-TZ4 115 220 150 t10 210 170 330 130 250 220 430 220 135 260 150 300 210 430 340 650 125 240...
Page 102 Digital Camera: Information for your safety DC5.1 V When recording: 1.3 W (DMC-TZ5)/1.2 W (DMC-TZ4) When playing back: 0.6 W @DMC-TZ5: 9,100,OOOpixels @DMC-TZ4: 8,1OO,0OOpixels @DMC-TZ5: 1/2.33" CCD, total pixel number 10,700,OOOpixels @DMC-TZ4: 1/2.5" CCD, total plxel number 8,320,000 pixels Primary color filter Optical 10 x zoom f=4.7 mm to 47 mm (35 mm film camera equivalent: 28 mm to 280 mm)/F3.3to F4.9 igit...
Page 103 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) Operati6 dity 10 % to 80 % Battery charger (Panasonic DE-A45B): Information for your safety CHARGE 4.2 V ---==0.8 A 110 V to 240 V 50/60Hz, 0.2 A Equipment...
Page 104 Product name: Battery Pack Product name: AC adaptor Product no,: CGA-SOO7A Product no,: DMW-AC5PP @Performance identical to supplied battery pack, @Recommended for taking on holiday, etc. Product name: Leather Case Product name: Marine Case Product no.: DMW-CT3 Product no.: DMW-MCTZ5 Product name: Semi Hard Case Product name: Component Cable Product no.:...
Page 105 VISIT YOUR LOCAL PANASONIC DEALER CALL PANASONIC'S ACCESSORY ORDER LINE AT 1-800-332-5368 [6 AM-6 PM M-F, PACIFIC TIME] MAIL THIS ORDER TO: PANASONIC SERVICE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPANY ACCESSORY ORDER OFFICE 20421 84th Avenue South Kent, WA. 98032 In CANADA, please contact your local Dealer for more information about accessories.
Page 106 Mail this completed form and your Proof of Purchase along with your unit to: Panasonic Camera and Digital Service Center 1590 Touhy Ave. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 VQT1P79...
Page 107 PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY, DIVISION OF PANASONIC CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 PANASONIC PUERTO RICO, INC. Ave. 65 de Infanteria, Km. 9.5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Digital Still Camera...
Page 108 Carry-In or Mail-In Service For Carry-In or Mail-In Service in the United States call 1-800-211 -PANA (7262). For assistance in Puerto Rico call Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. (787)-750-4300 or fax (787)-768-2910. This warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials or...
Page 109 Customer Se ices Directo USA On_y) Accessory Purchases Purchase Parts, Accessories and Instruction Books online for all Panasonic Products by visiting our Web Site at: httD://www.Dstc.Danasonic.com or, send your request by E-mail to: I_DCDarts @ US. Danasonic. corn You may also contact us directly at:...
Page 110 @ Utilisez toujours une batterie de marque PLACEZ SUR L'APPAREIL AUCUN Panasonic. (CGA-SOO7A) OBJET REMPLI DE LIQUlDE, TEL @Si une batterie autre que Panasonic est UN VASE. utilisee, nous ne pouvons garantir le bon • UTILISEZ EXCLUSIVEMENT fonctionnement de rappareil.
Page 111 I_loignez I'appareil le plus possible Apropos du bloc-batterie de tout dispositif _mettant un champ Batterie (batterie au lithium-ion) _lectromagn_tique (tel un four & micro- • Utilisez I'unite specifiee pour recharger ondes, un t_l_viseur, une console la batterie. jeux video, etc.). •...
Page 112 @List of LCD monitor displays (P.88) Dial Display (Mode dial display) ..... 26 Digital Zoom ........34, 62 Aerial Photo Mode ........DPOF Print Setting ......... AF Assist Lamp ........Dual play (DMC-TZ5 only) ...... AF Lock ..........AF Mode ..........Aspect Conversion .........
Page 113 Rotate Display ........m/ft ............Macro Recording ........Scene Menu ........... Metering Mode ........Scene Mode ........... Minimum Shutter Speed ......Scenery Mode ........Motion Picture Mode ....... Self Portrait Mode ........Motion Picture Playback ......Self-timer ..........Multi Aspect Mode (DMC-TZ5 only) ..51 Setup Menu ..........
Page 114 Consumer Electronics Company, Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094 Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. Ave, 65 de Infanteria, Km, 9,5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3 ©...
Page 115 Panasonic Operating Instructions Digital Camera DMC-TZ5 Model No. DMC-TZ4 Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the instructions completely. _II_"Y:II';. !-!-1 I-1 I:;.i I[i_ ;N o] [ ;.;';t-l;l_ II I_ I!;{!]l_] i II _.| IT',| _ !o] IK o(S]ll _...
Page 116 Dear Customer, THE SOCKET OUTLET SHALL BE Thank you for choosing Panasonic! INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT You have purchased one of the most AND SHALL BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE. sophisticated and reliable products on the market today. Used properly, we're sure...
Page 117 Class B digital device, pursuant to Corporation of North Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits America are designed to provide reasonable One Panasonic Way, protection against harmful interference Secaucus, NJ 07094 in a residential installation. This Support Contact: PanasonicConsumer...
Page 118 -If you see this symbol- About the battery charger CAUTION! Information on Disposal in other DO NOT INSTALL OR PLACE THIS Countries outside the European Union UNIT IN A BOOKCASE, BUILT- IN CABINET OR IN ANOTHER This symbol is only valid in the CONFINED SPACE.
Page 119 The battery is not charged when the camera is Charge the battery shipped. Charge the battery and set the clock before use. When you do not use the card (sold separately), can record or play back pictures on the built-in memory (P.18).
Page 120 Record, v iew,savethoseprecious Automatically reads the scene to take crisper pictures! INTELLIGENT AUTO_ • Make ideal settings for the subject and distance just by pointing the camera! Zoomed-in pictures Close-up pictures of people at a distance '10x optical zoom' Rapid zoom 'EASY ZOOM' (R33)
Page 121 moments. Cards may be inserted directly into devices with SD memory card slots. Enjoy crisp pictures on large screens! • SD memory card/ SDHC memory • AV cable (supplied) card ,2 • Component cable (sold separately) (sold separately) Enjoy videos in HD*3 on TV with component terminals (1080i) by using a component...
Page 122: Inserting Battery And Card
INDEX Before Before use ......Standard Accessories ..13 • Read first/ Names of parts ....14 • Mode dial ......To prevent damage and faults • Cursor button ....15 Charging battery ....16 Using SETUP menu ..22 (_ CLOCK SET ....
Page 123: Automatic Settings
BSSiCS (Record o View) I_ Taking picture with Viewing your pictures (Play) ........ automatic settings ..28 Deleting pictures ....36 I_1 Taking pictures with • To delete multiple (up to 50) your own settings ..30 or all pictures ..... 36 •...
Page 124: B Taking Motion Pictures 'Motion Picture
INDEX ooo,,o°o0> Applications (Record) (Continued) Taking motion pictures 'MOTION PICTURE'......Useful features for travel ..............• I_IITRAVEL DATE (Record travel date and destination) ....53 • (@ WORLD TIME (Registering local time at your overseas destination) ....54 Using REC menu ................I| PICTURE SIZE ................
Page 125 Applications (View) Connectingwith other devices Viewing as list Using with your PC .... 81 (Multi playback/Calendar playback) ......Printing ....... • Printing multiple pictures ... 84 Viewing motionpictures• • Print with date and text ..84 pictureswithaudio / • Making printsettingson camera...85 Creatingstill picturesfrom motionpictures(DMC-TZ5 only)...
Page 126 (Attach strap to avoid dropping camera) damage. • Do not press the lens or the LCD monitor. Panasonic will not provide compensation ==Do not get the camera wet or insert even if damage is caused by faults with camera or card.
Page 127 (P.18) Switch off power. • If any accessories are lost, customers in the USA should contact Panasonic's We recommend using a genuine leather case (DMW-CT3, sold separately). parts department at 1 800 833-9626...
Page 128 Status ind Playback (R17, 28) DISPLAY button (P,37) COMPONENT Q.MENU (P.87) (Quick setting P,66)/ delete button (P.36) AV OUT / DIGITAL socket (P.81, 83, 86) DC IN socket (P.gl, 83) Always use a genuine Panasonic AC adaptor (DMW-ACSPP: optional), VQT1 P79...
Page 129 Align to correct mode-_÷ (Displayed on screen when mode changed) Take pictures with customized NORMAL PICTURE mode settings (P.30). MOTION PICTURE mode Take motion pictures (P.52). compensation (R43) Self-timer (P.42) @Auto bracket (R43) @White balance fine adjustment (P.58) @Backlight left compensation (P.29) down •...
Page 130 @ If available battery power is significantly reduced, battery is reaching end of lifespan. Please purchase a new battery. @ For your safety and to prevent damage to this camera, do not attempt to operate this camera with any non-Panasonic "after-market" brand battery. VQT1 P79...
Page 131 @Always use genuine Panasonic batteries. (CGA-S007A) @ If you use other batteries, we cannot guarantee the quality of this product. @Do not remove card or battery while power is 'ON' or while status indicator is on (Camera may cease operating correctly, or cardlrecorded contents may be damaged).
Page 132 Pictures will be saved to a card if one is inserted, or to the built-in memory ri_ if not. IlCompatible memory cards (sold separately) The following SD standard-based cards (Panasonic brand SDHC memory card recommended) • SD memory cards (8 MB - 2 GB) Switch -- • SDHC memory cards (4 GB - 16 GB)
Page 133 Set REC/PLAY switch to _ before turning on power. urn on the power 'PLEASE SET THE CLOCK' will be displayed when power is turned on for the first time. While this message is displayed Press 'MENU/SET' Adjust year, month, date, time REC/PLAY switch Select : ......
Page 134 Using menus (Example) Change 'LCD MODE' in SETUP menu when in NORMAL PICTURE mode. (REC/PLAY switch O, Mode dial O) Bring up the menu Camera ON,OFF switch _I =!= QUALITY ='== _1 _ASPECT R ATIO IZl I Mode dial SENSITIVITY AUTO Shutter button SELECT_...
Page 135 _oet _,_re°_t°'e_n°_ °amera Y°° can use a var'etY °f f unoti°ns and se'eot sett'nos "1 REC menu (REC/PLAY switch 0) Changing photography preferences (P.55-63) _'___ • Make settings such as white balance, sensitivity, aspect d| OUALITY ratio, and picture size. P_qASPECT RATIO D!ii INTELiIGENT !S_ L1F E...
Page 136 4L, Using SETUP menu 'CLOCK SET', 'AUTO REVIEW' and 'ECONOMY' are important for clock setting and battery life. Be sure to check these before use. (Setting method : P.20) Default setting::: Settings, notes Set time, date, and display format. DESTINATION: Set the local time at overseas destination (P.54).
Page 137 Make general camera settings such as adjusting the clock, extending the battery life, and changing the beep sounds. Settings, notes BEEP LEVEL :Mute/Low/High DEEP TONE : Change beep tone. SHUTTER VOL. __xx/_/_._ : Mute/Low/High SHUTTER TONE _/_O/._O : Change shutter tone. 0,•...
Page 138 Using SETUP menu (Co.t o.÷d) Settings, notes POWER SAVE OFFI2MIN.I _ _i_ IIOMIN. : Automatically shut off power while not in use, • To restore -_ Press the shutter button halfway, or turn on the power again, • Cannot be used in the following cases: When using AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately), when connected to computer/printer,...
Page 139 Settings, notes I ON • Cannot be set when using 'SELF PORTRAIT' scene mode. YES / NO • The folder number is updated and the file number starts from 0001. • A folder number between 100 and 999 can be assigned. Numbers cannot be reset once folder number reaches 999.
Page 140 41_Using SETUP menu (Co.t_o.÷d) Settings, notes • Operates when AV cable is connected, • When set to _1_, pictures will be displayed vertically long on LCD monitor. (Operates when AV cable is connected.) m:Oisp,ay in meters DispUy infeet (displays scene menu) •...
Page 141 Settings, notes YES/NO • This requires a sufficiently charged battery (R 16) or AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately). (Only inserted card will be formatted if present; internal memory will be formatted if no card is inserted.) • Always format cards with this camera. •...
Page 142: Burst
Taking picture with automatic settin Please set the clock before taking pictures (P.19). Turn on the power OF_ ON Shutter button 1 Status indicator illuminated approx. 1 second. Set to O Status indicator mode) Set to _ (INTELLIGENTAUTO Recognizes 'i PORTRAIT' Follows face to take clear, bright pictures.
Page 143 Optimum settings are made automatically from information such a s'face', 'movement', 'brightness', and 'distance' just b ypointing the camera atthe subject, meaning that c lear _ pictures can betaken w ithout the need t omake s ettings manually. IIBacklight compensation (brighten subject against...
Page 144 Taking pictures with your own settin Turn on the power Oi::_ON Status indicator illuminated for button approx. 1 second, Zoom lever Set to I_1 Set to O (NORMAL mode) PICTURE use zoom ==To use flash Take a picture ==To adjust image -Focus display brightness (when focus...
Page 145 Useful when subject is not in center of picture. First adjust focus according to subject @Subjects/environments which may make focusing difficult: • Fast-moving or extremely bright Hold down objects, or objects with no color halfway contrast. • Taking pictures through glass or near AF area objects emitting light.
Page 146 Taking pictures with zoom Do not block the lens barrel movement Zoom In/Out while zooming. E.ZOOM Turn to W side Turn to T side iFocus irange (P,41) ratio Zoom bar (approx,) @Zoom speed can be adjusted, Zoom slowly -* turn slightly Zoom quickly -_ turn completely @Adjust the focus after adjusting the zoom.
Page 147 You can zoom in up to 10 times with 'optical zoom', and up to 16.9 (DMC-TZ4: 15.9) times with 'EX optical zoom' with lower picture quality. You can also use 'digital zoom' to_ zoom in even further. =inTo enlarge quickly to max.
Page 148 Taking pictures with zoom Zoom 4 times further than optical/extended optical zoom (maximum 40x - 67.5x_). (Note that, with digital zoom, enlarging will lessen picture quality.) DMC-TZ4:63.8 x Display REC menu Select 'ON' 111QUALITY 111 / ASPECT RATIO rlls0,NTELUGENT !_@ _M_,SH t_SPEED_1 [_] SENSITIVITY AUTO...
Page 149 When there is no card inserted, the pictures played back from the built-in memory. (Clipboard pictures can only be played back in CLIPBOARD mode (P.64).) Set to (_ Zoom lever Scroll through pictures number Total pictures DISPLAY Previous Next =inTo enlarge (playback zoom) @Hold down to quickly scroll forwards/...
Page 150 Pictures deleted will be from card if card is inserted, or from built-in memory if the card is not inserted, Deleted pictures cannot be recovered. Set to I_ Mode dial oe,e,e oi ,a,eo ic,or e the pwer during deletion. @Use a sufficiently charged battery or an AC adat_r (DMW- AC5PP, sold seprately).
Page 151 Changing recording information' Change between different LCD monitor displays, such as histograms. DISPLAY Press to change display @ In recording mode Recording Guide lines .1,2 information No display .1 Set 'HISTOGRAM' to 'ON' to display histogram (R23). *2 Select guide line pattern and recording information display on/off with 'GUIDE LINE' setting (R23).
Page 152 Taking pictures with flash (Screen eaml_: DMC-TZ5) @Stand at least 1 m (3.28 feet) Disl_yed for apox5 sec. away when using flash to take 3ictures of infants, @Can also be selected with I_. Tyh_i _!6ffS Ug_g AUTO Normal use • Automatically judges whether or not to flash Taking pictures of subjects in dark AUTO/RED-EYE...
Page 153 ==Available types in each mode ( : default setting) 0 ©*_ 0 © © ©- © © © © -© - • - ;0; ;0; _£!ii ililiii ii!!iiil- iiiliiiiiiliil © _i!iiiliiiii 0 •1 Set to _ (AUTO), _ (AUTO/RED-EYE reduction), orl (SLOW SYNC./RED-EYE reduction) according to subject and brightness.
Page 154 To enlarge the subject, you can take pictures from even closer up than the normal focus range allows (up to 5 cm [0,17 feet] for max. W) by using 'MACRO (AFt)'. Set to I_1 Mode dial Set to I_ (NORMAL mode)or PICTURE (MOTION PICTURE mode)
Page 155 Positioningcameraand subject within"} Accessible distance from subject depends on zoom ratio• Ranges for each mode dial setting are listed below• Focus range ..Outside focus range ==Mode dial set to: _ If_ "1 _ "1 [_ • 1 When using MACRO AF_ I Zoom ratio I I Focus ran.qe I 1 x (max•W)
Page 156 We recommend using a tripod. This is also effective for correcting jitter when pressing the shutter button, by setting the self timer to 2 seconds, Display 'SELFTIMER' duration ..Dismayed for apox5 sec. @Can also be selected with 4. Take a picture •...
Page 157 Taking pictures with exposure Corrects exposure when adequate exposure cannot be obtained (if difference between brightness of object and background, etc.). Depending on the brightness, this may not be possible in some cases. © isplay 'EXPOSURE' @Example of exposure compensation Select a value ÷...
Page 158 scN2SCN1 Taking pictures according the scene 'SCENE MODE' Set to I_ Set to 'SCNI' or 'SCN2' Select scene (Press 'MENU/SET' if scene menu is not displayed) Zoom lever @ SCENE MENU DISPLAY _O¢SI_S[_':!_ _ [_ can also be MENU/SET _Zoom lever I:_ _ : _i_ SCENENODE1 used to switch...
Page 159 Using SCENE MODE enables you to take pictures with optimum settings (exposure, coloring, etc.) for given scenes. VQT1P79...
Page 160 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according the scene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Improves the skin tone of subjects for a • 'AF MODE' default setting is :A: (face detection). healthier appearance in bright daylight conditions. PORTRAIT • Stand as close as possible to subject •...
Page 161 How toselect ascene (P.44) Using flash inscene modes (P.39) Take pictures of people and nightscapes with • Interference may be noticeable with dark scenes. close to actual brightness. • Shutter may remain closed for 1 second after taking picture. • Subject should not move for at least 1 second. •...
Page 162 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according thescene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) • Age and name will be displayed Uses weak [lash to bring out skin colors. for approx. 5 seconds after setting this mode. • To record age and name • Age display format depends on ('BABY1' and 'BABY2' can be set separately.) LANGUAGE setting.
Page 163 How to select a scene (P.44) Using flash in scene modes (P.39) Prevents blurring of subject in dark, indoor • Pictures may appear slightly conditions. grainy due to high sensitivity. • Main fixed settings QUALITY: [] (Standard) SENSITIVITY: ISO1600 - 6400 Select the aspect ratio and the picture size with •...
Page 164 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according thescene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Take clear pictures of starry skies or dark • Main fixed settings FLASH: [] FORCED FLASH OFF subjects. AUDIO REC.: OFF CONTINUOUS AF: OFF • Shutter speed settings STABILIZER: Select with • T, and press 'MENU/SET'. SENSITIVITY: ISO100 mSTA_R'_X ....
Page 165 How toselect ascene (P.44) Using flash inscene modes (P.39) Take pictures of the view from aircraft • Main fixed settings windows, FLASH: [] FORCED FLASH OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF • Turn the camera off when AERIAL • Angle the camera towards areas of contrasting taking off or landing.
Page 166 Taking motion pictures "} Record motion pictures and sound (motion pictures cannot be recorded without sound). You can take a motion picture while zooming, (We recommend using a card of at least 10 MB/s (as marked on its packaging, etc.),) ==Aspect and picture quality...
Page 167 Record information as to what day and where pictures were taken by setting departure dates and destinations. Set-up: • Clock must be set in advance (R19). • Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '_,SETUP MENU' -_ Select 'TRAVEL DATE' (P.20) Select 'LOCATION' ¢ ,,,2 v_j_, _./'.[_ CANCEL_...
Page 168 Useful features for travel Set-up: • Clock must be set in advance (P19). • Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '_SETUP MENU' -_ Select 'WORLD TIME' (1>.20) 'PLEASE SET THE HOME AREA' will be displayed when setting for the first time. In this case, press 'MENU/SET' and skip to step 2.
Page 169 Using REC menu Default setting: 'Quick setting' (P.66) is useful to easily call up frequently-used menus. Set size of picture. Number of pictures which can be recorded depends on this setting and on 'QUALITY' (see below). (P.100) ==Set-up: Mode dial I[_ _ SON1 SON2 -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select...
Page 170 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Aspect ratio of picture can be changed according to printing or playback format. • Set-up: Mode dial I_ O SON1 S ON2 B -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'ASPECT RATIO' (R20) •Settings: (Still pictures only) I_1_ Same as 4:3 TV or computer Same as normal film camera For playback on widescreen/...
Page 171 @Shutter speed and ISO sensitivity are displayed in the screen for a few seconds after recording. @ If interference becomes noticeable, we recommend reducing the setting, or selecting 'NATURAL' in the 'COLOR MODE' (R62). @Blurring may occur depending on brightness, and size, position, and speed of movement of the subject (e.g.
Page 172 Using REC menu (Continu÷d) Adjust coloring to suit light source if colors otherwise appear unnatural. IISet-up: Mode dial I_1 SON1 SON2 B -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select 'WHITE BALANCE' (P.20) ==Settings: (automatic) / 4_ (outdoor, clear sky) / _IL (outdoor, cloudy sky) / I_L (outdoor, shade)
Page 173 You can change the position formeasuring brightness when c orrecting exposure. • Set-up: Mode dial -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'METERING MODE' (1=.20) ,Settings: B_i_!_ _i_i_, _i_i Normal usage (produces balanced Multiple Whole screen pictures) Center Center and surrounding area Subject in center weighted Spot...
Page 174 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Determined position for 1-area-focusing (High speed)t Spot-focusing: focus Focuses on smaller, limited 1 area-focusing: Focuses on AF area in center area 1-area-focusing (High of picture speed) (Recommended for when 1-area-focusing focus is difficult to align) Spot-focusing @When using _ or _, picture may freeze momentarily...
Page 175 Enables a rapid succession of photographs to be taken. Succession of photographs taken while shutter button is held down. SON1SCN2 ,Set-up: Mode dial _ -, Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'BURST' (P.20) ,Settings BURST setting _peed No. of pictures _1 No burst 2.5 pictures/sec.
Page 176 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Multiplies effect of optical zoom or extended optical zoom by up to 4 times. (See P.34 for details) • Set-up: Mode dial O SCN1 SON2 IBI -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'DIGITAL ZOOM' (P.20) =Settings: Set color effects. •...
Page 177 Sets shutter speed to minimum. We recommend using slower shutter speeds to take brighter pictures in dark locations. • Set-up: Mode dial I_1 -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'MIN. SHTR SPEED' (P.20) ==Settings: 1/200 1/125 1/60 1/30 1!15 1/4 1/2 1 @Slower shutter speeds allow for brighter pictures but increase risk of jitter, so we recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.
Page 178 Set to 101 Set to [[_ (clipboard) _ii_ _ ili i li# Take a clipboard picture @Representsbuilt-in memory used entirelyfor clipboardpictures (approx.) Pi_!_ 2 M [] 1 M [] Press halfway Press fully (align focus) (take picture) Set REC/PLAY switch to I_ Set mode dial to[_ (CLIPBOARD mode) @Can be viewed with same operations as with still pictures taken in other modes...
Page 179 Useful for taking pictures of timetables and maps instead of taking memos. Regardless of presence of card, pictures will always be saved to clipboard folder of built-in memory, so that they can be distinguished from normal pictures and viewed immediately. Beware of copyrights, etc.
Page 180 REC menu items can be called up easily (settings items displayed vary depending on recording mode), Set to 101 Display 'Quick setting' Q.MENU Hold Quick setting Select item and setting Select Press @Example) NORMAL PICTURE mode • STABILIZER _1 (P62) •...
Page 181 Viewing as list You can view 12 (or 30) pictures at once (multi playback), or view all pictures taken on a certain date (calendar playback). Set to • To view pictures: press 4 • Set to multiple screen display Date recorded Picture no. Scrolls with each Picture type...
Page 182 Set-up: REC/PLAY switch: I_ (Set mode dial to any except [_) • Operations during motion picture Select and play picture playback Motion • :Pause/play picture • :Stop mode icon 4 :Hold to fast rewind (single frame step while paused) Motion I_ :Hold to fast forward (single picture frame step while paused)
Page 183 Different playback methods @Various playback modes for your pictures. @Pictures will be selected from built-in memory (not clipboard) if no card is inserted. @Playback mode is automatically set to 'NORMAL PLAY' when power is turned on with REC/PLAY switch set to _, or when switching from REC mode to playback mode. Displays one picture.
Page 184 Different playback methods Automatically play pictures in order and to music. Recommended for when viewing on TV screen. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select 'SLIDE SHOW' (P.20) Select playback method ,i/,J, _,'_ • t./&l I-bUKY blr-LLI_/IUIM CATEGORYSELECTION .Select category, and playback slideshow. FAVORITE ..........
Page 185 Pictures can be classified automatically and viewed by category. Automatic classification starts when 'CATEGORY PLAY' is selected from the playback mode selection menu. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'CATEGORY PLAY' (R20) _ATE_RY Select the category CATEGORY PORTRAIT/i-PORTRAIT/ SOFT SKIN/SELF PORTRAIT/ (Portrait etc.) NIGHT PORTRAIT/ i-NIGHT PORTRAIT/BABY...
Page 186 Using PLAYBACK menu Select date from calendar screen to view only the pictures taken on that day (R67). Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -, '0_ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'CALENDAR' (R20) @Cannot be set in 'CATEGORY PLAY' or 'FAVORITE PLAY' playback modes (P,71). You can edit names from 'BABY' and 'PET' scene modes or destination in 'TRAVEL DATE', or give titles to your favorite pictures.
Page 187 • To edit _ select 'SINGLE' in step select picture with @ @, and press 'MENU/ SET' -+ correct text and press 'EXIT' @Cannot be set in 'CATEGORY PLAY' or 'FAVORITE PLAY' playback mode (R71). @Cannot be used with pictures taken on other devices, protected pictures, or motion pictures.
Page 188 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) check stamped text _ 'playback zoom' (P.35) @Picture size will be reduced if greater ASPECT After T ExY than 3M. Picture will become slightly grainier. 4 : 3 9 M $1, 8 M $2, 7 M $1, @Cannot be used with pictures taken on 3 : 2 2.5 M...
Page 189 ==MULTI Select 'MULTI' in step 1 on Select picture (up to 50 pictures) the left page -Resize setting DISPLAY Select size /.,_/_ ' _ REDUCED SjzE i _L Tosee _M 4_M _, description "_\_</ of resize: Number of pixels before/after _M ...
Page 190 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) Convert pictures taken in _ to _ or _ for printing. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ ' _ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'ASPECT CONV.' (P.2O) Select_ or LmJ[_l Select horizontal position and convert P_AYBAc_ ,{.;Odi / I_ s,_S{5 Iml (Moveportrait _J@L,"...
Page 191 @'ROTATE DISR' and 'ROTATE' cannot be used with motion pictures. @'ROTATE' cannot be used with protected pictures (R79). @Some pictures taken facing up or facing down may not be rotated automatically. It may not be possible to rotate pictures taken with certain other devices. @Pictures cannot be rotated during multi playback.
Page 192 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) Picture/picture no./date printing settings can be made for when printing with DPOF print- compatible shops or printers, (Ask at shop to check compatibility) For more information visit: http://pa na sonic,jp/dc/d pof 11O/white e.htm Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '(]_ PLAYBACK menu' -_ Select 'DPOF PRINT' (P.20) Select 'SINGLE' or 'MULTI'...
Page 193 Set protection to disable picture deletion. Prevents deletion of important pictures. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ '_ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'PROTECT' (P.20) Select 'SINGLE' or 'MULTI' .,)\J__J5 .......... L_ ,it( D]O f)U[i MULTI c'_I SELECT€ Select picture and make setting @ SINGLE @ MULTI •...
Page 194 ( R-_."41 ). @DPOF settings will not be copied. @Only pictures from Panasonic digital cameras may be copied. @Original pictures will not be deleted after copying (to delete pictures -_ R36).
Page 195 Turn on power of Connect the camera to your computer to save, play, print, and e-mail your pictures. both camera and computer Set-up: Set REC/PLAY • Connect the camera to the AC adaptor (DMW- AC5PP, sold separately). (Alternatively, use a switch to (_ sufficiently-charged battery.)
Page 196 ==Folder and file names on computer You can save images to use on your computer by dragging and dropping folders and files into separate folders on your computer. DClM (Still/motion pictures) IO0-PANA (Up to 999 pictures/folder) P1000001 .JPG Built-in @Windows P1000999.JPG ;,Tp ctu es memory/ Drives are displayed...
Page 197 Turn on power of both You can connect directly to a PictBridge- compatible printer for printing. camera and printer Set-up: Set REC/PLAY switch to • Connect the camera to the AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately). (Alternatively, use a sufficiently-charged Connect camera to battery.) printer...
Page 198 Printing (coati,u÷€ d) Select 'MULTI PRINT' ® Select item ® Select 'PRINT START' in step 5 on the (See below for details) previous page i k_ \/_ _J'_ PRINT WffH DATE 2L/') SELECTALL D_O# # ic,_Qd_ ..... "_ F_if_ ......('Y_b,_'(_'_' LCANCEL_ SELECT: SET_ \c_y...
Page 199 (Make settings before selecting 'PRINT START') d) Select item ® Select setting ... PRENT WETHDATE _OAT_ _:b_ _A¥_ ....¢ _ / _IP_"_ _ ...._¢._ IDA"DE_ SELECT: SETm I ::T_ bE_EDT¢' SET_J PRINT WITH OFF/ON DATE NUM. OF PRINTS Set number of pictures (up to 999 pictures) _1_ (printer takes priority)
Page 200 Viewing on TV screen Connect camera to TV You can view _tures on a TV screen by connecting your camera to your TV with the AV cable (sued) or compnent cable (sold seprately: DMW-HDC2). Turn on TV @Also consult TV operating manual, @Set to auxiliary input, Set-up: •...
Page 201 Use component cable (sold separately: DMW-HDC2) to enjoy still and motion pictures in high definition _. Please check that the TV you are connecting to has a 1080i input terminal. DMC-TZ5 Only Connect the camera (COMPONENT OUT terminal) to a TV with a component cable, and set the TV to receive component terminal input.
Page 202 List of LCD monitor dispmays Save destination (P,18) Recording state Histogram (R37) Travel date (R53) 10 _Aperture value (R30) Shutter speed (R30) ISO sensitivity (P.57) Intelligent ISO (R56) 11 Current datettime Focus range (R41) Zoom (P,32) 12 _ Burst mode (R61) _Auto bracket...
Page 203 Press the display button to change display (P.14). 6 Exposure compensation (P.43) Favorites settings (P.77) Recorded date and time Travel destination setting (R53)/Name (P.48)/ Title (P.72) Destination settings (P.54) 10 Recording information _Age in years/months (P.48) 11 Travel elapsed days (R53) 12 _ Power LCD (P.22) 13 _...
Page 204 Message displays @Release using the write-protect switch on the SD memory card or SDHC memory card. (R 18) P EAY @Take pictures, or insert a different card already containing pictures. @Release the protection before deleting, etc. (P.79) @Non-DCF images (R35) cannot be deleted. -_ Save all necessary data to computer (or other device),...
Page 205 iiii!_;i ¸_MiiE!M_RY_;_!R!b_i_!E_R_R_e!R!!i_i!_!_!!i!_i_E_A_s!E_i_iH_iE_K!!_TH_iE_!_AiRb @Access to card has failed. -* Insert card again. @Card is not of SD standard. Only SDHC memory cards can be used for capacities of 4GB or greater. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; @Data read has failed. -, Check whether card has been inserted correctly (E 17). @Data write has failed.
Page 206 Q&A • FAQ Which cards can I use? @Using Panasonic cards is recommended. • SD memory card (8 MB - 2 GB) • SDHC memory card (4 GB - 16 GB) For more details (R18, 104) rHow can I easily send pictures to...
Page 207 Try checking these items (P.93-97) first. (Restoring menu settings to default values may solve certain problems. Try using 'RESET' in SETUP menu in recording mode (P.25).) Camera does not work even if power is turned @Battery is not inserted correctly (El 7), or needs recharging (P.16). LCD monitor shuts off even if power is turned on.
Page 208 Q&A Troubleshooting (Continued) Recorded pictures appear coarse, or there is interference. @ISO sensitivity is high, or shutter speed is low. (Default SENSITIVITY setting is 'AUTO' - interference may appear with indoor pictures.) -* Lower 'SENSITIVITY' (P.57). -_ Set 'COLOR MODE' to 'NATURAL' (P.62) -, Take pictures in brighter locations.
Page 209 Date/age is not displayed. @Current date, 'TRAVEL DATE' (P.53), and ages in 'BABY' and 'PET' (P.48) scene modes are only displayed for approx. 5 sec. after start-up, setting changes, or mode changes. They cannot be always displayed. No flash emitted. @Flash set to 'FORCED FLASH OFF _' (P.38).
Page 210 Q&A Troubleshooting (Continued) White round spots like soap bubbles appear on the recorded picture. @If you take a picture with the flash in a dark place or indoors, white round spots may appear on the picture caused by the flash reflecting of particles of dust in the air. This is not a fault.
Page 211 Edges cut off pictures when printing. @Release any trimming or edgeless printing settings on printer before printing. (Consult printer operating manual.) @Pictures taken on _ 'ASPECT RATIO'. -_ If printing in shop, check if 16:9 sizes can be printed. Menu not displayed in desired language.
Page 212 Usage cautions and notes Camera may become warm if used for long periods of time, but this is not a fault, @To avoid jitter, use a tripod and place in a stable location (Especially when using telescopic zoom, lower shutter speeds, or self-timer) @Keep the camera as far away as possible from electromagnetic equipment...
Page 213 ,1 DMC-TZ4 CIPA standards: • Using Panasonic SD memory card (16 MB) • Using the supplied battery • Temperature 23 °C (73.4 °F), humidity 50 % • NORMAL PICTURE mode • LCD monitor ON (The number of recordable pictures decreases in AUTO POWER LCD, POWER LCD, and HIGH ANGLE mode) •...
Page 214 Recording pictureltime capacity @Varies according to 'ASPECT RATIO' (P.56), 'PICTURE SIZE' (P.55), or 'QUALITY' (R55) settings, _ATi_ 460 1170 1900 910 2320 3770 600 1180 970 1830 4640 7550 550 1090 790 1530 1220 2360 1920 3610 8780 12290 860 169C 970 1910 1090 2150 1560 3010 2410 4640 3770 7090 17240 24130 1760 3450 1980 3890 2230 4380 3180 6130 4910 9440 7670 1444035080 49120 3550 6950 3980 7840 4490 8820 6410 12350 9880 1900015440 2907070590 98840...
Page 215 @ Figures given a re estimates. May vary a ccording toconditions, card type, and subject. _ @ Recording capacities/times displayed onLCD monitor may n ot b ereduced regularly. •1DMC-TZ5 ,2DMC-TZ4 115 220 150 t10 210 170 330 130 250 220 430 220 135 260 150 300 210 430 340 650 125 240...
Page 216 Digital Camera: Information for your safety DC5.1 V When recording: 1.3 W (DMC-TZ5)/1.2 W (DMC-TZ4) When playing back: 0.6 W @DMC-TZ5: 9,100,OOOpixels @DMC-TZ4: 8,1OO,0OOpixels @DMC-TZ5: 1/2.33" CCD, total pixel number 10,700,OOOpixels @DMC-TZ4: 1/2.5" CCD, total plxel number 8,320,000 pixels Primary color filter Optical 10 x zoom f=4.7 mm to 47 mm (35 mm film camera equivalent: 28 mm to 280 mm)/F3.3to F4.9 igit...
Page 217 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) Operati6 dity 10 % to 80 % Battery charger (Panasonic DE-A45B): Information for your safety CHARGE 4.2 V ---==0.8 A 110 V to 240 V 50/60Hz, 0.2 A Equipment...
Page 218 Product name: Battery Pack Product name: AC adaptor Product no,: CGA-SOO7A Product no,: DMW-AC5PP @Performance identical to supplied battery pack, @Recommended for taking on holiday, etc. Product name: Leather Case Product name: Marine Case Product no.: DMW-CT3 Product no.: DMW-MCTZ5 Product name: Semi Hard Case Product name: Component Cable Product no.:...
Page 219 VISIT YOUR LOCAL PANASONIC DEALER CALL PANASONIC'S ACCESSORY ORDER LINE AT 1-800-332-5368 [6 AM-6 PM M-F, PACIFIC TIME] MAIL THIS ORDER TO: PANASONIC SERVICE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPANY ACCESSORY ORDER OFFICE 20421 84th Avenue South Kent, WA. 98032 In CANADA, please contact your local Dealer for more information about accessories.
Page 220 Mail this completed form and your Proof of Purchase along with your unit to: Panasonic Camera and Digital Service Center 1590 Touhy Ave. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 VQT1P79...
Page 221 PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY, DIVISION OF PANASONIC CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 PANASONIC PUERTO RICO, INC. Ave. 65 de Infanteria, Km. 9.5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Digital Still Camera...
Page 222 Carry-In or Mail-In Service For Carry-In or Mail-In Service in the United States call 1-800-211 -PANA (7262). For assistance in Puerto Rico call Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. (787)-750-4300 or fax (787)-768-2910. This warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials or...
Page 223 Customer Se ices Directo USA On_y) Accessory Purchases Purchase Parts, Accessories and Instruction Books online for all Panasonic Products by visiting our Web Site at: httD://www.Dstc.Danasonic.com or, send your request by E-mail to: I_DCDarts @ US. Danasonic. corn You may also contact us directly at:...
Page 224 @ Utilisez toujours une batterie de marque PLACEZ SUR L'APPAREIL AUCUN Panasonic. (CGA-SOO7A) OBJET REMPLI DE LIQUlDE, TEL @Si une batterie autre que Panasonic est UN VASE. utilisee, nous ne pouvons garantir le bon • UTILISEZ EXCLUSIVEMENT fonctionnement de rappareil.
Page 225 I_loignez I'appareil le plus possible Apropos du bloc-batterie de tout dispositif _mettant un champ Batterie (batterie au lithium-ion) _lectromagn_tique (tel un four & micro- • Utilisez I'unite specifiee pour recharger ondes, un t_l_viseur, une console la batterie. jeux video, etc.). •...
Page 226 @List of LCD monitor displays (P.88) Dial Display (Mode dial display) ..... 26 Digital Zoom ........34, 62 Aerial Photo Mode ........DPOF Print Setting ......... AF Assist Lamp ........Dual play (DMC-TZ5 only) ...... AF Lock ..........AF Mode ..........Aspect Conversion .........
Page 227 Rotate Display ........m/ft ............Macro Recording ........Scene Menu ........... Metering Mode ........Scene Mode ........... Minimum Shutter Speed ......Scenery Mode ........Motion Picture Mode ....... Self Portrait Mode ........Motion Picture Playback ......Self-timer ..........Multi Aspect Mode (DMC-TZ5 only) ..51 Setup Menu ..........
Page 228 Consumer Electronics Company, Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094 Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. Ave, 65 de Infanteria, Km, 9,5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3 ©...
Page 229 Panasonic Operating Instructions Digital Camera DMC-TZ5 Model No. DMC-TZ4 Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the instructions completely. _II_"Y:II';. !-!-1 I-1 I:;.i I[i_ ;N o] [ ;.;';t-l;l_ II I_ I!;{!]l_] i II _.| IT',| _ !o] IK o(S]ll _...
Page 230 Dear Customer, THE SOCKET OUTLET SHALL BE Thank you for choosing Panasonic! INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT You have purchased one of the most AND SHALL BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE. sophisticated and reliable products on the market today. Used properly, we're sure...
Page 231 Class B digital device, pursuant to Corporation of North Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits America are designed to provide reasonable One Panasonic Way, protection against harmful interference Secaucus, NJ 07094 in a residential installation. This Support Contact: PanasonicConsumer...
Page 232 -If you see this symbol- About the battery charger CAUTION! Information on Disposal in other DO NOT INSTALL OR PLACE THIS Countries outside the European Union UNIT IN A BOOKCASE, BUILT- IN CABINET OR IN ANOTHER This symbol is only valid in the CONFINED SPACE.
Page 233 The battery is not charged when the camera is Charge the battery shipped. Charge the battery and set the clock before use. When you do not use the card (sold separately), can record or play back pictures on the built-in memory (P.18).
Page 234 Record, v iew,savethoseprecious Automatically reads the scene to take crisper pictures! INTELLIGENT AUTO_ • Make ideal settings for the subject and distance just by pointing the camera! Zoomed-in pictures Close-up pictures of people at a distance '10x optical zoom' Rapid zoom 'EASY ZOOM' (R33)
Page 235 moments. Cards may be inserted directly into devices with SD memory card slots. Enjoy crisp pictures on large screens! • SD memory card/ SDHC memory • AV cable (supplied) card ,2 • Component cable (sold separately) (sold separately) Enjoy videos in HD*3 on TV with component terminals (1080i) by using a component...
Page 236 INDEX Before Before use ......Standard Accessories ..13 • Read first/ Names of parts ....14 • Mode dial ......To prevent damage and faults • Cursor button ....15 Charging battery ....16 Using SETUP menu ..22 (_ CLOCK SET ....
Page 237 BSSiCS (Record o View) I_ Taking picture with Viewing your pictures (Play) ........ automatic settings ..28 Deleting pictures ....36 I_1 Taking pictures with • To delete multiple (up to 50) your own settings ..30 or all pictures ..... 36 •...
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INDEX ooo,,o°o0> Applications (Record) (Continued) Taking motion pictures 'MOTION PICTURE'......Useful features for travel ..............• I_IITRAVEL DATE (Record travel date and destination) ....53 • (@ WORLD TIME (Registering local time at your overseas destination) ....54 Using REC menu ................I| PICTURE SIZE ................
Page 239 Applications (View) Connectingwith other devices Viewing as list Using with your PC .... 81 (Multi playback/Calendar playback) ......Printing ....... • Printing multiple pictures ... 84 Viewing motionpictures• • Print with date and text ..84 pictureswithaudio / • Making printsettingson camera...85 Creatingstill picturesfrom motionpictures(DMC-TZ5 only)...
Page 240 (Attach strap to avoid dropping camera) damage. • Do not press the lens or the LCD monitor. Panasonic will not provide compensation ==Do not get the camera wet or insert even if damage is caused by faults with camera or card.
Page 241 (P.18) Switch off power. • If any accessories are lost, customers in the USA should contact Panasonic's We recommend using a genuine leather case (DMW-CT3, sold separately). parts department at 1 800 833-9626...
Page 242 Status ind Playback (R17, 28) DISPLAY button (P,37) COMPONENT Q.MENU (P.87) (Quick setting P,66)/ delete button (P.36) AV OUT / DIGITAL socket (P.81, 83, 86) DC IN socket (P.gl, 83) Always use a genuine Panasonic AC adaptor (DMW-ACSPP: optional), VQT1 P79...
Page 243 Align to correct mode-_÷ (Displayed on screen when mode changed) Take pictures with customized NORMAL PICTURE mode settings (P.30). MOTION PICTURE mode Take motion pictures (P.52). compensation (R43) Self-timer (P.42) @Auto bracket (R43) @White balance fine adjustment (P.58) @Backlight left compensation (P.29) down •...
Page 244 @ If available battery power is significantly reduced, battery is reaching end of lifespan. Please purchase a new battery. @ For your safety and to prevent damage to this camera, do not attempt to operate this camera with any non-Panasonic "after-market" brand battery. VQT1 P79...
Page 245 @Always use genuine Panasonic batteries. (CGA-S007A) @ If you use other batteries, we cannot guarantee the quality of this product. @Do not remove card or battery while power is 'ON' or while status indicator is on (Camera may cease operating correctly, or cardlrecorded contents may be damaged).
Page 246 Pictures will be saved to a card if one is inserted, or to the built-in memory ri_ if not. IlCompatible memory cards (sold separately) The following SD standard-based cards (Panasonic brand SDHC memory card recommended) • SD memory cards (8 MB - 2 GB) Switch -- • SDHC memory cards (4 GB - 16 GB)
Page 247 Set REC/PLAY switch to _ before turning on power. urn on the power 'PLEASE SET THE CLOCK' will be displayed when power is turned on for the first time. While this message is displayed Press 'MENU/SET' Adjust year, month, date, time REC/PLAY switch Select : ......
Page 248 Using menus (Example) Change 'LCD MODE' in SETUP menu when in NORMAL PICTURE mode. (REC/PLAY switch O, Mode dial O) Bring up the menu Camera ON,OFF switch _I =!= QUALITY ='== _1 _ASPECT R ATIO IZl I Mode dial SENSITIVITY AUTO Shutter button SELECT_...
Page 249 _oet _,_re°_t°'e_n°_ °amera Y°° can use a var'etY °f f unoti°ns and se'eot sett'nos "1 REC menu (REC/PLAY switch 0) Changing photography preferences (P.55-63) _'___ • Make settings such as white balance, sensitivity, aspect d| OUALITY ratio, and picture size. P_qASPECT RATIO D!ii INTELiIGENT !S_ L1F E...
Page 250 4L, Using SETUP menu 'CLOCK SET', 'AUTO REVIEW' and 'ECONOMY' are important for clock setting and battery life. Be sure to check these before use. (Setting method : P.20) Default setting::: Settings, notes Set time, date, and display format. DESTINATION: Set the local time at overseas destination (P.54).
Page 251 Make general camera settings such as adjusting the clock, extending the battery life, and changing the beep sounds. Settings, notes BEEP LEVEL :Mute/Low/High DEEP TONE : Change beep tone. SHUTTER VOL. __xx/_/_._ : Mute/Low/High SHUTTER TONE _/_O/._O : Change shutter tone. 0,•...
Page 252 Using SETUP menu (Co.t o.÷d) Settings, notes POWER SAVE OFFI2MIN.I _ _i_ IIOMIN. : Automatically shut off power while not in use, • To restore -_ Press the shutter button halfway, or turn on the power again, • Cannot be used in the following cases: When using AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately), when connected to computer/printer,...
Page 253 Settings, notes I ON • Cannot be set when using 'SELF PORTRAIT' scene mode. YES / NO • The folder number is updated and the file number starts from 0001. • A folder number between 100 and 999 can be assigned. Numbers cannot be reset once folder number reaches 999.
Page 254 41_Using SETUP menu (Co.t_o.÷d) Settings, notes • Operates when AV cable is connected, • When set to _1_, pictures will be displayed vertically long on LCD monitor. (Operates when AV cable is connected.) m:Oisp,ay in meters DispUy infeet (displays scene menu) •...
Page 255 Settings, notes YES/NO • This requires a sufficiently charged battery (R 16) or AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately). (Only inserted card will be formatted if present; internal memory will be formatted if no card is inserted.) • Always format cards with this camera. •...
Page 256 Taking picture with automatic settin Please set the clock before taking pictures (P.19). Turn on the power OF_ ON Shutter button 1 Status indicator illuminated approx. 1 second. Set to O Status indicator mode) Set to _ (INTELLIGENTAUTO Recognizes 'i PORTRAIT' Follows face to take clear, bright pictures.
Page 257 Optimum settings are made automatically from information such a s'face', 'movement', 'brightness', and 'distance' just b ypointing the camera atthe subject, meaning that c lear _ pictures can betaken w ithout the need t omake s ettings manually. IIBacklight compensation (brighten subject against...
Page 258 Taking pictures with your own settin Turn on the power Oi::_ON Status indicator illuminated for button approx. 1 second, Zoom lever Set to I_1 Set to O (NORMAL mode) PICTURE use zoom ==To use flash Take a picture ==To adjust image -Focus display brightness (when focus...
Page 259 Useful when subject is not in center of picture. First adjust focus according to subject @Subjects/environments which may make focusing difficult: • Fast-moving or extremely bright Hold down objects, or objects with no color halfway contrast. • Taking pictures through glass or near AF area objects emitting light.
Page 260 Taking pictures with zoom Do not block the lens barrel movement Zoom In/Out while zooming. E.ZOOM Turn to W side Turn to T side iFocus irange (P,41) ratio Zoom bar (approx,) @Zoom speed can be adjusted, Zoom slowly -* turn slightly Zoom quickly -_ turn completely @Adjust the focus after adjusting the zoom.
Page 261 You can zoom in up to 10 times with 'optical zoom', and up to 16.9 (DMC-TZ4: 15.9) times with 'EX optical zoom' with lower picture quality. You can also use 'digital zoom' to_ zoom in even further. =inTo enlarge quickly to max.
Page 262: Min. Shtr Speed
Taking pictures with zoom Zoom 4 times further than optical/extended optical zoom (maximum 40x - 67.5x_). (Note that, with digital zoom, enlarging will lessen picture quality.) DMC-TZ4:63.8 x Display REC menu Select 'ON' 111QUALITY 111 / ASPECT RATIO rlls0,NTELUGENT !_@ _M_,SH t_SPEED_1 [_] SENSITIVITY AUTO...
Page 263 When there is no card inserted, the pictures played back from the built-in memory. (Clipboard pictures can only be played back in CLIPBOARD mode (P.64).) Set to (_ Zoom lever Scroll through pictures number Total pictures DISPLAY Previous Next =inTo enlarge (playback zoom) @Hold down to quickly scroll forwards/...
Page 264 Pictures deleted will be from card if card is inserted, or from built-in memory if the card is not inserted, Deleted pictures cannot be recovered. Set to I_ Mode dial oe,e,e oi ,a,eo ic,or e the pwer during deletion. @Use a sufficiently charged battery or an AC adat_r (DMW- AC5PP, sold seprately).
Page 265 Changing recording information' Change between different LCD monitor displays, such as histograms. DISPLAY Press to change display @ In recording mode Recording Guide lines .1,2 information No display .1 Set 'HISTOGRAM' to 'ON' to display histogram (R23). *2 Select guide line pattern and recording information display on/off with 'GUIDE LINE' setting (R23).
Page 266 Taking pictures with flash (Screen eaml_: DMC-TZ5) @Stand at least 1 m (3.28 feet) Disl_yed for apox5 sec. away when using flash to take 3ictures of infants, @Can also be selected with I_. Tyh_i _!6ffS Ug_g AUTO Normal use • Automatically judges whether or not to flash Taking pictures of subjects in dark AUTO/RED-EYE...
Page 267 ==Available types in each mode ( : default setting) 0 ©*_ 0 © © ©- © © © © -© - • - ;0; ;0; _£!ii ililiii ii!!iiil- iiiliiiiiiliil © _i!iiiliiiii 0 •1 Set to _ (AUTO), _ (AUTO/RED-EYE reduction), orl (SLOW SYNC./RED-EYE reduction) according to subject and brightness.
Page 268 To enlarge the subject, you can take pictures from even closer up than the normal focus range allows (up to 5 cm [0,17 feet] for max. W) by using 'MACRO (AFt)'. Set to I_1 Mode dial Set to I_ (NORMAL mode)or PICTURE (MOTION PICTURE mode)
Page 269 Positioningcameraand subject within"} Accessible distance from subject depends on zoom ratio• Ranges for each mode dial setting are listed below• Focus range ..Outside focus range ==Mode dial set to: _ If_ "1 _ "1 [_ • 1 When using MACRO AF_ I Zoom ratio I I Focus ran.qe I 1 x (max•W)
Page 270 We recommend using a tripod. This is also effective for correcting jitter when pressing the shutter button, by setting the self timer to 2 seconds, Display 'SELFTIMER' duration ..Dismayed for apox5 sec. @Can also be selected with 4. Take a picture •...
Page 271 Taking pictures with exposure Corrects exposure when adequate exposure cannot be obtained (if difference between brightness of object and background, etc.). Depending on the brightness, this may not be possible in some cases. © isplay 'EXPOSURE' @Example of exposure compensation Select a value ÷...
Page 272 scN2SCN1 Taking pictures according the scene 'SCENE MODE' Set to I_ Set to 'SCNI' or 'SCN2' Select scene (Press 'MENU/SET' if scene menu is not displayed) Zoom lever @ SCENE MENU DISPLAY _O¢SI_S[_':!_ _ [_ can also be MENU/SET _Zoom lever I:_ _ : _i_ SCENENODE1 used to switch...
Page 273 Using SCENE MODE enables you to take pictures with optimum settings (exposure, coloring, etc.) for given scenes. VQT1P79...
Page 274 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according the scene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Improves the skin tone of subjects for a • 'AF MODE' default setting is :A: (face detection). healthier appearance in bright daylight conditions. PORTRAIT • Stand as close as possible to subject •...
Page 275 How toselect ascene (P.44) Using flash inscene modes (P.39) Take pictures of people and nightscapes with • Interference may be noticeable with dark scenes. close to actual brightness. • Shutter may remain closed for 1 second after taking picture. • Subject should not move for at least 1 second. •...
Page 276 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according thescene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) • Age and name will be displayed Uses weak [lash to bring out skin colors. for approx. 5 seconds after setting this mode. • To record age and name • Age display format depends on ('BABY1' and 'BABY2' can be set separately.) LANGUAGE setting.
Page 277 How to select a scene (P.44) Using flash in scene modes (P.39) Prevents blurring of subject in dark, indoor • Pictures may appear slightly conditions. grainy due to high sensitivity. • Main fixed settings QUALITY: [] (Standard) SENSITIVITY: ISO1600 - 6400 Select the aspect ratio and the picture size with •...
Page 278 ScN2SCN1 Taking pictures according thescene 'SCENE MODE' (Continued) Take clear pictures of starry skies or dark • Main fixed settings FLASH: [] FORCED FLASH OFF subjects. AUDIO REC.: OFF CONTINUOUS AF: OFF • Shutter speed settings STABILIZER: Select with • T, and press 'MENU/SET'. SENSITIVITY: ISO100 mSTA_R'_X ....
Page 279 How toselect ascene (P.44) Using flash inscene modes (P.39) Take pictures of the view from aircraft • Main fixed settings windows, FLASH: [] FORCED FLASH OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF • Turn the camera off when AERIAL • Angle the camera towards areas of contrasting taking off or landing.
Page 280 Taking motion pictures "} Record motion pictures and sound (motion pictures cannot be recorded without sound). You can take a motion picture while zooming, (We recommend using a card of at least 10 MB/s (as marked on its packaging, etc.),) ==Aspect and picture quality...
Page 281 Record information as to what day and where pictures were taken by setting departure dates and destinations. Set-up: • Clock must be set in advance (R19). • Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '_,SETUP MENU' -_ Select 'TRAVEL DATE' (P.20) Select 'LOCATION' ¢ ,,,2 v_j_, _./'.[_ CANCEL_...
Page 282 Useful features for travel Set-up: • Clock must be set in advance (P19). • Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '_SETUP MENU' -_ Select 'WORLD TIME' (1>.20) 'PLEASE SET THE HOME AREA' will be displayed when setting for the first time. In this case, press 'MENU/SET' and skip to step 2.
Page 283 Using REC menu Default setting: 'Quick setting' (P.66) is useful to easily call up frequently-used menus. Set size of picture. Number of pictures which can be recorded depends on this setting and on 'QUALITY' (see below). (P.100) ==Set-up: Mode dial I[_ _ SON1 SON2 -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select...
Page 284 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Aspect ratio of picture can be changed according to printing or playback format. • Set-up: Mode dial I_ O SON1 S ON2 B -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'ASPECT RATIO' (R20) •Settings: (Still pictures only) I_1_ Same as 4:3 TV or computer Same as normal film camera For playback on widescreen/...
Page 285 @Shutter speed and ISO sensitivity are displayed in the screen for a few seconds after recording. @ If interference becomes noticeable, we recommend reducing the setting, or selecting 'NATURAL' in the 'COLOR MODE' (R62). @Blurring may occur depending on brightness, and size, position, and speed of movement of the subject (e.g.
Page 286 Using REC menu (Continu÷d) Adjust coloring to suit light source if colors otherwise appear unnatural. IISet-up: Mode dial I_1 SON1 SON2 B -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select 'WHITE BALANCE' (P.20) ==Settings: (automatic) / 4_ (outdoor, clear sky) / _IL (outdoor, cloudy sky) / I_L (outdoor, shade)
Page 287 You can change the position formeasuring brightness when c orrecting exposure. • Set-up: Mode dial -+ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'METERING MODE' (1=.20) ,Settings: B_i_!_ _i_i_, _i_i Normal usage (produces balanced Multiple Whole screen pictures) Center Center and surrounding area Subject in center weighted Spot...
Page 288 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Determined position for 1-area-focusing (High speed)t Spot-focusing: focus Focuses on smaller, limited 1 area-focusing: Focuses on AF area in center area 1-area-focusing (High of picture speed) (Recommended for when 1-area-focusing focus is difficult to align) Spot-focusing @When using _ or _, picture may freeze momentarily...
Page 289 Enables a rapid succession of photographs to be taken. Succession of photographs taken while shutter button is held down. SON1SCN2 ,Set-up: Mode dial _ -, Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'BURST' (P.20) ,Settings BURST setting _peed No. of pictures _1 No burst 2.5 pictures/sec.
Page 290 USing REC menu (Contin.ed) Multiplies effect of optical zoom or extended optical zoom by up to 4 times. (See P.34 for details) • Set-up: Mode dial O SCN1 SON2 IBI -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'DIGITAL ZOOM' (P.20) =Settings: Set color effects. •...
Page 291 Sets shutter speed to minimum. We recommend using slower shutter speeds to take brighter pictures in dark locations. • Set-up: Mode dial I_1 -_ Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'MIN. SHTR SPEED' (P.20) ==Settings: 1/200 1/125 1/60 1/30 1!15 1/4 1/2 1 @Slower shutter speeds allow for brighter pictures but increase risk of jitter, so we recommend using a tripod and the self-timer.
Page 292 Set to 101 Set to [[_ (clipboard) _ii_ _ ili i li# Take a clipboard picture @Representsbuilt-in memory used entirelyfor clipboardpictures (approx.) Pi_!_ 2 M [] 1 M [] Press halfway Press fully (align focus) (take picture) Set REC/PLAY switch to I_ Set mode dial to[_ (CLIPBOARD mode) @Can be viewed with same operations as with still pictures taken in other modes...
Page 293: Zoom Mark
Useful for taking pictures of timetables and maps instead of taking memos. Regardless of presence of card, pictures will always be saved to clipboard folder of built-in memory, so that they can be distinguished from normal pictures and viewed immediately. Beware of copyrights, etc.
Page 294: Quick Setting
REC menu items can be called up easily (settings items displayed vary depending on recording mode), Set to 101 Display 'Quick setting' Q.MENU Hold Quick setting Select item and setting Select Press @Example) NORMAL PICTURE mode • STABILIZER _1 (P62) •...
Page 295 Viewing as list You can view 12 (or 30) pictures at once (multi playback), or view all pictures taken on a certain date (calendar playback). Set to • To view pictures: press 4 • Set to multiple screen display Date recorded Picture no. Scrolls with each Picture type...
Page 296 Set-up: REC/PLAY switch: I_ (Set mode dial to any except [_) • Operations during motion picture Select and play picture playback Motion • :Pause/play picture • :Stop mode icon 4 :Hold to fast rewind (single frame step while paused) Motion I_ :Hold to fast forward (single picture frame step while paused)
Page 297: Different Playback Methods
Different playback methods @Various playback modes for your pictures. @Pictures will be selected from built-in memory (not clipboard) if no card is inserted. @Playback mode is automatically set to 'NORMAL PLAY' when power is turned on with REC/PLAY switch set to _, or when switching from REC mode to playback mode. Displays one picture.
Page 298 Different playback methods Automatically play pictures in order and to music. Recommended for when viewing on TV screen. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ Select 'SLIDE SHOW' (P.20) Select playback method ,i/,J, _,'_ • t./&l I-bUKY blr-LLI_/IUIM CATEGORYSELECTION .Select category, and playback slideshow. FAVORITE ..........
Page 299: Category Play
Pictures can be classified automatically and viewed by category. Automatic classification starts when 'CATEGORY PLAY' is selected from the playback mode selection menu. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -_ Select 'CATEGORY PLAY' (R20) _ATE_RY Select the category CATEGORY PORTRAIT/i-PORTRAIT/ SOFT SKIN/SELF PORTRAIT/ (Portrait etc.) NIGHT PORTRAIT/ i-NIGHT PORTRAIT/BABY...
Page 300 Using PLAYBACK menu Select date from calendar screen to view only the pictures taken on that day (R67). Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -, '0_ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'CALENDAR' (R20) @Cannot be set in 'CATEGORY PLAY' or 'FAVORITE PLAY' playback modes (P,71). You can edit names from 'BABY' and 'PET' scene modes or destination in 'TRAVEL DATE', or give titles to your favorite pictures.
Page 301 • To edit _ select 'SINGLE' in step select picture with @ @, and press 'MENU/ SET' -+ correct text and press 'EXIT' @Cannot be set in 'CATEGORY PLAY' or 'FAVORITE PLAY' playback mode (R71). @Cannot be used with pictures taken on other devices, protected pictures, or motion pictures.
Page 302: Using Playback Menu
Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) check stamped text _ 'playback zoom' (P.35) @Picture size will be reduced if greater ASPECT After T ExY than 3M. Picture will become slightly grainier. 4 : 3 9 M $1, 8 M $2, 7 M $1, @Cannot be used with pictures taken on 3 : 2 2.5 M...
Page 303 ==MULTI Select 'MULTI' in step 1 on Select picture (up to 50 pictures) the left page -Resize setting DISPLAY Select size /.,_/_ ' _ REDUCED SjzE i _L Tosee _M 4_M _, description "_\_</ of resize: Number of pixels before/after _M ...
Page 304 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) Convert pictures taken in _ to _ or _ for printing. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ ' _ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'ASPECT CONV.' (P.2O) Select_ or LmJ[_l Select horizontal position and convert P_AYBAc_ ,{.;Odi / I_ s,_S{5 Iml (Moveportrait _J@L,"...
Page 305 @'ROTATE DISR' and 'ROTATE' cannot be used with motion pictures. @'ROTATE' cannot be used with protected pictures (R79). @Some pictures taken facing up or facing down may not be rotated automatically. It may not be possible to rotate pictures taken with certain other devices. @Pictures cannot be rotated during multi playback.
Page 306 Using PLAYBACK menu (Continued) Picture/picture no./date printing settings can be made for when printing with DPOF print- compatible shops or printers, (Ask at shop to check compatibility) For more information visit: http://pa na sonic,jp/dc/d pof 11O/white e.htm Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -_ '(]_ PLAYBACK menu' -_ Select 'DPOF PRINT' (P.20) Select 'SINGLE' or 'MULTI'...
Page 307 Set protection to disable picture deletion. Prevents deletion of important pictures. Set-up: Press 'MENU/SET' -+ '_ PLAYBACK menu' -+ Select 'PROTECT' (P.20) Select 'SINGLE' or 'MULTI' .,)\J__J5 .......... L_ ,it( D]O f)U[i MULTI c'_I SELECT€ Select picture and make setting @ SINGLE @ MULTI •...
Page 308 ( R-_."41 ). @DPOF settings will not be copied. @Only pictures from Panasonic digital cameras may be copied. @Original pictures will not be deleted after copying (to delete pictures -_ R36).
Page 309 Turn on power of Connect the camera to your computer to save, play, print, and e-mail your pictures. both camera and computer Set-up: Set REC/PLAY • Connect the camera to the AC adaptor (DMW- AC5PP, sold separately). (Alternatively, use a switch to (_ sufficiently-charged battery.)
Page 310 ==Folder and file names on computer You can save images to use on your computer by dragging and dropping folders and files into separate folders on your computer. DClM (Still/motion pictures) IO0-PANA (Up to 999 pictures/folder) P1000001 .JPG Built-in @Windows P1000999.JPG ;,Tp ctu es memory/ Drives are displayed...
Page 311 Turn on power of both You can connect directly to a PictBridge- compatible printer for printing. camera and printer Set-up: Set REC/PLAY switch to • Connect the camera to the AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately). (Alternatively, use a sufficiently-charged Connect camera to battery.) printer...
Page 312 Printing (coati,u÷€ d) Select 'MULTI PRINT' ® Select item ® Select 'PRINT START' in step 5 on the (See below for details) previous page i k_ \/_ _J'_ PRINT WffH DATE 2L/') SELECTALL D_O# # ic,_Qd_ ..... "_ F_if_ ......('Y_b,_'(_'_' LCANCEL_ SELECT: SET_ \c_y...
Page 313 (Make settings before selecting 'PRINT START') d) Select item ® Select setting ... PRENT WETHDATE _OAT_ _:b_ _A¥_ ....¢ _ / _IP_"_ _ ...._¢._ IDA"DE_ SELECT: SETm I ::T_ bE_EDT¢' SET_J PRINT WITH OFF/ON DATE NUM. OF PRINTS Set number of pictures (up to 999 pictures) _1_ (printer takes priority)
Page 314 Viewing on TV screen Connect camera to TV You can view _tures on a TV screen by connecting your camera to your TV with the AV cable (sued) or compnent cable (sold seprately: DMW-HDC2). Turn on TV @Also consult TV operating manual, @Set to auxiliary input, Set-up: •...
Page 315 Use component cable (sold separately: DMW-HDC2) to enjoy still and motion pictures in high definition _. Please check that the TV you are connecting to has a 1080i input terminal. DMC-TZ5 Only Connect the camera (COMPONENT OUT terminal) to a TV with a component cable, and set the TV to receive component terminal input.
Page 316 List of LCD monitor dispmays Save destination (P,18) Recording state Histogram (R37) Travel date (R53) 10 _Aperture value (R30) Shutter speed (R30) ISO sensitivity (P.57) Intelligent ISO (R56) 11 Current datettime Focus range (R41) Zoom (P,32) 12 _ Burst mode (R61) _Auto bracket...
Page 317 Press the display button to change display (P.14). 6 Exposure compensation (P.43) Favorites settings (P.77) Recorded date and time Travel destination setting (R53)/Name (P.48)/ Title (P.72) Destination settings (P.54) 10 Recording information _Age in years/months (P.48) 11 Travel elapsed days (R53) 12 _ Power LCD (P.22) 13 _...
Page 318 Message displays @Release using the write-protect switch on the SD memory card or SDHC memory card. (R 18) P EAY @Take pictures, or insert a different card already containing pictures. @Release the protection before deleting, etc. (P.79) @Non-DCF images (R35) cannot be deleted. -_ Save all necessary data to computer (or other device),...
Page 319 iiii!_;i ¸_MiiE!M_RY_;_!R!b_i_!E_R_R_e!R!!i_i!_!_!!i!_i_E_A_s!E_i_iH_iE_K!!_TH_iE_!_AiRb @Access to card has failed. -* Insert card again. @Card is not of SD standard. Only SDHC memory cards can be used for capacities of 4GB or greater. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; @Data read has failed. -, Check whether card has been inserted correctly (E 17). @Data write has failed.
Page 320 Q&A • FAQ Which cards can I use? @Using Panasonic cards is recommended. • SD memory card (8 MB - 2 GB) • SDHC memory card (4 GB - 16 GB) For more details (R18, 104) rHow can I easily send pictures to...
Page 321 Try checking these items (P.93-97) first. (Restoring menu settings to default values may solve certain problems. Try using 'RESET' in SETUP menu in recording mode (P.25).) Camera does not work even if power is turned @Battery is not inserted correctly (El 7), or needs recharging (P.16). LCD monitor shuts off even if power is turned on.
Page 322 Q&A Troubleshooting (Continued) Recorded pictures appear coarse, or there is interference. @ISO sensitivity is high, or shutter speed is low. (Default SENSITIVITY setting is 'AUTO' - interference may appear with indoor pictures.) -* Lower 'SENSITIVITY' (P.57). -_ Set 'COLOR MODE' to 'NATURAL' (P.62) -, Take pictures in brighter locations.
Page 323: Calendar
Date/age is not displayed. @Current date, 'TRAVEL DATE' (P.53), and ages in 'BABY' and 'PET' (P.48) scene modes are only displayed for approx. 5 sec. after start-up, setting changes, or mode changes. They cannot be always displayed. No flash emitted. @Flash set to 'FORCED FLASH OFF _' (P.38).
Page 324 Q&A Troubleshooting (Continued) White round spots like soap bubbles appear on the recorded picture. @If you take a picture with the flash in a dark place or indoors, white round spots may appear on the picture caused by the flash reflecting of particles of dust in the air. This is not a fault.
Page 325 Edges cut off pictures when printing. @Release any trimming or edgeless printing settings on printer before printing. (Consult printer operating manual.) @Pictures taken on _ 'ASPECT RATIO'. -_ If printing in shop, check if 16:9 sizes can be printed. Menu not displayed in desired language.
Page 326 Usage cautions and notes Camera may become warm if used for long periods of time, but this is not a fault, @To avoid jitter, use a tripod and place in a stable location (Especially when using telescopic zoom, lower shutter speeds, or self-timer) @Keep the camera as far away as possible from electromagnetic equipment...
Page 327 ,1 DMC-TZ4 CIPA standards: • Using Panasonic SD memory card (16 MB) • Using the supplied battery • Temperature 23 °C (73.4 °F), humidity 50 % • NORMAL PICTURE mode • LCD monitor ON (The number of recordable pictures decreases in AUTO POWER LCD, POWER LCD, and HIGH ANGLE mode) •...
Page 328 Recording pictureltime capacity @Varies according to 'ASPECT RATIO' (P.56), 'PICTURE SIZE' (P.55), or 'QUALITY' (R55) settings, _ATi_ 460 1170 1900 910 2320 3770 600 1180 970 1830 4640 7550 550 1090 790 1530 1220 2360 1920 3610 8780 12290 860 169C 970 1910 1090 2150 1560 3010 2410 4640 3770 7090 17240 24130 1760 3450 1980 3890 2230 4380 3180 6130 4910 9440 7670 1444035080 49120 3550 6950 3980 7840 4490 8820 6410 12350 9880 1900015440 2907070590 98840...
Page 329 @ Figures given a re estimates. May vary a ccording toconditions, card type, and subject. _ @ Recording capacities/times displayed onLCD monitor may n ot b ereduced regularly. •1DMC-TZ5 ,2DMC-TZ4 115 220 150 t10 210 170 330 130 250 220 430 220 135 260 150 300 210 430 340 650 125 240...
Page 330 Digital Camera: Information for your safety DC5.1 V When recording: 1.3 W (DMC-TZ5)/1.2 W (DMC-TZ4) When playing back: 0.6 W @DMC-TZ5: 9,100,OOOpixels @DMC-TZ4: 8,1OO,0OOpixels @DMC-TZ5: 1/2.33" CCD, total pixel number 10,700,OOOpixels @DMC-TZ4: 1/2.5" CCD, total plxel number 8,320,000 pixels Primary color filter Optical 10 x zoom f=4.7 mm to 47 mm (35 mm film camera equivalent: 28 mm to 280 mm)/F3.3to F4.9 igit...
Page 331 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) Operati6 dity 10 % to 80 % Battery charger (Panasonic DE-A45B): Information for your safety CHARGE 4.2 V ---==0.8 A 110 V to 240 V 50/60Hz, 0.2 A Equipment...
Page 332 Product name: Battery Pack Product name: AC adaptor Product no,: CGA-SOO7A Product no,: DMW-AC5PP @Performance identical to supplied battery pack, @Recommended for taking on holiday, etc. Product name: Leather Case Product name: Marine Case Product no.: DMW-CT3 Product no.: DMW-MCTZ5 Product name: Semi Hard Case Product name: Component Cable Product no.:...
Page 333 VISIT YOUR LOCAL PANASONIC DEALER CALL PANASONIC'S ACCESSORY ORDER LINE AT 1-800-332-5368 [6 AM-6 PM M-F, PACIFIC TIME] MAIL THIS ORDER TO: PANASONIC SERVICE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPANY ACCESSORY ORDER OFFICE 20421 84th Avenue South Kent, WA. 98032 In CANADA, please contact your local Dealer for more information about accessories.
Page 334 Mail this completed form and your Proof of Purchase along with your unit to: Panasonic Camera and Digital Service Center 1590 Touhy Ave. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 VQT1P79...
Page 335 PANASONIC CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COMPANY, DIVISION OF PANASONIC CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094 PANASONIC PUERTO RICO, INC. Ave. 65 de Infanteria, Km. 9.5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Digital Still Camera...
Page 336 Carry-In or Mail-In Service For Carry-In or Mail-In Service in the United States call 1-800-211 -PANA (7262). For assistance in Puerto Rico call Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. (787)-750-4300 or fax (787)-768-2910. This warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials or...
Page 337 Customer Se ices Directo USA On_y) Accessory Purchases Purchase Parts, Accessories and Instruction Books online for all Panasonic Products by visiting our Web Site at: httD://www.Dstc.Danasonic.com or, send your request by E-mail to: I_DCDarts @ US. Danasonic. corn You may also contact us directly at:...
Page 338 @ Utilisez toujours une batterie de marque PLACEZ SUR L'APPAREIL AUCUN Panasonic. (CGA-SOO7A) OBJET REMPLI DE LIQUlDE, TEL @Si une batterie autre que Panasonic est UN VASE. utilisee, nous ne pouvons garantir le bon • UTILISEZ EXCLUSIVEMENT fonctionnement de rappareil.
Page 339 I_loignez I'appareil le plus possible Apropos du bloc-batterie de tout dispositif _mettant un champ Batterie (batterie au lithium-ion) _lectromagn_tique (tel un four & micro- • Utilisez I'unite specifiee pour recharger ondes, un t_l_viseur, une console la batterie. jeux video, etc.). •...
Page 340 @List of LCD monitor displays (P.88) Dial Display (Mode dial display) ..... 26 Digital Zoom ........34, 62 Aerial Photo Mode ........DPOF Print Setting ......... AF Assist Lamp ........Dual play (DMC-TZ5 only) ...... AF Lock ..........AF Mode ..........Aspect Conversion .........
Page 341: Title Edit
Rotate Display ........m/ft ............Macro Recording ........Scene Menu ........... Metering Mode ........Scene Mode ........... Minimum Shutter Speed ......Scenery Mode ........Motion Picture Mode ....... Self Portrait Mode ........Motion Picture Playback ......Self-timer ..........Multi Aspect Mode (DMC-TZ5 only) ..51 Setup Menu ..........
Page 342 Consumer Electronics Company, Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094 Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. Ave, 65 de Infanteria, Km, 9,5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3 ©...

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