Basic Shooting Operation; Holding The Camera/Direction Detection Function; Mode Dial - Panasonic LUMIX DMC-TZ6 Operating Instructions Manual

Basic shooting operation

Shutter button
Status indicator
Motion picture button
• Motion pictures can be recorded
immediately by pressing the
motion picture button.
Taking still pictures
Press the shutter button
Gently press the shutter button
Press halfway
(Adjust the focus)
Press and hold the shutter
button to take picture
Press fully
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For the operating procedures for the DMC-TZ6/DMC-ZS1, see P.28.
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Turn on the power
Status indicator illuminated for
approx. 1 second.
Set to
: Pictures and motion
pictures can be taken.
: The captured pictures and
motion pictures can be
played back.
Set to the desired recording mode
Aim the camera and shoot
Recording motion pictures
Press the motion picture button
Press the motion picture button
to start recording
Press the motion picture button
again to finish recording
• Motion pictures cannot be recorded in
(CLIPBOARD mode). (P.59)
Please set the clock before shooting (P.15).

Holding the camera/Direction detection function

AF assist lamp • Stand with your arms close to your body and with
your legs apart.
Flash
• Do not touch the lens.
• Do not block the microphone when recording audio.
(P.10)
• Do not block the flash or the lamp. Do not look at it
from close range.
• Pictures taken with camera held vertically can
automatically be displayed vertically in playback.
(Only when 'ROTATE DISP.' (P.92) is set to 'ON')
Pictures may not be able to be displayed vertically
if taken with camera facing upwards or downwards.
Motion pictures cannot be displayed vertically during
playback.

Mode dial

Align to
correct mode
INTELLIGENT AUTO
Mode
NORMAL PICTURE Mode
MY SCN MODE
SCENE MODE
CLIPBOARD Mode
The current mode will be displayed on the
LCD monitor when the mode dial is turned.
Take images with automatic settings (P.30).
Take images with customized settings (P.33).
Taking images in frequently-used scene
modes (P.58).
Take images according to scene (P.49).
Take pictures as memos (P.79).
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