Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 Operating Instructions Manual page 6

• 5 [STARRY SKY] ........................... 67
• 4 [FIREWORKS] ............................ 68
• 6 [BEACH] ..................................... 68
• 8 [SNOW]....................................... 68
• 7 [AERIAL PHOTO] ....................... 68
• [PIN HOLE] ................................. 69
• [FILM GRAIN] ............................. 69
Motion Picture Mode............................... 70
Useful Functions at Travel
Destinations ............................................ 71
• Recording which Day of the
Vacation and the Location of
the Vacation ..................................... 71
• Recording Dates/Times at
Overseas Travel Destinations
(World Time)..................................... 73
Using the [REC] Mode Menu .................. 74
• [FILM MODE] .............................. 74
• @ [PICTURE SIZE] .......................... 76
• A [QUALITY]................................... 77
• [INTELLIGENT ISO] ................... 78
• > [SENSITIVITY]............................ 78
• [ISO LIMIT SET].......................... 79
• = [WHITE BALANCE] .................... 79
• C [METERING MODE] ................... 81
• AF [AF MODE] ................................. 82
• [PRE AF] ..................................... 84
• [AF/AE LOCK] ............................ 84
• [I.EXPOSURE]............................ 85
• [MULTI. EXPO.].......................... 85
• ) [DIGITAL ZOOM] ........................ 87
• [STABILIZER] ............................ 87
• [MIN. SHTR SPEED] .................. 88
• B [AUDIO REC.] ............................... 88
• F [AF ASSIST LAMP]................... 88
• [FLASH SYNCHRO] ................... 89
• [EXT. VIEWFINDER] .................. 89
• [CONVERSION] ......................... 90
• U [CLOCK SET] .............................. 90
Advanced (Playback)
Playing Back Pictures on the
Dual Display (Dual Play)......................... 91
Playing Back Pictures in Sequence
(Slide Show) ........................................... 92
Selecting Pictures and Playing them
Back ([CATEGORY PLAY]/
[FAVORITE PLAY]) ................................ 94
• [CATEGORY PLAY] ......................... 94
• [FAVORITE PLAY] ........................... 95
Playing Back Motion Pictures/
Pictures with Audio ................................. 95
• Motion pictures ................................. 95
• Pictures with audio ........................... 96
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Creating still pictures from a
motion picture ......................................... 96
Using the [PLAYBACK] mode menu....... 97
• [CALENDAR] .............................. 97
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• [TITLE EDIT]............................... 98
• [TEXT STAMP] ......................... 100
• Q [RESIZE] .................................. 101
• [TRIMMING]............................. 102
• [LEVELING] .............................. 103
• ? [ASPECT CONV.] ..................... 104
• N [ROTATE]/
M [ROTATE DISP.]....................... 105
• Ü [FAVORITE] ............................... 106
• O [DPOF PRINT]........................... 106
• P [PROTECT]............................... 108
• B [AUDIO DUB.] ............................. 109
• S [COPY] .................................... 109
Connecting to other equipment
Connecting to a PC............................... 111
Printing the Pictures.............................. 114
• Selecting a single picture and
printing it......................................... 115
• Selecting multiple pictures and
printing them................................... 115
• Print Settings .................................. 116
Playing Back Pictures on a
TV Screen............................................. 118
• Playing back pictures using the
AV cable (supplied) ........................ 118
• Playing back pictures on a TV
with an SD Memory Card slot......... 119
• Playing back on the TV with
component socket .......................... 119
Using the Conversion Lens
(optional)............................................... 120
Using the Protector/Filter ...................... 122
Using the External Flash (optional)....... 123
Using External Viewfinder (optional)..... 125
Others
Screen Display...................................... 126
Cautions for Use ................................... 128
Message Display .................................. 131
Functions that cannot be set or will
not work under some conditions ........... 133
Troubleshooting .................................... 137
Number of Recordable Pictures and
Available Recording Time..................... 145
Specifications........................................ 149