Using Thetouch Panel; Touch Operations - Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP3 Operating Instructions Manual

Using theTouch Panel

This camera's LCD monitor is a touch panel. Touch or drag your finger on the screen to
record, play back and make settings.
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This touch panel detects the electrical properties of the human body (capacitive touch
panel). Touch the panel directly with your bare finger.
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Touch the panel with the clean and dry finger.
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The touch panel generally cannot be used;
• With a commercially available stylus pen or a gloved hand
• With wet hands or immediately after applying hand lotion
• When you use a commercially available liquid crystal protection sheet (It may impair
visibility and operability.)
• When the both hands or more than one finger are on the touch panel at the same time
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Do not press on the LCD monitor with hard pointed tips, such as ball point pens.
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Do not operate with your fingernails.
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Wipe the LCD monitor with dry soft cloth when it gets dirty.
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Do not scratch or press the LCD monitor too hard.
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Touch
To "touch" is to press the touch panel and then pull the finger back
again.
Touching is used to select icons or pictures, among other actions.
• Touch icon near its center. If multiple icons are touched
simultaneously, the camera may not operate normally.
• Touch and release ▲▼◄► icons repeatedly until the required
value/setting is obtained. The value/setting does not change in
succession when you keep touching the icons.
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Drag
To "drag" is to touch and slide your finger across the touch panel
surface.
During playback, if you drag your finger from the center of the
screen to the left or right, the display advances or goes back to
another picture.
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Effective range of touching
Touch operations do not work at the edge of the screen.
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During touch operations, hold the camera securely so it does not drop.
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If a screen icon, etc. does not respond when touched, change the position that you are
touching slightly and try the operation again.
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Touch operations

Detection area
of the sensor
(approximation)