Playback (Basic); Playing Back Pictures - Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ10GN Operating Instructions Manual

Playback (basic)

Playing Back Pictures

Preparation
• Set the mode dial to [
1
Select the picture.
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• Press 2 to play back the previous
picture.
• Press 1 to play back the next
picture.
• The picture following the last one is
the first picture.
ª Fast forwarding/Fast rewinding
When you keep pressing 2/1 during
playback, the file number and the page
number are updated. If you release 2/
1 when the number of the desired
picture appears, you can play back the
picture.
1: Fast forward
2: Fast rewind
• The number of files forwarded/
rewound at a time depends on how
long you hold down 2/1.
• The longer you hold down 2/1, the
more pictures you can forward/rewind
at a time.
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• The setting of the number of files
forwarded/rewound at a time varies
depending on the total number of the
recorded pictures.
• When releasing 2/1, the number of
file forwarded begins from 1.
• While forwarding or rewinding a large
number of pictures by holding down
2/1, once release 2/1 before
reaching the picture to be played back,
then press 2/1 to forward/rewind
pictures until the desired picture
appears.
• In review playback in the recording
mode or multi playback, the picture
can only be forwarded or rewound one
by one.
¬ Suggestions/Tips ¬
• This camera is based on the DCF
standards (Design rule for Camera
File system) which were established
by the Japan Electronics and
Information Technology Industries
Association (JEITA).
• When changing the folder name or file
name on PC, the pictures may not be
played back.
• The file format that can be played back
with this camera is JPEG. (There are
also pictures that cannot be played
back in JPEG format.)
• When playing back pictures that have
been recorded with other equipment,
the picture quality may be deteriorated
and pictures may not be played back.
• When playing back a file out of
standard, the folder/file number is
indicated by [—] and the screen may
turn black.
• The interference fringe may appear on
the screen depending on the subject.
This is called moire. This is not a
malfunction.