Playing Back Pictures - Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX50 Operating Instructions Manual

Panasonic lumix dmc-fx50: operating instruction
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Playing Back Pictures

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Move
to select the picture.
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: Play back the previous picture
: Play back the next picture
• The first recorded picture will be
displayed after the last recorded
picture.
• When [ROTATE DISP.] (P83) is set to
[ON], pictures recorded by holding the
camera vertically are played back
vertically.
Fast forwarding/Fast rewinding
Move and hold
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during playback.
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: Fast rewind
: Fast forward
• The file number
and the picture
number
only change one by one.
Release
/
when the number of the
desired picture appears to play back the
picture.
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• If you move and hold
of files forwarded/rewound at one time
increases. The actual number of files
forwarded/rewound at one time
depends on the number of files
recorded.
• In review playback in recording mode
and in multi playback (P64), the
1/3
pictures can only be forwarded or
rewound one by one.
• This camera is based on the DCF
standard "Design rule for Camera File
system" which was established by the
"JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information
Technology Industries Association)".
• The file format that can be played back on
the camera is JPEG. (In some cases,
even JPEG pictures cannot be played
back.)
• The LCD monitor may not be able to
display the details of the recorded
pictures. You can use the playback zoom
(P66) to check the details of the pictures.
• If you play back pictures that have been
recorded with other equipment, the picture
quality may deteriorate. (The pictures are
displayed as [THUMBNAIL IS
DISPLAYED] on the screen.)
• If you change a folder name or file name
on your PC, the pictures may not play
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back on the camera.
• If you play back a non-standard file, the
folder/file number is indicated by [—] and
the screen may turn black.
• Depending on the subject, an interference
fringe may appear on the screen. This is
called moire. This is not a malfunction.
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