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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LX9 Operating Instructions For Advanced Features (308 pages)

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Digital Camera | Size: 10.61 MB

Finding the Information You Need
2
How to Use this Manual
3
Table of Contents
4
Contents by Function
10
Before Use
13
Standard Accessories
15
Names and Functions of Main Parts
16
Preparations
18
Attaching the Hand Strap
18
Charging Battery
19
Inserting the Battery
20
Charging the Battery
21
Inserting and Removing the Card (Optional)
24
About the Card
25
Formatting the Card (Initialisation)
26
Estimated Recording Capacity (Number of Pictures/Recording Time)
26
Setting the Clock
28
Changing Time Settings
29
Basics
30
Holding the Camera
30
Adjusting the Angle of the Monitor
31
Buttons/Dials/Levers Used for Recording
32
Zoom Lever (Use Zoom)
32
Shutter Button (Taking Pictures)
33
Motion Picture Button (Recording Motion Pictures)
34
Mode Dial (Select the Recording Mode)
34
Control Ring / Aperture Ring / Rear Dial
35
Cursor Button / [MENU/SET] Button (Selecting/Setting Items)
37
(Switching the Display Information)
37
Touch Screen (Touch Operations)
39
Touching the Screen and Recording
40
(Touch Shutter Function)
40
Easily Optimising the Brightness for a Specified Area ([Touch AE])
41
Setting the Menu
42
Calling Frequently-Used Menus Instantly (Quick Menu)
44
Change the Quick Menu to Your Preferred Item
45
Assigning Frequently Used Functions to the Buttons (Function Buttons)
46
Using the Function Buttons During Recording
47
Using the Function Buttons During Playback
48
Entering Text
49
Recording Mode
50
Taking Pictures with Automatic Settings (Intelligent Auto Mode)
50
Taking Pictures Using a Handheld Camera ([Ihandheld Night Shot])
53
Combining Pictures into a Single Still Picture with Rich Gradation ([Ihdr])
54
Recording Images by Changing the Brightness (Exposure) or Colour Tone
55
Defocusing the Background (Defocus Control Function)
56
Taking Pictures of Yourself [Self Shot]
57
Changing the Way the Shutter Is Released
59
Taking Pictures after Automatically Setting the Aperture Value and Shutter Speed (Programme AE Mode)
61
Taking Pictures by Setting the Aperture Value and Shutter Speed
62
Taking Pictures by Setting the Aperture Value (Aperture-Priority AE Mode)
62
Taking Pictures by Setting the Shutter Speed (Shutter-Priority AE Mode)
63
Taking Pictures by Setting the Aperture Value and Shutter Speed (Manual Exposure Mode)
64
Checking the Effects of the Aperture Value and Shutter Speed (Preview Mode)
66
Easily Set Aperture / Shutter Speed for Suitable Exposure (One Push AE)
68
Recording Panorama Pictures (Panorama Shot Mode)
69
Taking Pictures According to the Scene (Scene Guide Mode)
72
Types of Scene Guide Mode
73
Taking Pictures with Different Picture Effects (Creative Control Mode)
76
Types of Picture Effects
77
(Creative Video Mode)
82
Recording Slow Motion Pictures ([High Speed Video])
83
Minimising Operational Sounds During Motion Picture Recording
84
Registering Your Own Settings and Recording (Custom Mode)
85
Registering Your Own Settings ([Cust.set Mem.])
85
Recording Using Registered Custom Set
86
Focus, Brightness (Exposure) and Colour Tone Settings
87
Taking Pictures with Auto Focus
87
Set the Focusing Operation to be Performed When the Shutter Button Is Pressed Halfway (AFS, AFF, AFC)
88
Switching [AF Mode]
89
Changing the Position and Size of the AF Area
95
Optimising the Focus and Brightness for a Touched Position
98
Taking Close-Up Pictures (Macro Recording)
99
Taking Pictures with Manual Focus
100
Taking Pictures by Locking the Focus And/Or Exposure (AF/AE Lock)
102
Taking Pictures with Exposure Compensation
103
Setting the ISO Sensitivity
104
Adjusting the White Balance
106
4K Photo and Drive Settings
110
Recording 4K Photos
110
Notes on the 4K Photo Function
114
Selecting Pictures from 4K Burst File and Saving
117
Adjusting the Focus after Recording ([Post Focus]/[Focus Stacking])
121
Recording Using [Post Focus]
121
Select the Focus Point and Save the Picture ([Post Focus])
123
Combine Multiple Pictures to Increase the Focus Range ([Focus Stacking])
124
Selecting a Drive Mode
126
Burst Function
127
Taking Pictures with Self-Timer
129
(Bracket Recording)
130
Exposure Bracket
131
Aperture Bracket
132
Focus Bracket
132
Taking Pictures Automatically at Set Intervals [Time Lapse Shot]
133
Creating Stop Motion Animation [Stop Motion Animation]
135
[Stop Motion Animation]
135
Stabiliser, Zoom and Flash
138
Correcting Jitter
138
Using Zoom
140
Zoom Types and Use
140
Using the Zoom by Performing Touch Operations (Touch Zoom)
143
Taking Pictures with Flash
144
Setting the Flash Functions
146
Changing Flash Mode
146
Setting the 2Nd Curtain Sync
148
Adjusting the Flash Output
148
Recording Motion Pictures
149
Recording Motion Picture/4K Motion Picture
149
[Post Focus] Recording
149
Setting the Format, Picture Size and Recording Frame Rate
151
Adjusting the Focus While Recording Motion Pictures ([Continuous AF])
153
Pan or Zoom While Recording with the Camera in a Fixed Position [4K Live Cropping]
154
Recorded
157
Taking Still Pictures While a Motion Picture Is Being Recorded
157
Recording Snap Movies
158
Viewing Your Pictures
161
Viewing Motion Pictures
162
Capturing Still Pictures from Motion Pictures
163
Switching the Playback Method
164
Zooming in and Viewing "Playback Zoom
164
Viewing a List of Pictures "Multi Playback
164
Viewing Pictures by Their Recording Date "Calendar Playback
165
Viewing Group Pictures
166
Deleting Pictures
168
Using Menu Functions
169
Menu List
169
[Rec]
169
[Photo Style]
170
[Filter Settings]
172
[Picture Size]
174
[Quality]
174
[Highlight Shadow]
176
[I.dynamic]
177
[I.resolution]
177
[Hdr]
178
[Long Shtr NR]
182
[Diffraction Compensation]
182
[Color Space]
183
[Motion Picture]
187
[Wind Noise Canceller]
188
[Custom]
189
[Center Marker]
193
[Zebra Pattern]
194
[Monochrome Live View]
195
[Setup]
198
[Playback]
207
Wi-Fi
227
What You Can Do with the Wi-Fi Function
227
Sending Pictures to a
227
Wi-Fi Function
228
Operating the Camera by Connecting It to a Smartphone
231
Installing the Smartphone/Tablet App "Panasonic Image App
231
Connecting to a Smartphone
232
Taking Pictures Via a Smartphone (Remote Recording)
236
Playing Back Pictures in the Camera on a Smartphone
237
Saving Pictures in the Camera to a Smartphone
237
Sending Pictures in the Camera to Social Networking Services
238
Adding Location Information to Pictures in the Camera from a Smartphone
238
Combining Motion Pictures Recorded with Snap Movie According to Your Preference on a Smartphone
240
Displaying Still Pictures on a TV
241
Sending Pictures
242
Smartphone
245
Wireless Printing
246
Sending Pictures to AV Device
247
Sending Pictures to a PC
248
Using WEB Services
250
When Sending Images to WEB Service
250
When Sending Images to
253
[Cloud Sync. Service]
253
Using "LUMIX CLUB
254
About the [LUMIX CLUB]
254
About Connections
259
Connecting Via a Wireless Access Point
260
([Via Network])
260
Connecting Directly ([Direct])
263
Connecting Quickly with the same Settings as Used Previously
264
[Select a Destination from Favorite])
264
[Wi-Fi Setup]
266
Connecting with Other Devices
268
Enjoying 4K Motion Pictures
268
Viewing 4K Motion Pictures
268
Storing 4K Motion Pictures
269
Viewing on TV Screen
270
VIERA Link (HDMI) (HDAVI Control™)
272
Storing Recorded Still Pictures and Motion Pictures on Your PC
273
Downloading Software
274
Copying Still Pictures and Motion Pictures
276
Storing Recorded Still Pictures and Motion Pictures in the Recorder
278
Printing
279
Printing with Date and Text
281
Optional Accessories
282
Using the AC Adaptor (Optional) and DC Coupler (Optional) Instead of the Battery
282
List of Monitor Display
283
Message Displays
289
Q&A Troubleshooting
292
Usage Cautions and Notes
300

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