It has The camera only supports JPEG capture but offers a choice of three aspect ratios — , and Typical file sizes are shown in the table below. Video capture capabilities are above average for a digicam but typical of many Panasonic cameras.
Two aspect ratios are supported — and — with two sizes and two frame rates for each aspect ratio. Typical recording times are shown in the table below. Touch Screen Controls The touch screen is the main feature that distinguishes the FX from its sibling digicams and provides a point of difference in the marketplace. Instead you must combine the touch screen with the menu and mode buttons and move through settings with the joystick which, as pointed out above, is fiddly to operate.
The FX provides seven shooting modes, which are accessed via the mode button but selected via the touch screen. The illustration below shows the shooting mode screen. You simply tap on the icon for the mode you wish to use and it is engaged. Selecting the A, S or M mode allows you to adjust the aperture and shutter speed settings using the sliders on the screen.
In aperture priority mode, the aperture settings slider runs along the lower edge of the screen while a slider for exposure compensation runs down the right hand side. In shutter priority mode, the shutter speed settings run along the lower edge of the screen, while exposure compensation remains on the right. The slider controls for aperture and shutter speed settings in manual mode. To change settings, simly touch the cyan bar on the slider and drag it to the new setting. The joystick is then used to change exposure settings.
The same joystick control also accesses white balance adjustments, which range from red to blue in 10 steps. A QWERTY keyboard is displayed for inputting the former — and here the stylus is preferred over tapping on the alphanumeric icons. These modes allow the age of the subject to be recorded in the image metadata for easy retrieval when you wish to know how old the subject was when the shot was taken. They also allow the name and age of the subject to be superimposed on shots for printing. The default setting is Off for this function.
The Intelligent Auto iA mode takes advantage of the touch screen by automatically selecting the most appropriate scene mode for the subject. If, for example, you touch a face on the screen, Portrait mode is selected.
For outdoor shots, the Backlight control pops up automatically and you can switch it on or off by touching the screen. The touch screen can also be used as a focus control. Simply touch the AFAE icon on the lower right side of the screen then touch the screen at the point you want to focus on. Both focus and exposure will be set for that area. Menu button on the lower right corner of the rear panel. Pressing the Menu button calls up the standard Panasonic menu containing three pages of shooting controls and five pages of set-up options.
Many of the standard menu settings are replicated in the Quick Menu, although the user interfaces differ, as shown in the illustrations below. In both cases, functions are selected by toggling with the joystick and set by pressing it in. Both menus provide the standard resolution, quality, white balance and exposure adjustments and allow you to switch settings like the stabiliser and Intelligent ISO on and off.
The standard menu also allows you to set minimum shutter speeds, engage the picture adjustments contrast, sharpness, saturation and noise reduction and colour effects and record audio with still pictures. Some of these functions are restricted to the P, A, S and M modes, while others apply more widely. The joystick provides quick access to the exposure compensation, flash, close-up and timer settings, all of which are set by toggling.
The flash options are shown in the screen grab below. Playback Playback mode is selected via the slider on the top right corner of the rear panel. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are as essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website.
We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Skip to content. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.
This is where a manual comes as helpful product complement. With this manual, user will be able to understand the specification, features, camera parts, setting, and others. So, for you who are about to learn the digital camera product, the manual of it will be the best reference.
It is the overall look of this camera that will be the first topic to discuss. This camera is really squared.
Further, the edges are all hard and right-angles. It is also small enough to put into your jacket or small bag. This premium compact camera is easy to use and easy to handle. Some small buttons are built in the rear side of the camera. Although the button size is pretty small, it is well spaced that loose the chance of pressing the wrong button.
The sensitive touch-screen LCD is also available, so if you want to control it easier, you can just touch the screen. What most people like about this cool camera. It has both touch-screen and traditional buttons on the rear sides. But, to give you the simpler view about it, we have resumed the manual to the brief explanation about specification as followed. This camera is completed with the ultrawide 5x optical zoom lens from Leica. It has a 12 megapixels sensor with optical image stabilization.
0コメント