Panasonic Digital Camera Dmc Lc1 Operating Instructions

							Recording pictures (basic)
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Taking Pictures using Burst Mode
Preparation
 Set the operational mode dial to burst mode [ ]. (P30)
1Select [BURST RATE], set [ ] 
or [ ] and then take pictures.
 Keep pressing the shutter button 
fully to activate the burst mode.
 Close the menu by pressing the 
[MENU] button after finishing the 
setting.
¬Suggestions/Tips ¬
ªBurst speed
ªNumber of pictures recorded in 
burst mode When the flash is not activated, it is 
possible to record 2.7 frames in 1 
second in burst mode at a shutter 
speed higher than 1/60th.
 If the flash is activated, you can record 
only 1 frame.
 You cannot take pictures with audio in 
the burst mode.
 When setting auto bracket and the 
burst mode simultaneously, auto 
bracket will be performed.
 Burst mode will not perform as 
described if a MultiMediaCard is used 
in place of an SD Memory Card. The 
reading/writing speed of a 
MultiMediaCard is slower than that of 
an SD Memory Card.
 When setting the quality to [ ], you 
cannot take pictures in the burst mode.
 When you slow the shutter speed, 
the shutter may be kept closed after 
recording due to the signal 
conditioning. This is not a 
malfunction. The burst interval also 
becomes longer and the limit on the 
burst frames is released.
 The number of remaining frames may 
not correspond with recorded frames.
 If you rotate the zoom ring while taking 
pictures in the burst mode, recorded 
pictures may not be correctly focused 
on the subject.
Burst speed2.7 frames/
second1 frame/
second
Picture 
size
2560max.
3 framesmax.
5 framesmax.
9 frames
2048max.
5 framesmax.
8 framesmax.
15 frames
1600max.
8 framesmax.
15 framesmax.
28 frames
H
L
MENU
SPOT AF
SENSITIVITY
BURST RATE
AUDIO REC.SETUP
SELECT SET EXITMENU
REVIEWREVIEW
REC2/4
HL
1280max.
12 framesmax.
23 framesmax.
44 frames
640max.
44 framesmax.
80 framesmax.
137 frames
HDTVmax.
8 framesmax.
14 framesmax.
27 frames
RAW
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							Playback (basic)
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Playback (basic)
Playing Back Pictures
Preparation
 Set the operational mode dial to playback mode [ ]. (P30)
1Select the picture.
 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.
ªFast 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.
 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.
2560
100_
00011/19
REVIEW
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¬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.
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							Playback (basic)
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9 Pictures Multi Playback
Preparation
 Set the operational mode dial to playback mode [ ]. (P30)
1Switch to multi screen.2Select the pictures.
ªTo return to the normal indication
Rotate the command dial clockwise.
 The picture with the number colored in 
yellow appears.
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SELECT CANCEL
65
123
4
798
REVIEW
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65
123
4
7
SELECT CANCEL
101112
98
REVIEW
REVIEW
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							Playback (basic)
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Using the Playback Zoom
Preparation
 Set the operational mode dial to playback mode [ ]. (P30)
1Enlarge the picture.
2Shift the picture.
ªTo delete a picture during the 
playback zoom
Press the [ ] button.
When the confirmation screen appears, 
press 2 to select [YES], and press
4/[REVIEW]. (P56)
¬
Suggestions/Tips ¬
 The more the picture is enlarged, the 
more its quality deteriorates.
 The playback zoom may not operate if 
pictures have been recorded with 
other equipment.
REVIEW
2X
4XCANCEL
DELETE
REVIEW
2X
4XCANCEL
DELETE
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							Playback (basic)
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Deleting Pictures
Preparation
 Set the operational mode dial to playback mode [ ]. (P30)
ªTo delete a single picture
1Select the picture to be deleted.
 Press 2 to play back the previous 
picture.
 Press 1 to play back the next 
picture.
2Delete the picture.
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DELETE SINGLE
DELETE THIS PICTURE?
YESNO
SETSELECT
MULTI/ALL
REVIEWREVIEW
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ªTo delete multi pictures
1Select [MULTI DELETE].
2Select the pictures to be deleted.
 The selected pictures appear with 
[ ]. When 4/[REVIEW] is 
pressed again, the setting is 
canceled.
 The icon [ ] blinks red if the 
selected picture cannot be deleted. 
Cancel the protect setting. (P85)
3Delete the pictures.
 It is possible to delete up to 
50 pictures all at once.
REVIEW
MULTI/ALL DELETE
MULTI DELETEALL DELETE
SET SELECT
CANCEL
2 times
MULTI DELETE
SELECT
MARK/UNMARKDELETE
78
1011 12
EXITMENU
9
REVIEWREVIEW
MULTI DELETE
SETSELECT
DELETE THE PICTURES
YOU MARKED?
YESNO
REVIEWREVIEW
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ªTo delete all pictures
1Select [ALL DELETE].
2Delete all of the pictures.
¬Suggestions/Tips ¬
 Once deleted, pictures cannot be 
recovered. Please double-check 
before deleting pictures.
 Pictures that are protected (P85) or 
not of DCF standards (P53) will not be 
deleted.
 Do not turn off the camera while 
deleting.
 When the remaining battery power 
(P11) is low, use the AC adaptor.
MULTI/ALL DELETE
MULTI DELETEALL DELETE
SET SELECT
CANCEL
REVIEWREVIEW2 times
ALL DELETE
DELETE ALL PICTURES?
YESNO
SETSELECT
REVIEWREVIEW
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							Recording pictures (advanced)
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Recording pictures (advanced)
Recording Motion Images
You can record motion images with audio.
Preparation
 Set the operational mode dial except for [ ]. (P30)
1Select [MOTION IMAGE] and set 
the desirable mode.
 [OFF]: Sets to the still picture 
recording mode.
[ONE TIME]:
Sets to the still picture 
recording mode when you 
finish the motion image 
recording or turn the 
camera off.
 [ON]: Sets to the motion image 
recording mode.
2Select [MOTION RATE] and set the 
motion rate.[30fps]:
The motion of recorded image is 
smooth, but the file size is large.
[10fps]:
The file size is smaller so you can 
record motion images for a longer 
time.
 fps (frame per second): This 
means the number of frames used 
in 1 second.
 Close the menu by pressing the 
[MENU] button 2 times after 
finishing the setting.
3Press the shutter button halfway.
 When the subject is focused, the 
focus indication 1 lights.
REVIEW
MENU
REVIEWREVIEW
MOTION IMAGE
MOTION IMAGE
MOTION RATE
SELECT SET EXITMENU
30 fps10 fps
ON
MOTION RATE MOTION IMAGEMOTION IMAGE
SELECT SET EXITMENU
REVIEWREVIEW
35S
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4Press the shutter button fully to 
start the recording.
 The audio recording starts 
simultaneously from the built-in 
microphone of the camera.
 By pressing the shutter button fully 
again, the recording stops.
 If the memory of the card becomes 
full during recording, the recording 
stops automatically.
ªAvailable recording time
 The remaining recording time appears 
on the screen. (It is an approximation.)
 The recordable time is an 
approximation.¬
Suggestions/Tips ¬
 The picture size is fixed to 
320k240 pixels.
 The motion images cannot be 
recorded without audio.
 If you rotate the zoom ring, the focus 
ring or the aperture ring when 
recording audio (when recording 
motion images, pictures with audio, 
etc.), the rustling of the lens barrel is 
also recorded.
 If using the MultiMediaCard, after 
recording motion images, the card 
access indication may appear for a 
while, but this is not a malfunction.
 After recording starts, the auto focus/
aperture values are fixed (with the first 
frame).
 Recording could suddenly stop 
depending on the type of the card 
when recording motion images.
 When the motion images recorded 
with this camera is played back on 
other equipment, the quality of 
pictures and sounds may be 
deteriorated or they may not be played 
back.
 The motion images recorded with 
setting [MOTION RATE] to [30 fps] 
cannot be played on the camera which 
does not support [30 fps] of motion 
rate.
 The review function cannot be used.
 Keep the camera away from 
magnetized equipment (such as a 
microwave oven, TV, cell phone or 
video game equipment, etc.).
Pictures and sounds may be disturbed 
due to electromagnetic wave radiation.
SD Memory 
Card 
CapacityMotion rate
10 fps30 fps
16 MB 83 sec. 26 sec.
32 MB 177 sec. 59 sec.
64 MB 365 sec. 123 sec.
128 MB 742 sec. 253 sec.
256 MB 1482 sec. 508 sec.
512 MB 2989 sec. 1027 sec.
35S
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