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    							VQT5A33-1
    M0513KZ1063
    Owner’s Manual  
    for advanced features
    Digital Camera
    Model No.DMC-LF1
    Please read these instructions carefully before using this product, and 
    save this manual for future use.
    Register online at 
    www.panasonic.com/register 
    (U.S. customers only) 
    						
    							Contents
    VQT5A33- 2 -
    Preparations
    Before use .............................................. 7
    Standard  Accessories
     ........................... 9
    Names and Functions of Main Parts ... 10Cursor button/Control dial ........................... 12
    Putting on the hand strap ............................ 12
    Charging battery .................................. 13Inserting the battery .................................... 14
    Charging the battery ... ................................. 15
    Remaining battery
     ....................................... 17
    Guidelines for number of recordable  
    pictures and operating time
     ......................... 17
    Inserting and removing the card 
    (optional) .............................................. 19
    Saving your pictures  
    (cards and built-in memory)
     ............... 20Recording capacity guidelines  
    (pictures/recording time) ............................. 21
    Setting the clock .................................. 23To change time setting ................................ 24
    Basics
    Sequence of operations ...................... 25
    Using the control ring
     ......................... 27Using Quick menu ....................................... 28
    Taking pictures with automatic settings  
    [Intelligent Auto] Mode ........................ 29About flash .................................................. 29
    Automatic Scene Detection ......................... 30
    Defocusing the background ........................ 31
    About the Happy color setting ..................... 32
    [Motion Deblur] ............................................ 32
    [iHandheld Nite Shot] .................................. 32
    [iHDR] ...
    
    ....................................................... 33
    AF Tracking
     ................................................. 34
    [Intelligent 
    
    Auto Plus] Mode
     ...
     ...................... 35
    About [Intelligent Auto] setting items 
     .......... 37
    Taking pictures with your own settings  
    [Program AE] Mode ............................. 38
    How to adjust focus
     ............................ 39
    Recording motion pictures
     ................. 40About recording modes ............................... 41
    Recording still pictures while a motion  
    picture is being recorded
     ............................. 43
    Viewing your pictures ......................... 44Zooming in and viewing  
    “Playback Zoom” ......................................... 45
    V
    iewing a list of pictures  
    “Multi Playback”
     ...
    
    ........................................ 46
    Viewing pictures by their recording date 
    [Calendar]
     ...
    
    ................................................. 47
    Viewing motion pictures ..................... 48Capturing still pictures from motion  
    pictures ........................................................ 49
    Deleting pictures ................................. 50To delete multiple (up to 100)/ 
    To delete all pictures ................................... 51
    Setting the menu ................................. 52Menu type ................................................... 53    
    						
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    Using the [Setup] menu ...................... 54[Clock Set] ................................................... 54
    [W orld Time] ................................................ 54
    [T
    ravel Date]
     ................................................ 54
    [Airplane Mode] ........................................... 54
    [Beep] .......................................................... 54
    [Speaker V
    
    olume]
     ........................................ 55
    [Cust.Set Mem.] .......................................... 55
    [Fn Button Set] ............................................ 55
    [Control Ring Set] ........................................ 55
    [Monitor Display] / [V
    
    iewfinder]
     .................... 55
    [Monitor Luminance] ...
    
    ................................. 56
    [Composition Guide]
     ...
    
    ................................. 56
    [Histogram]
     .................................................. 57
    [V
    
    ideo Rec Area]
     ......................................... 57
    [Remaining Disp.] ........................................ 58
    [Lens Resume] ............................................ 58
    [MF 
    
    Assist]
     ...
     ................................................ 58
    [Economy]
     ................................................... 59
    [Auto Review] .............................................. 60
    [Self 
    
    Timer Auto Off]
     .................................... 60
    [No.Reset] ................................................... 60
    [Reset] ......................................................... 61
    [Reset Wi-Fi Settings] ................................. 61
    [USB Mode] ................................................. 61
    [Output] ....................................................... 62
    [VIERA
    
     Link]
     ................................................ 62
    [3D Playback] .............................................. 62
    [Rotate Disp.] .............................................. 63
    [V
    
    ersion Disp.]
     ............................................. 63
    [Format] ....................................................... 64
    [Language] .................................................. 64
    [Stabilizer Demo.] ........................................ 64
    Entering Text ........................................ 65
    Application (Record)
    Switching between the monitor and 
    viewfinder ............................................. 66
    Switching the display of recording 
    information, etc.
     ................................... 67
    T
    
    aking pictures with the  
    composition determined   
    [Composition Guide]
     ........................... 68
    Using the level gauge.......................... 70
    Using Zoom
     .......................................... 71Zoom types and use ... ................................. 72
    [Step Zoom] ... .............................................. 74
    Taking pictures with flash ................... 75
    T aking close-up pictures   
    (Macro recording)
     ................................ 78Focus range ................................................ 79
    [Macro Zoom] .............................................. 80
    Taking pictures with Auto Focus ....... 81Taking front-on pictures of people  
    (Face Detection) ... ....................................... 82
    Automatically locking the focus on a  
    moving subject (AF Tracking)
     ...
    
    ................... 83
    Subject not centered in picture  
    (23-area-focusing)
     ....................................... 84
    Determined position for focus  
    (1-area-focusing)
     ......................................... 84
    Taking pictures by locking the  
    focus and/or exposure   
    [AF/AE Lock]
     ........................................ 86
    T
    
    aking pictures with Manual Focus
     ... 87
    T
    
    aking pictures with self-timer
     ........... 89
    T
    
    aking pictures with Exposure 
    Compensation
     ...................................... 90Recording while exposure is changed 
    automatically ([Auto Bracket]) ..................... 91
    Taking pictures by setting the  
    aperture value   
    [Aperture-Priority] Mode
     ..................... 92
    T
    
    aking pictures by setting the  
    shutter speed   
    [Shutter-Priority] Mode
     ....................... 93
    T
    
    aking pictures by setting the  
    aperture value and shutter speed  
    [Manual Exposure] Mode
     .................... 94    
    						
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    Taking Pictures with different  
    picture effects   
    [Creative Control] Mode
     ...................... 96[Expressive] ... .............................................. 98
    [Retro] ......................................................... 98
    [Old Days] ................................................... 98
    [High Key] ...
    
    ................................................. 99
    [Low Key]
     .................................................... 99
    [Sepia] ......................................................... 99
    [Dynamic Monochrome] ............................ 100
    [Impressive 
    
    Art]
     ......................................... 100
    [High Dynamic] .......................................... 100
    [Cross Process] ......................................... 101
    [T
    
    oy Effect]
     ................................................ 101
    [Miniature Ef
    
    fect]
     ....................................... 102
    [Soft Focus] ............................................... 103
    [Star Filter] ...
    
    .............................................. 103
    [One Point Color]
     ...
    
    .................................... 104
    Recording panorama pictures  
    [Panorama Shot] Mode ..................... 105
    Taking pictures according to the scene  
    [Scene Mode] ..................................... 108[Portrait] ..................................................... 109
    [Soft Skin] .................................................. 109
    [Scenery] ................................................... 109
    [Sports] ...................................................... 1
    
    10
    [Night Portrait]
     ........................................... 1
    
    10
    [Night Scenery]
     ...
    
    ....................................... 110
    [Handheld Night Shot]
     ............................... 1
    
    11
    [HDR]
     ........................................................ 1
    
    11
    [Food]
     ........................................................ 1
    
    11
    [Baby]
     ........................................................ 1
    
    12
    [Pet]
     ........................................................... 1
    
    12
    [Sunset]
     ..................................................... 1
    
    12
    [Starry Sky]
     ...
    
    ............................................. 113
    [Glass Through]
     ......................................... 1
    
    13
    [3D Photo Mode]
     ....................................... 1
    
    14
    Register your own settings and record  
    [Custom] Mode .................................. 1 15
    [Cust.Set Mem.] ........................................ 1 15
    [Custom] .................................................... 1 16
    Registering preferred functions to  
    the [Fn] button ................................... 117
    Changing the settings assigned to  
    the control ring 
     ................................. 1
    
    18Burst function
     .................................... 1
    
    19
    Recording with the Face Recognition 
    function  [Face Recog.] ....................... 122Registering face pictures  ...
    ....................... 124
    Editing or deleting information about 
    registered persons 
     ................................... 125
    Useful features for travel .................. 126[Travel Date] .............................................. 126
    [W orld Time]  ............................................. 127
    Using the [Rec] menu ........................ 128[Aspect Ratio] ............................................ 128
    [Picture Size] ............................................. 128
    [Quality] ..................................................... 129
    [Sensitivity] ................................................ 130
    [Extended ISO] .......................................... 131
    [White Balance] ......................................... 131
    [AF Mode] ...
    
    ............................................... 133
    [Quick AF]
     ...
    
    ............................................... 133
    [Face Recog.]
     ............................................ 133
    [AF/AE Lock] ............................................. 133
    [Metering Mode] ........................................ 134
    [i.Exposure] ............................................... 134
    [Min. Shtr Speed] ...................................... 135
    [i.Resolution] ............................................. 135
    [Digital Zoom] ............................................ 135
    [Color Mode] ...
    
    ........................................... 136
    [AF Assist Lamp]
     ....................................... 136
    [Red-Eye Removal] ................................... 136
    [Motion Deblur] .......................................... 137
    [iHandheld Nite Shot] ................................ 137
    [iHDR] ...
    
    ..................................................... 137
    [Stabilizer]
     ................................................. 137
    [Date Stamp] ............................................. 138
    [Clock Set] ................................................. 138
    Using the [Motion Picture] menu ..... 139[Rec Format] ............................................. 139
    [Rec Quality] ... ........................................... 139
    [Still Picture Size]
     ...................................... 140
    [Continuous 
    
    AF]
     ...
     ...................................... 140
    [Wind Cut]
     ................................................. 141    
    						
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    Application (View)
    Changing the picture information 
    display, etc. ........................................ 142
    Playing back still pictures recorded 
    using the burst function
     ................... 143
    Different playback methods   
    [Playback Mode]
     ................................ 145[2D/3D Settings] ........................................ 145
    Selecting pictures to play back  
    [Filtering Play] .................................... 146Narrowing down by selecting picture  
    type ........................................................... 147
    Narrowing down by selecting picture  
    category or a person in the picture
     ...
    
    ......... 148
    Narrowing down by selecting recording  
    date
     ........................................................... 149
    Narrowing down by selecting favorite  
    pictures
     ...
    
    ................................................... 149
    Playing back pictures in order 
    automatically  [Slide Show] .............. 150
    Searching by recording date  
    [Calendar]
     ........................................... 152
    Retouching pictures
     .......................... 153[Auto Retouch] .......................................... 153
    [Creative Retouch] .................................... 154
    Using the [Playback] menu............... 156[Location Logging] ..................................... 156
    [T itle Edit] .................................................. 158
    [T
    ext Stamp]
     .............................................. 159
    [Retouch] ................................................... 160
    [V
    
    ideo Divide]
     ............................................ 161
    [Resize] ..................................................... 162
    [Cropping] ...
    
    ............................................... 164
    [Favorite]
     ................................................... 165
    [Print Set] .................................................. 166
    [Protect] ..................................................... 167
    [Face Rec Edit] ...
    
    ....................................... 168
    [Copy]
     ........................................................ 169
    Wi-Fi/NFC
    Wi-Fi® Function and NFC Function... 170[Airplane Mode] ......................................... 172
    What you can do with the  
    Wi-Fi function ..................................... 173
    Operating the camera using a 
    smartphone 
     ....................................... 174Installing the smartphone/tablet app 
    “Panasonic Image App” ............................. 174
    Connecting to a smartphone/tablet ........... 175
    Connecting to a smartphone using  
    NFC function
     ............................................. 177
    T
    
    aking pictures via a smartphone/tablet 
    (remote recording)
     ...
    
    .................................. 179
    Saving pictures in the camera to the 
    smartphone 
     .............................................. 180
    Sending pictures in the camera to social 
    networking services
     ...
    
    ................................ 183
    Sending location information to the  
    camera from a smartphone/tablet
     ............. 184
    Operating the camera to send pictures to  
    a smartphone or tablet
     .............................. 185
    Displaying still pictures on a TV ...... 190
    Sending still pictures to a printer
     .... 192
    Sending pictures to AV equipment ... 194
    Sending pictures to a PC
     .................. 199
    Using WEB services
     .......................... 204When sending images to WEB service ..... 205
    When sending images to  
    [Cloud Sync. Service]
     ................................ 210
    Using “LUMIX CLUB” ........................ 214About the [LUMIX CLUB] .......................... 214
    Configuring the external  AV device  
    settings
     ...................................................... 220
    Transferring pictures automatically  
    [Smart Transfer] ................................. 222Setting [Smart Transfer] ............................ 224
    [Smart  Transfer] ........................................ 225
    Changing transfer destination and  
    settings of pictures
     .................................... 227    
    						
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    About connections ............................ 229Connecting at home  
    (through a network) ................................... 230
    Connecting when you are out  
    (direct connection)
     ...
    
    .................................. 233
    Connecting quickly with the same  
    settings as used previously 
    ([History Connection]/ 
    [Favorite Connection])
     ............................... 234
    Settings for sending pictures ..................... 237
    [Wi-Fi Setup] menu ............................ 239
    Connecting with other devices
    Viewing on TV screen ....................... 241VIERA Link (HDMI) (HDAVI Control™) ..... 243
    V iewing 3D still pictures ............................ 245
    Keeping the still pictures and  
    motion pictures in the recorder ....... 247Copy by inserting the SD card into the 
    recorder ..................................................... 247
    Dubbing playback pictures via 
    AV cables 
    (optional)
     ................................................... 247
    Keeping the still pictures and  
    motion pictures on your PC ............. 248About supplied software ............................ 249
    Installing supplied software ....................... 251
    Copying still pictures and motion  
    pictures
     ...
    
    ................................................... 252
    Printing ............................................... 255Printing multiple pictures ........................... 257
    Print with date and text ... ........................... 257
    Making print settings on the camera
     ......... 258
    Others
    List of LCD monitor/Viewfinder 
    displays .............................................. 259In recording ............................................... 259
    In playback ................................................ 262
    Message displays .............................. 264
    Q&A   Troubleshooting
     ...................... 268
    Usage cautions and notes
     ................ 279    
    						
    							Preparations
    Before use
    VQT5A33- 7 -
     ■Camera handling
    Keep the camera away from excessive vibration, force, 
    or pressure.
     ●Avoid using the camera under the following conditions, 
    which may damage the lens, LCD monitor, viewfinder, 
    or camera body. This may also cause the camera to 
    malfunction or prevent recording.
     • Dropping or hitting the camera against a hard surface • Sitting down with the camera in your pants pocket or forcing it into a full bag
     • Adding accessories to the camera strap • Pushing with excessive force on the lens or LCD monitor
    The camera is not dust resistant, splash resistant, or 
    waterproof.
    A
    
    void using the camera in places with excessive dust 
    or sand, or where water can come into contact with the 
    camera.
     ●Avoid using the camera under the following conditions, 
    which present a risk that sand, water, or foreign material 
    may enter the camera through the lens or openings around 
    buttons. Be especially careful because these conditions 
    may damage the camera, and such damage may not be 
    repairable.
     • In extremely dusty or sandy places • In the rain or by the shore, where the camera may be  exposed to water
     ■Condensation (When the lens, the LCD monitor, or viewfinder, is fogged up) 
     ●Condensation may occur when the camera is exposed to 
    sudden changes of temperature or humidity. Avoid these 
    conditions, which may make the lens, LCD monitor, or 
    viewfinder, dirty, cause mold, or damage the camera. 
     ●If condensation does occur, turn off the camera and wait 
    about two hours before using it. Once the camera adjusts 
    to the surrounding temperature, the fogging will clear 
    naturally.
    Preparations    
    						
    							Preparations
    Before useVQT5A33
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     ■Always take a test shot first
    Before important events when you will use the camera (at weddings, for example), 
    always take a test shot to make sure that pictures and sound record correctly . 
     ■No compensation for missed shots
    We cannot compensate for missed shots if technical problems with the camera or card 
    prevent recording.
     ■Carefully observe copyright laws
    Unauthorized use of recordings which contain works with copyright for purposes other 
    than personal use is prohibited under copyright law. Recording of certain material may 
    be restricted even for the purpose of personal use.
     ■Also refer to “Usage cautions and notes” (→279)
     ●Please note that the actual controls and components, menu items, and other 
    information for your digital camera may differ from those in the illustrations and 
    screens provided in this manual.
     ●Some parts of displays, for example some of the icons, may be omitted from screens 
    illustrated in this manual.
     ●Recording mode icons
    In recording modes that show icons in black, you can select and execute indicated 
    menus and functions.
    *
       and  will differ depending on the recording modes registered under custom settings.    
    						
    							Preparations
    Standard Accessories
    VQT5A33- 9 -
    Check that all the accessories are supplied before using the camera.
     ●The accessories and their shape will differ depending on the country or area where the 
    camera was purchased. 
    For details on the accessories, refer to Basic Owner’s Manual.
     ●Battery Pack is indicated as battery pack or battery in the text. ●SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card and SDXC Memory Card are indicated as card 
    in the text.
     ●Please dispose of all packaging appropriately. ●Keep small parts in a safe place out of the reach of children.
     ■Optional accessories
     •Cards are optional.
    
     You can record or play back pictures on the built-in memory 
    when you are not using a card.  (→20)
     • If any accessories are lost, customers in the USA
    
     and Puerto Rico should contact 
    Panasonic’s parts department at 1-800-833-9626 and customers in Canada should 
    contact 1-800-99-LUMIX (1-800-995-8649) for further information about obtaining 
    replacement parts.    
    						
    							Preparations
    Names and Functions of Main Parts
    VQT5A33- 10 -
    Mode dial (→25)Use this to select the recording mode.
    Flash (→75)
    Self-timer indicator (→89) /
    AF Assist Lamp (→136)Illuminates when the self-timer is set or when the 
    Auto Focus is operated in dark locations.
    Control ring (→27)Allows you to zoom and adjust settings when 
    recording.
    Lens barrel
    Speaker 
    (→55)
    Card/Battery door (→14, 19)Open this door to insert and remove a card or 
    battery. 
    Release lever (→14, 19)
    Microphones (→26, 40)
    Zoom lever (→71)Use the lever to zoom in and enlarge a distant 
    subject.
    Camera [ON/OFF] buttonUse this to turn the camera on and off.
    Shutter button
    Lens
    Tripod mount 
    (→281)
    Do not attach to a tripod with a 5.5 mm (0.22 inch) or longer screw . 
    Doing so may damage this unit.
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    (Bottom)
     ●The illustrations and screens in this manual may differ from the actual product.    
    						
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