Panasonic Digital Camera Dmc Lx1 Owners Manual

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For menu operations, see page 90.  
1Select [ALL] or [ ].
• See page 92 for instructions on how to 
add pictures to your favorites list.
• Star t from step 2 if [FAVORITE] is set to [OFF].
2Set the items of the Slide Show.
• You can select [MANUAL] if you have 
selected [ ] in step 1.
3Select [START].
Move between pictures with w/q if you 
have chosen [MANUAL]. You can also use 
the joystick to check the picture.
• w:The previous picture
• q:The next picture
4By pressing the [MENU] button, 
the Slide Show stops.
• In motion picture playback, Slide Show is 
not available.
• When you set [AUDIO] to [ON] and then 
play back a picture with audio, the picture 
changes when the audio finishes.
Playing Back with Slide Show 
[SLIDE SHOW]
ALL For playing back all pictures
For showing pictures in your 
favorites list
DURATION Select intervals of 1, 2, 3, 
5 seconds or MANUAL.
AUDIO
By setting it to [ON], the 
audio from pictures recorded 
with audio can be played 
back during Slide Show.
a
SELECT EXITSLIDE SHOW
DPOF PRINT
PLAY1
3
R O TAT E ROTATE DISP. FAVORITEALL
ON
MENU
ALL SLIDE SHOW
START
SELECT SET EXIT
AUDIO
MENU
DURATION1 SEC.
2 SEC.
3 SEC.
5 SEC.
MANUAL
ALL SLIDE SHOW
SELECT EXIT
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START
AUDIO
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For menu operations, see page 90. 
1Select [ON] to set it.
2Press e during playback to place 
the picture in your favorites list.
A
 Favorites indicator
• To cancel the favorite setting, press e to 
clear [ ].
nFor details about using the Slide 
Show feature with your favorites list, 
see page 91.nTo delete all pictures except those in 
your favorites list
1During playback, select [ALL 
DELETE EXCEPT  ].
2Delete the pictures.
Favorites setting [FAVORITE]
SELECT EXITSLIDE SHOW
DPOF PRINT
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R O TAT E ROTATE DISP.
FAVORITE
MENU
OFF
ON
SETMENU
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ALL DELETE
ALL DELETE EXCEPT
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SELECT SETALL DELETE EXCEPT
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• You can place up to 999 pictures in your 
favorites list.
• Once deleted, pictures cannot be 
recovered. Please double-check before 
deleting pictures.
• Do not turn off the camera while deleting.
• Pictures that are protected (P97) or that 
do not conform to DCF standards (P49) 
will not be deleted.
• When you delete pictures, use a battery 
with sufficient battery power (P14) or use 
with the AC adaptor (DMW-AC5; 
optional).
• The more pictures there are to delete, the 
more time it takes.
• You may not be able to put pictures you 
have shot on other equipment into your 
favorites list.
• Use [LUMIX Simple Viewer] or 
[PHOTOfunSTUDIO] (on the included 
CD-ROM) to change settings, check, or 
erase your pictures in your favorites list. 
(For details, refer to the separate 
operating instructions for PC connection.) For menu operations, see page 90. 
This mode allows you to display pictures 
recorded by holding the camera vertically 
or pictures rotated in [ROTATE] function in 
the rotated direction.
1Select [ON] to set it.
• When you select [OFF], the pictures are 
displayed without being rotated.
• Refer to P49 for how to play back pictures.
• When you take pictures by holding the 
camera vertically, read “Correct posture 
for taking good pictures” on P32 carefully.
• The direction detection function (P33) 
may not work properly on pictures 
recorded by aiming the camera up or 
down.
• Only still pictures in normal playback can 
be rotated. When playing back rotated 
pictures in multi playback, pictures appear 
in original orientation.
• You can rotate and display pictures by 
using [ROTATE] (P94) function even if you 
do not take pictures by holding the 
camera vertically.
• Images might be slightly blurred if you 
show them vertically on a television 
(connected with the included AV cable).
Displaying pictures in a direction 
at the time of recording [ROTATE 
DISP.]j
SLIDE SHOW
FAVORITE
DPOF PRINTPLAY
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ROTATE ROTATE DISP.OFFOFF
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For menu operations, see page 90. 
You can rotate and display the recorded 
pictures in increments of 90°. 
nExample
When rotating clockwise (a)
1Select the picture to be rotated 
and set it.
• You cannot rotate motion pictures, flip 
animations, or protected images.
2Select the direction to rotate the 
picture.
• When you play the picture on a PC, you 
cannot play rotated pictures without an 
OS or a software compatible with Exif.
• Exif is the file format for still pictures, to 
which recording information and other can 
be added, established by JEITA [Japan 
Electronics and Information Technology 
Industries Association].
• When [ROTATE DISP.] is set to [OFF], 
[ROTATE] function is disabled.
• When pictures are recorded by holding 
the camera vertically, the pictures are 
played back vertically (the pictures are 
rotated).
• You may not be able to rotate images shot 
on other equipment.
Rotating the Picture [ROTATE]b
Original 
picture
SELECT EXITSET
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ROTATE
MENU
aThe picture rotates clockwise in 
increments of 90°.
bThe picture rotates counter-
clockwise in increments of 90°.
SELECT EXITSET
ROTATE
MENUMENU
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For menu operations, see page 90. 
DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) is a 
system that allows the user to select which 
pictures are to be printed on compatible 
photo printers. DPOF also allows the user 
to set how many copies of each picture will 
be printed. Many commercial photo printing 
services now use DPOF. For more 
information please visit:
http://panasonic.jp/dc/dpof_110/
white_e.htm
1Select [SINGLE], [MULTI] or 
[CANCEL].
nSingle setting
Select the picture and set the number of 
prints.
• The number of prints can be set from 0 to 
999.
• The number of prints icon [d] appears.
• When the number of prints is set to “0”, 
DPOF print setting is canceled.
nMulti setting
Select the pictures and set the number 
of prints.
• Repeat the above procedure.
• The number of prints can be set from 0 to 
999.
• The number of prints icon [d] appears.
• When the number of prints is set to “0”, 
DPOF print setting is canceled.
Setting the Picture to be 
Printed and the Number of 
Prints 
[DPOF PRINT]
l
EXITMENUSELECTSLIDE SHOW
DPOF PRINT
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R O TAT E ROTATE DISP. FAVORITE
SINGLE
ON OFF
MULTI
CANCEL
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MENU
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DISPLAY111COUNT
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MENU
MENU
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nTo cancel all settings
Select [YES] to cancel all settings.
nTo print the date
You can set/cancel the printing with the 
recorded date each press of the [DISPLAY] 
button when setting the number of prints.
• The date print icon [L] appears.
• When you go to a photo studio for digital 
printing, be sure to order the printing of 
the date additionally if required.
• The date may not be printed depending 
on photo studios or printers even if you 
set the date print. For further information, 
ask the photo studio for details or refer to 
the operating instructions of the printer.• DPOF print setting is a convenient 
function when you print pictures with 
printers supporting PictBridge. (P108)
• DPOF is the abbreviation for Digital Print 
Order Format. This feature allows you to 
write print information or other into the 
images on the card and to use such 
information on the DPOF-compliant 
system.
• If the file is not based on the DCF 
standard, the DPOF print setting cannot 
be set. DCF is an abbreviation of [Design 
rule for Camera File system], stipulated 
by JEITA [Japan Electronics and 
Information Technology Industries 
Association].
• When setting the DPOF print, delete any 
previous DPOF print settings made by 
other equipment.
NO
YES
SELECT
CANCEL ALL DPOF
SET
CANCEL ALL DPOF
PRINT SETTINGS?
MENU
111COUNT
SELECTEXIT
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For menu operations, see page 90. 
You can set the protection to the pictures 
which you do not want to delete for 
preventing them from accidental erasure.
1Select [SINGLE], [MULTI] or 
[CANCEL].
nSingle setting
Select the picture and set/cancel the 
protection.nMulti setting/To cancel all settings
Perform the same operation as in [Setting 
the Picture to be Printed and the Number of 
Prints [DPOF PRINT]]. (P95 and 96)
• If you want to delete protected pictures, 
cancel the protect setting first.
• While this feature protects the pictures 
from accidental erasure, formatting the 
card will permanently delete all data. 
(P103)
• The protect setting may not be effective in 
other equipment.
• Sliding the Card Write-Protect switch 
A to 
[LOCK] prevents the picture from deletion 
even if the protection is not set.
• The following functions cannot be used 
with protected pictures.
–[ROTATE] (P94)
–[AUDIO DUB.] (P98)
Preventing Accidental Erasure 
of the Picture 
[PROTECT]
SET The protect icon [c] 
appears.
CANCEL The protect icon [c] 
disappears.g
EXITSELECTPROTECT
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SINGLE
MULTI
CANCEL
MENU
SELECT
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MENU
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For menu operations, see page 90.  
You can record the audio after taking a 
picture.
1Select the picture and start audio 
recording.
• When audio has already been recorded, 
the confirmation screen appears. Press r 
to select [YES], and press q to start audio 
recording. (The original audio is 
overwritten.)
2Stop audio recording.
• Press r to stop recording.
• Even if you do not press r, after about 10 
seconds the audio recording stops 
automatically.
• You cannot record audio on motion 
pictures, flip animations, protected 
images, or images recorded as [TIFF] or 
[RAW].
• You may not be able to record audio on 
images shot on other equipment.Adding Audio to Recorded 
Pictures 
[AUDIO DUB.]R
SELECT
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MENU
STOP
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For menu operations, see page 90.  
This function is useful if you want to reduce 
the file size of the picture in cases when it 
needs to be attached to an e-mail or 
uploaded to a website.
1Select the picture and set it.
• The following pictures cannot be resized.
–When the aspect ratio setting is [j]
Pictures recorded in the [2M  ] 
resolution
–When the aspect ratio setting is [ ]
Pictures recorded in the [2.5M  ] 
resolution
–Pictures recorded as [TIFF] or [RAW]
–Motion pictures
–Flip animation
–Pictures with audio
2Select the size and set it.
• Sizes smaller than the recorded picture 
are displayed.
nWhen the aspect ratio setting is [j]
nWhen the aspect ratio setting is [ ]
nWhen the aspect ratio setting is [h]
Resizing the Pictures [RESIZE]e
SELECT
SETEXIT
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MENU
EZ
EZ
3072×1728 pixels
1920×1080 pixels
2560×1712 pixels
2048×1360 pixels
2304×1728 pixels
2048×1536 pixels
1600×1200 pixels
1280×960 pixels
640×480 pixels
SELECT
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2.5M
4M
3M
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3Select [YES] or [NO] and set it.
• When you select [YES], the picture is 
overwritten. When resized pictures are 
overwritten, they cannot be restored.
• When the original picture is protected, you 
cannot overwrite the resized picture. 
When you select [NO], a resized picture is 
newly created.
• You may not be able to resize pictures you 
have shot on other equipment.
For menu operations, see page 90.  
Use this function when you trim 
unnecessary parts of the recorded picture.
1Select the picture to trim and set 
it.
• The following pictures cannot be trimmed.
–Motion pictures
–Flip animation
–Pictures with audio
–Images recorded as [TIFF] or [RAW]
SELECT SET CANCEL
RESIZE
DELETE ORIGINAL 
PICTURE?
MENU
MENU
NO
YES
2 times
Trimming the Pictures 
[TRIMMING]f
SELECT
SETEXIT
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MENU