Panasonic Digital Camera Dmc Ts10 Operating Instructions For Advanced Features

							Operating Instructionsfor advanced features
Digital Camera
Model No.DMC-TS10
Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product,
please read the instructions completely.
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Contents
 Before use
Quick start guide ................................... 4Preparations .................................................. 4
Recording ...................................................... 5
Before use .............................................. 6Read first ....................................................... 6
To prevent damage, malfunctions, 
and faults ....................................................... 7
(Important) About the waterproof/
dustproof and anti-shock performance 
of the camera ......................................... 8
Camera care and the waterproof 
performance ......................................... 10
Using the camera underwater ..................... 10
Opening and closing the card/battery door 
and terminal cover ....................................... 11
Causes of water entering the camera ......... 12
Cleaning the rubber seals ........................... 13
Care after using the camera at a beach or in 
the sea or a river ......................................... 16
Standard Accessories ......................... 18
Names of parts..................................... 19
Cursor button .............................................. 20
Attaching the hand strap .................... 21
Attaching the silicone jacket .............. 22
 Preparations
Charging the battery ........................... 23Guidelines for the number of recordable 
pictures and recording time ......................... 24
Inserting and removing the card 
(optional)/the battery ........................... 26
Picture save destination 
(cards and built-in memory) ........................ 28
Remaining battery and memory capacity .... 29
Setting the Clock ................................. 30
Setting the menu ................................. 32
Menu type ................................................... 34
Using Quick menu ....................................... 35
Using the [SETUP] menu .................... 36[PRECAUTIONS]/[CLOCK SET]/
[WORLD TIME]/[TRAVEL DATE]/[BEEP] .... 36
[VOLUME]/[LCD MODE]/
[DISPLAY SIZE] .......................................... 37
[FOCUS ICON]/[AUTO POWER OFF]/
[AUTO REVIEW] ......................................... 38
[RESET]/[USB MODE]/[VIDEO OUT] ......... 39
[TV ASPECT]/[VERSION  DISP.]/
[FORMAT] ................................................... 40
[LANGUAGE]/[DEMO MODE] ..................... 41
 Basics
Sequence of Recording ...................... 42
Taking pictures with automatic settings 
[INTELLIGENT AUTO] Mode ............... 44
Taking pictures with your own settings 
[NORMAL PICTURE] Mode .................. 46Align focus for desired composition ............ 47
Direction detection function ......................... 47
Taking pictures with zoom .................. 48Enlarging further  [DIGITAL ZOOM] ............ 49
Viewing your pictures 
[NORMAL PLAY] .................................. 50
Deleting pictures ................................. 51
To delete multiple (up to 50) 
or all pictures ............................................... 51
 Application (Record)
Changing recording information 
display .................................................. 52
Taking pictures with the self-timer .... 53
Taking pictures with flash ................... 54
Taking close-up pictures .................... 56
Taking pictures at even closer range 
[MACRO ZOOM] ......................................... 57
Taking pictures with 
Exposure Compensation .................... 58
Taking pictures according to the scene 
[SCENE MODE] .................................... 59
[PORTRAIT]/[SOFT SKIN]/
[TRANSFORM] ........................................... 60
[SELF PORTRAIT]/[SCENERY]/[SPORTS]/
[NIGHT PORTRAIT] .................................... 61
[NIGHT SCENERY]/[FOOD]/[PARTY]/
[CANDLE LIGHT] ........................................ 62
[BABY]/[PET]/[SUNSET] ............................. 63
[HIGH SENS.]/[HI-SPEED BURST] ............ 64
[FLASH BURST]/[STARRY SKY] ................ 65
[FIREWORKS]/[BEACH & SURF]/[SNOW]/
[AERIAL PHOTO] ........................................ 66
[FILM GRAIN]/[PHOTO FRAME] ................ 67
Registering commonly used scenes 
[MY SCENE MODE] .............................. 68
Taking motion pictures
[MOTION PICTURE] Mode ................... 69
[REC QUALITY] .......................................... 70
Useful features for travel .................... 71[TRAVEL DATE] .......................................... 71
[WORLD TIME] ........................................... 72
Using the [REC] menu ......................... 73[PICTURE SIZE] ......................................... 73
[SENSITIVITY] ............................................ 74
[WHITE BALANCE] ..................................... 75
[AF MODE] .................................................. 76
[BURST]/[DIGITAL ZOOM] .......................... 77
[COLOR MODE]/[STABILIZER] .................. 78
[AF ASSIST  LAMP]/
[RED-EYE REMOVAL]/[CLOCK SET] ........ 79
Entering Text ........................................ 80
 Application (View)
Viewing as list (Multi Playback/Calendar Playback) ... 81
Watching motion pictures .................. 82
Different playback methods 
(Playback Mode) .................................. 83
[SLIDE SHOW] ............................................ 84
[CATEGORY PLAY]/[FAVORITE PLAY] ...... 86
Using the [PLAYBACK] menu ............ 87[CALENDAR]/[TEXT STAMP] ..................... 87
[RESIZE] ..................................................... 89
[CROPPING] ............................................... 90
[ROTATE DISP.]/[FAVORITE] ...................... 91
[PRINT SET] ............................................... 92
[PROTECT] ................................................. 93
[COPY] ........................................................ 94
 Connecting with other devices
Using with your PC .............................. 95
Printing ................................................. 97
Printing multiple pictures ............................. 98
Print with date and text ................................ 99
Making print settings on the camera ......... 100
Viewing on TV screen ....................... 101
 Others
List of LCD monitor displays ............ 102In recording ............................................... 102
In playback ................................................ 103
Message displays .............................. 104
Q&A  Troubleshooting ...................... 107
Usage cautions and Notes................ 114
Recording picture/time capacity ...... 118 
						

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Quick start guide
Preparations
Charge the battery
The battery is not charged when the 
camera is shipped. Charge the battery 
and set the clock before use.
Insert the battery and the card
When you do not use the card (optional), 
you can record or play back pictures on the 
built-in memory.
Slide the [LOCK] switch () in the 
direction of the arrow until the red 
area (
) is visibleThe lock is unlocked.
Slide the release lever () to the 
[LOCK] switch side
The card/battery door opens.
Fully insert the battery and card, 
making sure that their orientation is 
correct
While the [LOCK] switch is unlocked, 
push the card/battery door closed 
until it clicks
Lock the [LOCK] switch by sliding it 
in the direction of the arrow until the 
red area is no longer visible
Recording
 
■Names of main components
: Power button: Shutter button:  button: Playback button: [MODE] button: [MENU/SET]: Cursor button
Press the Power button
Select the desired Recording Mode
 
■
To use settings automatically selected by the camera
 Press  the  button.
 
■To select the Recording Mode manually
 Press the [MODE] button. Press  ▲▼ to select the Recording Mode, and then press [MENU/SET].
Press the shutter button and take pictures
Press halfway 
(press lightly to focus) Press fully 
(press the button all  the way to record)
 
■To play back the pictures
 Press the Playback button. Select the picture you want to view.
Previous Next
To prevent water entering the camera, please be sure to read ‘(Import\
ant) About 
the waterproof/dustproof and anti-shock performance of the camera’ (
→8) and 
‘Camera care and the waterproof performance’ ( →10) before using the camera 
underwater. 
						

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Before use
Read first
 
■
About the waterproof/dustproof and anti-shock performance
This camera’s waterproof performance complies with IEC 60529 ‘IPX8’ and its 
dustproof performance complies with IEC 60529 ‘IP6X’, which enable\
s recording for 
60 minutes up to a depth of 3 m (10 feet).
This camera also complies with ‘MIL-STD 810F (Method 516.5-Shock)’\
 ∗
, having cleared 
a drop test from a height of 1.5 m (5 feet) onto 3 cm (0.10 feet) th\
ick plywood.
∗   Panasonic’s test method is based on ‘MIL-STD 810F (Method 516.5-Shock)’ that is described 
above, with the drop height changed from 122 cm (4.00 feet) to 150 cm \
(5 feet). The camera 
cleared a test of being dropped onto 3 cm (0.10 feet) thick plywood.
(Disregarding exterior changes such as paint peeling or deformation in \
the dropping impact areas.)
However, note that any malfunction caused by the customer’s mishandling, such as 
water entering the camera, is not covered by the warranty.
For details, read ‘(Important) About the waterproof/dustproof and anti-shock 
performance of the camera’. ( →8)
 
■Do a test shot first!
Check first to see if you can take pictures and record sounds successful\
ly.
 
■We will not compensate for failed/lost recording or for direct/indirect d\
amage.
Panasonic will not provide compensation even if damage is caused by faul\
ts with 
camera or card.
 
■Certain pictures cannot be played back.
 • Pictures edited on a computer.
 • Pictures taken or edited on a different camera.(Pictures taken or edited on this camera may also not be able to be pla\
yed back on 
other cameras.)
 
■Software on the CD-ROM supplied.
The following actions are prohibited:
 • Making duplicates (copying) for sale or rent.
 • Copying onto networks.
LCD monitor characteristics
Extremely high precision technology is employed to produce the LCD monit\
or screen. 
However there may be some dark or bright spots (red, blue or green) on\
 the screen. 
This is not a malfunction.
The LCD monitor screen has more than 99.99% effective pixels with a mere 0.01% of 
the pixels inactive or always lit. The spots will not be recorded on pictures on the built-
in memory or a card.
To prevent damage, malfunctions, and faults
 
■
Avoid shocks, vibration, and pressure.
 • Avoid exposing the camera to strong vibration or shock; e.g. dropping or \
hitting the camera, or sitting down with the camera in your pocket. 
(Attach hand strap to avoid dropping camera. Hanging any items other th\
an the 
supplied hand strap from the camera can apply pressure against it.)
 • It may impair the waterproof performance.
 • Do not press the lens or the LCD monitor.
 
■Be careful of water entering the camera
 •
Be especially careful when opening or closing the card/battery door or t\
erminal cover in a 
sandy or dusty location, because it may result in water entering the cam\
era or a malfunction.
 • Do not open or close the card/battery door or terminal cover while close\
 to water, underwater, or with wet hands.
 •
If water droplets adhere to the inner side of the card/battery door or t\
erminal cover, first 
wipe them off completely, and then remove any foreign objects with the supplied brush.
 • If water droplets have adhered to the camera, wipe them off with a soft and dry cloth  before opening the card/battery door or terminal cover.
 
■ Avoid condensation caused by sudden changes in temperature and humidity.
Be especially careful of condensation in the following cases, otherwise \
recorded 
pictures may appear whitish. ( →107)
 • When moving quickly from a hot environment close to water or other high \
 temperature environment to underwater.
 • When moving from a cold environment such as a ski resort to a warm envir\
onment.
 • When the card/battery door or the terminal cover is opened in a humid en\
vironment.
 
■ Lens
 • Do not leave the lens exposed to direct sunlight. 
 
■When using a tripod or unipod
 • Do not apply excessive force or tighten screws when they are crooked. (\
This may damage the camera, screw hole, or label.)
 • Ensure that the tripod is stable. (Refer to the tripod instructions.)
 
■When transporting
Switch off power.
Please also refer to ‘Usage cautions and Notes’ ( →114).
The following do not indicate mechanical problems. 
 •The camera rattles when shaken. (This is the sound of the lens moving.)\
 • The camera clicks when turned on or off, or when switched between recording and  playback. (This is also the sound of the lens moving.)
 • You feel vibration when zooming in or out. (This is from the lens moving\
.)
 • The lens makes a noise when you are recording. (This is the sound of ir\
is  adjustment in response to changes in ambient light.) At this time, pictures displayed 
on the LCD monitor change rapidly, but the recording is not affected. 
						

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(Important) 
About the waterproof/dustproof and anti-shock 
performance of the camera
 • Observe the following precautions, and avoid using the camera in locatio\
ns subject to high water pressure. The camera’s waterproof and dustproof performance complies 
with IPX8 and IP6X.
Provided the usage and storage precautions in this document are strictly\
 observed, 
the camera can record underwater in a depth up to 3 m (10 feet), for a\
 time up to 
60 minutes. ∗
1
 • The camera complies with ‘MIL-STD 810F (Method 516.5-Shock)’. The camera has 
cleared a drop test from a height of 1.5 m (5 feet) onto 3 cm (0.10 f\
eet) thick plywood. 
In most cases, the camera should not sustain any damage if dropped from \
a height of 
1.5 m (5 feet) or less. ∗
2
 • The supplied accessories are not waterproof (excluding the hand strap a\
nd silicone 
jacket).
∗
1  This means that the camera can be used underwater for the specified time\
 
and specified pressure, in accordance with the handling method described\
 by 
Panasonic. This is not a guarantee of no breakdowns, no malfunctions, or complete 
waterproofing under all conditions.
∗
2   This is not a guarantee of no breakdowns, no malfunctions, or complete 
waterproofing under all conditions.
Observe the precautions described in the following section ‘Handling \
the camera’. Avoid 
using the camera in water pressure that exceeds the guaranteed performan\
ce, or in 
environments with excessive dust or sand. The waterproof performance is not guaranteed 
if the camera is subjected to an impact, such as being hit or dropped.
If the camera is subjected to an impact, it is recommended that you cont\
act a Panasonic 
Service Center to have the camera inspected (subject to a fee) for its\
 waterproof 
performance. Any malfunction caused by the customer’s mishandling, such as water 
entering the camera, is not covered by the warranty.
 
■Handling the camera
 • Do not leave the camera for a long time in a cold environment where the \
temperature 
is very low (such as a ski resort) or very high at 40 °C (104 °\
F) or higher (in particular 
locations such as under strong sunlight, inside a hot vehicle, near a he\
ater, on a ship, 
or on a beach). (The waterproof performance will deteriorate.)
 • The inside of the camera is not waterproof. Do not open or close the car\
d/battery  door or terminal cover close to water by the sea, a lake or river, or with wet hands.
 • The waterproof function of the camera is for sea water and fresh water o\
nly.
 • Operation may not be possible or the sound may be low if snow or water f\
reezes on  the zoom button, Power button, speaker or microphone in a cold environme\
nt such as 
a ski resort.
 • The lens and LCD monitor may cloud up due to changes in temperature and \
humidity.  (→7)
 
■  About the [PRECAUTIONS] display
Check this information in advance to maintain the waterproof 
performance.
When the card/battery door is fully closed and the power is turned 
on for the first time after purchase, [PRECAUTIONS] is displayed.
Select [YES] with  ◄, and then press [MENU/SET]
 • When [NO] is selected, the clock setting screen is displayed.
Check the [PRECAUTIONS] on the screen
►: View the next screen
◄ : Return to the previous screen
[MENU/SET] : Cancel
After the final screen (11/11), press [MENU/SET] to finish
 • When [NO] is selected on the first screen or [MENU/SET] is pressed to ca\
ncel  partway through the screens, [PRECAUTIONS] is displayed every time the 
power is turned on.
 • The information can also be checked from [PRECAUTIONS] in the [SETUP]  menu. 
						

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Camera care and the waterproof 
performance
To prevent water from entering the camera, be sure to observe the followi\
ng before 
use.
 
■Do not open or close the card/battery door or terminal cover in sandy or\
 
dusty locations, while close to water, or with wet hands.
When the camera is used in the locations described above, sand or dust m\
ay enter 
through the gaps of the card/battery door or terminal cover and adhere t\
o the camera 
without you knowing. Make sure in advance that the levels of the battery\
 and card 
memory are sufficient.
 
■The use of the supplied silicone jacket is recommended to prevent the 
card/battery door or terminal cover from opening unexpectedly.
 
■The performance of the camera’s rubber seal starts to deteriorate after 1 
year.
It is recommended that you contact a Panasonic Service Center at least o\
nce a 
year to have the rubber seal replaced (subject to a fee).
Using the camera underwater
 
●Use this camera in a water depth of 3 m (10 feet) or less, in a water \
temperature range 
of 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F), and do not use continu\
ously underwater for longer 
than 60 minutes.
 
●Do not use in hot water exceeding 40 °C (104 °F) (such as a bat\
h or hot springs). 
●Do not open or close the card/battery door or terminal cover. 
●Do not subject the camera to an impact underwater. (It may impair the waterproof 
performance and allow water to enter.)
 
●Do not dive into the water holding the camera. Do not use in locations s\
ubject to strong 
water flows, such as in rapids or under waterfalls. (The strong water p\
ressure may 
cause a malfunction.)
 
●The camera sinks in water. Attach the camera securely to yourself, such as by wearing 
the hand strap around your wrist, to prevent you from dropping and losin\
g the camera.
 
●If the camera is splashed by substances such as detergent, soap, hot spr\
ing water, 
bath powder, sun oil, sunscreen or chemicals, wipe off immediately.
 
●The card and battery are not waterproof. Do not handle them with wet han\
ds. Further, 
do not insert a wet card or battery into the camera.
 Opening and closing the card/battery door and terminal cover
At the time of purchase, the [LOCK] switches of the card/battery door an\
d terminal cover 
are in the locked position.
 
■[LOCK] switch position
: Locked position: Unlocked position
: [LOCK] switch: Terminal cover: Card/Battery door
 
■To open
Slide the [LOCK] switch in the 
direction of the arrow until the red 
area (
) is visible
The lock is unlocked.
Slide the release lever () to the 
[LOCK] switch side
The card/battery door and terminal cover open.
 
■To close
While the [LOCK] switch is unlocked, 
push the card/battery door and 
terminal cover closed until they click
 • To prevent water from entering the camera, 
make sure that no foreign objects are trapped 
in the card/battery door and terminal cover, 
such as liquid, sand, hair or dust.
 • If the door or cover is closed while the [LOCK]  switch is locked, it may cause damage or let 
water enter the camera.
Lock the [LOCK] switch by sliding it 
in the direction of the arrow until the 
red area is no longer visible
 • If the camera is used while a door or cover is not closed properly, it may open. 
						

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Camera care and the waterproof 
performance 
(Continued)
 Causes of water entering the camera
When the camera is used in the following conditions, a gap may form betw\
een the 
camera and the card/battery door or terminal cover, allowing water to enter and causing a 
malfunction.
 • When the rubber seal has deteriorated
 • When the [LOCK] switch of the card/battery door or terminal cover is not\
 locked
 • When foreign objects such as lint, hair or sand adheres to the inner sid\
e of the card/battery door or terminal cover (rubber seal or rubber seal contact area\
) and are trapped
: Foreign object
: Terminal cover: Rubber seal:  Rubber seal contact area: Card/Battery door
A gap forms and 
allows water to enter
Cleaning the rubber seals
When a foreign object (such as hair, sand, dust or liquid) adheres to the rubber seal or 
rubber seal contact area, water may enter within a few seconds and cause\
 a malfunction.  • When cleaning, make sure that no foreign objects get inside the camera.
 • Be especially careful when removing very small or wet sand particles.
Make sure that there are no foreign objects adhered to the 
inner side of the card/battery door or terminal cover (
 rubber 
seal or 
 rubber seal contact area)
: Terminal cover: Rubber seal:  Rubber seal contact 
area
:  Card/Battery door
: Hair or lint: Sand or dust:  Crack or deformation: Liquid
 
• When the rubber seal attached to the inner side of the card/battery door\
 or 
terminal cover is cracked or deformed, contact a Panasonic Service Cente\
r.
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Camera care and the waterproof 
performance 
(Continued)
Remove adhered foreign objects with the supplied brush
: Brush (supplied)
Long brush
Short brush
Use to remove 
substances such as 
fine or dry sand.
Use to remove large 
foreign objects, and 
substances such as 
wet sand.
:  Card/Battery door
:   Terminal cover
 
●Handling the brush
 • Before using the brush, make sure that no foreign objects are adhered to\
 it.
 • After using the brush, clean it by removing any adhered foreign objects.\
 
■ Example of foreign objects on the inner side of the card/battery door
:  Rubber seal contact area
(around the card/battery 
compartment)
:  Rubber seal area(around the card/battery 
door)
 
■Example of foreign objects on the inner side of the terminal cover
:  Rubber seal contact area
(around the connection socket)
:  Rubber seal area (around the terminal cover)
 
●If liquid is adhered, wipe it off with a soft and dry cloth. 
●Foreign objects may also adhere to the grooves on the side of a rubber s\
eal or at 
its corners. Clean with a brush. 
						

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Camera care and the waterproof 
performance 
(Continued)
 
■About the water drainage structure
The camera has a water drainage structure. Water 
that enters gaps such as those around the Power 
button or zoom button flows to the outside.
For this reason, bubbles may appear when 
the camera is soaked in water, but this is not a 
malfunction.
 • Water may accumulate around the card/battery compartment or the connectio\
n 
sockets after using the camera underwater or soaking it in fresh water. If the card/
battery door is opened while the camera is not completely dry, water droplets may 
adhere to the card or battery. If this happens, be sure to wipe with a soft and dry 
cloth.
 • Do not open or close the card/battery door or terminal cover while there\
 are water  droplets on the camera. The water droplets may get inside the camera and cause 
condensation or a malfunction.
 • Example of water droplets around the card/battery  compartment
: Water droplets: Battery: Card
 
●If water droplets or dirt are adhered to the camera, wipe them off with a soft and dry 
cloth.
 
●After using the camera underwater, do not leave it for more than 60 minutes without 
performing the care procedure. The waterproof performance may deteriorate.
 
●If the buttons such as  button or Power button do not move smoothly, it may be 
because there are adhered foreign objects. Continuing to use the camera \
in such a 
state may result in a malfunction where the camera becomes inoperable. S\
hake the 
camera well in fresh water to wash off any foreign objects. Then, confirm that buttons 
move smoothly.
 
●Water, sand and other foreign objects easily enter the speaker, so after using the 
camera, be sure to rinse with water and then shake it gently several tim\
es to remove 
any water droplets.
 
● Do not dry the camera with hot air, such as from a hair dryer. Deformation may 
deteriorate the waterproof performance.
 
●Do not use soap, neutral detergents, or chemicals such as benzine, thinn\
er, alcohol 
or cleansers.
 Care after using the camera at a beach or in the sea or a river
Perform the following care procedure within 60 minutes of using the came\
ra at a beach or 
in the sea or a river, etc.
Rinse with water while the card/battery 
door and terminal cover are closed, 
or if the camera was used in the sea, 
soak in a shallow container filled with 
fresh water for approx. 10 minutes
: Locked position
 • If the silicone jacket is attached, be sure to  remove it before rinsing the camera.
 • Leaving foreign objects or saline substances  adhered to the camera may cause damage, 
discoloration, corrosion, abnormal odors, or 
deterioration.
Hold the camera with the speaker 
(terminal cover side) facing down, 
and gently shake it several times 
to drain the water
 • If water accumulates in the speaker, the sound volume may drop or distort.
 • To prevent the camera from being dropped,  wear the hand strap securely.
Wipe off the water droplets, and 
let the camera dry by standing it 
for a while on a dry cloth in a well 
ventilated and shaded area
 • Do not use a device such as a hair dryer to dry the camera.
Make sure that there are no water 
droplets on the camera, and then 
open the door and cover
If water droplets or sand remain 
adhered to the inner side of the 
card/battery door or terminal 
cover, remove them with a brush 
(supplied) or a soft and dry cloth 
						

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Names of parts
Standard Accessories
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 Operating Instructions.
 
●The supplied accessories are not waterproof (excluding the hand strap a\
nd silicone 
jacket). 
 
●Keep the Brush out of reach of children to prevent swallowing. 
●Battery pack is indicated as battery pack or battery in the text. 
●Battery charger is indicated as battery charger or charger in the text. 
●Please dispose of all packaging appropriately.
 
■Optional accessories
 • Cards are optional. You can record or play back pictures on the built-in memory when you are not using a card.
 • 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. Microphone 
(→69)
Self-timer indicator 
(→53)/
AF Assist Lamp  (→79)
Lens (→7)
Flash (→54)
Zoom button  (→48)
Speaker (→37)
Terminal cover (→11 )
Release lever  (→11 )
[LOCK] switch  (→11 )
Playback button  (→50)
 button (→44)
Shutter button  (→ 42, 69)
Power button  (→42)
LCD monitor  (→52, 102)
[MODE] button  (→46)
Cursor button  (→20)
[DISPLAY] button  (→52)
[Q.MENU] (→35)/
 (Delete) button  (→51)