Panasonic Dmc Fz15 Operating Instructions Manual

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Playing Back Motion Images
∫Motion images
Select the picture with the motion image 
icon [ ] and play back the motion 
images. 
 The cursor displayed during 
playback corresponds to 3/4/
2/1.
 Motion image playback stops and the 
normal playback is restored by pressing 
4.∫Fast forwarding/Fast rewinding
During motion image playback, keep 
pressing 2/1.
1:Fast forward
2: Fast rewind
 When releasing the button, it turns to 
normal motion image playback.
∫To...

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Using the [PLAY] mode menu
You can rotate the recorded pictures in 
increments of 90°.
This is a convenient function to play back 
pictures on TV.
∫Example
When rotating clockwise ( )
Original
picture 
1Select [ROTATE]. 
2Select the picture to be rotated 
and set it. 
3Select the direction to rotate the 
picture. 
Rotating the Picture [ROTATE]
PLAY1/2
PROTECT
SLIDE SHOW ROTATE
DPOF PRINT
EXITMENUSELECT
MENU
RESIZE
The picture rotates clockwise in 
increments of 90°.
The picture...

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 Still pictures can only be rotated in normal 
playback. When playing back rotated 
pictures in zoom playback or multi 
playback, pictures appear in original 
angle.
 Protected pictures and pictures recorded 
after setting the quality to [TIFF] cannot be 
rotated.
 When you play pictures on a PC, you 
cannot play rotated pictures without an 
OS or software compatible with Exif.
 Exif is the file format for still pictures, to 
which recording information and other can 
be added,...

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∫Single 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 [ ] appears.
 When the number of prints is set to “0”, 
DPOF print setting is canceled.
∫ Multi 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 [ ] appears.
 When the number of prints is set to “0”,  DPOF print setting...

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 DPOF print setting is a convenient 
function when you print pictures with 
printers supporting DPOF printing. (P97)
 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.
 The setting of DPOF print will not be 
applied to the DPOF setting of 
Slide Show.
 If the file is not based on the DCF 
standard, the DPOF print setting...

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∫Multi setting/To cancel all settings
Perform the same operation as in [Setting 
the Picture to be Printed and the Number of 
Prints [DPOF PRINT]]. (P83 – 84)
 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. 
(P91)
 The protect setting may not be effective in 
other equipment.
 Sliding the Card Write-Protect switch A to 
[LOCK]...

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3Select [START]. 
4By pressing the [MENU] button, 
the Slide Show stops.
∫SD Slide Show
If you insert a card including the SD 
Slide Show edited with the [SD Viewer for 
DSC] which is in the supplied CD-ROM, 
and then turn the camera on in playback 
mode, the confirmation screen appears. 
Select [YES] and press 1 to start the SD 
Slide Show. Select [NO] and press 1 to 
start normal playback.
 Pictures set with the DPOF Slide Show by 
the [SD Viewer for DSC] cannot be played 
back...

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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 [RESIZE]. 
2Select the picture and set it. 
 The following pictures cannot be 
resized.
–Pictures equal to or smaller than  640k 480 pixels
–Pictures recorded after setting the 
picture size to [HDTV] –Pictures recorded after setting the 
quality to [TIFF]
–Motion images
–Flip animation
–Rotated pictures (You can resize...

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4Select [YES] or [NO] and set it. 
 When you select [YES], the picture is 
overwritten.
 When the original picture is protected,  you cannot overwrite the resized 
picture.
 It may not be possible to resize pictures recorded with other equipment.
 When resized pictures are overwritten, 
they cannot be restored. Use this function when you trim necessary 
parts of the recorded picture. 
1
Select [TRIMMING]. 
MENU
RESIZE
CANCELMENU
DELETE ORIGINAL
PICTURE?
SELECT SET
YESNO
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2Select the picture to trim and set 
it. 
 The following pictures cannot be 
trimmed.
–Pictures smaller than 640k480 pixels
–Pictures recorded after setting the 
picture size to [HDTV]
–Pictures recorded after setting the 
quality to [TIFF]
–Motion images
–Flip animation
–Rotated pictures (You can trim them if 
you rotate them back.)
3Enlarge or decrease the picture. 
4Shift the picture and press the 
shutter button to set. 
5Select [YES] or [NO] and set it. 
 When you select...