Panasonic DMC-FX7PP Digital Camera User Manual


 
Recording pictures (advanced)
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ISO sensitivity represents the sensitivity to
light in values. If you set the ISO sensitivity
higher, the camera becomes more suitable
for recording in dark places.
When setting to [AUTO], the ISO
sensitivity is automatically adjusted in the
range described below according to the
brightness.
[ISO 80] – [ISO 200]
(It can be adjusted from [ISO100] to
[ISO400] when using the flash. However, it
is fixed to [ISO100] when the flash mode
is set to Slow sync./Red-eye reduction
[].)
In simple mode [ ], motion image mode
[ ] or scene mode (P53), ISO
sensitivity is fixed to [AUTO].
To avoid picture noise, we recommend
decreasing the ISO sensitivity or setting
[PICT.ADJ.] to [NATURAL]. (P66)
If you select a larger picture size, you can
print pictures clearly.
When you select a smaller picture size
(640k480 pixels), you can store more
pictures on a card though the picture
quality is deteriorated. In addition, it is easy
to attach the picture to an e-mail or post it
on a website because the file size is small.
For how to playback pictures recorded
using [HDTV] mode on a High-Definition
TV (HDTV has a 16:9 aspect), refer to
P82.
Both ends of the pictures recorded using
[HDTV] mode may be cut off in printing.
Check the picture before printing. (P96)
In motion image mode [ ], the picture
size is fixed to 320k240 pixels.
Pictures may appear like a mosaic
depending on the subject or the recording
condition.
The number of recordable pictures
depends on the subject.
The number of remaining pictures may not
correspond with recorded frames.
Refer to P17 for the number of recordable
pictures.
ISO Sensitivity
[SENSITIVITY]
ISO sensitivity 80 400
Use in bright
places
(e.g. outdoors)
Suitable
Not
suitable
Use in dark
places
Not
suitable
Suitable
Shutter speed Slow Fast
Noise Less
Increased
Picture Size
[PICT.SIZE]
2560 2560k1920 pixels
2048 2048k1536 pixels
1600 1600k1200 pixels
1280 1280k960 pixels
640 640k480 pixels
HDTV 1920k1080 pixels
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