Battery Carrying Case VYQ3680 Strap VFC4297 USB Connection Cable K1HA08CD0019 AV Cable K1HA08CD0020 CD-ROM
Software on the CD-ROM supplied
The following actions are prohibited: Making duplicates (copying) for sale or rent Copying onto networks
Avoid condensation caused by sudden changes in temperature and humidity
When moving between places of different temperature or humidity, place camera into a plastic bag and allow to adjust to conditions before use. If the lens clouds up, switch off the power and leave for about two hours to allow camera to adjust to conditions. If the LCD monitor clouds up, wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not touch the lens barrier, as this may damage lens. Be careful when removing camera from bag, etc.

When using tripod

Do not apply excessive force or tighten screws at an angle (may damage camera, screw hole, or label.) Ensure that the tripod is stable. (Read the tripods instruction manual.) Please dispose of all packaging appropriately.
Optional accessories (P.104)
Cards are optional. You can record or play back pictures on the built-in memory when you are not using a card. (P.18) If any accessories are lost, customers in the USA should contact Panasonics parts department at 833-9626 and customers in Canada should contact 99-LUMIX (1-800-9958649) for further information about obtaining replacement parts.
LCD monitor characteristics
Extremely high precision technology is employed to produce the LCD monitor 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.

When transporting

Switch off power. We recommend using a genuine leather case (DMW-CT3, sold separately).

Unit temperature

The camera may become warm during use. (Especially grip area, etc.) This does not cause a problem with the performance or quality of the camera.

Grip area

Please also refer to Usage cautions and notes (P.98).

Names of parts

Release lever (P.17) Camera ON/OFF switch (P.19) E.ZOOM button

(P.33)

Tripod receptacle

Mode dial

Card/Battery door (P.17)

Align to correct mode

Shutter button (P.28) Zoom lever (P.32) Flash (P.29) Lens (P.13) Speaker (P.23) Microphone

Do not block microphone with fingers. (P.52, 63, 79)
(Displayed on screen when mode changed)
Self-timer indicator (P.42)/ AF assist lamp

(P.63)

INTELLIGENT AUTO mode NORMAL PICTURE mode SCENE mode MOTION PICTURE mode CLIPBOARD mode

Lens barrel Strap eyelet

We recommend using the strap to avoid dropping the camera.
Take pictures with automatic settings (P.28). Take pictures with customized settings (P.30). Take pictures according to scene (P.44). Take motion pictures (P.52). Take pictures as memos (P.64).

Cursor button

Up/down/ left/right selection

LCD monitor

(P.22, 37, 88)

REC/PLAY switch

(P.28, 35)

Recording

Self-timer (P.42)

Status indicator

(P.17, 28)

Playback

DISPLAY button (P.37) Q.MENU COMPONENT OUT socket

(P.87)

left down
Exposure compensation (P.43) Auto bracket (P.43) White balance fine adjustment (P.58) Backlight compensation (P.29) Flash (P.38)
(Quick setting P.66)/ delete button (P.36)

AV OUT / DIGITAL socket

(P.81, 83, 86)
In this manual, direction buttons to be pressed will be shown in gray, or with.

Macro mode (P.40)

MENU/SET (menu display/set/finish)

(P.20)

DC IN socket (P.81, 83)
Always use a genuine Panasonic AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP: optional).
This manual is based on the DMC-TZ5 model. Product illustrations and screens may vary.
Shutter button (P.28) Zoom lever (P.32) Flash (P.29) Lens (P.13) Strap eyelet Speaker (P.23) Microphone
Do not block microphone with fingers. (P.52, 63, 79) We recommend using the strap to avoid dropping the camera.

Lens barrel

DISPLAY button (P.37) Q.MENU
Exposure compensation (P.43) Auto bracket (P.43) White balance fine adjustment (P.58) Backlight compensation (P.29) Flash (P.38) MENU/SET (menu display/set/finish)

COMPONENT OUT socket

Always use a genuine Panasonic AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP: optional). This manual is based on the DMC-TZ5 model. Product illustrations and screens may vary.

Charging battery

Always charge before first use! (not sold pre-charged)
2 Inserting battery and card
Battery (check orientation) Card (check orientation) Do not touch terminal SD memory card/ SDHC memory card (sold separately)
Battery (model- specific)

Connect to charger

(Ensure LUMIX faces outwards.)
Indoor electrical outlet (charge at room temperature of 10 - 35C (50F-95F))
Do not insert metal subjects such as clips. (Can cause fire) Charger (model - specific)
Set the camera ON/OFF switch to OFF
Slide to the OPEN position and open the lid

OPEN LOCK

Fold out pins and plug into electrical outlet

Select recording information display and types of guidelines. (P.37)
HISTOGRAM Check subject brightness on graph. (P.37) TRAVEL DATE Record the number of days elapsed in your travels. (P.53)

OFF /ON

TRAVEL SETUP OFF /SET (Register departure and return dates) LOCATION OFF /SET (Input name of destination.) (P. 72)
CLOCK SET, AUTO REVIEW and ECONOMY are important for clock setting and battery life. Be sure to check these before use. (Setting method : P.20) Default setting : Item CLOCK SET Set the date and time. (P.19) WORLD TIME Set the local time at an overseas destination. (P.54) MONITOR Adjust the brightness of the LCD monitor (7 levels). LCD MODE Make LCD monitor easier to see. 0 : DESTINATION: Set the local time at overseas destination (P.54). HOME: Set date and time at home area. Settings, notes Set time, date, and display format.
Item BEEP Change or mute the beep/shutter sounds. BEEP LEVEL / / / / VOLUME / / / /
BEEP TONE SHUTTER VOL. SHUTTER TONE
0 LEVEL3 LEVEL6 Cannot be used to adjust TV speaker volume when connected to TV. (We recommend setting camera volume to 0) REC. INFO. OFF /ON (Display recording information with guide lines.) PATTERN / : Change the patterns of guide lines. Only may be used in INTELLIGENT AUTO mode and CLIPBOARD mode.
+1 - +3: Brighter Standard 1 - 3: Darker
Adjust volume of sound from speakers (7 levels). GUIDE LINE
Using SETUP menu (Continued)
Settings, notes POWER SAVE OFF/2MIN./ 5 MIN. /10MIN. : Automatically shut off power while not in use. To restore Press the shutter button halfway, or turn on the power again. Cannot be used in the following cases: When using AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately), when connected to computer/printer, during motion picture recording/playback, during slideshows Settings fixed to 2 MIN. in AUTO LCD OFF (below), 5 MIN. in INTELLIGENT AUTO mode or CLIPBOARD mode, or 10 MIN. while slideshow is paused. AUTO LCD OFF OFF /15SEC./30SEC. : LCD monitor is shut off if no operations are performed for a set period while recording. (Status indicator is illuminated while monitor is off.) Cannot be used in the following cases: When using INTELLIGENT AUTO mode, CLIPBOARD mode ,or AC adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately), when menu screen is displayed, when using self-timer setting or during motion picture recording. Monitor also shuts off during flash battery charging. To restore Press any button. Item ZOOM RESUME Remember the zoom ratio when turning power off. NO.RESET Reset image file numbers. OFF / ON Cannot be set when using SELF PORTRAIT scene mode. YES / NO The folder number is updated and the file number starts from 0001. A folder number between 100 and 999 can be assigned. Numbers cannot be reset once folder number reaches 999. In this case, save all necessary pictures to your computer, and format the built-in memory/card (P.27). To reset folder number to 100: First, format the built-in memory or card, and reset the file numbers using NO. RESET. Then, select YES on the folder number reset screen. File numbers and folder numbers. (P.82, 97) RESET REC. SETTINGS? YES/NO RESET SETUP PARAMETERS? YES/NO Resetting SETUP parameters causes the following to be reset: Birthdays and names in BABY and PET scene modes, TRAVEL DATE, WORLD TIME, ZOOM RESUME, FAVORITE in PLAYBACK menu (set to OFF), ROTATE DISP. (set to ON). Folder numbers and clock settings will not be reset. Camera movement may be audible as the lens function is reset. This is not a fault. USB MODE Select communication method for when connecting camera to a computer or printer with USB connection cable. SELECT ON CONNECTION : Select PC or PictBridge(PTP) each time you connect to a computer or PictBridge-compatible printer. PictBridge (PTP) : Select when connecting to a PictBridge-compatible printer PC: Select when connecting to a computer Settings, notes

(Screen example: DMC-TZ5) DISPLAY

Previous

File number Picture number/ Total pictures

Select DIGITAL ZOOM

REC OFF I.EXPOSURE OFF DIGITAL ZOOM STANDARD COLOR MODE MODE1 STABILIZER MIN. SHTR SPEED SELECT EXIT
To enlarge (playback zoom)

CANCEL DELETE

Digital zoom area is displayed within zoom bar on screen. Zoom motion stops momentarily when e.g. With 40x entering digital zoom range. 40 Within digital zoom range, AF area is displayed larger when the shutter button is Digital zoom area pressed halfway. We recommend using a tripod and the selftimer (P.42). Digital zoom cannot be used in the following modes: (INTELLIGENT AUTO mode), (CLIPBOARD mode), scene modes (SPORTS, BABY, PET, HIGH SENS., HI-SPEED BURST, and MULTI ASPECT ), when INTELLIGENT ISO is not set to OFF DMC-TZ5 only
Current zoom position (displayed for 1 sec.) Zoom ratio: 1x/2x/4x/8x/16x To reduce zoom Turn lever towards W side Move zoom position

To playback as list

(P.67)
To view with different playback modes (slideshow,

(P.69)

Hold down to quickly scroll forwards/ backwards. (Only file numbers change while held down; picture is displayed when released) Scroll speed increases the longer you press. If file number is not displayed, press display button. After the final picture, display returns to the first picture. Some pictures edited on computer may not be able to be viewed on this camera. If the REC/PLAY switch is moved from to while the power is on, the lens barrel will be retracted after 15 seconds. This camera is compliant with the unified DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) standard formulated by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA), and with Exif (Exchangeable image file format). Files that are not DCF-compliant cannot be played back.

To rotate pictures

(P.76)

etc.) (P.69)

Deleting pictures
Changing recording information display
Pictures deleted will be from card if card is inserted, or from built-in memory if the card is not inserted. Deleted pictures cannot be recovered.
Change between different LCD monitor displays, such as histograms.
Set to Press to delete displayed picture
In recording mode Recording information 1

No display

Press to change display

Guide lines

Select YES

DELETE DELETE SINGLE

YES NO
DISPLAY Use a sufficiently charged battery or an AC adaptor (DMWAC5PP, sold separately).
Do not turn off the power during deletion.
Set HISTOGRAM to ON to display histogram (P.23). Select guide line pattern and recording information display on/off with GUIDE LINE setting (P.23).
DELETE MULTI DELETE ALL SELECT
In playback mode Recording information Recording or histogram 1 No display information

Take clear pictures of wide, distant subjects. Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF Main fixed setting INTELLIGENT ISO: ISOMAX800 Digital zoom: Cannot be set
SCENERY Stand at least 5 m (16.4 feet) away.
Take pictures of scenes with fast movement, e.g. sports.
Tips Stand at least 5 m (16.4 feet) away.
Age and name will be displayed for approx. 5 seconds after setting this mode. Age display format depends on LANGUAGE setting. AGE and NAME print setting can be made on your computer using the supplied CD-ROM (PHOTOfunSTUDIO -viewer-). Text may also be stamped onto the picture using TEXT STAMP (P.73). Date of birth will be displayed as 0 month 0 day. Main fixed setting INTELLIGENT ISO: ISOMAX400 AF MODE default setting is (face detection). Digital zoom: Cannot be set Name cannot be recorded when LOCATION is set in TRAVEL DATE.
Prevents blurring of subject in dark, indoor conditions. Tips Select the aspect ratio and the picture size with and press MENU/SET.
Pictures may appear slightly grainy due to high sensitivity. Main fixed settings QUALITY: (Standard) SENSITIVITY: ISO1600 - 6400 Extended optical zoom and digital zoom cannot be used.
Uses weak flash to bring out skin colors. Tips To record age and name (BABY1 and BABY2 can be set separately.)

OFF ON SET

AGE NAME
HIGH SENS. PICTURE SIZE 4:3 3:2 16:9 CANCEL 3M 2.5M 2M SET
Select AGE or NAME with , press , and select SET. Press MENU/SET. Set the birthday and name. Birthday: Set birthday with. Name: (See Text input method: P.72) Press MENU/SET. Make sure AGE and NAME are ON before taking a picture. To reset: Select RESET from SETUP menu. Focus: Max. W: 5 cm (0.17 feet) and above Max. T : 1 m (3.28 feet) and above (2 m (6.57 feet) and above unless max.T) Record pets age when taking pictures. Tips Same as for BABY
Focus: Max. W: 5 cm (0.17 feet) and above Max. T : 1 m (3.28 feet) and above (2 m (6.57 feet) and above unless max.T) Take pictures of rapid movement or a decisive moment. Tips Select the aspect ratio and the picture size with and press MENU/SET.
HIGH-SPEED BURST PICTURE SIZE 4:3 2M 2.5M 2M SET
Take clear pictures of scenes such as sunsets.

SUNSET

Main fixed setting INTELLIGENT ISO: ISOMAX800 Default settings are as follows. AF MODE: (one-area-focusing) AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF Refer to BABY (above) for other notes and fixed functions. Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF

3:2 16:9 CANCEL

Take pictures. (Hold shutter button) Still pictures are taken continuously while the shutter button is pressed fully. Maximum Burst speed DMC-TZ5:Approx. 6 pictures/sec. DMC-TZ4:Approx. 7 pictures/sec. Approx. 20 Approx. 20 to 100 (The maximum is 100).

Built-in Number of memory recordable pictures Card
The number of burst recording pictures increases immediately after formatting. The recorded pictures become slightly grainy. Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF QUALITY: (Standard) SENSITIVITY: ISOThe focus, zoom, exposure, white balance, shutter speed and ISO sensitivity are fixed to the settings for the first picture. The following functions cannot be used. Extended optical zoom/ Digital zoom/ AUTO BRACKET/ SELF TIMER/ ASPECT RATIO/ PICTURE SIZE / AUDIO REC./ BURST
The burst speed and number of recordable pictures change according to the recording conditions or types of cards. Focus: Max. W: 5 cm (0.17 feet) and above Max. T : 1 m (3.28 feet) and above (2 m (6.57 feet) and above unless max.T)

HIGH SENS. PICTURE SIZE

4:3 3:2 16:9

3M 2.5M 2M SET

Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF AUDIO REC.: OFF CONTINUOUS AF: OFF STABILIZER: OFF SENSITIVITY: ISO100 EXPOSURE, AUTO BRACKET, and BURST cannot be used.
Take pictures of the view from aircraft windows.
Take clear pictures of starry skies or dark subjects. Shutter speed settings Select with , and press MENU/SET. The number of STARRY SKY SHUTTER SPEED seconds can be 15 SEC. changed with quick 30 SEC. setting. (P.66)

60 SEC.

CANCEL SELECT SET

Press shutter button.

Countdown begins
Tips Set longer shutter speeds for darker conditions. Always use a tripod. Self-timer recommended. Do not move the camera until the countdown (above) has ended. (Countdown for processing is redisplayed afterwards) Take clear pictures of fireworks in the night sky. Tips Stand at least 10 m (32.8 feet) away. Tripod recommended.
Bring out the clear blues of the sky and the sea without darkening subject.
Bring out the natural color of snow in ski slope and mountain scenes.
Shutter speed can be set to 1/4 second or 2 seconds (if little jitter or if optical image stabilizer is OFF). (when not using exposure compensation) Main fixed settings FLASH: FORCED FLASH OFF SENSITIVITY: ISO100 CONTINUOUS AF: OFF AF ASSIST LAMP: OFF AF MODE default setting is (face detection). Beware of sand and sea water. Battery life is reduced in lower air temperatures.

OFF SET

SET OFF OFF SET

30fps 16:9H 15fps 16:9H 16:9 30fps 16:9(L) Elapsed time (approx.) 10fps 16:9(L)
1280 x Large (Wide) 720 30fps 16:9H, 1280 x 720 is for high848 x definition 480 recording
Press fully (start recording)
Ends automatically if memory is full.
A maximum of approx. 2 GB can be
recorded in any one session. (Available recording time is calculated on a 2 GB basis (estimated).) To continue recording, press the shutter button again. ( 3 Motion pictures can be recorded continuously up to 15 minutes.)
Only QVGA-format motion pictures can be recorded to the built-in memory. 2 DMC-TZ5 only You can view motion pictures in high definition by connecting with component cable (sold separately). (P.87) fps: frames per second 30fps: for smooth picture movement 10fps: for longer motion pictures Estimated recording time (P.100)

Set departure date

TRAVEL DATE

Enter destination

PLEASE SET THE DEPARTURE DATE

MAR / 15/ 2008

Text input method (P.72) Press MENU/SET twice after inputting text to complete.

Set return date with

To viewing motion pictures

(P.68)

Exit without entering if you do not wish to set a return date.
Setting is released automatically one return date has passed. To release before this date, select OFF in step 2, and press MENU/SET twice.

To release

Do not block microphone (P.14) with fingers. Release shutter button immediately after pressing. No audio will be recorded for a few seconds if the button is held down. Easy zoom cannot be used while recording motion pictures. Sounds of camera operations, such as zoom movement and beeps, may be recorded. Zoom speed is slower than normal. To fix focus setting, set CONTINUOUS AF to OFF. The following functions cannot be used. STABILIZER MODE2, AF MODE (Face detection), COLOR MODE (NATURAL/VIVID), Extended optical zoom, ROTATE DISP. for pictures taken vertically Long videos may not be able to be sent via e-mail. Recording may be terminated midway, depending on card type. Not compatible with MultiMediaCards.
The number of days elapsed is displayed for approx. 5 sec. when switching from playback to recording mode. ( displayed at bottom-right of screen) When destination is set in WORLD TIME (next page), days elapsed are calculated based on local destination time. If settings are made before holiday, number of days to departure are displayed in orange with a minus sign (but not recorded). When TRAVEL DATE is displayed in white with a minus sign, the HOME date is one day in advance of the DESTINATION date (this is recorded). Text in LOCATION can be edited after recording with TITLE EDIT (P.72). To print travel date or destination Use TEXT STAMP (P.73), or print using supplied CD-ROM (PHOTOfunSTUDIO-viewer-). Names in BABY and PET scene modes cannot be recorded when LOCATION is set. LOCATION cannot be recorded in motion picture recording.

Setting fixed to MODE2 in SELF PORTRAIT and OFF in STARRY SKY scene modes. Cannot be set to OFF in (INTELLIGENT AUTO mode), and MODE2 in (MOTION PICTURE mode). Cases where optical image stabilizer may be ineffective: Heavy jitter, high zoom ratio, fast-moving objects, indoors or in dark locations (due to low shutter speed)
OFF: Lamp off (taking pictures of animals in dark, etc.) ON : Lamp illuminated with halfway press of shutter button ( and larger AF area displayed)
Lamp: Effective distance: 1.5 m (4.92 feet) (Do not cover or look at lamp from close range)
Set the clock. Same function as that in SETUP menu (P.19).
Taking/viewing clipboard pictures (CLIPBOARD)
Taking clipboard pictures
Useful for taking pictures of timetables and maps instead of taking memos. Regardless of presence of card, pictures will always be saved to clipboard folder of built-in memory, so that they can be distinguished from normal pictures and viewed immediately. Beware of copyrights, etc. (P.2)

Zoom mark

Useful for enlarging and saving parts of maps, etc.
Represents built-in memory used entirely for clipboard pictures (approx.)
Picture size Pictures 2M 97 1M 146

(clipboard)

To register zoom enlarged size and position
Enlarge with zoom lever and select position with Press
Hudson Rd Greener Pl Chalky Ave

Crossford St Laker St

To change zoom and position: Repeat the left To finish zoom mark setting: Restore zoom to original (1 x) ratio

Northwood St

Take a clipboard picture

Display picture with

Press halfway (align focus) Press fully (take picture)

City Park

Par k Rd
Zoom mark Displayed on registered pictures
To view registered ratio and position:
Turn to T side (No need to manually enlarge or move) Immediately displayed at recorded size and position

Hudson Rd

Hudson Rd Greener Pl
Viewing clipboard pictures
Hudson Rd Stringer St August St

Crockery St

(CLIPBOARD mode) Can be viewed with same operations as with still pictures taken in other modes (P.35). (30-picture and calendar displays cannot be used.) Copy clipboard pictures onto memory cards in order to print (next page).

Jillian St

To cancel zoom mark CANCEL MARK (below)

Beak Ave

ur our Arbo e Grov G

Christen Pl

Greener Pl

Chalky Ave

Tracery
When a picture with a zoom mark is deleted, both original picture and picture with zoom mark will be deleted. Picture can be deleted even while zoomed in.
Gilbert St Guillemot St Guillemot St

Southwood St

To delete clipboard pictures If internal memory is full

(delete) in step

2 above. (P.36)

CLIPBOARD menu

A special menu is used in CLIPBOARD mode. (Default setting: REC ON CLIPBOARD menu (REC/PLAY switch: Mode dial:
PICTURE SIZE 2M (Priority to picture quality) / 1 M AUDIO REC. LCD MODE CLOCK SET Record sound (5 seconds) simultaneously. OFF /ON OFF / AUTO POWER LCD / POWER LCD / HIGH ANGLE (P.22) (P.19)
Non-clipboard pictures can be deleted from the internal memory by removing card from camera, setting mode dial to a setting other than (CLIPBOARD mode), and pressing (delete). Playback mode functions cannot be used. STABILIZER setting made in REC menu will be reflected in clipboard mode. Functions unavailable: INTELLIGENT ISO, METERING MODE, I.EXPOSURE, MIN. SHTR SPEED BURST, DIGITAL ZOOM, AUTO BRACKET, WB ADJUST., CONTINUOUS AF, COLOR MODE, AUTO LCD OFF, HISTOGRAM The settings for the following functions are fixed.
QUALITY ASPECT RATIO (Standard) SENSITIVITY WHITE BALANCE AF MODE AUTO AWB (1-area-focusing) AF ASSIST LAMP GUIDE LINE POWER SAVE 5MIN. ON
(Priority to the number of pictures)
PLAY ON CLIPBOARD menu (REC/PLAY switch:
CANCEL MARK AUDIO DUB. COPY LCD MODE

Mode dial:

Select marked clipboard picture with. Cancel with MENU/SET. Add sound to previously-taken clipboard picture. Select clipboard picture with. Record/stop with MENU/SET. (P.79) Copy single pictures from clipboard to card. (Zoom mark will not be copied.) Select clipboard picture with and press MENU/SET Select YES with and press MENU/SET. OFF / POWER LCD (P.22)

Edg ar Rd

Crockery St Jillian St

Tracery Rd

Gilbert St

Guillemot St

QUALITY ASPECT RATIO (Standard) SENSITIVITY WHITE BALANCE AF MODE AUTO AWB GUIDE LINE (1-area-focusing) POWER SAVE 5MIN. AF ASSIST LAMP ON

Quick setting

Applications (View)

Viewing as list

(Multi playback/Calendar playback)
REC menu items can be called up easily (settings items displayed vary depending on recording mode).

Which cards can I use?

Using Panasonic cards is recommended. For more details (P.18, 104)
SD memory card (8 MB 2 GB) SDHC memory card (4 GB 16 GB)
Cannot record pictures. REC/PLAY switch is not set to (record). Built-in memory/card is full. Free space by deleting unwanted pictures (P.36). Recording capacity is low. Battery needs recharging. Use a fully charged battery (not sold pre-charged). (P.16) If you leave the camera on, the battery will be exhausted. Turn the camera off frequently by using POWER SAVE or AUTO LCD OFF (P.24) etc. Please check the recording picture capacity for cards and built-in memory. (P.100) Recorded pictures look white. Lens is dirty (fingerprints, etc.). Turn on power to extract lens barrel, and clean lens surface with a soft, dry cloth. Lens is foggy (P.12). Recorded pictures are too bright/too dark. Pictures taken in dark locations, or bright subjects (snow, bright conditions, etc.) occupy most of the screen. (Brightness of LCD monitor may differ from that of actual picture) Adjust the exposure (P.43). MIN. SHTR SPEED is set to fast speeds, e.g. 1/200 (P.63). 2-3 pictures are taken when I press the shutter button just once. Camera set to use AUTO BRACKET, BURST, or the HI-SPEED BURST or MULTI ASPECT (DMC-TZ5 only) scene modes. (P.43, 49, 51, 61) Focus not aligned correctly. Not set to mode appropriate for distance to subject. (Focus range varies according to recording mode.) Subject outside of focus range. Caused by jitter or subject movement (P.56, 62). Recorded pictures are blurred. Optical image stabilizer ineffective. Shutter speed is slower in dark locations and Optical image stabilizer is less effective. Hold camera firmly with both hands, keeping arms close to body. Use a tripod and the self-timer (P.42) when using MIN. SHTR SPEED. Cannot use AUTO BRACKET or MULTI ASPECT (DMC-TZ5 only). Only enough memory for 2 pictures or fewer.
How can I easily send pictures to my computer?
Connect the camera to your computer using the supplied USB connection cable (P.81) to copy (drag & drop) picture files to your computer hard disk. Use a USB reader-writer.
Pictures appear dark or have poor coloring
Adjust the exposure (P.43). Use WHITE BALANCE to adjust the coloring. (e.g. Use AWB for fluorescent lighting and for incandescent lighting.) If this is still insufficient, try Setting white balance manually (P.58).
How do I get the date printed?
Make date printing settings before printing. printer compatible with date printing.
In shop: Make DPOF settings (P.78), and request printing with dates. With printer: Make DPOF settings, and use a With supplied software: Select with dates within
print settings. Use TEXT STAMP before printing (P.73).

LCD monitor dims during motion picture recording. LCD monitor may dim if continuing motion picture recording for long periods. Monitor sometimes shuts off even though power is on. Camera set to AUTO LCD OFF (P.24). (LCD monitor shuts off during flash recharging) After recording, monitor shuts off until next picture can be recorded. Brightness is unstable. Aperture value is set while shutter button is pressed halfway. (Does not affect recorded picture.) Monitor flickers indoors. Monitor may flicker after turning on (prevents influence from fluorescent lighting). Monitor is too bright/too dark. Adjust MONITOR setting (P.22). Camera set to LCD MODE (P.22). Black/blue/red/green dots or interference appears. Monitor looks distorted when touched. This is not a fault, and will not be recorded on the actual pictures, so there is no need to worry.
Edges cut off pictures when printing. Release any trimming or edgeless printing settings on printer before printing. (Consult printer operating manual.) Pictures taken on ASPECT RATIO. If printing in shop, check if 16:9 sizes can be printed.

Playback (continued)

White round spots like soap bubbles appear on the recorded picture. If you take a picture with the flash in a dark place or indoors, white round spots may appear on the picture caused by the flash reflecting of particles of dust in the air. This is not a fault. A characteristic of this is that the number of round spots and their position differ in every picture. Sounds of camera operations will be recorded in motion pictures. Camera operation sounds may be recorded as camera automatically adjusts lens aperture during motion picture recording; this is not a fault.
Menu not displayed in desired language. Change LANGUAGE setting (P.27). Camera rattles if shaken. This sound is made by the lens movement and is not a fault. Cannot set AUTO REVIEW. Cannot be set when any of the following are in use: AUTO BRACKET, BURST, the SELF PORTRAIT, HI-SPEED BURST, and MULTI ASPECT (DMC-TZ5 only) scene modes, MOTION PICTURE mode, or AUDIO REC. Red lamp illuminated when pressing shutter button halfway in dark locations. AF ASSIST LAMP set to ON (P.63). AF ASSIST LAMP is not illuminated. AF ASSIST LAMP is set to OFF. Not illuminated in bright locations or when using SCENERY, NIGHT SCENERY, SELF PORTRAIT, FIREWORKS, AERIAL PHOTO, or SUNSET scene modes. Camera is hot. Camera may become a little warm during use, but this does not affect performance or quality. Lens makes a clicking noise. When brightness changes, the lens may make a clicking noise and the monitor brightness may also change, but this is due to aperture settings being made. (Does not affect recording.) Clock is incorrect. Camera has been left for a long period. Reset the clock (P.19). (Date will be set to 0:00 0. 0. 0 for pictures if clock is not set.) Long time was taken to set clock (clock behind by this amount). When using zoom, picture becomes slightly warped and the edges of the subject become colored. Pictures may be slightly warped or colored around the edges, depending on the zoom ratio, but this is not a fault. File numbers are not recorded in sequence. File numbers are reset when new folders are created (P.82). File numbers have jumped backwards. Battery was removed/inserted with power on. (Numbers may jump backwards if folder/file numbers are not correctly recorded.)

Flash range: (ISO AUTO) Approx.60 cm (1.97 feet) to 5.3 m (17.4 feet) (Wide) AUTO, AUTO/Red-eye reduction, Forced flash ON (Forced flash ON/ Red-eye reduction), Slow sync./Red-eye reduction, Forced flash OFF Monaural Monaural Built-in Memory (Approx. 50 MB)/SD Memory Card/SDHC Memory Card/ MultiMediaCard (Still pictures only) ] When the aspect ratio setting is [ DMC-TZ5: pixels / pixels / 25601920 pixels / 20481536 pixels / pixels / pixels DMC-TZ4: pixels / pixels / pixels / pixels / pixels When the aspect ratio setting is [ ] DMC-TZ5: pixels / pixels / pixels / pixels DMC-TZ4: pixels / pixels / pixels When the aspect ratio setting is [ ] DMC-TZ5: pixels / pixels / pixels / pixels DMC-TZ4: pixels / pixels / pixels pixels (DMC-TZ5 only) / pixels / pixels /pixels Fine/Standard JPEG (based on Design rule for Camera File system, based on Exif 2.21 standard)/DPOF corresponding JPEG (based on Design rule for Camera File system, based on Exif 2.21 standard) + QuickTime QuickTime Motion JPEG Digital: USB 2.0 (High Speed) Analog video/audio: NTSC/PAL Composite (Switched by menu), Component/Audio line output (monaural) COMPONENT OUT: Dedicated jack (10 pin) DIGITAL/AV OUT: Dedicated jack (8 pin) DC IN: Dedicated jack (2 pin) DMC-TZ5: Approx. 103.3 mm (W) 59.3 mm (H) 36.5 mm (D) [4.07 (W) 2.33 (H) 1.44 (D)] DMC-TZ4: Approx. 103.3 mm (W) 59.3 mm (H) 36.2 mm (D) [4.07 (W) 2.33 (H) 1.43 (D)] Excluding card and battery: DMC-TZ5 Approx. 214 (7.5 oz)/ DMC-TZ4 Approx. 208 (7.3 oz) With card and battery: DMC-TZ5 Approx. 240 (8.5 oz)/ DMC-TZ4 Approx. 234 (8.3 oz) 0 C to 40 C (32 F to 104 F) 10 % to 80 %
Motion pictures ( Only when using an SD Memory Card) Quality Recording file format Still Picture Still pictures with audio Motion pictures Interface
Burst recording Burst speed Number of recordable pictures
Terminal Dimensions (excluding the projection part) Mass
Hi-speed burst Burst speed Number of recordable pictures ISO sensitivity Shutter speed White balance Exposure (AE) Metering mode LCD monitor
Operating temperature Operating humidity
Battery charger (Panasonic DE-A45B): Information for your safety
Output Input CHARGE 4.2 V 0.8 A 110 V to 240 V 50/60Hz, 0.2 A
Equipment mobility: Movable Battery Pack (lithium-ion) (Panasonic CGA-S007A): Information for your safety
Voltage/capacity 3.7 V 1000 mAh

Optional accessories

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Digital Camera Accessory Order Form

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Please photocopy this form when placing an order. 1. Digital Camera Model # 2. Items Ordered Accessory # Description Price Each Quantity Total Price
Product name: Battery Pack Product no.: CGA-S007A
Performance identical to supplied battery pack. Recommended for taking on holiday, etc. Product name: Leather Case Product no.: DMW-CT3 Product name: Marine Case Product no.: DMW-MCTZ5
Subtotal Your State & Local Sales Tax Shipping & Handling Total Enclosed 6.95

Lappareil que vous vous tes procur est aliment par une batterie au lithium-ion/polymre recyclable. Pour des renseignements sur le recyclage de la batterie, veuillez composer le 1-800-8-BATTERY.
List of LCD monitor displays (P.88)
Aerial Photo Mode.. 51 AF Assist Lamp.. 63 AF Lock.. 51 AF Mode.. 59 Aspect Conversion.. 76 Aspect Ratio.. 56 Audio Dubbing.. 79 Audio Recording.. 63 Auto Bracket.. 43 Auto Demo... 27 Auto LCD Off.. 24 Auto Power LCD.. 22 Auto Review.. 24 Available Recording Time. 100
Dial Display (Mode dial display). 26 Digital Zoom.. 34, 62 DPOF Print Setting.. 78 Dual play (DMC-TZ5 only).. 69
m/ft.. 26 Macro Recording. 40 Metering Mode.. 59 Minimum Shutter Speed.. 63 Motion Picture Mode. 52 Motion Picture Playback.. 68 Multi Aspect Mode (DMC-TZ5 only). 51 Multi Playback.. 67

Rotate Display.. 76

Scene Menu.. 26 Scene Mode.. 44 Scenery Mode.. 46 Self Portrait Mode.. 46 Self-timer.. 42 Setup Menu.. 22 Slide Show... 70 Snow Mode.. 50 Soft Skin Mode.. 46 Sports Mode.. 46 Stabilizer.. 62 Starry Sky Mode.. 50 Sunset Mode.. 48
Economy.. 24 Exposure Compensation. 43 Extended Optical Zoom (EZ). 32 E.Zoom... 33
Face Detection.. 59 Favorite... 77 Favorite Play.. 71 Fireworks Mode.. 50 Flash.. 38 Focus.. 30, 31 Folder Composition.. 82 Food Mode.. 47 Formatting... 27
Night Portrait Mode.. 47 Night Scenery Mode. 47 Normal Play.. 69 Normal Recording.. 30 NTSC.. 26 Number of Recordable Pictures. 100
Baby Mode.. 48 Backlight Compensation.. 29 Battery.. 16, 17, 18 Beach Mode.. 50 Beep.. 23 Brightness of the LCD Monitor.. 22 Built-in Memory. 18, 100 Burst Mode.. 61
Tele Macro function.. 40 Text Stamp... 73 Title Edit.. 72 Travel Date.. 23, 53 Trimming.. 75 TV Aspect.. 26

Optical Zoom.. 32

Guide Line.. 23, 37
PAL.. 26 Party Mode.. 47 Pet Mode.. 48 PictBridge... 25, 83 Picture Mode (Motion picture). 52 Picture Size (Still picture).. 55 Pictures with Audio. 63, 68, 79 Playback Pictures on TV. 86 Playback Zoom.. 35 Portrait Mode.. 46 Power LCD.. 22 Power Save.. 24 Protect.. 79
Calendar.. 72 Candle Light Mode.. 47 Card... 18 Caring for your camera.. 98 Category Play... 71 Charging.. 16 Clipboard.. 64 Clock Set.. 19 Color Mode.. 62 Component Cable.. 87 Condensation... 12 Continuous AF.. 60 Copy.. 80
High Angle Mode. 22 High Sensitivity Mode.. 49 High-Speed Burst Mode.. 49 Histogram... 23, 37
Underwater Mode.. 51 USB Mode... 25
Video Output.. 26 Volume of Speakers. 23
Intelligent Auto Mode.. 28 Intelligent Exposure.. 61 Intelligent ISO... 56 ISO Sensitivity.. 57
White Balance.. 58 White Balance Adjust.. 58 World Time.. 54

TR2008-638, Dartmouth College, Computer Science

Methods

Digital Image Ballistics from JPEG Quantization: A Followup Study
Hany Farid Department of Computer Science Dartmouth College Hanover NH 03755

Abstract

The lossy JPEG compression scheme employs a quantization table that controls the amount of compression achieved. Because different cameras typically employ different tables, a comparison of an images quantization scheme to a database of known cameras affords a simple technique for conrming or denying an images source. This report describes the analysis of quantization tables extracted from 1,000,000 images downloaded from Flickr.com.

Introduction

Since the JPEG image format has emerged as a virtual standard, most cameras encode images in this format. This lossy compression scheme allows camera manufacturers to balance the amount of compression and the quality of their images. This tradeoff is embodied in the JPEG quantization table. In earlier work [1], we showed that the quantization table is fairly distinct across various cameras, and can therefore be used to conrm or deny the source of an image (see also [2]). This initial study examined one image taken from one of 204 cameras, but suffered from not considering the different quantization tables that are employed with varying camera quality and resolution settings. In this report, we expand on our earlier work by considering a much larger and more diverse collection of images. 1
Using the Flickr API, 1,000,000 images were downloaded from Flickr.com, a popular photo-sharing website. Since we are interested in the JPEG quantization table employed by different cameras, it was necessary to eliminate any images that had been edited or altered by any photo-editing software. To this end, only images tagged as original by Flickr were downloaded. Images were then eliminated if they were not 3-channel color images, and further eliminated if they had incomplete metadata, inconsistent modication and original dates, or a software metadata tag suggesting that the image had been edited by a photoediting software. This ltering eliminated 557,045 images, leaving 442,955 images. The camera make, model, resolution, and JPEG quantization table were extracted from each of the 442,955 images metadata. In order to further eliminate possible edited or altered images, only those entries with ve or more images having the same paired make, model, resolution, and quantization table were retained. This ltering eliminated 105,329 images, leaving 337,626 images for the nal analysis. The remaining 337,626 images spanned 10,153 different distinct pairings of camera make, model, resolution and quantization table (accounting for 48 different camera manufacturers, and 859 different camera models). It is from these 10,153 entries that the distinctness of the paired resolution and quantization table was analyzed. Both the resolution and quantization table were combined in order to provide a more rened criteria for narrowing the search criteria to identify the source camera.

Results

The 10,153 entries described in the previous section fall into equivalence classes of size 1 to 178, where each class has identical resolution and JPEG quantization table. The average class size is 20.13, with a standard deviation of 35.7 (a class of size 1 means that the paired values are unique). The median class size is 5. Of the 10,153 entries, 2,704 entries (26.6%) have a unique paired resolution and quantization table, and 37.2% have at most two matches, and 44.1% have at most three matches.
Figure 1: The distribution of equivalence class sizes for paired resolution and JPEG quantization (a class size of 1 denotes a unique pairing).
Shown in Figure 1 is the distribution of the size of these equivalence classes, and shown in Appendix A are the cameras belonging to the same equivalence class. In the majority of cases, it is cameras from the same manufacturer that share the same quantization table, although in several situations there is a signicant amount of overlap between cameras of different manufacturers. If we ignore resolution and partition only on the quantization tables, then the 10,153 entries fall into equivalence classes of size 1 to 899, where each class has an identical quantization table. The average class size is 273.6, with a standard deviation of 276.1. The median class size is 254, and 517 (5.1%) have a unique quantization table, and 8.3% have at most two matches, and 10.4% entries have at most three matches.

and by the Institute for Security Technology Studies at Dartmouth College under grants from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (2005-DD-BX-1091) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (2006-CS-001-000001). Points of view or opinions in this document are those of the author and do not represent the ofcial position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, or any other sponsor.

References

[1] H. Farid. Digital image ballistics from JPEG quantization. Technical Report TR2006-583, Department of Computer Science, Dartmouth College, 2006. [2] J.D. Kornblum. Using JPEG quantization tables to identify imagery processed by software. Digital Investigation, 5:S21S25, 2008.

Discussion

While the JPEG quantization table is clearly not unique, it (paired with the image resolution) is reasonably effective at narrowing the source of an image to a single camera make and model or to a small set of possible cameras.

Appendix A

Each entry in the rst table corresponds to a camera with unique resolution and quantization table. Each entry in the second table corresponds to an equivalence class of identical resolution and Acknowledgments quantization table. The size of the equivalence class is in the rst column, and the camera make This work was supported by a gift from Adobe and model and resolution are in the second colSystems, Inc., a gift from Microsoft, Inc., a grant from the National Science Foundation (CNS-0708209), umn. 2
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