PANASONIC DMCLC20, DMCLC5 User Manual
Operating pictures
Selecting pictures
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Click on the folder containing the
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picture in the [Folder Bar]
Files in the folder are displayed.
Select the picture by clicking on it
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A blue frame appears around the
selected picture.
≥On double clicking, selected pictures are
displayed in full screen. (To close, click on
the screen)
Selecting multiple pictures
Select by holding down the [Ctrl] key and
clicking on each desired picture
Selecting a continuous range of
multiple pictures
After selecting the first picture, complete
the selection by holding down the [Shift]
key and clicking on the last picture
Selecting all displayed pictures
Click on [Edit] >>> [Select All]
Canceling the selection
Click on [Edit] >>> [Deselect All]
Swap selected pictures with pictures
which are not selected
Click on [Edit] >>> [Invert Selection]
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Making the picture into Wallpaper
Right click on the picture which is to be
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made into Wallpaper, and Click on [Set
As Wallpaper]
The picture will be displayed on the
desktop.
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If the wallpaper is not displayed on the desktop, to
display it click on the desktop and press key [F5].
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Copying pictures to another
folder
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Select the picture to be copied, and
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click on [Edit] >>> [Copy]
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Select the target folder with the [Folder
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Bar], click on the picture display
section, and click on [Edit] >>> [Paste]
¥It is also possible to drag and drop a picture copy
to the target folder with the [Ctrl] key held down.
Copying an image to the
Memory card
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Select the picture to be copied, and
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drag and drop into the [100_PANA]
folder
The picture is converted to JPEG format
that can be played back on the digital
camera, and copied.
≥The file name is automatically inserted.
Moving pictures to another
folder
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Select the image to be shifted and click
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on [Edit] >>> [Cut]
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Select the target folder with the [Folder
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Bar], click on the picture display
section, and click on [Edit] >>> [Paste]
Once an image is shifted, you cannot return it to its
original location with [Edit] >>> [Undo].
¥You can also move a picture by holding the [Shift]
key down, then dragging and dropping. (If
dragged and dropped to a different drive, the
picture will be copied.)
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Deleting an image
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Select the picture to be deleted, and
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click on [Edit] >>> [Delete]
A confirmation message of file deletion is
displayed.
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Click on [Yes]
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You cannot retrieve a deleted image using [Edit]
>>> [Undo].
¥It is also possible to delete by pressing the
[Delete] key.
Renaming an image
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Select the picture whose name has to
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be changed, and click on [File] >>>
[Rename]
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Enter the name and click on [OK]
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¥It is also possible to right click on the picture and
click on [Rename] from the Context menu. (P32)
¥A picture selected in the picture display section
can also be renamed by clicking on its name.
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Rotating an image
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Select the picture to be rotated, and
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select the direction of rotation or angle
from [Tool] >>> [Rotate]
¥It is also possible to right click on the picture and
click on [Rotate] from the Context menu. (P32)
Updating the display contents in the Folder Bar
or the picture display section
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Click on [View] >>> [Refresh]
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¥It is also possible to update by clicking on [ ] on
the toolbar.
Please update the folder display after copying or
moving a picture.
Updating the display of Memory card contents (connection)
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Confirm that the Memory card has been
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properly inserted in the digital camera, and
click on [Tool] >>> [Memory Card Check]
Displays the Memory card contents are
updated. (If 2 or more Memory cards are
read, the next card’s contents are
displayed)
≥If the Memory card has not been inserted,
please load it.
≥For details about how to insert the Memory
card, please refer to the digital camera
operating instructions.
¥It is also possible to update by clicking on [ ] on the toolbar.
After replacing the Memory card, please perform the above operation.
Changing the picture format
Picture formats that can be changed are only for those of BMP and JPEG formats.
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Select the picture whose format is to be
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changed, and select the picture format
from [Tool] >>> [Image Format
Conversion]
Picture format is changed.
≥Multiple pictures can be selected and changed.
BMP format
A common file format for pictures used in Windows.
JPEG format
A data compression format widely used in digital cameras.
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DPOF Setting
Adding print information to the picture
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Select the picture for DPOF set up,
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and click on [Tool] >>> [DPOF
Setting]
≥Multiple pictures can be selected for
DPOF set up.
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After setting up with the [DPOF
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Setting] screen, click on [OK]
The set up details are recorded in the
Memory card.
[File Name]
Select the picture for the DPOF set up.
•Use the [ 4 ] or [ 2 ], [ 1 ] keys to select the picture set up. (Only when
multiple pictures are selected in the picture display section)
•When carrying out print set up with DPOF, if the file name is longer than 8
characters, you may not print in the printer. (P37)
[Print this file?]
By clicking on [Print], you can specify the number of pages to be printed.
•If you do not want to print, click on [Do not print].
[Specify the number of sheets to be printed.]
Use the [ 3 ], [ 4 ] keys to set the number of sheets to be printed. (You can set 1
to 999 sheets.)
•If [Do not print] is selected, you cannot set a number.
•For pictures on a non-compatible Memory card, DPOF set up is not possible.
•The details of DPOF set up are saved in the Memory card [MISC] folder as a
file with the name [AUTPRINT.MRK].
•After set up, the DPOF data saved in the Memory card will be useful with
DPOF compatible printers, etc.
¥If [Apply All] is clicked, the same set up can be applied to all the selected
pictures.
(Setting up DPOF)
ª DPOF is the abbreviation for
Digital Print Order Format, with which the print information, for use with DPOFcompatible systems, can be included on pictures in the Memory card. If files that
are not compatible with DPOF are selected, the DPOF dialog box is not
displayed.
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Searching for pictures
Searching by file name
Select the folder containing the file to
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be found, and click on [Tool] >>> [Find]
>>> [Find by Name]
The Search screen is displayed.
Set up the search conditions, and click
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on [Find Now]
¥[Find Data]: Enter the file name to be found.
¥[Find in]: The file which is the subject of search is set up.
[Displayed Data]
Find from the currently displayed files
[Found Data]
Further search of the search results
[Add to Found Data from Displayed Data]
Search among the files currently displayed and add to the last search results
¥[Search Method]: Set up the search method.
[Inclusive]
Find those containing the phrase entered with [Find Data]
[Not Inclusive]
Find those that do not contain the phrase entered with [Find Data]
[Perfect Match]
Find those which are an exact match with the phrase entered with [Find Data]
¥If [Tool] >>> [Clear Finding] is selected, the search display is cleared. To
return to the normal display of thumbnail list, select the picture display
type on the [View Type Bar] (P31) at the bottom of the screen.
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Find by Date
Select the folder containing the file to
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be found, and click on [Tool] >>>
[Find] >>> [Find by Date]
The Search screen is displayed.
Set up the search conditions, and
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click on [Find Now]
¥[Date Found]: Enter the date of the file to be found.
¥[Find in]: The file which is the subject of search is set up.
[Displayed Data]
Find from the currently displayed files
[Found Data]
Further search of the search results
[Add to Found Data from Displayed Data]
Search among the files currently displayed and add to the last search results.
¥[Search Method]: Set up the search method.
[Within Range]
Find with the date range entered in [Date Found]
[Outside Range]
Find beyond the date range entered in [Date Found]
¥If [Tool] >>> [Clear Finding] is selected, the search display is cleared. To
return to the normal display of thumbnail list, select the picture display
type on the [View Type Bar] (P31) at the bottom of the screen.
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