Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7 digital camera
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Table of contents
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• Before Use »
• Information for Your Safety »
• About The Mode Dial »
• Standard Accessories »
• Names of the Components »
• Quick Guide »
• Charging the Battery with the Charger »
• Number of recordable pictures »
• Inserting/Removing the Battery »
• Inserting/Removing the Card »
• About the Card »
• Attaching the Lens Cap/Strap »
• Attaching the Lens Hood »
• Setting Date/Time (Clock Set) »
• About the Setup Menu »
• Taking Pictures »
• Taking Pictures in Simple Mode »
• Taking Pictures with the Zoom »
• Using the Optical Zoom »
• Using the Extended Optical Zoom (EZ) »
• Further extending the zoom »
• Checking the Recorded Picture (Review) »
• Playing Back Pictures »
• Deleting Pictures »
• About the LCD Monitor/Viewfinder »
• Changing the information displayed »
• Taking Pictures using the Built-in Flash »
• Taking Pictures with the Self-timer »
• Compensating the Exposure »
• Taking Pictures using Auto Bracket »
• Optical Image Stabilizer »
• Taking Pictures using Burst Mode »
• Taking Close-up Pictures »
• Aperture-priority AE »
• Shutter-priority AE »
• Manual exposure »
• Aperture Value and Shutter Speed »
• Taking Pictures with Manual Focus »
• Scene Mode »
• Portrait mode »
• Soft skin mode »
• Scenery mode »
• Sports mode »
• Night portrait mode »
• Night scenery mode »
• Panning mode »
• Food mode »
• Party mode »
• Candle light mode »
• Fireworks mode »
• Starry sky mode »
• Baby mode 1 Baby mode »
• Snow mode »
• High Sensitivity mode »
• Recording which day of the vacation you take the picture »
• Motion Picture Mode »
• Displaying Multiple Screens (Multi Playback) »
• You can display pictures by recording date using the... »
• Using the Playback Zoom »
• Playing Back Motion Pictures/Pictures with Audio »
• Using the [REC] Mode Menu »
• Adjusting the hue for a more natural picture »
• Setting the light sensitivity »
• Setting the aspect ratio of pictures »
• Setting a picture size and quality that matches your use of... »
• Recording still pictures with audio »
• Deciding the method to measure brightness »
• Setting the focus method »
• Continuously focusing on a subject »
• Focusing in low light conditions becomes easier »
• Setting color effects for the recorded pictures »
• Adjusting the picture quality for the recorded pictures »
• Connecting images to create a motion picture file »
• Using an optional lens »
• Using the [PLAY] mode menu »
• Playing back pictures in order for a fixed duration »
• Setting your favorite pictures »
• To display the picture rotated »
• Setting the picture to print and the number of prints »
• Preventing accidental erasure of pictures »
• Adding audio after taking pictures »
• Making the picture smaller »
• Enlarging a picture and trimming it »
• Changing the aspect ratio of a 16:9 picture »
• Connecting to a PC »
• Printing the Pictures »
• Playing Back Pictures on a TV Screen »
• Using the MC Protector/ND Filter »
• Screen Display »
• Cautions for Use »
• Message Display »
• Troubleshooting »
• Number of recordable pictures and available recording time »
• Specifications »
• Digital Camera Accessory System »
• Digital Camera Accessory Order Form »
• Request for Service Notice (For USA Only) »
• Limited Warranty (For USA Only) »
• Customer Services Directory (For USA Only) »
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I'm very close to getting an FZ7, but couldn't over look the S5200 from Fuji which is about $70 cheaper...I've found the FZ7 for $310 and the S5200 for $240...I'm going to use the camera for a little bit of everything (got rid of a Kodak zoom-er because it didn't have enough features), so I need a good all around camera...My concern about the S5200 is that it doesn't...
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7 Review and User Opinions - Panasonic - Digital Cameras Reviews by Digital Trends 2009 10/27...And what better way to document your travels than with a potent 12x mega-zoom digicam that bring subjects in your face—for better or worse...The two features pack a powerful one-two punch and separate them from other super zoom cameras...