Panasonic DMC-FT1 User Manual

EVERLASTING MEMORIES

Panasonic is backing OUR PLACE - The World's Heritage, a project that will create the largest ever photographic collection of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

OUR PLACE - The World Heritage 

is a worldwide photographic project proudly supported by Panasonic. 

The project aims to present the 851 sites designated as having “outstanding universal signifi cance” 

by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee to a wide global audience.

There are special places that humankind must preserve for the enjoyment of future generations. 

Around the world professional photographers are already at work capturing images 

of these beautiful and dramatic locations exclusively with LUMIX digital cameras.

With its ability to reproduce detailed images with true to life colours and no quality degradation, 

Digital photography, with is ideal for preserving these important places and memories.

Panasonic, by supporting the UNESCO Partnered OUR PLACE project 

is committed to preserving the World’s Heritage and

 to helping create a new photographic culture.

When a LUMIX camera with an HDMI output 
terminal is connected via an HDMI mini cable 
(purchased separately) to a VIERA Link-equipped 
TV and the VIERA Link function is turned on from 
the camera menu, you can use the TV's remote 
control to run the slideshow. 

*HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Defi nition Multimedia Interface 
are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

Living in High Defi nition with LUMIX

Standard Definition

HD (High Definition)

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LUMIX lets you easily record and view both stills and movies in high definition.

All LUMIX models record wide-screen, 16:9, full-HD (1920 x 1080-pixel) 
images. These images are simply breathtaking when displayed on an 
HDTV, which handles about four times the data of a standard-defi nition TV. 
With LUMIX, you can enjoy a whole new style of HDTV viewing with family 
and friends.

In addition to capturing beautiful photos, LUMIX lets you shoot high-quality 
HD movies in the progressive format, which minimizes fl icker. You get 1280 
x 720-pixel motion images that look spectacular on a large-screen HDTV. 
If your LUMIX model uses the AVCHD Lite (MPEG-4/H.264), you can record 
longer motion image clips without running out of memory because AVCHD 
Lite stores less data than the standard Motion JPEG.

It's easy to view photos or AVCHD Lite 
movies shot with your LUMIX camera. 
Just take the SD memory card from 
the camera and put it in the VIERA 
Image Viewer, and use the TV's remote 
control.

*To play movies recorded in the Motion JPEG 

format, you need the included AV cable or a video cable.

DMW-HDC2

Using the Slideshow playback feature, you can play a music CD at the same 
time you're showing the HD photos and movies, so you get both beautiful 
images and your favorite music.

*AVCHD Lite motion images recorded onto an SD Memory Card or a DVD disc cannot be played from a device that does not support the AVCHD standard.

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