Panasonic dmc-lz10 操作ガイド

When the face appears small on the 
screen
When there is rapid movement of subjects
When the subject is other than a human 
being
When there is jitter
When the digital zoom is used

You can focus on the subject more 
quickly than other AF modes.
Pictures may become still in the condition 
they were in before the subject was 
focused when you press the shutter button 
halfway. However, it is not a malfunction.

When using the 
digital zoom or when 
you take pictures in 
dark places, the AF 
area is displayed 
on the centre of the 
screen with a size wider than usual.
When multiple AF areas (max. 9 areas) 
light at the same time, the camera is 
focusing on all the AF areas. The focus 
position is not predetermined because 
it is set to the position the camera 
automatically determines at the time of 
focusing. If you want to determine the 
focus position to take pictures, switch the 
AF mode to 1-area-focusing or 1-area-
focusing (high speed) mode.
If AF mode is set to 9-area-focusing or 
3-area-focusing (high speed), AF area is 
not displayed until the focus is aligned.
The camera may detect the subjects 
other than a person as the faces. In this 
case, switch to other AF modes.
The face detection cannot be set in the 
following modes.

[NIGHT SCENERY], 
[ILLUMINATIONS], [CREATIVE NIGHT 
SCENERY], [FOOD], [STARRY SKY], 

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[FIREWORKS] and [AERIAL PHOTO] 
modes
Motion picture mode

When quick AF is set to [ON] focusing 
will be faster when the shutter button 
is pressed as the camera automatically 
adjusts the focus when there is not much 
jittering.

Setting is fixed to [ON] in Intelligent auto 
mode [

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Quick AF cannot be set in the following 
modes:

[NIGHT PORTRAIT], [NIGHT 
SCENERY], [ILLUMINATIONS], 
[CREATIVE NIGHT SCENERY], 
[STARRY SKY] or [FIREWORKS].  

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