Quality – Panasonic DMC-LX1PP User Manual

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Recording pictures (advanced)

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For setting, see page 70.

You can select 4 types of quality
(compression rate) according to the usage
of the picture.

• When the quality is set to [TIFF] or [RAW],

a JPEG picture with the quality equal to
the Standard [H] is created at the same
time. The JPEG file is also erased if you
erase the associated TIFF/RAW file.

• The maximum resolution (P73) for each

aspect ratio is fixed if you select [RAW].

• You cannot use the digital zoom if you

have selected [RAW].

• Pictures may have a mosaic-like

appearance depending on the subject or
the recording condition.

• The number of recordable pictures

depends on the subject.

• The number of remaining pictures may

not correspond with recorded frames.

• The following functions cannot be used for

pictures recorded in [TIFF] or [RAW].
–Auto bracket
–Burst mode
–[AUDIO REC.]
–[AUDIO DUB.]
–[RESIZE]
–[TRIMMING]

• Refer to P18 to 20 for the number of

recordable pictures.

• You can process [RAW] format files with

either [PHOTOfunSTUDIO] (on the
included CD-ROM) or ArcSoft
[PhotoImpression]. Use your computer to
do processing beyond what this camera is
able.

• For advanced photograph processing,

use software compatible with Panasonic’s
RAW format, such as Adobe Photoshop
CS (with RAW plugin). For more
information about Adobe products, visit
http://www.adobe.com/.

Quality

[QUALITY]

TIFF TIFF (Uncompressed):

This type is suitable when editing
and processing pictures with
retouch software.

G Fine (Low compression):

This type gives priority to picture
quality. Picture quality will be high.

H Standard (High compression):

This type gives priority to the
number of recordable pictures and
records standard quality pictures.

RAW RAW (Uncompressed):

This type is suitable when editing
and processing pictures with a
computer.

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