manual point & shoot
Jan 13, 2012 20:13:00 #
MARCROMATIC Here Hi you all . I'm relatively new to this great web site! I love learning about photography and veiwing all your photos. I have a panasonic lumix FZ28 does anyone have this or a similar camera that can give me some tips on it? Ive read the book and have been using it aprx. 2 years. Like some other new comers I dont know how to post a photo. Has anyone herd of photo impact 12 ? Is this a good editing program? I would appreciate any feedback.
Jan 13, 2012 20:41:21 #
You probably can download the manual if you don't have it.
I have another Panasonic (DMC-ZS7) and recently passed on my previous one to my son. The software on them shows a strong family resemblence with the new one an obvious enhancement.
Do you have specific questions?
I have another Panasonic (DMC-ZS7) and recently passed on my previous one to my son. The software on them shows a strong family resemblence with the new one an obvious enhancement.
Do you have specific questions?
MARCHROMATIC wrote:
MARCROMATIC Here Hi you all . I'm relatively new to this great web site! I love learning about photography and veiwing all your photos. I have a panasonic lumix FZ28 does anyone have this or a similar camera that can give me some tips on it? Ive read the book and have been using it aprx. 2 years. Like some other new comers I dont know how to post a photo. Has anyone herd of photo impact 12 ? Is this a good editing program? I would appreciate any feedback.
Jan 13, 2012 20:43:18 #
I see the one I gave to my son was a couple year earlier version of the one you have. Super camera!
lleach wrote:
You probably can download the manual if you don't ... (show quote)
Jan 13, 2012 22:19:45 #
MARCHROMATIC wrote:
MARCROMATIC Here Hi you all . I'm relatively new to this great web site! I love learning about photography and veiwing all your photos. I have a panasonic lumix FZ28 does anyone have this or a similar camera that can give me some tips on it? Ive read the book and have been using it aprx. 2 years. Like some other new comers I dont know how to post a photo. Has anyone herd of photo impact 12 ? Is this a good editing program? I would appreciate any feedback.
I use Photo Impact Pro and Yes its a good program. it has many of the same features and similar commands to PhotoShop elements that you'll hear alot about too.
you can definitely do all you need to do and grow into the Photo Impact program.
Jan 13, 2012 22:33:41 #
To post a photo hun .. if it's a thread like this one that you started .. the browse button is below where you typed. If you are posting in another's thread you click on the reply button ...(not the quick reply down below here ) but the reply that is next to the quote reply button and it will open another page with the browse button.
Do not click the preview button because it will delete your photo just press send.
Do not click the preview button because it will delete your photo just press send.
Jan 14, 2012 11:37:30 #
MARCHROMATIC wrote:
MARCROMATIC Here Hi you all . I'm relatively new to this great web site! I love learning about photography and veiwing all your photos. I have a panasonic lumix FZ28 does anyone have this or a similar camera that can give me some tips on it? Ive read the book and have been using it aprx. 2 years. Like some other new comers I dont know how to post a photo. Has anyone herd of photo impact 12 ? Is this a good editing program? I would appreciate any feedback.
The books that accompany Panasonic cameras are mere tokens of a user's guide. Go to the Panasonic site>Support for your camera and download the Operator's Manual (not the User's Manual). They are in .pdf format and can be downloaded to your handheld devices, such as Kindle, iPad or iPhone.
I spend a session each morning in bed with my FZ150 and a netbook with the 150's manual. Time well invested!
Jan 14, 2012 14:40:42 #
Why is the aperature settings so limited on the DMCFZ28?
Is there a physical aperature or is fstop controled by lens tricks? I'm glad to know about the downloadable manual.Thanks for your reply.
Is there a physical aperature or is fstop controled by lens tricks? I'm glad to know about the downloadable manual.Thanks for your reply.
Jan 14, 2012 14:47:18 #
Thanks for the info on the manual.Do know if my type of camera has an actual aperture or is f-stop done with lens tricks?
Jan 14, 2012 14:48:11 #
It goes only to f8! Maybe they found diffraction affected the image at anything smaller than f8? It's a 4.8 to 86mm lens, quite a range- that may be the limiting factor.
Jan 26, 2012 02:07:21 #
Jan 26, 2012 02:13:26 #
Thanks this helps me it would take me awhile to figure it out myself. I just sent the wrong person a thankyou to your answer. du
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