Panasonic Lumix LX15 Manual

Panasonic Lumix LX15 Manual

Download Panasonic Lumix LX15 Manual User Guide - The Lumix LX15 is equipped with the high-quality 3x zoom Leica DC Vario Summilix. The high-intensity F1.4-2.8 lens with a focal length of 8.8-26.4 mm (24-72 mm KB) guarantees clear, sharp images with consistently high resolution over virtually the entire image field. In addition to the large aperture, the 5-axis Hybrid O. I. S+ provides crisp, sharp images even under difficult lighting conditions when the camera is unsteady and the exposure times are longer. The high luminous intensity of the zoom also allows more freedom of design with the depth of field. Bright objects in front of a dark background are reproduced in photo and video with a nice even blurred.

The 1-inch MOS sensor with 20.1 megapixels captures images with stunning detail. Low noise and an improved signal-to-noise ratio allow for high-quality images with sensitivities up to ISO 12800, and a new electronic filter gives the images a particularly natural image impression by creating randomly distributed color noise in the image. 4K offers the sharpest visual experience you've ever seen. The 4K Ultra HD resolution with 3,840 x 2,160 pixels delivers quadruple Full HD quality. That means more details and more colors. The Panasonic Lumix LX15 proves how elegant and clear a rugged and user-friendly camera design can be. Two large adjustment rings indirect access to the lens for focus and aperture allow fast manual operation. In addition to the rear right thumb wheel, numerous operating steps can be carried out on the large, mobile touchscreen monitor. Thanks to its metal front and aluminum control elements, the Panasonic Lumix LX15 housing is particularly valuable.

The foldable 7.5 cm touch monitor with 1.0 megapixels is ideal for shots from different perspectives, especially for ground recording. The ability to tilt the monitor 180° also makes the LX15 perfect for Selfies. 4K Photo opens up a whole new range of possibilities and is extremely simple. The principle is: record the scene as a 4K video sequence with 30 frames per second in brilliant quality, select the desired single frame and save it as JPEG. So you never miss the perfect moment again and can even record it for printout in A3 format. Imagine that you could define exactly what you want to focus on, even if the recording is already in the box. With the Post Focus function, this is possible. Continuous shots in the 4K resolution are taken at 30 frames per second, with the focus being on the subject of the image. passes through up to 49 areas with different focal points - from near to far. Then select the desired focus range by touch. and save it as a separate photo.

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