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LUMIX F5: Super Slim Pocket Camera

DMC-F5K
Features
  • 14MP Slim pocket camera
  • 5X optical wide angle zoom
  • HD video capture
  • Creative Panoramic scene mode

LUMIX F5: Super Slim Pocket Camera

 DMC-F5K

SpecificationsExpand All

  • Metrics
    • Dimensions (W x H x D) 97.4 x 58.0 x 21.5 mm / (3.83 x 2.28 x 0.85 inch)
    • Weight Approx. 106g without Battery and SD Memory Card (0.23lb) / Approx. 121g with Battery and SD Memory Card (0.27lb)
  • Optics
    • Pixels
    • Camera Effective Pixels 14.1 Megapixels
    • Sensor
    • Sensor Size / Total Pixels / Filter 1/2.33-inch CCD Sensor / 14.5 Total Megapixels / Primary Color Filter
    • Lens
    • Aperture F3.2 - 6.5 / 2-Step (F3.2 / 9.1 (W), F6.5 / 18.4 (T))
    • Optical Zoom 5x
    • Focal Length f=5 - 25 mm (28 - 140 mm in 35 mm equiv.) (34 - 170mm in 35mm equiv. in video recording)
    • Extra Optical Zoom (EZ) 5.9x (4:3 / 10M), 8.4x (4:3 / 5M), 10.5x (under 3M)
    • Intelligent Zoom -
    • 2- Speed Zoom -
    • Optical Image Stabilizer/Five Axis Correction -
    • Digital Zoom Max. 4x
    • Focus
    • Focusing Area Normal / Auto Scene: Wide 10 cm - infinity / Tele 100 cm - infinity
    • AF Assist Lamp -
    • AF Metering Face / 9-Area / 1-Area
    • Shutter
    • Shutter Speed 8 - 1/2000 sec
    • Finder
    • Viewfinder -
  • Recording
    • File
    • File Format Still Image: JPEG (DCF / Exif2.3) / Motion picture: QuickTime Motion JPEG
    • Recording Modes
    • Mode Dial / Mode Button Auto SCN, Normal Picture, SCN, Panorama Shot
    • Creative Control mode -
    • Still Image Scene Mode Portrait, Scenery, Sports, Night Portrait, Night Scenery, Food, Baby(Birthday only), Sunset, High sensitivity
    • Continuous Shooting Mode Full-Resolution Image, approx. 0.5 frames/sec / Flash burst shooting
    • Motion Picture Recording (*2)
    • HD Video 1280 x 720 pixels, 30fps (HD / Motion JPEG)
    • STD Video 640 x 480 pixels, 30 fps (VGA / Motion JPEG) / 320 x 240 pixels, 30 fps (QVGA / Motion JPEG)
    • High Speed Video -
    • Continuous recordable time (motion pictures)
    • AVCHD -
    • MP4 -
    • Actual recordable time (motion pictures)
    • AVCHD -
    • MP4 -
    • Exposure Parameters
    • Exposure Program AE
    • Exposure Compensation 1/3 EV step, +/- 2 EV
    • Auto (AE) Bracketing -
    • Light Metering Intelligent Multiple
    • ISO Sensitivity I.ISO / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / High Sensitivity mode (ISO 1600-6400)
    • Picture Quality
    • Still Picture Recording [1:1] 3232x3232 (10.5M) / [4:3] 4320 x 3240 (14M) / 3648 x 2736 (10M EZ) / 2560 x 1920 (5M EZ) / 2048 x 1536 (3M EZ) / 640 x 480 (0.3M EZ) / [3:2] 4320 x 2880 (12.5M) / [16:9] 4320 x 2432 (10.5M)
    • Image Quality -
    • White Balance Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Incandescent / White Set
    • Photo Style / Film Mode -
    • Color Mode / Color Effect / My color Color Mode : Standard, Black&White, Sepia
    • Aspect Bracketing -
    • Other
    • Digital Red Eye Correction (Red-Eye Removal) Yes
    • GPS -
    • Wi-FI -
    • NFC -
    • Zoom in Motion Picture Yes(Digital Zoom)
    • Self Timer 2 sec / 10 sec
  • Playback
    • Display
    • Playback Mode Normal Play, Slideshow,Category Selection, Calendar
    • Thumbnails / Zoomed Playback 12,30- thumbnails / Yes
    • Calendar Display / Dual- Image Playback Yes / No
    • Set Favorites / Rotate Image No / No
    • Show Histogram -
    • Show Highlights -
    • DPOF Print Setting / Set Protection No / Yes
    • Edit
    • Retouch -
    • Resize / Cropping / Aspect Conv. / Leveling Yes / No / No / No
    • Copy / Title Edit / Text Stamp Yes / No / No
    • Cut Animation -
    • Video Divide -
    • PictBridge Support Single / Multi / All
  • Setup
    • OSD language English, Spanish
  • Others
    • Monitor
    • LCD Monitor 2.7"(6.7cm) TFT Screen LCD Display (230K dots) / Field of View : approx. 100%
    • Flash
    • Built- in- Flash Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Slow Sync./Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off / 0.6 - 5.7m (Wide/i.ISO), 1.0 - 2.8m (Tele/i.ISO)
    • Media
    • Recording Media Built- in Memory, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card
    • Built- in- Memory Approx. 10MB
    • Audio
    • Microphone / Speaker Mono / Mono
    • Power
    • Battery life (approx.) 250 pictures (CIPA Standard)*1
    • Standard Package
    • Included Software PHOTOfunSTUDIO 9.0 LE, Adobe Reader
    • Standard Accessories Battery Pack, AC adaptor, USB Cable, Hand Strap, CD-ROM
  • Further Specifications
    • NOTE *1 / Recording conditions by CIPA standard / - CIPA is an abbreviation of [Camera & Imaging Products Association]. / - Temperature: 23 oC (73.4 oF)/Humidity: 50%RH when LCD monitor is on. / - Using a Panasonic SD Memory Card (32 MB). / - Using the supplied battery. / - Starting recording 30 seconds after the camera is turned on. (When the optical image stabilizer function is set to [ON].) / - Recording once every 30 seconds with full flash every second recording. / - Rotating the zoom lever from Tele to Wide or vice versa in every recording. / - Turning the camera off every 10 recordings and leaving it until the temperature of the battery decreases. / *2 / - These are standard times taken at a temperature of 23 oC (73.4 oF) and a humidity of 50%RH. / - The time available for recording varies depending on the environment, the interval between recordings, and the manner of use. / - Actual recordable time is the time available for recording when repeating actions such as switching the power supply [ON] / [OFF], starting/stopping recording, zoom operation etc. / - Maximum time to record motion pictures continuously with [AVCHD] in [FHD/60p]/[FHD/60i] is 29 minutes 59 seconds. / - Maximum time to record motion pictures continuously with [MP4] is 29 minutes 59 seconds or up to 4 GB.
    • UPC 885170118003
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  • I am a professional photographer who is seriously considering switching to the Lumix mirrorless cameras. Does Panasonic have, or can you suggest, a web site that demonstrates how professional photographers are successfully using the Lumix professional cameras?
    In conjunction with our Panasonic.com web site, our Sales and Marketing team also runs LUMIXLOUNGE.COM This site features work from Panasonic’s Luminary team of professional photographers who have migrated to the Lumx mirrorless cameras. The site also features schedules to live on-line and dealer events as well as convenient links to our latest firmware updates. Additional features to expand the site are already in progress.

    Have more questions concerning your Panasonic camera?

    Click here to visit the Panasonic Community to search for specific FAQs or tutorials for your product or ask questions directly to Panasonic or other customers.
  • How do I install firmware in my camera using an SD card?
    Digital Still Camera Firmware Update Guide.

    1) Preparation before attempting the update.

    A. Make sure the camera's battery is completely charged. If the battery is not completely charged the firmware update will not begin. Format the SD memory card in the camera, then take a couple of pictures.
    B. Turn off the camera.

    2) Copying the Firmware to your memory card.
    A. Download the latest firmware update for your model by clicking on the "Download Ver. X.X " link to a location on your computer (we recommend the "Desktop").
    B. If your computer has a media reader, please insert your formatted SD Card from your camera.
    C. Open the zipped firmware file that you downloaded to the desktop.

    D. For"PC" users, locate your SD Card by clicking on, or opening the"My Computer" or"Computer" on your desktop or your"Start" menu. For"Mac" users, can use"Finder" if the drive does not mount to your desktop.

    E."Drag" to Copy and Paste" the .bin file from the opened folder to the drive with the SD Card showing in your"My Computer" window for"PC" users and"Finder" or"Drive" in Macs. This will copy the file to the card.

    F. If you choose to leave the SD Card in your camera, connect the camera to the PC with the USB cable. Turn the camera on and set it to"Playback" mode. Then select"PC" on the LCD screen. Drag the .bin file from the opened folder to the device that either says Panasonic or mass storage to complete the transfer.

    G."SDXC cards, 32GB or larger, require special card readers. Depending on your PC, and the age of its operating system, you may not be able to directly write to such large cards. If your PC asks you to format the card, DO NOT, this is one indication that your system is not compatible with the newer larger memory cards. In this case a smaller card, 16GB or smaller should be used.

    3) Updating the camera's firmware.

    A. Turn the Camera off, insert the SD Card if you copied the firmware to the card while inserted into the computer.

    B. Turn the Camera power on and press the"Playback" button. The camera's LCD screen should now be showing a screen asking if you desire to"Update" the firmware. Highlight"Yes" and press the"Menu/Set" button.

    C. When the Camera has completed the firmware update it will turn itself off and then back on.

    D. This completes the update process.

    4) Confirming the update.

    A. Turn the camera's power back on.

    B. Set to"Playback" Mode.

    C. Choose the"Setup" menu.

    D. Select Version Disp.
    Digital Still Camera Firmware Update Guide.

    1) Preparation before attempting the update.

    A. Make sure the camera's battery is completely charged. If the battery is not completely charged the firmware update will not begin. Format the SD memory card in the camera, then take a couple of pictures.
    B. Turn off the camera.

    2) Copying the Firmware to your memory card.
    A. Download the latest firmware update for your model by clicking on the "Download Ver. X.X " link to a location on your computer (we recommend the "Desktop").
    B. If your computer has a media reader, please insert your formatted SD Card from your camera.
    C. Open the zipped firmware file that you downloaded to the desktop.

    D. For"PC" users, locate your SD Card by clicking on, or opening the"My Computer" or"Computer" on your desktop or your"Start" menu. For"Mac" users, can use"Finder" if the drive does not mount to your desktop.

    E."Drag" to Copy and Paste" the .bin file from the opened folder to the drive with the SD Card showing in your"My Computer" window for"PC" users and"Finder" or"Drive" in Macs. This will copy the file to the card.

    F. If you choose to leave the SD Card in your camera, connect the camera to the PC with the USB cable. Turn the camera on and set it to"Playback" mode. Then select"PC" on the LCD screen. Drag the .bin file from the opened folder to the device that either says Panasonic or mass storage to complete the transfer.

    G."SDXC cards, 32GB or larger, require special card readers. Depending on your PC, and the age of its operating system, you may not be able to directly write to such large cards. If your PC asks you to format the card, DO NOT, this is one indication that your system is not compatible with the newer larger memory cards. In this case a smaller card, 16GB or smaller should be used.

    3) Updating the camera's firmware.

    A. Turn the Camera off, insert the SD Card if you copied the firmware to the card while inserted into the computer.

    B. Turn the Camera power on and press the"Playback" button. The camera's LCD screen should now be showing a screen asking if you desire to"Update" the firmware. Highlight"Yes" and press the"Menu/Set" button.

    C. When the Camera has completed the firmware update it will turn itself off and then back on.

    D. This completes the update process.

    4) Confirming the update.

    A. Turn the camera's power back on.

    B. Set to"Playback" Mode.

    C. Choose the"Setup" menu.

    D. Select Version Disp.


    Require further assistance?

    Click here to visit the Panasonic Community to search for specific FAQs or tutorials for your product or ask questions directly to Panasonic or other customers.
  • My camera won't power on. What can I do?
    If you have a second battery, try it to see if you can power on the camera. If you dont have an extra battery and you're sure the battery you have is fully charged then the camera may need to be serviced.

    For repairs and exchanges:

    Ship your product to:

    Panasonic Factory Service Center
    4900 George McVay Drive
    Suite B; Door-12
    McAllen, TX 78503

    Please include your name, address, telephone number, email address, copy of your purchase receipt (for warranty service), and a description of what is wrong with the unit. Freight collect shipments will not be accepted.

    Panasonic is not responsible for damage that occurs in transit. All contents should be packaged for safe travel to the service center. Customer should use a reputable small package shipping company that is able to provide a package tracking number and insurance (if customer should so desire to insure their package).

    Units that are abused, damaged, infested with insects, have corrosion, etc. will be placed out-of-warranty.

    Once your unit arrives at the facility, you may contact us for status at:

    Email: panacare@us.panasonic.com

    Note: Please reference your Service Job number when contacting. You will be contacted if there is any cost you are responsible for.


    Require further assistance?

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  • How long should my battery last?
    CIPA figures which range from 300-400 photos (depending on the camera model). CIPA measurement methods use a very controlled method to measure battery life. The procedure takes a specific number of shots at a fixed interval, with a fixed ratio of flash photos. While this method provides a standardized measurement that can be used to compare two cameras, it's far from how the camera is actually used. Life expectancy can be affected by any of the following: If the flash is used, the total number of photos can decrease by 30-40% If the camera has GPS, you can expect up to a 50% reduction in battery life. If the customer has no immediate need for GPS disable the feature in the camera's menu options. While the battery saver feature will turn the LCD panel off after a preset time (and place the camera into sleep mode) the camera still draws some power from the battery. We suggestion, turn the camera after each shot. At social gatherings, try and minimize passing the camera around the table to have others look at the photos. The LCD panel consumes ~30% of the total power.

    Require further assistance?

    Click here to visit the Panasonic Community to search for specific FAQs or tutorials for your product or ask questions directly to Panasonic or other customers.
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