A:AnswerThis is the answer from Panasonic: A:Answer Hi there! Yes, the FZ80D camera has the date stamp option available for photos, and it can be set in the Playback Menu, under Text Stamp. We hope this information will be useful! - S
Answered 2 hours ago by Panasonic Team.
Please forgive me for asking the same question. I also want to know if I can set the camera so that it will always show the date, which then can/will be printed with each and every picture from that camera. That is what I am looking for -- to always see the date in the picture. In other words I don't want to have to change settings for each picture that I want to imprint the date on.
A:AnswerIt has a lens cap. Fastens to strap handle so you don't lose it. I think a decent sky filter is what I have bought because it protects the lens and cuts the ultraviolet that can become an issue.
A:AnswerHello! In order to use a camera as the webcam, you will first have to capture the HDMI feed coming from the camera, that will transported via the HDMI cable and capture card to the computer. Additionally, the camera can be charged from an outlet or through a PC. You need to connect the USB connection cable, which is supplied, to the USB/CHARGE socket. Please note that the Lumix FZ80D does not offer clean HDMI output. HDMI output will be canceled if a USB connection cable is connected simultaneously. -C
A:AnswerHello! When transferring photos from the Lumix FZ80D, it involves connecting the camera to a computer via USB or using an SD card reader to move files from the camera's memory card to an external drive. The camera does not have a built-in feature to transfer photos directly to an external drive without a PC. -C
A:AnswerHello and thank you for your question. The FZ80D camera has the capability to shoot 4K photos and videos, and the image sensor has a total of 18.1 megapixels, offering a more advanced image quality. The FZ80D has a more advanced and improved optical zoom of 60X which ensures better pictures, even at a larger distance. We hope this information will be useful! - S
A:AnswerYou really need a shutter speed of at least 125th of a second to do what you want to do because wildlife often moves at some very high speeds when they feel threatened.
Your flash is useless beyond about 30 feet. That is on most cameras.
A:AnswerHello and thank you for your question! An SD card is not supplied with the camera as a standard accessory. The standard accessories include the battery pack, the AC adaptor, a USB cable, a lens cap and a shoulder strap. Hope this helps! - S
A:AnswerI suggest using the built in flash and do it from at least 5 or six feet away using the telephoto aspect of the camera. An old trick is to cover the flash with a translucent surface and use the automatic setting on the camera. A standard tissue you use from any store will work though getting tissue without any chemicals on it might be a problem. Hyperallergenic will work.
This softens the flash and minimizes reflection.
A:AnswerHello Jon! The FZ80D camera has a 18.1 MP sensor and a 60x optical zoom, which would ensure good performance in low light. To achieve the best low-light performance we would recommend setting the ISO as low as possible to minimize noise, and using a tripod as well to ensure stability. Hope this helps! - S
A:AnswerYour best bet may be to plug it in to the computer and download from there. Best get someone to show you how to do that at one of the stores. It basically has a charging slot and another one that is smaller.
Have not explored that yet.
Most cameras use a C connection to the cameras and a B connection to the computer. Haven't explored WIFI connection yet but I plan to. My children (3 boys) are network engineers. At least one is getting into having a digital camera. Might ask him.
