Record

Switch screens

Swipe left or right as needed to switch between the a storyboard review screen, b recording screen, and c clip list.
This enables you to do a series of related operations all with your smartphone on location.

aStoryboard review screen

1Select location

By selecting a location, you can restrict display to the shots to record at that location.

2Recording reminder

By checking the color of takes, which changes after you rate them as OK or KEEP, you can know at a glance whether the takes you need have been recorded yet.

3Add shots

You can add blank shots at the end of the storyboard.
This is useful if you might want to shoot from unscheduled angles on location.

bRecording screen

You can use a smartphone as an external monitor for the camera.
For more details on how to connect the camera to a smartphone see the following link.
Connect the Camera to a Smartphone

4OK, KEEP, or BAD

You can rate each take OK, KEEP, or BAD.

5Record menu

i Location Scout

When the Location Scout function is turned on, the smartphone camera launches when the LUMIX and the smartphone are not connected.
This is useful for test recording when scouting locations.

ii Rating Function

The rating function (OK/KEEP/NG) can be turned on and off.

iii Connect mirroring monitor

Live view image on a smartphone connected via USB to the camera can be transferred to a smartphone or tablet for verification.
For more details on how to connect two smartphones, see the following link.
Connect a Mirroring Monitor

cClip list

Lists clips recorded for each shot.
To play a clip d, tap a thumbnail.

6Move to folder

You can move takes that were recorded out of order to the correct shot folder.

dClip playback screen

7Change OK, KEEP, or BAD ratings

8Mark

Setting markers is especially useful for long clips.
Markers also appear on the timelines in video editing software.