Question :
What additional items are packaged with the camera?

Answer:
The following items are packaged with the camera:

• Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery (LI-92B)
• USB cable (CB-USB14, USB connector Type A / Type C)
• Strap
• Instruction Manual (Basic)
  The instruction manual packaged with the camera is a basic manual. Refer to the following page for a more detailed manual in PDF file:
  Manual download TG-7
• Warranty card

Question :
Does the camera have internal memory? Is a memory card (SD card) bundled with the camera?

Answer:
No, the TG-7 does not have internal memory, and the memory card is not bundled with the camera.

A separately sold SD card (SD, SDHC, SDXC card) is required for recording images or logs. Make sure an SD card is inserted into the camera.

To see a list of compatible memory cards, click here:
Compatibility table for Media Card ( TG-Series )

Question :
How many still images can be taken and how long is the movie recording time?

Answer:
The following tables show the approximate number of storable still pictures and storable movie recording time per card:

• Number of storable still pictures
• Storable movie recording time

Number of storable still pictures

• The number of storable pictures in the following table are the values when the aspect ratio is set to 4:3.
• The compression rate for JPEG image quality mode is 1/2.7 in SF, 1/4 in F and 1/8 in N.
• The default combination of image size and compression mode in JPEG image quality mode is L-SF, L-F and M1-N.
• RAW images and JPEG images are recorded simultaneously in RAW+L, RAW+M1, RAW+M2 and RAW+S.
• When Construction Menu is set to On, JPEG image quality mode is changed from M1 to M, M2 to CALS H and S to CALS.

Image Size (Pixel Size)	JPEG Compression	Number of Storable Pictures			File Size (Approx.)
		16GB	32GB	64GB
RAW 4000x3000	-	1,124	2,262	4,518	15.2MB
L 4000x3000	SF (Super Fine)	1,749	3,499	6,971	9.4MB
	F (Fine)	2,555	5,111	10,166	6.4MB
	N (Normal)	4,930	9,861	19,520	3.3MB
M1 [M *] 3200x2400	SF	2,696	5,393	10,608	6.4MB
	F	3,904	7,810	15,250	4.2MB
	N	7,395	14,791	28,706	2.2MB
M2 [CALS H *] 1920x1440	SF	6,972	13,946	27,111	2.4MB
	F	9,762	19,525	37,538	1.7MB
	N	16,831	33,664	61,000	1.0MB
S [CALS *] 1280x960	SF	13,558	27,118	54,222	1.2MB
	F	18,077	36,157	69,715	0.9MB
	N	28,711	57,426	97,601	0.6MB
RAW+L	SF	682	1,372	2,749	25.0MB
	F	779	1,567	3,139	21.9MB
	N	913	1,838	3,685	18.6MB
RAW+M1	SF	790	1,590	3,180	21.9MB
	F	872	1,754	3,500	19.5MB
	N	974	1,960	3,923	17.5MB
RAW+M2	SF	966	1,944	3,892	17.7MB
	F	1,009	2,030	4,054	16.9MB
	N	1,055	2,123	4,231	16.1MB
RAW+S	SF	1,039	2,091	4,194	16.4MB
	F	1,060	2,132	4,268	16.1MB
	N	1,081	2,176	4,344	15.8MB

* The image quality mode when Construction Menu is set to On



Storable movie recording time when using a 4GB SD card

Standard (Normal mode)

* Regardless of the card capacity, the maximum recording time per movie is 29 minutes or the maximum file size per movie is 4GB.

Mode	Bit Rate (Compression)	Frame Rate	Storable Recording Time (4GB SD card)
FHD (1920x1080)	Super Fine	60p / 50p / 30p / 25p	10 minutes
	Fine		17 minutes
	Normal		29 minutes
HD (1280x1080)	Super Fine	30p / 25p	20 minutes
	Fine		29 minutes
	Normal

4K mode

* Regardless of the card capacity, the maximum file size per movie is 4 GB.

Mode	Frame Rate	Storable Recording Time (4GB SD card)
4K (3840x2160)	30p / 25p	5 minutes

HS (High Speed) mode

HS mode is a mode to record fast moving subjects and play them back in slow motion.

* Regardless of the card capacity, the maximum recording time per movie is 20 seconds.
* Sound is not recorded.

Mode	Frame Rate
FHD HS 120 fps (1920x1080)	120fps
HD HS 240 fps (1280x720)	240fps
SD HS 480 fps (640x360)	480fps

Question :
How many frames of still images can be taken per charge and how long is the continuous movie recording time?

Answer:
The following table shows the approximate number of frames per charge for still images and the movie recording time (battery life):

Number of frames for still images *1	Continuous movie recording time *2 *3
Approximate 330 frames	- Approximate 50 minutes (JEITA standard) - Approximate 110 minutes (without using other operations such as zooming)

*1 When using a 32GB KIOXIA EXCERIA Type1 card, IS set to On, based on CIPA standard
*2 When using a fully charged battery, repeating the recording time limit (29 minutes)
*3 The maximum recording time per movie is 29 minutes (file size is limited to 4 GB)

Question :
How do I charge the battery and how long does it take?

Answer:
The TG-7 camera is included with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery LI-92B. The following procedure explains how to charge the battery. There are four ways:

1. Charge the battery using the USB-AC adapter F-5AC (sold separately)
2. Charge the battery by connecting the camera to a computer via USB
3. Charge the battery using commercially available USB devices
4. Charge the battery using the separately sold charger UC-92

The battery is not fully charged at shipment. Charge the battery before use until the indicator lamp turns off to show that the battery is fully charged. The operating ambient temperature for charging is 0℃ to 40℃ .

【 1 】 Charge the battery using the USB-AC adapter F-5AC and USB cable

The following procedure explains how to charge the battery using the USB-AC adapter F-5AC and the bundled USB cable CB-USB14. Charging time is about 3 hours.

1. Insert the LI-92B battery into the camera. Make sure to insert the battery in the correct direction.

2. Connect the USB-AC adapter to the camera using the bundled USB cable.



3. Select Charge on the camera monitor and press the [OK] button.



4. The indicator lamp lights during charging. The lamp goes out when the battery reaches full charge.



【 2 】 Charge the battery by connecting the camera to a computer via USB

The battery in the camera can be charged while the camera is connected to a computer with the USB cable. It may take about 10 hours depending on the performance of the computer.

1. Insert the LI-92B battery into the camera. Make sure to insert the battery in the correct direction.

2. Connect the camera to the computer using the bundled USB cable.



3. Select Charge on the camera monitor and press the [OK] button.


4. The indicator lamp lights during charging. The lamp goes out when the battery reaches full charge.




【 3 】 Charge the battery using commercially available USB devices

The battery in the camera can also be charged by connecting the camera to a commercially available USB device. USB devices that support an output of 7.5 W (5 V/1.5 A) are recommended. Charging time differs greatly depending on the performance of the USB device.

Some USB devices may not be used to charge camera batteries via USB. For details, refer to the instruction manual provided with the USB device.

1. Insert the LI-92B battery into the camera. Make sure to insert the battery in the correct direction.

2. Connect the camera to the USB device using the bundled USB cable.


3. Select Charge on the camera monitor and press the [OK] button.


4. The indicator lamp lights during charging. The lamp goes out when the battery reaches full charge.



【 4 】Charge the battery using the separately sold UC-92 charger

The UC-92 battery charger (sold separately) can be used to charge the battery without using the camera. Charging time is about 2.5 hours.

1. Connect the USB connector of the UC-92 battery charger to the USB-AC adapter (F-5AC, sold separately).

2. Insert the USB-AC adapter into the AC outlet.

3. Insert the LI-92B lithium-ion battery into the charger. The battery charge lamp lights and charging starts. When the charge lamp does not light, check whether the battery is placed in the correct direction.

The charge lamp goes out when charging is complete.

Question :
How do I use the USB-AC adapter F-5AC as a power source for the camera?

Answer:
The following procedure explains how to use the USB-AC adapter F-5AC (sold separately) as a power source for the TG-7 camera for shooting images or playing them back.

Even when using the AC adapter for shooting or playback, keep the battery in the camera for stable operation.

1. Insert the battery into the camera. Connect the USB-AC adapter F-5AC (sold separately) to the camera using the bundled USB cable CB-USB14.


2. Select Charge on the camera monitor and press the [OK] button.


3. Press the power button to shoot images or play them back.

Question :
How do I delete multiple selected images on the camera?

Answer:
To delete multiple images from the SD card using the camera, use the select button (movie button) during single-frame or index playback to choose the images, and then delete them.



Related question:
What is the difference between Format and All Erase, and how do I perform each operation?

How to delete selected images

1. In playback mode, select the images you wish to delete.
   • In single-frame playback :
     Use the left and right buttons to display the image you wish to delete, then press the button to add a checkmark.
   • In index playback :
     Use the arrow buttons to select the image you wish to delete, then press the button to add a checkmark.
     
   
   Note:
   To display the index playback, press the button to switch to single-frame playback, then rotate the zoom lever toward the [W] side.
2. After selecting the images, proceed to delete them as follows.
   Press the [OK] button, select Erase Selected from the menu, then press [OK] again.
   Select Yes on the Erase Selected screen, then press [OK] to delete the selected images.
   
   

* In single-frame playback, you can also display the Erase Selected screen by pressing the button after selecting the images.

Question :
What is the difference between Format and All Erase, and how do I perform each operation?

Answer:
The following explains the difference between All Erase and Format (formatting the card), and how to perform each operation.

The difference between All Erase and Format

• All Erase :
  All images stored on the SD card will be deleted.
  However, images that have been protected using the camera’s protect function will not be deleted.
  
• Format (formatting the card) :
  All data stored on the SD card, including images, will be deleted.
  This process fully erases and reformats the card, rewriting its management information.
  Protected image files will also be deleted.
  Regularly reformatting the SD card helps to maintain stable performance.

How to All Erase/Format

The following steps explain how to perform All Erase or Format.

1. Press the [MENU] button. In(Setup Menu), select Card Setup, then press the [OK] button.
   
   
2. Use the up/down buttons to select All Erase or Format, then press the [OK] button.
   * Format is selected in this procedure, but the following steps are the same for All Erase.
   
   
3. The confirmation screen for All Erase / Format appears.
   To proceed, use the up button to select Yes, then press the [OK] button to start the process.
   
   
4. The screen will display 'Busy' during processing. When the process is complete, it will return to the shooting screen.
   
   

Question :
What is pixel mapping?

Answer:
click here:
Q&A : Pixel mapping