How do i change the apperture on my lumix g1?

sorry. I can't say because I don't know if you are fixing your car or stealing one. Best bet is to call the dealership or hit up google.

Eject memory card and flip the white switch. If that doesn't fix problem some cameras can add accidental deletion protection which first needs to be disabled

You probably changed dioptre adjustment in your camera. There should be a adjustment ring next to the eyepiece.

Set camera to manual exposure. Set Shutter below 60 Set F Stop until exposure is correct.
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It's possible that Photoshop hasn't issued a plug-in for your camera. Check with them. Didn't you get some software with the camera to read the raw files?

use a very fast shutter speed with a low "F" number to fuzz out back ground, dont use auto focus if you can help it, focus by hand but its got to be spot on every time if its moving then auto focus may help
(a little bit!) but its more of a pain than you may think, if you need long lenses, use a good solid trypod and hang a hevy bag of sand under it
most importent thing is,,, you must keep well out of sight and very quiet und up wind of what you wont to take pitchers of if it smells you or heres you, it will be gone!
think of it this way,,,,, you need to shoot you dinner and you only got one bullet left,, miss it and you go hungry and get greef all night off the wife too?? now quietly go and have fun

Hi,
There are four lens's that you can choose from for the Lumix G camera, two of them very expensive and two of them not so expensive.


Have a look at these lens's for an idea >>>>>>>>>>>>







http://www.fotosense.co.uk/slr-lenses/slr-lenses-four-thirds.html?manufacturer=84&gclid=CJPR4rjG4pwCFc0B4wodyDtJIg






Regards.

It should not do that. Take the camera back.

You will need to be in AV or manual mode to change your apperture.

AV is apperture priority and manual allows you full control of all settings on your camera.

Hope this helps!

The W1 uses metal rings that slide in place with a tiny hole in the middle to give the required apperture it does not have a diaphram that closes and opens to give the apperture... so what you here is the sound of changing the suitable ring ( or disc) with the apperture ... You can look in the camera (lens side) and change appertures, you should be able to see this happen ... don't click with flash though :) The sound is very low though if you here a loud click there's something wrong.