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Mark, visible on screen and on pictures, approx 3mm long X 1mm wide.
Could be something inside lens or infront of sensor. It does vary in size and sharpness depending on zoom & focus set.
If I follow disassembly instructions , where is the object likely to be and can I get to it to clean?
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To remove the dust, you will need to remove the lens and disassemble it in a cleanroom. You’ll need to clean both, and inspect all of the elements to do it correctly. CAUTION: Unless you can line up the sensor correctly, the image will never be 100% correct again. You are taking a risk by removing it, as it can/will permanently ruin the factory alignment!
Using a cleanroom for this is essential. If you do it in a normal space, the problem will be worse.
Generally speaking, if the lens dust is visible, it tends to be on or very close to the sensor. If the dust is somewhere else, it isn't as likely to affect the image, unless it’s particularly bad. To remove the lens assembly from the camera, here is the guide: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX01 Lens Assembly Replacement. For additional reference, here is the service manual.
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I had the same problems with my dmc tz35 camera, 2 months after I had bought it.
First I tried to open the camera but stopped as the description I had did not match to my camera. Finally I took the vacuüm cleaner and put it on the lens especially at the interfaces of the zoomlens. in the technology age it is the easiest way and for me succesfull way to remove the dust from my lens.
My advice is therefor use the vacuumcleaner first before you start to dismantle the camera.
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wow it worked! thank you.
here is a good how to video
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