Contour 4K User Manual page 6

10. RECORDING
1. Start Recording: Move the Record Slider Lock to the left to unlock, red square should not show, Slide the Record Slider
forward to record. Your camera will power on, beep twice and the Record Status LED will turn red, indicating that the camera
is now recording a video.
2. Stop Recording: Slide the Record Slider back. Your camera will beep three times, and the Record Status LED will switch off,
indicating that your camera has stopped recording and is powered off.
3. Record Slider Lock: The small switch on top of the Record Slider is used to keep the Record Slider from turning on or off. To
move the Record Slider forward or back, have the Record Slider Lock moved so that the red square is not showing.
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11. PHOTO MODE
Activate Instant Photo Mode: Press and hold the Status Button for three seconds. You will hear two beeps and see the photo LED
will turn green, indicating that Instant Photo Mode hasbeen activated.
1. Taking a Single Photo: press the Status Button can take a single photo. You will hear a beep and the photo LED will flash to
indicate that a photograph has been taken.
2. Turn off Instant Photo Mode: Turn off Instant Photo Mode by pressing and holding the status button for two to four seconds. The
camera will beep three times and the photo LED will flash and then turn off, indicating that Instant Photo Mode is turned off.
3. The camera will shut down automatically if no photo has been taken within 60 seconds.
12. MOUNTING
Getting the best shot depends only on your creativity. CONTOUR offers a wide range of mounts that let you put the camera just
about anywhere, so be creative.
Remember that your CONTOUR 4K has a wide-angle lens and objects that are far away will seem smaller than you expect in your
videos.
13. ALIGNMENT
Your CONTOUR 4K has a Laser Line that helps ensure you have the horizon properly aligned in your videos. To use, activate the
Laser Line by pressing the Status Button; place your hand in front of the Laser Line or aim it on to a flat surface a few feet in front
of you and rotate the lens (up to 270°) until the Laser Line is horizontal. When mounting the camera on your helmet or goggles, you
may discover that you look down more than you thought. It may take a few practice videos to find the right alignment.
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