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When quitting the camera application, settings you
have defined will be saved and available when reusing
the camera or until you change them again.
General settings
Time & date
Allows you to select what will be displayed on the
pictures you take:
Time &
date,
Date only
Camera mode
This setting is also available directly within the
preview mode, when the camera is first activated.
Allows you to switch from VGA (640 x 480 pixels) to
Wallpaper
(128 x 160 pixels), to
Clip
(128 x 160 pixels)
to
Fotocall
(96 x 64). The
Camera mode
displayed in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Picture quality
Allows you to choose an image quality available
among the following: Low, Medium, High.
Sounds
Both
Alert
and
Shoot
sounds can be set from this menu.
The first one occurs 3 seconds before the picture is
taken, the second one when it's shot. In both cases,
,
select On, and press
to access the list of available
sounds. Select one of the sounds, then press
activate it.
Taking pictures
Reset
Allows you to reset all values to the default ones. Press
,
to confirm.
Frames
Allows you to choose a frame from the ones available
in the list, and that will be applied to the picture you
take. Selecting a
automatically sets the mode to
Frame
,
or nothing.
128 x 160 pixels. Press
Effect mode
Allows you to choose a mode available from the
following: Normal,
Black &
Embossed,
Negative
color,
will be applied to the picture according to the mode
you chose (e.g.,
will take a brown and beige
Sepia
you select is
picture, giving the impression of an old-times
picture). The default mode is Normal.
Vision mode
Allows you to choose one of the two modes available:
Normal
and Night. The default mode is Normal.
Self-portrait & Self-timer
Set these options to
On
c
to go back to camera preview and take pictures
,
(see page 22 and page 23).
to
to confirm your choice.
white, Sepia, Digital,
and
2. The effect
Edge
Edge
to activate them and press
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