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Memory consumption
Photographs use shared memory (see
memory on Page 25
higher the resolution, the more memory a picture
will use.
Small
they are so small.
The quality setting also affects memory – pictures
taken with the quality set to
memory.
You can also store photos on a memory card, if you
have one.
Note:
There may be a limit to the memory size
of pictures that you can send in an MMS
message. Check with your service provider for
details.
The approximate number of pictures you can take
with the available memory and the chosen quality
and size settings, is displayed at the bottom of the
screen in the Camera feature.
Timeout
To save the phone's battery, the Camera viewfinder
will automatically switch itself off after approximately
60 seconds if you have not pressed any keys. To re-
activate the viewfinder, press
Continue
.
for more information). The
pictures take up very little memory, as
High
will use the most
Select
, or
Photo Album
Shared
In the Photo Album, you can store, view and
manage your pictures: photos taken with the
Camera, and images that you have received from
other sources.
Note:
the following image file types can also be stored
in the Photo Album:
•
GIF 87a/89a.
•
WBMP – Wireless bitmap.
•
MBM – Symbian bitmap format.
•
BMP - Standard bitmap format.
•
TIFF/F – Class F support only.
•
JPEG
•
OTA - e.g. CLI and Operator logos.
•
EXIF
!
To open the Photo Album
•
From the
icon and press
or
•
From the Camera, press
Got to Photo
93
The Camera produces JPEG pictures, but
Menu
screen, scroll to the Photo Album
Select
.
Options
Album.
Sendo X User Guide
and select
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