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Point the camera at the object and press
(Shoot).
The white focus frame is used to adjust the focus.
When the image comes into focus, the confirmation
sound is heard, and the focus frame turns green.
The Auto timer is activated and the Deco-Snap
beep is heard. An image is recorded with the
shutter sound and the screen for confirming
whether to save the image appears.
3
Select [Yes] and press
The menu before saving images appears.
To cancel a recorded image
Select [No].
4
Select [
] (Save)
and press
.
The image is saved.
To paste a frame
Select [
]
a frame.
To paste an image stamp
Select [
]
a stamp, adjust the position to
paste the stamp, press
press
(Cancel).
To paste text
Select [
], compose a text stamp, adjust the
position to paste the text stamp, press
and then press
(Cancel).
Follow the same steps as in "Pasting Text"
(P.309, step 2 to 3).
To undo all editing
Select [
].
To post on a blog
Select [
] (Save)
To attach to mail
Select [
] (Save)
(P.190).
Recording a Panorama Image
You can record several images sequentially
and compose them into one panorama
image just by pressing the shutter key once
and moving the FOMA terminal horizontally.
You can also record a 360-degree view of
panorama image.
When the Shoot mode is set to [Panorama], the
Picture effect is changed to [OFF]. Also, the Auto
Focus, Auto timer, and Auto save are temporarily
changed to [OFF].
The zoom cannot be used during the Panorama
mode.
It is recommended to record a panorama image in
the Media style because an image is recorded by
the camera moved horizontally in the landscape
orientation. You can still record an image in the
Normal style.
.
[
] (Save)
[Yes]
(Paste), and then
(Paste),
[
] (easy BlogUp) (P.376).
[
] (Attach to mail)
1
Press
(Func) in the Camera mode
display, select [
[
] (Panorama), and press
The display for selecting the Panorama mode (size
number) appears.
[NormalPanorama(VGA 4)]:
Up to four images are recorded to create one
panorama image.
[360°Panorama(QVGA 10)]:
Up to 10 images are recorded to create a
360-degree panorama image that surrounds you.
2
Select a recording size and press
The Shoot mode is set to [Panorama] and "
appears.
3
Press
(Shoot).
Guide to show the recording direction
Move the camera in the direction of the arrow.
Number of recordable images
The frame of the image to be recorded next
turns green.
Number of the image to be recorded next
counted from the beginning
Camera orientation guide
When you move the camera according to the
guide, the green frame also moves along with
the movement of the camera. The frame turns
red when the camera reaches the spot for
recording the next image.
Thumbnail of the image recorded previously
The first image is recorded with the shutter sound.
Keep the FOMA terminal horizontally and slowly
move it in either direction left or right. When you
move the camera with the help of the green-framed
camera orientation guide and once bring it to the
spot for recording the next image, the frame turns
red and the next image is recorded automatically
with the shutter sound.
After recording the last image, all images are
composed into one image and the entire image
is displayed. Press
check the hidden portions of the image.
To stop recording
Press
(Stop). If the screen for confirming
whether to compose the images appears, select
[Activate]/[Erase photo].
] (Shoot mode)
.
.
"
to scroll the display to
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