Changing Camera Settings - Docomo Prime SH-06A Instruction Manual

Focus lock is available while a moving picture is shot. Use when the
distance to a subject changes while shooting. However, the audio noise
may affect shooting when the Focus lock is used.
Changing settings for shooting collectively
<Shooting settings>
Show settings for functions frequently used when shooting and change
them collectively.
1
In the still/moving picture shooting screen, press i.
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4 5 6
7 8 9
a b c
For still pictures
1 Effect shot 9 White balance
2 Continuous mode a Switch phone#SD
3 AF mode b Fix camera shake
4 Auto timer c Picture light
5 Select size d Common replay mode
6 Select image quality e Switch img/voice
7 Shoot by scene f File size limit
8 ISO sensitivity
: To change settings: Select an item with w/t.
: Also, use the Optical TOUCH CRUISER.
: To return to the shooting screen: Press i.
1 d 3
e 5 6
7 b 9
a f c
For moving pictures

Changing camera settings

For details on changing the shutter sound nP. 97
Saving to microSD Card
Save shot images to a microSD Card.
1
In the still/moving picture shooting screen, press
C/[Switch phone#SD].
2
Select the save destination/t.
The length of moving pictures that can be saved depends on the size of
the microSD Card. The maximum length is approximately 1 hour for
moving pictures with video.
For details on checking still/moving pictures saved on a microSD Card
nP. 353
When save destination is the microSD Card, still pictures are saved in
the [Camerafolder xxx] ("xxx" is the largest number when multiple
folders exist), and moving pictures are saved in the [Camerafolder].
When the number of still pictures or moving pictures saved in the folder
exceeds 1,000, a new folder is automatically created, and still pictures
or moving pictures are saved in the new folder. The microSD Card used
on a PC or other devices cannot be used for saving unless the manager
information is updated (nP. 355).
When saving to a microSD Card, images are saved in DCF1.0
(ExifVer.2.2, JPEG) format.
• "DCF" (Design rule for Camera File system) is a standard created
mainly by JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology
Industries Association) for images from digital cameras and other
devices to be shared with related devices. However, DCF standard
does not guarantee the entire compatibility of all devices.
• "Exif" is a file format established by JEITA (Japan Electronics and
Information Technology Industries Association) for adding
supplementary information to the still picture.
<Switch phone#SD>
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