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7. Press the
button to exit the menu system.
menu
2.2 Taking Pictures or Videos
2.2.1 Taking a Still Photograph
The recommended procedure for taking a still photograph is as follows:
Note: Experienced users may vary this procedure as needed to obtain
the desired clinical results.
1. Turn camera power on.
2. Verify the camera settings (refer to Section 2.1).
3. Delete any existing photos from a previous patient or other uses of
the camera (refer to Figure 12 or Section 2.3.3).
4. Prepare the subject with suitable drapes, centimeter measuring tape,
and other items for good clinical photography.
5. Consider the lighting situation and press the
sequence through the four flash options, turning the flash on or off
as needed (refer to Tables 1 and 2).
6. For close-up photography (2 to 27.6 inches), push the joystick
down one time to activate macro mode (refer to Table 1). Push
again as needed to sequence to infinity or normal focus modes.
7. Use the zoom lever to adjust the level of image magnification, if
needed.
8. Aim the camera at the subject and push the shutter button down
halfway to automatically adjust focus and other camera functions
(such as shutter speed).
9. When the camera beeps and the focus bracket in the LED screen
turns green, hold the camera steady and push the shutter button
down fully to take the picture.
2.2.2 Taking a Video Clip
The recommended procedure for taking a video clip is as follows:
Note: Experienced users may vary this procedure as needed to obtain
the desired clinical results.
Note: The longer the video, the larger the file size, and the larger the
file size, the longer it takes to transfer the file to and from the server.
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