HTC One X User Manual - Page 25

Taking a group shot, Taking a panoramic photo, Using HDR, Group portrait, Panorama

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25 Camera Taking a group shot Finding it difficult to make everyone smile and have them look at the camera at the same time? With HTC One X, you get perfect group portraits with the most smiles and the fewest blinks. 1. On the Viewfinder screen, tap . 2. Tap Group portrait. 3. When you're ready to take the photo, tap . The camera takes several shots and merges them into the best possible group photo. Taking a panoramic photo Whether it's the Golden Gate Bridge or the Eiffel Tower, you can capture anything wide or tall in a single photo. 1. On the Viewfinder screen, tap . 2. Tap Panorama. Zoom and flash are disabled when you're in this mode. 3. When you're ready to take the first shot, tap . Directional arrows appear, prompting you to pan left or right in landscape view (or pan up or down in portrait view). 4. As you pan, a guide appears onscreen. Use this to frame the first portion of the scene you want to capture. 5. Continue moving HTC One X as smoothly as you can. The camera automatically captures five consecutive frames. 6. Tap to stop capturing anytime. The camera stitches the shots into a single photo. Using HDR When shooting portraits against a bright background, use HDR to capture your subjects clearly. HDR brings out the details of both the highlights and shadows, even in high contrast lighting. 1. On the Viewfinder screen, tap . 2. Tap HDR. 3. When you're ready to take the photo, tap . The camera takes three shots at different exposure levels and combines them into one enhanced photo.

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Taking a group shot
Finding it difficult to make everyone smile and have them look at the camera at the
same time? With HTC One X, you get perfect group portraits with the most smiles and
the fewest blinks.
1.
On the Viewfinder screen, tap
.
2.
Tap
Group portrait
.
3.
When you're ready to take the photo, tap
. The camera takes several shots
and merges them into the best possible group photo.
Taking a panoramic photo
Whether it’s the Golden Gate Bridge or the Eiffel Tower, you can capture anything
wide or tall in a single photo.
1.
On the Viewfinder screen, tap
.
2.
Tap
Panorama
.
Zoom and flash are disabled when you're in this mode.
3.
When you're ready to take the first shot, tap
. Directional arrows appear,
prompting you to pan left or right in landscape view (or pan up or down in
portrait view).
4.
As you pan, a guide appears onscreen. Use this to frame the first portion of the
scene you want to capture.
5.
Continue moving HTC One X as smoothly as you can. The camera automatically
captures five consecutive frames.
6.
Tap
to stop capturing anytime.
The camera stitches the shots into a single photo.
Using HDR
When shooting portraits against a bright background, use HDR to capture your
subjects clearly. HDR brings out the details of both the highlights and shadows, even
in high contrast lighting.
1.
On the Viewfinder screen, tap
.
2.
Tap
HDR
.
3.
When you're ready to take the photo, tap
.
The camera takes three shots at different exposure levels and combines them into one
enhanced photo.
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