HP 935 hp photosmart 930 series digital camera user manual - Page 25

Taking self-timer pictures

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NOTE If you have set Self-Timer to On or On - 2 shots in the Capture menu (see page 38), the camera will start recording 10 seconds after you press the Video button. However, with the On - 2 shots setting, the camera only records one video clip. The camera automatically stops recording when the maximum video clip length of approximately 2 minutes is reached, or the memory card is full, whichever comes first. After recording has stopped, the first frame of the video clip and Processing... appear on the Image Display. While it is processing, you can delete the video clip by pressing the OK button. You can use Playback to review the video clips you have taken. See Using playback on page 49. Taking self-timer pictures You can also take still pictures using the Self-Timer settings in the Capture menu. 1 Set Self-Timer to either On or On - 2 shots in the Capture menu. See Using the capture menu on page 36, and then see Self-timer on page 38. 2 Secure the camera to a tripod or set it on a stable surface. 3 Frame the subject for your picture in the viewfinder. 4 Press the Shutter button halfway down. The camera measures and then locks the focus and exposure. The camera will hold these settings for the 10 seconds until it takes the picture. NOTE If you immediately press the Shutter button all the way down instead, the camera locks focus and exposure just before the end of the 10-second countdown. This is useful when one or more subjects will be entering the picture during the 10-second countdown period. Chapter 2: Taking pictures and recording video clips 25

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Chapter 2: Taking pictures and recording video clips
25
NOTE
If you have set
Self-Timer
to
On
or
On - 2 shots
in the
Capture
menu (see page 38), the camera will start
recording 10 seconds after you press the
Video
button.
However, with the
On - 2 shots
setting, the camera only
records one video clip.
The camera automatically stops recording when the maximum
video clip length of approximately 2 minutes is reached, or the
memory card is full, whichever comes first. After recording has
stopped, the first frame of the video clip and
Processing...
appear on the Image Display. While it is processing, you can
delete the video clip by pressing the
OK
button.
You can use
Playback
to review the video clips you have taken.
See
Using playback
on page 49.
Taking self-timer pictures
You can also take still pictures using the
Self-Timer
settings in
the
Capture
menu.
1
Set
Self-Timer
to either
On
or
On - 2 shots
in the
Capture
menu. See
Using the capture menu
on page 36, and then
see
Self-timer
on page 38.
2
Secure the camera to a tripod or set it on a stable surface.
3
Frame the subject for your picture in the viewfinder.
4
Press the
Shutter
button halfway down. The camera
measures and then locks the focus and exposure. The
camera will hold these settings for the 10 seconds until it
takes the picture.
NOTE
If you immediately press the
Shutter
button all the way
down instead, the camera locks focus and exposure just
before the end of the 10-second countdown. This is useful
when one or more subjects will be entering the picture
during the 10-second countdown period.