HP Photosmart R717 HP Photosmart R717 Digital Camera with HP Instant Share - U - Page 50

Portrait, Panorama, Flash Off, Using Panorama Mode, Preview Panorama, Playback, Beach, Sunset, Museum - image zone software

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Setting Description Portrait Use Portrait mode for pictures that have one or more people as their primary subject. The camera combines a smaller F-number to blur the background, with lower sharpness for a more natural effect. Panorama Use Panorama mode for grand landscapes, such as mountain ranges, or group pictures where you need to capture a wide shot that one image cannot capture. This mode allows you to shoot a series of overlapping frames for stitching into one, large panoramic image using the HP Image Zone software. Flash is set to Flash Off in this mode. See Using Panorama Mode on page 52. You can view the entire panoramic shot using the Preview Panorama option in the Playback Menu (see Preview Panorama on page 101). Beach Use Beach mode to capture scenes at the beach. This mode allows you to capture bright beach scenes, with a good balance of highlights and shadows. Snow Use Snow mode to capture scenes in snow. This mode allows you to capture bright snow scenes, preserving the correct brightness of the snow. Sunset Use Sunset mode to capture outdoor scenes at sunset. This mode starts the focus at infinity and sets the flash to Flash Off. This mode improves the saturation of sunset colors and retains the warmth of the scene with a bias towards the orange colors of the sunset. Museum Use Museum mode to capture images in a museum, where the use of the flash is prohibited. In this mode, flash is set to Flash Off and Camera Sounds is set to Off. 50 HP Photosmart R717 User's Manual

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HP Photosmart R717 User’s Manual
Portrait
Use
Portrait
mode for pictures that have one or more
people as their primary subject. The camera combines
a smaller F-number to blur the background, with lower
sharpness for a more natural effect.
Panorama
Use
Panorama
mode for grand landscapes, such as
mountain ranges, or group pictures where you need to
capture a wide shot that one image cannot capture.
This mode allows you to shoot a series of overlapping
frames for stitching into one, large panoramic image
using the HP Image Zone software. Flash is set to
Flash Off
in this mode. See
Using Panorama Mode
on
page 52. You can view the entire panoramic shot
using the
Preview Panorama
option in the
Playback
Menu
(see
Preview Panorama
on page 101).
Beach
Use
Beach
mode to capture scenes at the beach. This
mode allows you to capture bright beach scenes, with
a good balance of highlights and shadows.
Snow
Use
Snow
mode to capture scenes in snow. This mode
allows you to capture bright snow scenes, preserving
the correct brightness of the snow.
Sunset
Use
Sunset
mode to capture outdoor scenes at sunset.
This mode starts the focus at infinity and sets the flash
to
Flash Off
. This mode improves the saturation of
sunset colors and retains the warmth of the scene with
a bias towards the orange colors of the sunset.
Museum
Use
Museum
mode to capture images in a museum,
where the use of the flash is prohibited. In this mode,
flash is set to
Flash Off
and
Camera Sounds
is set to
Off
.
Setting
Description