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Camera and Gallery, Take Photos, Use the Floating Shutter to Take Photos, Take Burst Photos

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Camera and Gallery Take Photos Take Photos 1 Open Camera. 2 You can then: • Focus: Touch the location you want to focus on. To adjust focus and metering separately, touch and hold the viewfinder and drag the respective frame or ring to the desired location. • Adjust brightness: Touch the viewfinder. When the symbol appears next to the focus frame, drag it up or down. • Zoom in or out: On the viewfinder, pinch in or out, or drag the zoom slider. • Select a camera mode: Swipe up, down, left, or right across the camera mode options. • Turn the flash on or off: Touch and select (Auto), (On), (Off), or (Always on). If you select (Auto) and the camera detects that you are in a dimly lit environment, a flash icon will appear in the viewfinder and the flash will be automatically turned on when you take a photo. These features may not be available in some camera modes. 3 Touch the shutter button to take a photo. Use the Floating Shutter to Take Photos You can enable the floating shutter to display it in the camera viewfinder, and drag it anywhere you like to take photos quickly. 1 Go to Camera > and enable Floating shutter. 2 The floating shutter will then be displayed in the viewfinder. You can drag it anywhere you like. 3 Touch the floating shutter to take a photo. Take Burst Photos Use Burst mode to take a sequence of photos in quick succession so you can choose the best one. 1 Open Camera, select Photo mode, and make sure the rear camera is in use. 65

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Camera and Gallery
Take Photos
Take Photos
1
Open
Camera
.
2
You can then:
•
Focus: Touch the location you want to focus on.
To adjust focus and metering separately, touch and hold the
viewfinder
and drag the
respective frame or ring to the desired location.
•
Adjust brightness: Touch the
viewfinder.
When the
symbol appears next to the
focus frame, drag it up or down.
•
Zoom in or out: On the
viewfinder,
pinch in or out, or drag the zoom slider.
•
Select a camera mode: Swipe up, down, left, or right across the camera mode options.
•
Turn the
flash
on or
off:
Touch
and select
(Auto),
(On),
(Off),
or
(Always on).
If you select
(Auto) and the camera detects that you are in a dimly lit
environment, a
flash
icon will appear in the
viewfinder
and the
flash
will be
automatically turned on when you take a photo.
These features may not be available in some camera modes.
3
Touch the shutter button to take a photo.
Use the Floating Shutter to Take Photos
You can enable the
floating
shutter to display it in the camera
viewfinder,
and drag it
anywhere you like to take photos quickly.
1
Go to
Camera
>
and enable
Floating shutter
.
2
The
floating
shutter will then be displayed in the
viewfinder.
You can drag it anywhere you
like.
3
Touch the
floating
shutter to take a photo.
Take Burst Photos
Use Burst mode to take a sequence of photos in quick succession so you can choose the best
one.
1
Open
Camera
, select
Photo
mode, and make sure the rear camera is in use.
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