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Portrait Mode, Shoot Dazzling Portraits, Night Mode, Take Night Shots

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Camera and Gallery Portrait Mode Shoot Dazzling Portraits Portrait mode comes with custom beauty and lighting effects to choose from, so that a touch of the shutter brings out your subject at their best. 1 Open Camera and select Portrait mode. 2 Frame your subject within the viewfinder. To take a selfie, touch . 3 From there, feel free to: • Enable beauty effects: Touch to adjust the beauty effects. To disable the beauty effects, drag the setting to its lowest value, or touch . • Set lighting effects: Touch , and select your desired effect. • Light compensation: When you switch to the front camera in dim lighting conditions, you can touch the flash icon to enable light compensation. Touch the flash icon and select (auto) or (steady on). Not all devices support all of these features. 4 Touch the shutter button to take a photo. Night Mode Take Night Shots Night mode gives your photos sharper details and brighter colours even when shooting in low light or at night. 1 Open Camera and select Night mode. 2 When shooting with the rear camera, some devices allow you to adjust the ISO sensitivity and shutter speed by touching or in the viewfinder. 3 Steady your device and touch the shutter button. 4 Your device will adjust the exposure time based on the ambient brightness. Keep your device steady until the countdown finishes. You can also touch the shutter button to take a photo before the countdown finishes. Some devices do not support ending a countdown before it is due to finish. 67

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Portrait Mode
Shoot Dazzling Portraits
Portrait mode comes with custom beauty and lighting
effects
to choose from, so that a touch
of the shutter brings out your subject at their best.
1
Open
Camera
and select
Portrait
mode.
2
Frame your subject within the
viewfinder.
To take a
selfie,
touch
.
3
From there, feel free to:
•
Enable beauty
effects:
Touch
to adjust the beauty
effects.
To disable the beauty
effects,
drag the setting to its lowest value, or touch
.
•
Set lighting
effects:
Touch
, and select your desired
effect.
•
Light compensation: When you switch to the front camera in dim lighting conditions,
you can touch the
flash
icon to enable light compensation.
Touch the
flash
icon and select
(auto) or
(steady on).
Not all devices support all of these features.
4
Touch the shutter button to take a photo.
Night Mode
Take Night Shots
Night mode gives your photos sharper details and brighter colours even when shooting in
low light or at night.
1
Open
Camera
and select
Night
mode.
2
When shooting with the rear camera, some devices allow you to adjust the ISO sensitivity
and shutter speed by touching
or
in the
viewfinder.
3
Steady your device and touch the shutter button.
4
Your device will adjust the exposure time based on the ambient brightness. Keep your
device steady until the countdown
finishes.
You can also touch the shutter button to take a photo before the countdown
finishes.
Some devices do not support ending a countdown before it is due to
finish.
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