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Shoot Wide Aperture Videos, Master AI, Take Professional-Looking Photos, Use Moon Mode

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Camera and Gallery 4 Touch to save the settings. Shoot Wide Aperture Videos Wide aperture mode allows you to shoot videos with blurry backgrounds, which brings your subjects into sharper focus. 1 Open Camera, and select Aperture mode. 2 Touch to switch to Video mode. 3 Touch the area that you wish to focus in on. Touch in the viewfinder, and drag the slider to adjust the virtual aperture. A smaller virtual f-number will create a more blurry background. 4 Touch the shutter button to start recording. While recording, touch the viewfinder to adjust the focus. Master AI Take Professional-Looking Photos Master AI is a pre-installed camera feature that helps you take better photos by intelligently identifying objects and scenes (such as food, beaches, blue skies, and greenery, as well as text) and optimising the colour and brightness settings accordingly. Master AI is displayed as AI photography or AI camera on some devices. 1 Open Camera and select Photo mode. 2 Touch to turn on . 3 Frame the subject within the viewfinder. Once the camera identifies what you are shooting, it will automatically recommend a mode (such as portrait, greenery, or text). 4 To disable the recommended mode, touch next to the mode text or turn off . Use Moon Mode 1 Open Camera and select Photo mode. 2 Touch to turn on . 3 Aim the camera at the moon and spread your fingers on the viewfinder to adjust the zoom to 10x or more. When the camera detects the moon, it will automatically enter Moon mode. 4 Touch to take a photo. Moon mode can only identify the moon if it is at least half full. The mode may not launch if the moon is shrouded by clouds. 69

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4
Touch
to save the settings.
Shoot Wide Aperture Videos
Wide aperture mode allows you to shoot videos with blurry backgrounds, which brings your
subjects into sharper focus.
1
Open
Camera
, and select
Aperture
mode.
2
Touch
to switch to Video mode.
3
Touch the area that you wish to focus in on. Touch
in the
viewfinder,
and drag the
slider to adjust the virtual aperture. A smaller virtual f-number will create a more blurry
background.
4
Touch the shutter button to start recording. While recording, touch the
viewfinder
to
adjust the focus.
Master AI
Take Professional-Looking Photos
Master AI is a pre-installed camera feature that helps you take better photos by intelligently
identifying objects and scenes (such as food, beaches, blue skies, and greenery, as well as
text) and optimising the colour and brightness settings accordingly.
Master AI is displayed as AI photography or AI camera on some devices.
1
Open
Camera
and select
Photo
mode.
2
Touch to turn on
.
3
Frame the subject within the
viewfinder.
Once the camera
identifies
what you are
shooting, it will automatically recommend a mode (such as portrait, greenery, or text).
4
To disable the recommended mode, touch
next to the mode text or turn
off
.
Use Moon Mode
1
Open
Camera
and select
Photo
mode.
2
Touch to turn on
.
3
Aim the camera at the moon and spread your
fingers
on the
viewfinder
to adjust the
zoom to 10x or more.
When the camera detects the moon, it will automatically enter
Moon
mode.
4
Touch
to take a photo.
Moon
mode can only identify the moon if it is at least half full. The mode may not
launch if the moon is shrouded by clouds.
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