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Use Wide Aperture Mode to Highlight Your Shooting Subjects, Use Panorama Mode to Take Panoramic

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Camera Use Wide Aperture Mode to Highlight Your Shooting Subjects Wide aperture mode produces photographs with a shallow depth of field. This creates a blurred background that lends greater emphasis to the photo's subject. Take a wide aperture photo: Go to Camera > Aperture. When shooting, touch the screen to select a focal point, and then touch to take the photo. • For optimal results, ensure that the subject is positioned no more than 2 m away from the camera. • Touch and swipe left or right on the slider to adjust the aperture level. The smaller the aperture value, the more blurred the background will appear. Use Panorama Mode to Take Panoramic Photos Panoramas provide a wider viewing angle than ordinary photos, letting you take sweeping landscape shots. To capture a panorama shot, the camera takes multiple photos of objects within our visual field and stitches them together into a single photo. 18

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Use Wide Aperture Mode to Highlight Your Shooting
Subjects
Wide aperture mode produces photographs with a shallow depth of field. This creates a
blurred background that lends greater emphasis to the photo's subject.
Take a wide aperture photo
: Go to
Camera
>
Aperture
. When shooting, touch the
screen to select a focal point, and then touch
to take the photo.
For optimal results, ensure that the subject is positioned no more than 2 m away from
the camera.
Touch
and swipe left or right on the slider to adjust the aperture level. The smaller
the aperture value, the more blurred the background will appear.
Use Panorama Mode to Take Panoramic Photos
Panoramas provide a wider viewing angle than ordinary photos, letting you take sweeping
landscape shots.
To capture a panorama shot, the camera takes multiple photos of objects within our visual
field and stitches them together into a single photo.
Camera
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