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Use Pro Mode to Take Portraits

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Camera Use Pro Mode to Take Portraits Want to take more professional portraits? Pro mode allows you to adjust your camera settings to shoot professional-level portraits. Go to Camera > More > Pro to enable Pro mode. Select a Metering mode: or is recommended for taking portraits. Line up your subjects (their faces for example) so they are in the centre of the viewfinder. Then touch desired Metering mode. to select your Adjust brightness based on the ambient light l Adjust ISO: To avoid excessive noises, it is recommended that you use a lower ISO when taking portraits. You should also adjust the ISO based on the actual lighting conditions. To do this, touch , and slide it left or right to adjust the value. Good for Recommended ISO Outdoors Between 100 and 200 Indoors Around 400 Night scenes Between 400 and 800 l Adjust shutter speed: Choose a slower shutter speed if the ambient light is low and a faster one when it's stronger. The recommended shutter speed for static portraits is between 1/80 and 1/125. To shoot moving subjects, select a shutter speed of 1/125 or above. Touch (shutter speed), slide until your desired speed is in the centre. l Adjust EV compensation: Increase the EV compensation if the subjects or background is in dim light, and decrease the EV compensation if the light is strong. Touch (9 , and slide until the desired value is in the centre. Adjust AWB: Select AWB depending on the lighting conditions. When shooting in sunlight, you can select , and for gloomy days, select centre. . Touch "8#, and slide until the desired value is in the Adjust focus: To make your subject stand out, it is recommended that you use manual focus (MF) when shooting portraits. When taking a close-up shot, touch the focus on the shot in the viewfinder to adjust the focus accordingly. l Some parameters in Pro mode affect each other, so adjusting one may cause some unwanted changes. Keep this in mind when setting up for your perfect shot. l The recommended settings above are for reference only. You should adjust them based on the actual scene for best shot. 46

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Use Pro Mode to Take Portraits
Want to take more professional portraits? Pro mode allows you to adjust your camera settings to
shoot professional-level portraits.
Go to
Camera
>
More
>
Pro
to enable Pro mode.
Select a Metering mode:
or
is recommended for taking portraits. Line up your subjects
(their faces for example) so they are in the centre of the viewfinder. Then touch
to select your
desired Metering mode.
Adjust brightness based on the ambient light
l
Adjust ISO:
To avoid excessive noises, it is recommended that you use a lower ISO when taking
portraits. You should also adjust the ISO based on the actual lighting conditions. To do this, touch
, and slide it left or right to adjust the value.
Good for
Recommended ISO
Outdoors
Between 100 and 200
Indoors
Around 400
Night scenes
Between 400 and 800
l
Adjust shutter speed:
Choose a slower shutter speed if the ambient light is low and a faster one
when it's stronger. The recommended shutter speed for static portraits is between 1/80 and 1/125.
To shoot moving subjects, select a shutter speed of 1/125 or above. Touch
(shutter speed),
slide until your desired speed is in the centre.
l
Adjust EV compensation:
Increase the EV compensation if the subjects or background is in dim
light, and decrease the EV compensation if the light is strong. Touch
, and slide until the desired
value is in the centre.
Adjust AWB:
Select AWB depending on the lighting conditions. When shooting in sunlight, you can
select
, and for gloomy days, select
. Touch
, and slide until the desired value is in the
centre.
Adjust focus:
To make your subject stand out, it is recommended that you use manual focus (MF)
when shooting portraits. When taking a close-up shot, touch the focus on the shot in the viewfinder
to adjust the focus accordingly.
l
Some parameters in Pro mode affect each other, so adjusting one may cause some unwanted
changes. Keep this in mind when setting up for your perfect shot.
l
The recommended settings above are for reference only. You should adjust them based on the
actual scene for best shot.
Camera
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