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Video camera settings, Video resolution

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High sensitivity Use for taking photos without a flash in low-light conditions. Reduces blur. Gourmet Use for shooting food arrangements in bright color. Pet Use for taking photos of your pet. Reduces blur and red eyes. Beach Use for taking photos of seaside or lakeside scenes. Snow Use in bright environments to avoid overexposed photos. Party Use for indoor photos in poorly lit environments. This scene picks up indoor background lighting or candlelight. Due to the long exposure time, the camera must be held still or placed on a stable surface. Sports Use for taking photos of fast-moving objects. Short exposure time minimizes motion blurring. Document Use for photos of text or drawings. Gives the photo sharper contrast. Fireworks Use for taking photos of fireworks in all their glory. These settings are only available in Manual capturing mode. Video camera settings To Adjust the Video Camera Settings 1 Activate the camera. 2 Swipe the screen to select . 3 To display settings, tap . 4 Select the setting you want to adjust, then make your changes. Video camera settings overview Video resolution Adjust the video resolution for different formats. HD refers to High Definition, while FPS refers to Frames Per Second. A higher FPS rate provides a smoother video, at the cost of a larger file size. Main camera: Full HD (30 fps) 1920×1080 (16:9) Full HD (Full High Definition) format with 30 FPS and 16:9 aspect ratio. HD 1280×720 (16:9) HD (High Definition) format with 16:9 aspect ratio. VGA 640×480 (4:3) VGA format with 4:3 aspect ratio. MMS Record videos suitable for sending in multimedia messages. The recording time of this format is limited so the video file can fit in a multimedia message. 102 This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.

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High sensitivity
Use for taking photos without a
flash
in low-light conditions. Reduces blur.
Gourmet
Use for shooting food arrangements in bright color.
Pet
Use for taking photos of your pet. Reduces blur and red eyes.
Beach
Use for taking photos of seaside or lakeside scenes.
Snow
Use in bright environments to avoid overexposed photos.
Party
Use for indoor photos in poorly lit environments. This scene picks up indoor background lighting or
candlelight. Due to the long exposure time, the camera must be held still or placed on a stable
surface.
Sports
Use for taking photos of fast-moving objects. Short exposure time minimizes motion blurring.
Document
Use for photos of text or drawings. Gives the photo sharper contrast.
Fireworks
Use for taking photos of
fireworks
in all their glory.
These settings are only available in
Manual
capturing mode.
Video camera settings
To Adjust the Video Camera Settings
1
Activate the camera.
2
Swipe the screen to select
.
3
To display settings, tap
.
4
Select the setting you want to adjust, then make your changes.
Video camera settings overview
Video resolution
Adjust the video resolution for different formats. HD refers to High
Definition,
while FPS
refers to Frames Per Second. A higher FPS rate provides a smoother video, at the cost
of a larger
file
size.
Main camera:
Full HD (30 fps)
1920×1080 (16:9)
Full HD (Full High
Definition)
format with 30 FPS and 16:9 aspect ratio.
HD
1280×720 (16:9)
HD (High
Definition)
format with 16:9 aspect ratio.
VGA
640×480 (4:3)
VGA format with 4:3 aspect ratio.
MMS
Record videos suitable for sending in multimedia messages. The recording time of this
format is limited so the video
file
can
fit
in a multimedia message.
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This is an internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.