Docomo FOMA D851IWM, User Manual

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● You can also select frames from the list by pressing
m31
on the still image shooting screen or video
recording screen.
● If you select a frame that is opposite in horizontal and vertical values to the image size, the frame is displayed
after rotating 90 degrees clockwise; for example, suppose that you have selected a 144 x 176 frame when the
image size is 176 x 144 (QCIF). In this case, the frame rotates 180 degrees by pressing
m33
on the
still image shooting screen or video recording screen. Note that your frame cannot be rotated if it is the same
as the image size in terms of horizontal and vertical values.
● If the frame is downloaded from a site during shooting, the added frame becomes selectable by pressing
m34
on the still image shooting screen or video recording screen.
Image size
You can set the following image size:
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The maximum size of an image file that can be sent to the i-mode terminal is 500 Kbytes.
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The still image size best suited for viewing on the i-mode terminal other than D851iWM is 240 x 320 (QVGA).
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The size restrictions setting may be changed automatically depending on the image size setting.
Scene mode/effect
20 setting types are available according to color tone and shooting situation.
Shooting
method
Size Icon Sending mail available/not available
Still
Camera
96 x 72 (phonebook) Images can be attached to i-mode Mail to send to an
i-mode terminal or PC. In addition, these sizes are suitable
for attaching to Deco-mail.
128 x 96 (Sub-QCIF)
176 x 144 (QCIF)
240 x 320 (QVGA)
240 x 400 (stand-by)
Images can be attached to i-mode Mail to send to an
i-mode terminal or PC.
A confirmation screen is displayed asking whether to
convert to 240 x 320 or 320 x 240 (QVGA) when attaching
files to mail.
352 x 288 (CIF)
640 x 480 (VGA LANDSCAPE)
Movie
Camera
128 x 96 (Sub-QCIF) Images can be attached to i-mode Mail to send to an
i-mode terminal or PC.
176 x 144 (QCIF)
320 x 240 (QVGA) Images cannot be attached to i-mode Mail.
Full auto
： Standard scene mode/effect. Use this mode normally.
Sensitivity up
：
Enhances the camera sensitivity for shooting in the dark.
Adjust backlight
：
Compensates backlight images by adjusting brightness of the darkened part such
as face.
Spot photometry
：
Brightness of the whole image is set based on its central part.
Scenery ： Suitable for shooting nature or cityscape vividly. Intensity and sharpness are set
rather high.
Night ： Slows the shutter speed for night shooting. Hold the mobile firmly to prevent
blurring.
Twilight
： Suitable for shooting the beautiful sunset scenery. With high intensity, images
tend to look rather cyan.
Surf & Snow ： Enhances the blue of the sky and sea, and the white of snow.
Sport
： Shutter speed is set to high, allowing you to shoot fast-moving objects with less
jiggling.
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