Docomo STYLE N-02A, Instruction Manual

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Camera
3
d
(Stop)
■ To shoot again
X
t
X
“YES”
4
d
(Save)
Recording Movies
<Movie mode>
z
When “File size” is set to “Long time”, recording
ends after the recorded movie is saved to the
microSD card.
z
The recording time varies depending on the
condition.
z
You cannot record a movie during a call.
z
Folding the FOMA terminal ends recording in
Movie mode.
z
Movies can be played on all FOMA terminals
supporting movie playback if recorded under the
following settings:
1 Photo mode screen (p.226)
X
1
X
“ ”
■ To play movies stored
in “i-motion”
X
p
( )
“Playing Movies/i-motion”
→ p.324
2 Frame the shot
X
d
(Record)
Recording starts.
You can zoom in/out during
shooting.
■
If the file size reaches
the limit specified in
File size
X
“OK”
3
d
(Stop)
■
To play the movie you
shot
X
p (Play)
■
To shoot again
X
t
X
“YES”
4
d
(Save)
Movie mode screen (p.233)
Front camera ⇔ Rear camera …… Switch between the
front and rear cameras.
CHG camera-mode
Select size, File size …… Set the same setting as the
shooting menu (p.225).
Quality setting …… Select Long dur. mode/Normal/Fine
mode/Super Fine mode. In Long dur. mode, the recording
time is the longest but the quality is the lowest. In Super
Fine mode, the quality is the highest but the recording
time is the shortest.
Reproduction …… Display movies stored in “i-motion”.
→ p.324
Camera Settings
Photo mode
*
…… Set the same setting as the
shooting menu (p.226).
Brightness
……
Use
v
to adjust brightness
between 5 levels from –2 to ±0 to +2. The brightness
is automatically specified if you do not press any key
for 2 seconds. “±0” is the default setting when the
camera is activated.
Function Setting
Select size QCIF (176 x 144) SubQCIF (128 x 96)
Quality
setting Normal, Fine
mode
Normal, Fine mode,
Super fine mode
File size 500KB
Panorama shooting
checking
Function menu
¨
p.228
Movie mode
Function menu
¨
p.233
N
z
If you perform a key operation such as zoom in/
out during recording, the operation sound may be
recorded.
Movie mode
Movie mode checking
Function menu
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p.234