Motorola DROID 2 Global, Manual

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CHAPTER 18: Taking Photos and Videos
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Scenes and Effects
Just as with still photos, you can slide out the
Video Capture Settings
tray, as shown
here. Just as with still photos, you can choose Scenes and Effects.
Just as with still photos, you just need to tap the Scenes button and slide through the
available choices. Table 18-2 shows the available Scene settings for your DROID.
Scenes for video adjusts audio quality as well as video.
Table 18-2. Video Scenes
Scene Setting Icon Description
The Everyday setting is a good overall choice. It records in
stereo and is suitable for most situations.
Use the Concert settings for recording concerts or other loud,
stereo sources.
Narrative is used when you’re voicing over the video as you film
it, such as film of the Grand Canyon while talking about your
impressions of the area. The sound picks up behind the camera.
The Outdoors setting tries to reduce the amount of wind noise.
Subject video is good for standard interviews and other
situations where you’re filming someone else in front of the
camera. The audio is recorded from the front to avoid
accidentally picking up random noises from your end.