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■ During video recording
Size restrictions
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During still image shooting
When the size of a shot still image file is larger than the limit value, the file automatically degrades the
quality or saves the reduced-size file.
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When you attach a shot still image to i-mode Mail and send it to an i-mode terminal, set the size
restrictions to other than None .
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This setting may be changed automatically depending on the image size setting.
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During video recording
When file size exceeds the limit value during video recording, recording ends automatically.
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When you attach a video shot to i-mode Mail and send it to an i-mode terminal, set the size
restrictions to other than
None
.
Camera effects
The following camera effects are available:
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Scenery
and
Night
cannot be set during video recording.
Backlight
cannot be set when you shoot using
the in-camera.
Brightness
: - 2 : - 1 : ± 0 : +1 : +2
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Adjusting brightness may not have much effect depending on the image to be shot.
LP
：
Provides the lowest quality. File size is small and maximum duration of recording
becomes longest.
STD
： Standard quality
HQ
：
The video motion becomes smooth.
HQ
+
： Provides the highest quality. File size is large and maximum duration of recording
becomes shortest.
9000 bytes
：
This file size is suited for being attached to i-mode Mail.
500K bytes ： You can attach to i-mode Mail without changing file size.
None ： No restriction for file size
Msg attach S
：
Restricts file size to 290 Kbytes. Images of this file size can be attached to i-mode
Mail and sent to the terminal which does not support large message.
Msg attach L
： Restricts file size to 490 Kbytes. Images of this file size can be sent to the terminal
which supports large message.
None
： No restriction for file size. In Recording Setting, when the memory to save is set to
Phone , you cannot select this.
Full auto
： Standard shooting mode. Use this mode usually.
Backlight
：
Detects brightness of backlit subjects and automatically corrects exposure.
Sepia
：
Shoots in sepia.
Monotone ： Shoots images in black and white.
Twilight
： Shoots portraits with the sunset in the back.
Surf&Snow
： Enhances the reflection of light from the ocean and snow surfaces.
Scenery
：
Shoots vivid images with emphasized contrast.
Night ： Long exposure mode. It is suitable for shooting in the dark.