NTT docomo FOMA SO906i, User Manual

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Data Displa
y/Edit/Management
[Font color]:
Select the color of a font to be pasted.
[Font size]:
Select the size of a font to be pasted.
[Font type]:
Select the type of a font to be pasted.
[Thickness]:
Select the thickness of a font to be pasted.
[Underline]:
Select whether to display a line under a font to
be pasted.
3
Set each item.
4
Press (OK).
5
Use / to adjust the position
and press (Paste).
To add the same text stamp
Repeat step 5.
To paste another text stamp
Press (Retry) and perform step 2 to 5 again.
6
Press (OK).
7
Press (Save), select [Overwrite], and
press .
The image with the text is saved by overwriting the
original image.
To save as a new image
Select [Save new] → a place to save to.
Trimming Part of an Image After
Zoom In
You can specify a part of an image after
zooming in on it and trim it into a size of
[ s Q C I F ( 1 2 8
× 9 6 ) ] , [ Q C I F ( 1 7 6 × 1 4 4 ) ] ,
[ Q V G A ( 2 4 0 × 3 2 0 ) ] , [ C I F ( 3 5 2 × 2 8 8 ) ] ,
[VGA(640 × 480)], and [Stand-by(480 × 864)].
 When the image size is [sQCIF(128 × 96)], you
cannot trim this image.
Example: Trimming an image and saving by overwriting
1
From My picture file list, select an image,
press
, and press (Func).
The Function menu appears.
2
Select [Edit photo] → [Zoom&trim] → a
size of an image to be trimmed and press
.
 The image size displayed in gray is not available
for trimming.
3
Press (Zoom(T))/ (Zoom(W)).
ＱＣＩＦ（１７６×１４４）
 Press (Zoom(T)) to enlarge and (Zoom(W))
to reduce an image.
The zoom is adjusted and the bar is displayed for
the zoom magnification you have set.
4
Use / to select the area to be
trimmed and press (OK).
The image is trimmed to the selected size.
5
Press (Save), select [Overwrite], and
press .
The trimmed image is saved by overwriting the
original image.
To save as a new image
Select [Save new] → a place to save to.
Rotating an Image
An image of [sQCIF(128 × 96)], [QCIF(176 ×
144)], [QVGA(240 × 320)], [CIF(352 × 288)],
[VGA(640 × 480)], and [Stby(480 × 864)] can
be rotated.
Example: Rotating an image and saving by overwriting
1
From My picture file list, select an image,
press
, and press (Func).
The Function menu appears.
2
Select [Edit photo] → [Rotate] and press
.
3
Press (Rotate) and press (OK).
Every time you press (Rotate), the image rotates
clockwise by 90 degrees.
4
Press (Save), select [Overwrite], and
press .
The rotated image is saved by overwriting the
original image.
To save as a new image
Select [Save new] → a place to save to.