Sony Ericsson FOMA SO905iCS, Manual

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Point the camera at the object and press halfway.
The Face detection function is activated and the focus is adjusted based on a face. When the
face comes into focus, the confirmation sound is heard and the Face detection frame turns
green.
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Press .
The Auto timer is activated and the Deco-Snap beep is heard. An image is recorded with the
shutter sound, and the menu before saving images appears.
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Select [ ] (Save) → [ ] (Save) → [Yes] and press .
The image is saved.
To paste a frame
Select [ ]
→
a frame.
To paste an image stamp
Select [ ] → a stamp, adjust the position to paste the stamp, press (Paste), and
then press (Cancel).
To paste text
Select [ ], compose a text stamp, adjust the position to paste the text stamp, press
(Paste), and then press (Cancel).
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Follow the same steps as in “Pasting Text” (P.293, step 2 to 3).
To undo all editing
Select [ ].
To post on a blog
Select [ ] (Save) → [ ] (easy BlogUp) (P.358).
To attach to mail
Select [ ] (Save) → [ ] (Attach to mail) (P.212).
Recording a Panorama Image
You can record several images sequentially and compose them into one panorama
image just by pressing the shutter key once and moving the FOMA terminal
horizontally. You can also record a 360-degree view of panorama image.
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When the Shoot mode is set to [Panorama], the Picture effect is changed to [OFF]. Also,
the Face detection, Auto Focus, Auto timer, Auto save, and Digital Zooming are temporarily
changed to [OFF] and the Flash is changed to [OFF].
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The zoom cannot be used during the Panorama mode.
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Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [ ] (Shoot mode) →
[ ] (Panorama), and press .
The display for selecting the Panorama mode (size × number) appears.
[NormalPanorama(VGA × 4)] : Up to four images are recorded to create one panorama
image.
[360°Panorama(QVGA × 10)] : Up to 10 images are recorded to create a 360-degree
panorama image that surrounds you.
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Select a recording size and press .
The Shoot mode is set to [Panorama] and “ ” appears.
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