Sony Ericsson FOMA SO905iCS, Manual

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Movie
[Super fine] : Higher image quality mode. The file size is larger and the recording time is
shortest.
[Fine] : Image quality mode for smoother movement in movies.
[Standard] : Standard image quality mode.
[Economy] :
Lowest image quality mode. The file size is smaller and the recording time is
longest.
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Select the image quality and press .
The image quality is set and the icon for the current image quality appears.
Super fine (Movie only) Standard
Fine Economy
Setting Whether to Use the Digital Zoom
You can set whether to use the digital zoom when the magnification exceeds the
optical zoom range while recording an image with the Out-camera.
1
Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [ ], and press .
2
Select [Set] → [Digital Zooming] and press .
[ON] : Use the digital zoom when the magnification exceeds the optical zoom range.
[OFF] : Do not use the digital zoom.
3
Select [ON]/[OFF] and press .
The Digital Zooming is set.
Rotating the Direction of a Recorded Image to Align to the FOMA Terminal
You can set a recorded image to be displayed in the same orientation as that of the
FOMA terminal by obtaining the orientation information of the FOMA terminal and
adding it to the image when it is recorded.
1
Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [ ], and press .
2
Select [Set]
→
[Auto orientation] and press .
3
Select [ON]/[OFF] and press .
The Auto orientation is set. When it is set to [ON], the icon which shows the orientation of the
FOMA terminal appears.
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When the image size is set to [QVGA(240 × 320)] or [Stby(480 × 864)], the saved with this
side up indication “ ” appears. The image is saved with the indicated side up.
The FOMA terminal is held normally The FOMA terminal is rotated by 180
degrees
The FOMA terminal is rotated to the
right by 90 degrees The FOMA terminal is rotated to the
left by 90 degrees
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An image recorded with the Auto orientation set to [ON] is displayed rotated accordingly
depending on which orientation the FOMA terminal is in when the image is recorded. Therefore,
the orientation of an image may differ between when it is displayed and when it is saved (P.151).
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