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Editing Still Pictures
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You can add emotional expressions to a person’s facial still picture.
Face effects can only be used on still pictures taken with the mova camera.
Make sure to respect personal rights and rights of portrait. Be careful not to harm others
when you edit images using face effects, when you send such edited still pictures with i-shot,
or set such edited still pictures as your stand-by display.
Use still pictures of a person where the face is up close, centered and facing forward when
applying face effects.
Face effects automatically extract information about the contour of a person’s face, and
apply effects based on that information. As such, there are cases where effects cannot be
applied properly due to the size and position of the person’s face within a still picture.
Specifically, effects may not work well on the following types of still pictures:
Out of focus/bent neck/dark/eyes covered by hair/opened mouth/wearing glasses/has a
beard, etc.
Face effects cannot be applied to still pictures that are larger than i-shot (L). You can edit
images after resizing still pictures to an appropriate size (
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Press
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(Image effect).
Types of effects
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Select the effect type, and then press
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After “Processing FX” is displayed, the processed still picture is displayed to the right.
When you select “Frames (preset)” or “Frames (download)”
The screen to select the frame is displayed. Select a frame, and then press
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Save the still picture (
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Note For some images, corrections may not appear obvious.
Decorating a Face <Face Effects>
Frames (preset) Preset frames
Frames (download) Downloaded frames
Sparkling Displays an effect of shining light in the form of a cross
Sepia Presents light and dark colors in sepia
Monotone Presents light and dark colors in monotone
Emboss Creates a three-dimensional effect using a metallic silver color
Oil painting Touches up images to appear like an oil painting
Shading Shades an image
Ripple Adds a ripple effect
Fish-eye Presents an effect using a fish eye lens
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