Docomo optimus G pro L-04E, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Camera
This terminal has a built-in camera that can
shoot photos and videos.
Before Shooting
All photos and videos shot on your terminal
are saved to the internal storage or a microSD
card. You can change the destination to save
from "Storage" of settings (P212, P215).
Copyrights and portrait rights
Avoid copyright infringements when copying
or editing photos and videos that have been
shot on this terminal. You should also avoid
infringing the portrait rights of other people by
using or modifying their portraits without their
consent. Note that the shooting or recording of
stage performances, shows or exhibitions may
be prohibited, even for personal use.
You may get fined according to law, regulation
(nuisance prevention ordinance, etc.) if other
people get disturbed or hurt by any improper
behavior when using this terminal.
Please be considerate of the privacy of
individuals around you when shooting and
sending photos using camera-equipped
mobile phones.
Notes for capturing images
• The Camera employs high precision
technology, but some pixels or lines may
seem brighter or darker than others. Also,
when you shoot photos in places with
insufficient lighting, noises seen as white line
increase. This is normal.
• Clean the lens with a soft cloth before
shooting. If the lens is stained with
fingerprints or oil, the shot photo may appear
out of focus or blurred.
• Do not leave this terminal in a warm place
or under a direct sunlight for a long period of
time. The quality of shot photos or video may
deteriorate.
• If you shoot under a fluorescent light, mercury
lamp or sodium lamp flickering at high speed,
flickering such as stripes may appear. The
color tone of photos or videos may vary
depending on the shooting timing.
• Do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for
a long period of time and do not point at the
sun or a bright light directly. The image may
become discolored or the camera may fail to
operate properly.
• Do not cover the lens with your fingers or hair
when shooting.
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