Foma SO903iTV, Руководство пользователя

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Camera
Switching the Camera Used for Recording
You can switch between the Out- and In-cameras for recording.
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When the Shoot mode is set to [Continuous mode], you cannot switch the camera.
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When the Shoot mode is set to [Shoot with frame] and the image size is set to [QVGA(240 × 320)] or [Stby(240 ×
432)], you cannot switch the camera from the Out-camera to In-camera.
 When you switch the camera from the Out-camera to In-camera, the image size is changed to [QCIF(176 ×
144)] if it is not supported by the In-camera.
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Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [Shoot] → [Switch camera],
and press .
The menu for switching the camera appears.
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You can also display the menu for switching the camera by pressing in the Camera mode display.
2
Select [Out camera]/[In camera] and press .
The camera is switched.
Using the Auto Timer
The Auto timer allows you to record yourself or others without holding the FOMA terminal.
You can also set the interval until recording is started after you press the shutter.
1
Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [Shoot]
→
[Auto timer], and
press .
The menu for selecting a time for the Auto timer appears.
2
Select a time until recording is started after you press the shutter and press .
Select from [OFF], [10sec], [5sec], and [2sec].
The Auto timer is set and “
” appears.
● If there is an incoming call or you fold the FOMA terminal when you are recording with the Auto timer, the
recording stops.
● After recording, the Auto timer is automatically reset to [OFF].
Turning on Photo Light
The FOMA terminal’s built-in photo light can be used when recording by the Out-camera
in a dark place, etc.
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Press ( ) in the Camera mode display.
Every time you press ( ), the photo light is switched to [ON]/[OFF].
When switched to [ON], the photo light is turned on and “ ” appears.
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The photo light is for helping you record in a dark place. You cannot expect as much amount of light from
the photo light as from the electric flash of a normal camera.
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