NTT docomo FOMA SO905i 07.11, Руководство пользователя

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Select a scene and press .
The Select scene is set and the icon for the current scene type appears.
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No icon appears for [AUTO].
Beach/snow People Party Night scene
Landscape Sports Low Light
Adjusting White Balance
The color balance of the image can be adjusted depending on the lighting condition. If
a recording image appears in unnatural colors, set the white balance in accordance with
the recording environment.
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Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [Adjust] → [White balance], and
press .
The menu for selecting a white balance appears.
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You can also display the menu for selecting a white balance by pressing in the Camera mode
display.
[AUTO] : Adjust the color balance automatically.
[Bulb] : Set when recording under bulbs or incandescent lamps.
[Fluorescent] : Set when recording under fluorescent lamps.
[Fine] : Set when recording outdoors on a clear day.
[Cloudy] : Set when recording outdoors on a cloudy day or in the shade.
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Select a white balance type and press .
The White balance is set and the icon for the current white balance type appears.
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No icon appears for [AUTO].
Bulb Fluorescent Fine Cloudy
Setting a Position for Automatic Adjustment of the Exposure
You can set what position on the screen to use as a reference for the image brightness
(EV) adjustment.
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Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [Adjust]
→
[Photometry], and
press .
The menu for selecting a photometry mode appears.
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You can also display the menu for selecting a photometry mode by pressing in the Camera mode
display.
[Center] : Photometry mode for centerweighted metering of the display, including the periphery.
[Average] : Photometry mode for average metering of the whole display.
[Spot] : Photometry mode for metering only a part in the center of the display. Aim the object at the
Spot photometry point “ ” in the center of the display. You can use this mode effectively when
recording an object against light or an object with the strong contrast to the background.
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Select a photometry mode and press .
The Photometry mode is set and the icon for the current photometry mode appears.
Center Average Spot
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