Sony Ericsson FOMA SO905iCS, Руководство пользователя

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Enjoying Various Recording Modes
<Shoot mode>
Recording a Smiling Face Using the Smile Shutter
The camera detects a smile and automatically releases the shutter.
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The Zoom cannot be used during the Smile shutter mode. Also, you cannot release the shutter
manually, either by pressing or (Shoot).
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When the Shoot mode is set to [Smile shutter], the following items are changed temporarily.
Item Setting Item Setting
Switch camera Out camera Select scene AUTO
Face detection ON Auto Focus OFF(before detecting faces)
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Auto timer OFF White balance AUTO
Photometry Center Picture effect OFF
Digital Zooming OFF
※ After detecting faces, the effective range is set to the same level as [Macro OFF].
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The items above cannot be changed.
1
Press (Func) in the Camera mode display, select [ ] (Shoot mode) →
[ ] (Smile shutter), and press .
2
Press (Close).
The Shoot mode is set to [Smile shutter] and “ ” appears.
3
Point the camera at the object.
The white Face detection frame appears and the Face detection
operation begins. When the person targeted for the smile
detection comes into focus, the confirmation sound is heard and
the Face detection frame turns green.
When the smiling face of the object is detected, the shutter is
released automatically and an image is recorded.
 Up to three persons’ faces can be detected. When several faces
are detected, the camera selects a person who is closer to the
center of the display and focuses on the face of the person.
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It is only the smiling face of a person for whom the green
Face detection frame is displayed that can be detected.
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If you fail to adjust the focus, the white Face detection frame
turns red.
When failed to adjust the focus
Press or and retry the Face detection again.
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Press (Save).
The image is saved.
● Depending on the recording conditions, the Face detection operation may fail and the
shutter cannot be released.
● In the following cases, a smile may not be detected.
- When the light is too dark or too bright on a face
- When the distance between the camera and objects are too far and faces are too small
- When the part of the face is covered with sunglasses, a mask, hat, etc.
- When the face turns away from the camera or is tilted
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