User manual

Instructions
Wide Aperture Mode: Make Your Subject Stand Out
Wide aperture mode produces photographs with a shallow depth of eld. This creates a blurred
background that lends greater emphasis to the photo's subject.
Take a wide aperture photo: Open Camera. Touch the icon at the top of the screen to
enable Wide aperture mode. Touch the icon again to exit Wide aperture mode. If the icon isn't
visible, swipe right on the screen and select Photo. When shooting, touch the screen to select a focal
point, and then touch to take the photo.
l For optimal results, ensure that the subject is positioned no more than 2m (6 ft) away from the
camera.
l Touch
and swipe left or right on the slider to adjust the aperture level. The lower the
aperture value, the more blurred the background will appear.
Edit a wide aperture photo: Open Gallery and touch a photo that is marked with the icon.
Touch to change the focal point and aperture value. Touch to save the photo.
Tips
Wide Aperture Mode: Making Your Subjects Stand Out
Wide aperture mode makes your subjects stand out by keeping the foreground in focus while blurring
the background.
Open Camera and select the rear camera. Touch the icon at the top of the screen to enable
Wide aperture mode. While shooting, touch the screen to select a focal point, and then touch
to capture the photo.
l Touch and swipe left or right on the slider to adjust the aperture level. The lower the
aperture level, the greater the background blur.
l For optimal results, ensure that the subject is positioned no further than 2m (6 ft) from the
camera.
Camera
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