User Manual

• Adjust ISO: Touch , and drag the ISO slider to adjust its value.
To avoid excessive noise, the recommended ISO is below 400. The recommended ISO
for the daytime is between 100 and 200 and around 400 for night scenes.
• Adjust the shutter speed: Touch
(shutter speed), and drag the shutter speed slider to
your desired speed.
The recommended shutter speed for static scenes (such as mountains) is between 1/80
and 1/125, and faster for moving subjects (such as waves). For best results, use a tripod
when shooting a moving subject.
• Adjust exposure compensation: Touch
&7
, and drag the EV slider to your desired value.
Adjust AWB: Touch
"8#
, and drag the AWB slider to your desired value.
• When shooting under sunlight, you can select . In a weak light environment, you
can select
.
• Touch

to adjust the color temperature. If you want to give your photo a cozy,
nostalgic tone, increase the K value. For a cold, calm or futuristic tone, lower the K
value.
Adjust AF based on the shooting subject: Touch
"'
, and drag the AF slider to your desired
value.
Focusing Mode Application Scenario
AF-S mode Static scenes (such as mountains)
AF-C mode Moving scenes (such as owing water and waves)
MF mode Protruding objects (such as a close-up of a ower)
Hold your device steady when shooting: In Pro mode, touch and enable Horizontal
level. After this feature is enabled, two horizontal guiding lines will appear in the viewnder.
When the dotted line overlaps with the solid line, it indicates that the camera is horizontally
aligned.
• Some options in Pro mode may change after you modify settings.
• The aforementioned recommended settings are for reference only. You may adjust
them based on the actual usage conditions to achieve your desired eect.
Use Pro Mode to Capture Portraits
Want to take more professional portraits? The Pro mode allows you to adjust your camera
settings to shoot professional portraits.
Open
Camera > More > Pro.
Select a Metering mode: or mode is recommended for taking portraits. Place your
shooting subjects (their faces for example) in the center of the viewnder.
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