User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Set up phone
- Learn the basics
- About your home screen
- About your lock screen
- New to Android?
- Get around on your phone
- Frequently used tools
- Work with text
- Personalize your phone
- Apps
- About your apps
- View notifications
- Manage your apps
- Search and browse
- Text messaging
- Calendar app
- Clock app
- Calls, contacts, voicemail
- Phone calls
- Contacts
- Voicemail
- Photos and videos
- Music
- Battery
- Storage
- Network and internet
- Connected devices
- Other settings
- Apps & notifications
- Display
- Location
- Security
- Accounts
- Accessibility
- System
- About phone
- Fix a problem
- Hardware issues
- Call and SIM issues
- Battery issues
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB issues
- Account and sign-in issues
- App issues
- Maintenance procedures
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3. Touch Start to start the countdown timer.
While recording, you'll see in the status bar.
4. To stop recording, swipe down from the top of the screen and touch the red Recording screen
notification.
View recordings
To view a recording immediately after you capture it, swipe down from the top of the screen and touch the
notification.
To view any time, open the Gallery, Files, or other media viewing app, and look for the Screen record folder.
Adjust photography settings
Before you take a photo, you can adjust settings to get the best photo for your situation.
Use a timer
Tip: Use a tabletop tripod to stabilize the phone when taking timed shots.
1.
If you're taking a selfie, touch .
2.
Touch and choose 3s or 10s.
3.
Frame your shot, and when you're ready, touch to start the countdown.
4. Take your place in the shot (if you're taking a selfie, simply wait) and smile!
Use a flash
To set the flash mode (off, always on, or auto), touch on the viewfinder.
Use HDR in high-contrast lighting
Taking a photo of a bright scene that also includes dark shadows? Use HDR (High Dynamic Range) mode.
The camera captures multiple exposure levels and combines them into a single photo for vibrant colors and
more detail in both light and dark areas.
To set HDR mode (off, always on, or auto mode), touch on the viewfinder.
HDR is best for:
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Landscapes with bright sky and shaded hills or foliage
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Outdoor portraits with lots of contrast
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Backlit scenes with dark shadows and streams of sunlight
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When both the camera and subject are stationary
Do not use HDR for:
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Action shots
Photos and videos
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