PRAKTICA luxmedia 18-Z36C - Manual (Page 34)

Using Love Portrait
Want to take a good image when there are just two of you? All you have to do is hold the camera and show
your smiles together.
If over two faces had been recognized, the camera performs 2-second countdown with a beep notice then
take a shot without pressing the Shutter button.
Using Self Portrait
When you are the one taking the picture for yourself, then self portrait mode is necessary besides the
tripod. With your long arm’s help, the camera begin face tracking in self portrait mode. If a face had been
recognized, the camera performs 2-second countdown with a beep notice then take a shot without
pressing the Shutter button.
Tips to make a great shape by self portrait photography:
• Lean in towards the camera to reduce double chin.
• Angle your body and bend your arms to look slimmer.
• Keep your shoulders back.
Using Continuous Shooting
Turn the Mode dial to icon Continuous Shooting. Available shooting options only show up in Record
Menu when the mode dial has been turned to Continuous Shooting. Pres
or keys to select
between the following settings:
Icon Item Description
High-speed Burst
Full press and hold the shutter button to take a continuous shooting in
frame rate 10 fps (the maximum number of photos is 5).
Pre-shooting
Capture images before pressing the shutter button.
This feature begins by half pressing the shutter key, and continues when
the shutter button is fully pressed.
Sporty Burst 60
Use this feature to capture 25 photos in 2M (1920 x 1080) resolution at a
shot.
Sporty Burst 120 Use this feature to capture 50 photos in VGA resolution at a shot.
Multi-shot 16
Full press the shutter button to take 16 shots at 30 fps and arrange them in
a single photo.
• The image size is automatically set to 5M (2560 x 1920).
• Auto review appears directly on the screen after every shot is taken,
even if Auto Review is set to off.
Using HDR Mode
Active HDR mode preserves details in highlights and shadows, creating photos with natural contrast. Use
for high contrast scenes, for example, when photographing brightly light outdoor scenery through a
door/window, or taking pictures of shaded subjects on a sunny day. With this feature, the adjustment of
contrast is accomplished in-camera and requires no additional post-processing for the bulk of images.
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