2 Touch to turn on .
3 Frame the subject within the Once the camera what you are
shooting, it will automatically recommend a mode (such as greenery or text).
4 To disable the recommended mode, touch
next to the mode text or turn .
Shoot for the Moon, with Mater AI
1 Open Camera, and select Photo mode.
2 Touch
to enable Master AI.
3 Frame the moon within the and spread two on the to adjust
the zoom to 10x or beyond.
When your phone detects that you are shooting the moon,
will appear in the
indicating that the camera has entered Moon mode.
4 A picture-in-picture preview frame will appear in the upper left corner. Within it, you can
view the moon and foreground such as buildings or branches, in the preview
frame.
5 Touch
to take the picture.
• Moon mode can only identify the moon in a semicircle or larger shape. If the moon is
blocked by clouds, this mode may not work.
• Under Moon mode, when the is between 10x and 30x, a moon photo
with a foreground can be generated. When the is greater than 30x, only
moon photos with black backgrounds can be generated.
Take Photos with Various Zoom Settings
Take Wide-Angle or Long-Focus Photos
The zoom capabilities of your device's camera allow you to capture more of a scene, or
distant vistas.
Take Wide-Angle Photos
1 Open Camera and select Photo mode.
2 Point the camera at the subject and zoom in or out using the side bar, or by pinching or
spreading two on the screen. The smaller the value, the wider the angle of view.
3 Touch
to take a photo.
Take Automatic Wide Angle Shots
When the front camera of your phone detects multiple people in the frame, it will
automatically switch to the wide angle to more people into your photo.
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