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5. VIDEO MODE SETTINGS
Adjusts the resolution and FPS (frames per second) at which the camera
will record.
Enables/disables MAXsmooth stabilisation, which is available in all
resolutions at a maximum of 60 FPS. With stabilisation on, the field of
view (FOV) is smaller and can also negatively affect video quality in low
light conditions. Cannot be combined with the fisheye correction function.
Sets whether the camera should record audio.
Function to improve the audio quality in strong wind.
Adjusts the exposure compensation. A higher value means brighter video,
and a lower value means darker video.
Sets the exposure metering method. There are two modes to choose
from:
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Centre – This setting is suitable for shooting objects that will mainly
be in the centre of the frame.
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Average – In this setting, the camera gets light information from the
whole scene and sets the average value.
Enables/disables embedding of date and time in recorded video.
6. PHOTO MODE SETTINGS
Sets the resolution of captured photos.
Adjusts the quality of the photo. The resulting settings will also affect the
size of the saved files.
ISO Sets the ISO value. The ISO setting will determine the sensitivity to light.
The higher the value, the brighter the image.
Adjusts the exposure compensation. A higher value means a brighter
photo, and a lower value means a darker photo.
Sets the exposure metering method. There are two modes to choose
from:
›
Centre – This setting is suitable for shooting objects that will mainly
be in the centre of the frame.
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Average – In this setting, the camera gets light information from the
whole scene and sets the average value.
Enables/disables embedding of date and time in the captured photo.
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