Samsung Galaxy Note 4 - Page 536

ChangeKeyCameraSettings
YoucangetgoodphotosbyusingyourGalaxyNote4asapoint-and-shootcamera,asdescribedinthe
previoussection.However,youcangetbetterphotosbychangingsettingstoharnessthefullpowerof
theCameraapp.
1.TaptheSettingsicontodisplaytheSettingsbar.
2.TaptheFlashicontocycletheflashsettingamongOff,On,andAutoFlash.
3.TaptheTimericontodisplaytheTimerdialog,whereyoucansetthetimerbytappingthe2Sec
radiobutton,the5Secradiobutton,orthe10Secradiobutton.TaptheOffradiobuttontoturn
thetimeroff.
4.TaptheEffectsicontodisplaytheEffectsbar,asexplainedintheprevioussection.
5.TapthePictureSizeicontodisplaythePictureSizedialog.
6.Taptheradiobuttonforthepicturesizeyouwant.Normally,it’sbesttousethe5312×2988(16:9)
resolution—becauseitgivesyouthehighestquality—unlessyouneedadifferentaspectratio,
suchas4:3or1:1(square).Youcancropyourphotosafterwardifneeded.
7.TaptheMore(...)buttontodisplaytheSettingspanel,whichiscoveredinthenextsection.