Restoring factory settings, Camera (menu 6), Taking a photo or recording a video clip – Nokia 6651 User Manual

Page 75: Adjusting the camera settings

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Restoring factory settings

You can reset some of the menu settings to their original values.

Press

Menu

in standby mode, and select

Settings

and

Restore factory

settings

. Key in the security code and press

OK

. This function does not

delete the information you have saved or downloaded to the phone.

• CAMERA (MENU 6)

In this menu, you can start the camera and adjust its settings.

To access this menu, press

Menu

in standby mode and select

Camera

.

The Nokia 6651 phone supports an image capture resolution of 640

x 480

pixels. The image resolution in these materials may appear different.

Taking a photo or recording a video clip

You can use the camera in this menu or as described on page

18

.

To use the camera in this menu, select the camera mode (

Standard photo

,

Portrait photo

,

Night mode

, or

Video

), open the camera lens cover and

take a photo or record a video clip. For more information, see page

13

.

The photos and video clips are saved in shared memory, see page

3

. If

there is not enough memory to use the camera, delete some old photos or
other files from the

Gallery

menu, see page

66

.

Adjusting the camera settings

In the

Camera

menu, select

Settings

and

•

Default mode

to select the camera mode that will be used by default

when you start the camera by opening the lens cover.

•

Image quality

to select how much a photo will be compressed when

the phone saves it. Select

High

,

Normal

or

Basic

.

High

provides the

best image quality but takes more memory.

Normal

and

Basic

provide

lower image quality but take less memory.

•

Video clip length

to set the maximum length for video clips recorded

with the camera. If you select

Default

, the maximum length is 15

seconds.

•

Camera sounds

to set the shutter and self-timer sounds on or off. The

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