1. Tap on Flash mode to cycle though the settings; Flash Off , Flash On , Auto Flash .

Note: If HDR is set to ON, you cannot use the flash or change the setting.

1. Tap on to switch to the front camera.

2. Use the slider on screen to adjust the brightness of the photo.

When using the front facing camera, additional options available under the Gear icon are:

• Selfie Shot: Take a selfie by selecting between Gesture shot and Auto shot.
• Gesture View: Allows you to view the photo immediately after taking it.
• Save as Flipped: Save as flipped images after taking selfies.

1. Tap on Film Filter Effect to apply a color or look to your photos prior to taking a picture or video.

Tap on the Gear icon to change the following settings:

• Photo Size: Select the desired value for the aspect ratio and size of your photos.
• Video Resolution: Select the desired value for resolution and size of your videos.
• Camera roll: Display your recent photos and videos along the side of the screen (only available for select resolution/camera mode options).
• HDR: Obtain photos in vivid colors and get compensated effects even when they are taken against the light. These functions are provided by the high dynamic range (HDR) technology equipped in the camera.
• Timer: Set the timer to automatically take photos after a specified period of time.
• Voice Shutter: Take photos with voice commands
• Tracking Focus: Enable the camera to remain focused on the subject you touch on the screen, even if the subject is moving (when using the standard camera).
• Steady Recording: Minimize motion blur while recording a video.
• Covered Lens: Lets you know when the rear wide-angle lens is covered.
• Tag Locations: Save the image with GPS location data.
• Grid: Display guide grids so that you can take photos or record videos based on the horizontal and vertical reference lines.
• Add Signature: Display a personalized signature on the photos.
• Storage: Select if you want to store the pictures and videos in the Internal storage or SD card (available when memory card is inserted).
• Simple View: Hide all menus from the camera screen.
• Help: Provide help information for each camera menu.

Some settings may not be available or differ depending on the camera mode.

1. Tap on Flash mode to cycle though the settings; Flash Off , Flash On , Auto Flash .

• Tap on Film Filter Effect to apply a color or look to your photos live while taking a picture or video.

• Tap on Graphy for a list of preset camera settings to add even more depth, color or style to your photos

Tap on the Gear icon to change the following settings:

• Photo Size: Select the desired value for the aspect ratio and size of your photos.
• Timer: Set the timer to automatically take photos after a specified period of time.
• Graphy Photos: Adjust the white balance, ISO and shutter speed referring to one of the recommended photos.
• Voice Shutter: Take photos with voice commands
• Tracking Focus: Enable the camera to remain focused on the subject you touch on the screen, even if the subject is moving (when using the standard camera).
• Tag Locations: Save the image with GPS location data.
• Guide: Display guide grids so that you can take photos based on the horizontal and vertical reference lines.
• Save as RAW: The image is stored as a RAW file format so that you can modify it. DNG and JPEG files are created while taking a photo, then saved as a non-compressed high resolution image.
• Covered Lens: Lets you know when the rear wide-angle lens is covered.
• Noise Reduction: Reduce noise at high ISO settings.
• Add Signature: Display a personalized signature on the photos.
• Storage: Select if you want to store the pictures and videos in the Internal storage or SD card (available when memory card is inserted).
• Help: Provide help information for each camera menu.

Exposure is the amount of light captured to create a photo and it is made up of 3 properties:

• Shutter Speed
• ISO

Example: How you achieve correct lighting through adjusting Shutter Speed:

Adjust settings to freeze fast action shots or longer Shutter Speed to capture movement.

Example: How you achieve the desired effects through adjusting Shutter Speed:

Note: When you adjust Shutter Speed, it is necessary to adjust ISO as well for a good exposure. Typically, the faster the Shutter Speed the higher the ISO.

Control the sensitivity of your camera sensor for almost all lighting situations.

Example: How you capture the correct lighting in every situation:

Note: When you adjust ISO, it is necessary to adjust Shutter Speed as well for a good exposure. Typically, the higher the ISO the faster the Shutter Speed.

The Aperture is an opening between the lens and shutter that assists in regulating the amount of light that passes to the sensor. The smaller the f/number, the larger the Aperture opening.

Example: How you capture photos using the advantages of a large f/1.8 Aperture:

Adjust to compensate for color tone preferences in different lighting conditions. Measured in degrees on a Kelvin scale.

Example: How you capture photos using the advantages of a large Aperture:

Adjust to compensate for color tone preferences in different lighting conditions. Measured in degrees on a Kelvin scale.

Example: How you capture photos using the advantages of a large Aperture:

RAW images are uncompressed files that give you the freedom to edit to your needs.

• Capture images in JPEG  or JPEG+RAW
• RAW images allow for professional enhancement with photo editing software.

Note: It is recommended that you use a MicroSD card class 10 or higher for saving RAW files.

Histogram

• Measures the tone range of an image.
  
  

EV Meter

• Easily adjust for various lighting conditions, instead of using Shutter Speed and ISO.
  
  

Level Gauge

• Squared and leveled shots every time.

1. Tap on Flash mode to cycle though the settings; Flash Off , Flash On .

1. Tap on Film Filter Effect to apply a color or look to your video prior to recording a video.

Tap on the Gear icon to change the following settings:

• Video Resolution: Select the desired value for resolution and size of your videos.
• Frame Rate: Select the frames per second value.
• Bit Rate: Select the image quality for videos.
• Hi-Fi: Record a video with Hi-Fi quality sound.
• Timer: Set the timer to automatically take a video after a specified period of time.
• Steady Recording: Minimize motion blur while recording a video.
• Covered Lens: Lets you know when the rear wide-angle lens is covered.
• Tracking Focus: Enable the camera to remain focused on the subject you touch on the screen, even if the subject is moving (when using the standard camera).
• Tag Locations: Save the image with GPS location data.
• Grid: Display guide grids so that you can record videos based on the horizontal and vertical reference lines.
• Save as LG-Cine Log: Save a video in LOG file format for tone mapping or color adjustment.
• Storage: Select if you want to store videos in the Internal storage or SD card (available when memory card is inserted).
• Help: Provide help information for each camera menu.

Exposure is the amount of light captured to create a photo and it is made up of 3 properties:

• Shutter Speed
• ISO

Example: How you achieve correct lighting through adjusting Shutter Speed:

Adjust settings to freeze fast action shots or longer Shutter Speed to capture movement.

Example: How you achieve the desired effects through adjusting Shutter Speed:

Note: When you adjust Shutter Speed, it is necessary to adjust ISO as well for a good exposure. Typically, the faster the Shutter Speed the higher the ISO.

Control the sensitivity of your camera sensor for almost all lighting situations.

Example: How you capture the correct lighting in every situation:

Note: When you adjust ISO, it is necessary to adjust Shutter Speed as well for a good exposure. Typically, the higher the ISO the faster the Shutter Speed.

The Aperture is an opening between the lens and shutter that assists in regulating the amount of light that passes to the sensor. The smaller the f/number, the larger the Aperture opening.

Example: How you capture photos using the advantages of a large f/1.8 Aperture:

Adjust to compensate for color tone preferences in different lighting conditions. Measured in degrees on a Kelvin scale.

Example: How you capture photos using the advantages of a large Aperture:

Adjust to compensate for color tone preferences in different lighting conditions. Measured in degrees on a Kelvin scale.

Example: How you capture photos using the advantages of a large Aperture:

Histogram

• Measures the tone range of an image.
  
  

EV Meter

• Easily adjust for various lighting conditions, instead of using Shutter Speed and ISO.
  
  

Level Gauge

• Squared and leveled shots every time.

1. You can take a photo or record a video and preview it right away.

1. You can take two photos and/or 3-second videos at the same time one by one. You can also use any photo you’ve previously taken.

1. Select an effect to apply to the recording. You can also adjust the vignette and strength for each Cine effect. This feature cannot be changed after you have started recording.

1. You can take 4 photos or 3-second videos to save as one photo or video.

1. You can use an image as a guide to take photos with the same composition. Any photo in the Gallery can be used as a guide.

1. You can optimize the quality of your food photos or videos by adjusting the color slide bar and white balance.

1. You can create an entertaining video by changing the moving speeds of subjects in your video. This feature allows you to record a video at a faster rate of speed and then play it at the standard speed so that the video appears to be slowed down.

1. You can take a sequence of frames at set intervals to record changes that take place slowly over time, such as cloud movements, celestial motions, traffic, and more.

1. You can record short video clips and assemble them into a 60-second short film.

1. You can create a panoramic photo by moving the camera in one direction to photograph and stitch continuous shots of a wide view.

1. You can create a 360 degree panorama photo by moving the camera in one direction.

1. You can take a photo or record a video by using both the standard and wide-angle cameras to record the scenes as if they were put in a frame. The scenes shown in the small, front screen are shot by using the standard camera, and the scenes shown in the large, background screen are shot by using the wide-angle camera. Change the front screen to a different shape or apply various effects to take a personalized photo or video.