Mitel KU990 manual Adjusting the contrast, Choosing a shot type, Quick photo, Their surroundings

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Adjusting the contrast

Contrast deﬁ nes the difference between light and dark in an image. A low contrast image will appear foggy, whereas a high contrast image will appear much sharper.

1Touch .

2Slide the contrast indicator along the bar,

towards for a lower contrast, hazier

image or towards for a higher contrast, sharper image.

Choosing a shot type

1Touch to open the available shot types.

2Choose from the four options:

Normal shot -This is the default shot type, the photo will be taken in the normal way, as outlined in taking

a quick photo.

Continuous shot - This enables you to take nine shots automatically in very quick succession. See Using continuous shot mode on page 46 for details.

Panorama - This shot type is great for taking a photo of a large group of people or for capturing a panoramic view. See Taking a panoramic shot on page 46 for more details.

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	friend into a pirate or just decorate
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Contents KU990 User Guide Disposal of your old appliance Set up Contents Get creative Sending a photo or video fromUsing options viewing the SWF ﬁ le Sending and receiving your ﬁ les Using your phone as a massGuidelines for safe and efﬁcient Use Do not dismantle the phone or batteryCertiﬁcation information SAR GuidelinesGuidelines for safe and efﬁcient Use Product care and maintenance Road safetyEfﬁcient phone operation Electronics devices Potentially explosive atmospheres Blasting areaAircraft ChildrenDriver Safety Tips Battery information and careAustralia Dial New Zealand Dial International Dial Getting to know your phone Camera lens Camera mode Set up Open viewFlash Set up Remove the battery cover Installing the Usim and batteryLG KU990 User Guide Remove the battery Ngernail when removing the batteryInstall the Usim card Install the batteryCharging your phone Memory card Installing a memory cardFormatting the memory card Transferring your contactsMenu map Touchscreen tips Your standby screenQuick keys Advice to the customerIcon Description Multitasking Applications running Status barChanging your proﬁle from the status bar Shortcut menuTouch the standby screen once above the quick keys Nger across the shortcut arrows again, in either directionMaking a call or video call CallsMaking a call from your contacts Answering and rejecting a callIn-call options Adjusting the call volumeMaking a second call Speed diallingTurning off Dtmf Viewing your call logsUsing call barring Using call divertMissed calls View the list of all the calls you have missed Touch Divert to activateChanging your video call setting Changing the common call settingTouch , select and choose Call setting Touch , select and choose Call settings Touch Video callsContacts Searching for a contactAdding a new contact Contact options Text message, Multimedia message, Email or via BluetoothCreating a group Press to open the list of options. From here you canChanging your contact settings Viewing informationFrom the standby screen touch and select Contacts Messaging MessagingSending a message Entering textKeyboard T9 predictiveAbc manual Handwriting recognitionSmtp port number Normally, this will be Setting up your emailSending an email using your new account Retrieving your emailTouch then chose Create new Message folders Changing your email settingsMinutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours Priority Choose the priority level of your email messagesYou can use your Inbox to manage your messages Managing your messagesUsing emoticons Using templatesChanging your text message settings Touch then choose TemplatesChanging your other settings Changing your multimedia message settingsTouch then choose Messaging settings then Post Mobile TVBasics Taking a quick photo CameraAfter you’ve taken your photo Slightly press the capture buttonGetting to know the viewﬁnder Using the quick settings Using the ﬂashﬂ ash is set to off as default, but there are other options Ash. This is useful if you want to save battery powerChoosing a shot type Adjusting the contrastQuick photo Fun frames to transform yourUsing continuous shot mode Taking a panoramic shotTake a normal photo Auto, Incandescent, Sunny, Fluorescent or Cloudy Using the advanced settingsZoom Choose a zoom to apply to the photo you’re taking To the External memoryChanging the image size Choosing a colour toneTouch the colour tone you’d like to use and select Save Using the inner camera Viewing your saved photosViewing the details of a photo Video camera Shooting a quick videoAfter you’ve shot your video Camera mode Contrast See Adjusting the contrast on Adjusting the contrast Choosing a colour tone on Changing the video image sizeBut not widescreen On memory spaceUsing the inner video camera Watching your videos on your TV Watching your saved videosTouch the video a second time to open it fully Watch on TV, press and selectAdjusting the volume when viewing a video Using zoom when viewing a video or photoYour photos and videos Viewing your photos and videosEmail, Bluetooth, Blogger Sending a photo or video from the galleryViewing the details of a video or photo Viewing your videos on a TV Setting a photo as wallpaperSee Adding text to a photo on Editing your photosSee below Photo on Touch to return to the galleryAdding an effect to a photo Adding text to a photoMorphing a photo Adding a colour accent to a photoSwapping the colours in a photo Trimming the length of your video Editing your videosMerging two videos together Merging a photo with a videoAdding text to a video Enter your text using the keypad Select DoneOverlaying a photo Up the optionsAdding a soundtrack to your video Adding a voice recordingChanging the speed of your video Touch Yes to continueAdding a dimming effect Pictures MultimediaPictures option menus Sending a photoUsing an image Organising your imagesDeleting an image Moving or copying an image Marking and unmarking imagesCreating a slide show Checking your memory status Using a soundSounds VideosUsing the video options menu Using a video clip as a ringtoneEditing a video clip Sending a video clipGames & Applications Downloading a musicPlaying a game Touch then Touch MusicStationFlash contents Using the games options menuDocuments Viewing an SWF ﬁleViewing a ﬁle OthersMuvee studio Creating a movie MusicTransferring music onto your phone Using options while playing music Playing a songCreating a playlist Deleting a playlist Editing a playlistVideo playlists Voice recorderUsing the radio Recording a sound or voiceSending the voice recording Resetting channels Searching for stationsEditing the channels Listening to the radio Organiser Changing your default calendar viewAdding an event to your calendar Get organisedAdding an item to your Tasks list Using date ﬁnderSharing a Tasks item Select Date ﬁnderSetting your alarm Using your calculatorAdding a memo Converting a unit Adding a city to your world clockSelect World time Select converterConnecting your phone and PC Installing LG PC Suite on your computerPC Sync Backing up and restoring your phone’s informationConnect your phone to your PC Click on the Contacts icon Synchronising your contactsUsing your phone as a mass storage device Synchronising your messagesConnect your phone to your PC Click on the Messages icon DivX Converter Accessing the web WebFrom the standby screen select Then touch and choose www Once you have changed your settings, select OK Accessing a savedSaving a Viewing your browser historyLG PC Suite software Using your phone as a modemWeb Changing your screen settings SettingsSettings Personalising your proﬁlesChanging your connectivity settings Changing your phone settingsTouch then . Touch Phone settings and select Connectivity Their factory deﬁ nitionsUsing memory manager Using ﬂight modeSending and receiving your ﬁles using Bluetooth Pairing with another Bluetooth device Using a Bluetooth headset Settings User Guide AccessoriesAccessories Network service Ambient TemperaturesGeneral Page Page MANUFACTURER’S Warranty Statement