››Customise camcorder settings

Before recording a video, select to access the following options:

	Option	Function
	Edit shortcuts	Edit shortcuts to frequently used options.

	Flash	Change the flash setting; You can
	Flash	manually turn the flash on or off.
		manually turn the flash on or off.

	Recording	Change the recording mode.
	mode	Change the recording mode.
	mode

	Exposure value	Adjust the exposure value.

	Timer	Select the length of the delay before the
	Timer	camera starts recording a video.
		camera starts recording a video.

	Effects	Apply a special effect, such as sepia or
	Effects	black and white tones.
		black and white tones.

	Resolution	Change the resolution option.

	White balance	Adjust the colour balance according to
	White balance	lighting conditions.
		lighting conditions.

	Outdoor	Activate Outdoor visibility to select an
	visibility	appropriate lighting condition.

	Video quality	Set the quality level for your videos.

	Guidelines	Display the guidelines on the preview
	Guidelines	screen.
		screen.

		Set the camera to flip the image
	Save as flipped	automatically when you record a video
		with the front camera lens.

	Storage	Select a memory location for storing
	Storage	recorded videos.
		recorded videos.
	Reset	Reset menus and shooting options.

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