In this tutorial, you will learn how to:
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• Access camera modesÂ
• Customize photo and video settings
• Crop a photo
• Access camera filters
• Enable or disable Auto Smile
• Enable or disable Gesture SelfieÂ
• Enable or disable Watermark
• Enable or disable Tap Anywhere to CaptureÂ
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From the Camera app, swipe left or right to access Portrait or Pro. Swipe left to More to access modes such as Spot Color, Panorama, and Timelapse.
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Note: Portrait allows you to highlight the subject of a photo by blurring the background. Pro allows you to take photos in manual mode. Spot Color allows you to select a color to highlight. Panorama allows you to create wider photos by stitching together multiple photos. Timelapse allows you to create time-lapse videos. Not all of these options are available when using the front facing camera.
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From the Camera app, select the  Settings icon. Adjust settings as desired. Â
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1. From the Camera app, select the Gallery icon. Swipe left to the desired photo, then select Edit.
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Note: Alternately, from the home screen, select the  Photos app > navigate to and select the desired photo.
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2. Select Crop. Select and drag the crop corners to crop as desired, then select Save copy.
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From the Edit screen, swipe left to Filters. Select the desired filter, then select Save copy.
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From the Camera app, select the  Settings icon. Select Capture methods, then select the Auto smile capture switch.
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Note: This feature automatically captures when everyone in the frame is smiling.
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From the Camera settings screen, select Capture methods, then select the Gesture selfie switch.
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From the Camera settings screen, select Watermark.
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Edit the Watermark settings as desired, then select the Back arrow.
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After taking a photo, the watermark will appear at the bottom left corner of your photo.
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From the Camera app, select the  Settings icon. Select Capture methods, then select the Tap anywhere to capture switch.
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When the Camera is open and Tap Anywhere to Capture is enabled, select the screen to take a photo.
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