Справочник Пользователя для Philips CT3508/ABUSA0P2

The pictures you save are automatically stored in the

Multimedia

 > 

Picture album

 > 

Own pictures

 menu. Select

a picture in the list and press 

>

 to access the graphical

display. Then press 

+

 or 

-

 to go to the next or previous

picture, or 

,

 to 

Send

, 

Delete

 or 

Rename

 the picture.

Press 

<

 to go back to the text list.

When receiving a call while using the camera:
1.

Answering the call will quit any action linked to
the camera: picture preview, picture shot, self-
timer, options browsing, etc. Your phone will
return to idle when you hang up. If you had taken
a picture that was not yet saved, it will be lost.

Rejecting the call will also quit any action linked
to the camera, and will bring you back to the
preview screen.

To make a call, you must first long press 

c

 or

disconnect the camera to go back to the idle
screen. 

Then enter the number or select a name of your
phonebook, press 

(

 to dial and press 

)

to hang up.

To take more pictures: if you haven’t disconnected
the camera, long press 

m

 to reactivate the

preview screen, otherwise reconnect the camera.

Further to the settings that are available directly within
the preview screen as described above, several menus
also allow you to set other options. Press 

,

 while the

camera mode is active to access them.
In all cases, select an option, and press 

,

 for the next

picture to be taken using this mode, or 

c

 to cancel.

Allows you to choose a mode available from the
following: 

Colour

, 

Black & white

, 

Sepia

 and 

Blue

. The

effect will be applied to the picture according to the
mode you chose (e.g., 

Sepia

 will take a brown and beige

picture, giving the impression of an old-times picture).
The default mode is 

Colour

.

Allows you to choose one of the two modes available:

Normal

 and 

Night

. The default mode is 

Normal

.

Both 

Alert

 and 

Shoot

 sounds can be set from this

menu. The first one occurs 2 seconds before the
picture is taken, the second one when it’s shot.

Settings