Recording still images

1	Rotate the Jog Dial™ navigator on the CLIE 3D Launcher screen to select CLIE Camera and then press the Jog Dial™ navigator, or tap the CLIE Camera icon on the CLIE 3D Launcher screen. The CLIE Camera application starts. Tip You can also start the CLIE Camera application by pressing the CAPTURE/REC button on your CLIÉ™ handheld by the default setting. To assign other application to start from this button, see “CLIE Camera menu items.”
2	Adjust the screen position, and aim the lens at the subject of your photograph. To take a picture of yourself, rotate the lens towards you. The mirror image of yourself will be automatically displayed on the screen. (However, the captured image will be a mirror-reversed image.)
3	Press the CAPTURE/REC button on your CLIÉ™ handheld to record an image, or tap CAPTURE button on the screen. You can also press the Jog Dial™ navigator or the Space key on the keyboard of your CLIÉ™ handheld to record images. The captured images will be saved on your CLIÉ™ handheld or the storage media depending on the setting you have made in the Camera preferences.

On storing images

When you have selected a storage media other than Internal for Save to on the Camera preference screen, the recorded images are stored in the \DCIM\***MSDCF folder (“***” are numbers from 101 to 999). For specific location of the folder, see “About files stored on “Memory Stick™ ” media or Internal Media.”

Using the self-timer

Using the self-timer function, you can capture a still image 10 seconds after pressing the CAPTURE/REC button on your CLIÉ™ handheld

1	Tap (Timer). The timer button lights orange.
2	Press the CAPTURE/REC button on your CLIÉ™ handheld, or tap CAPTURE button on the screen. Recording starts in 10 seconds.

Using the zoom function

Using the zoom function, you can capture a closer image of the subject of your photograph.

	Tap (Zoom) and select the desired zoom level from x 1, x 2 or x 3. The image is recorded in the selected zoom level.

Note

The resolution of the image gets lower when you use zoom (x 2, x 3) function.