LG -R105 User manual

Brand: LG

Model: -R105

Type: User manual

LG -R105: Capture immersive 360° photos and videos with ease! Unleash your creativity with adjustable settings like image quality, shooting environment, and exposure. Choose from a variety of shooting modes, including 360° and 180°, to capture every angle of your adventures. Fine-tune your shots with manual mode, adjusting exposure, ISO, shutter speed, and white balance for professional-looking results. Explore different shooting environments, from low-light to action shots, to optimize your captures for any situation.

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To get started, open the 360 CAM Manager app on your

smartphone and tap the Camera icon on the app home screen.

Settings

Select from a list of general settings including audio channel

and image quality.

Shooting Environment

Choose your shooting environment to capture the

best footage possible.

Sound Geotagging Field of

View

Timer Resolution

Get creative with your 360° photos and

videos by adjusting the camera settings.

1. Select the image quality

2. Select the shooting

environment

3. Select the camera direction

4. Select a shooting mode

(360°/180°)

5. Set Auto or Manual mode

6. Go to previous menu

7. Take a photo

8. Record a video

9. View photos and images

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Low light shot Indoor Shot

Landscape shot Action shot

Shooting Mode

Capture spherical or half spherical content.

360° 180°

Manual Mode Fine-tune your 360° captures by adjusting a multitude of different settings.

Exposure Correct the brightness of photos and videos with one simple adjustment.

Great exposure, just right!

NOTE: When you adjust ISO it is necessary to adjust Shutter Speed (and vice versa) for a good exposure. Typically, the higher ISO, the faster Shutter Speed.

AutoExposure-Lock: Preset and lock a preferred camera exposure

ISO 100 = Less noise ISO 2700 = Too noisy

ISO Control the sensitivity of your camera

sensor for almost all lighting situations.

Shutter Speed Select different speeds in order

to clearly capture objects in

motion or add intentional blur

for effect.

Warm light, soft tones

WB2400

Compensate for cool lights

WB5000