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When the camera detects the moon, it will automatically enter Moon mode.
4
Touch
to take a photo.
Moon mode can only identify the moon if it is at least half full. The mode may not
launch if the moon is shrouded by clouds.
Zoom to Take Photos
Take Wide-Angle or Long-Focus Photos
The zoom capabilities of your device's camera allow you to capture more of a scene, or
distant vistas.
Take Wide-Angle Photos
1
Open Camera and select Photo mode.
2
Ensure that
3
Aim the camera at the object you want to take a photo of. The camera will automatically
recommend Super wide angle mode if it detects a building. Touch Wide to have a wider
angle of view.
You can also drag the zoom slider in the viewfinder, or pinch in or out to adjust the zoom
level. A smaller value will result in a wider angle of view.
4
Touch
to take a photo.
Automatically Switch to Wide Angle When Taking Selfies with the Front Camera
When the front camera of your device detects multiple people in the frame, it will
automatically switch to the wide angle to fit more people into your photo.
1
Open Camera, select Photo or Portrait mode, then touch
camera.
2
After you switch your device from portrait to landscape orientation, the camera will
automatically switch to Wide-angle mode. When there are three or more people in the
viewfinder, the camera will automatically switch to the widest angle in Wide-angle mode.
You can also drag the zoom slider in the viewfinder to manually switch between zoom
levels.
3
Touch
to take a photo.
Take Photos from Far Away
1
Open Camera and select Photo mode.
2
Point the camera at a distant subject and zoom in or out using the side bar or by pinching
or spreading two fingers on the screen.
is enabled.
Camera and Gallery
to switch to the front
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