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Recording Light: Turns the recording LED on or off. This can

be useful to eliminate ambient light from the LED when

recording in darker environments.

Tones: Turns the camera tones on or off. When this setting is

enabled, tones play to indicate various camera actions and

statuses, such as capturing a photo, starting recording, or

connecting to a device.

Microphone: Allows you to change the microphone mode or

turn the microphones off (Microphone Modes, page 5).

Units: Sets the units of measure used to display G-Metrix data

in the Garmin VIRB app.

About: Displays information about the Garmin VIRB app,

including the version, license information, and the privacy

agreement.

Allow anonymous usage reporting: Shares anonymous data

to Garmin to help improve the app.

Photo Exposure Types

You can use several photo exposure types to take single

photos.

Standard: Takes a single photo at standard exposure. This

option is useful for most daytime photos.

Bracket: Takes three consecutive photos automatically, using

three different exposure values (exposure bracketing). This

option is useful for composing high dynamic range

(HDR) photos.

Recording 5.7K RAW Video

Using the Garmin VIRB app, you can set the camera to record

high-bitrate RAW video at 5.7K resolution. This mode allows you

to capture the highest level of detail in all directions.

When recording in RAW mode, the camera records separate

hemispherical video files from each lens. You can stitch these

files into a spherical video using video editing software.

NOTE: 5.7K mode is a highly demanding mode that causes your

camera to work harder. The camera's battery run time, memory

card recording time, and ability to operate in hot environments

are reduced. The camera protects itself from overheating and

shuts down automatically if the internal temperature exceeds the

operating temperature threshold.

Connect the camera to the Garmin VIRB app.

From the app viewfinder, select > Lens Mode > RAW.

Scroll to the Video Settings section, and select Resolution

> 5.7K.

Recording a Video Loop

You can use the Garmin VIRB app to set your camera to record

a video loop. Loop recording allows you to record video

continuously but save only the most recent video footage. You

can select the number of minutes of video to save. This enables

you to save storage space when you want to capture key

moments but do not want to save all footage of an activity. This

feature is useful when using the device as a driving recorder or

when you want to save only the highlights of an event.

Connect your camera to the Garmin VIRB app.

From the app viewfinder, select > Loop.

Select the number of minutes of video to save.

Start recording video.

The most recent footage is saved on the memory card, up to the

number of minutes selected in step 2.

Recording a Time-Lapse or Travelapse

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Video

You can use the Garmin VIRB app to set up the time-lapse

recording mode for your camera. Time-lapse mode captures

individual video frames at longer intervals and creates a video

that plays much faster than real time. You can record a standard

time-lapse video or a Travelapse video.

Standard time-lapse mode captures individual video frames at

set time intervals, and it is useful for recording movements,

changes, or events that take place slowly over a long period of

time. Travelapse mode captures video frames at a set distance

interval. For example, you can capture one video frame for

every kilometer or mile you travel on a road trip. This allows you

to record and share a short video of your whole road trip and the

places you traveled.

Use an appropriate tripod or mounting accessory to mount

the camera in a fixed position.

Connect your camera to the Garmin VIRB app.

From the app viewfinder, select > Video Mode > Time-

lapse.

Select Type, and select an option.

• To record standard time-lapse videos, select Standard.

• To record your travels at a distance interval, select

Travelapse.

Select Interval, and select the time or distance interval

between video frames.

Start recording a video.

The camera records video frames at the selected interval.

Garmin VIRB App Gallery

You can use the Garmin VIRB app to view, edit, and share

videos and photos stored on your camera.

With your camera connected to the app, from the viewfinder,

select the thumbnail image in the lower left corner.

Select to change the G-Metrix gauge overlays for the selected

video.

Select to change the viewing mode for 360-degree video. You

can view 360-degree videos on the screen or in a virtual reality

(VR) headset.

Select to apply image stabilization to the selected video.

Select to change the camera settings.

Displays a preview of the selected photo or video.

Drag up or down to expand or shrink the library.

Select to mark the selected video or photo as favorite.

Select to edit, save, and share the selected photo or video.

Select to delete the selected video or photo.

Select a photo or video thumbnail to preview it.

Viewing a Photo or Video

From the Garmin VIRB app viewfinder, select the thumbnail

image in the lower-left corner.

From the library in the lower half of the gallery, select a video

or photo thumbnail.

A preview of the item appears.

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