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When you connect an external microphone or line-in audio

source, the device records audio from the external source

instead of the built-in microphone.

From the main menu, select > Microphone.

Select an option:

• To switch automatically between the internal and external

microphones when you connect or disconnect the

microphone, select Auto.

TIP: The device detects most microphones automatically.

The Auto option may not detect line-in audio sources and

some microphones when using the VIRB A/V cable

accessory.

• To enable only the external microphone or line-in audio

source, select External.

TIP: You should select this option when using a

microphone that is not detected automatically, or when

using a line-in audio source.

• To enable only the built-in microphone, select Internal.

Connect the accessory cable to the mini-USB port on the

camera.

Connect the microphone or line-in audio source to the

accessory cable.

Photos

Taking a Photo

Your device provides several methods for taking a photo.

• Aim the camera using the viewfinder, and select the camera

key to take a photo.

• While recording a video, select the camera key.

Photos taken while recording a video always use single photo

capture. Photo time-lapse or burst settings are ignored while

recording video. You cannot capture a photo while recording

video at a resolution higher than 1080p.

Photo Settings

From the main menu, select Photo.

Mode: The active photo mode appears at the top of the Photo

menu. You can touch it to change the shooting mode for

photos (Photo Modes, page 7).

NOTE: Additional settings vary based on the selected mode.

Type: Sets the exposure type for single photos (Photo Exposure

Types, page 7), and the exposure and interval types for

time-lapse photos (Time-Lapse Photos and Video,

page 7).

Exposure Time: Sets the exposure time when taking photos at

night (Photo Exposure Types, page 7) or time-lapse

photos at night (Taking Time-Lapse Photos at Night,

page 8).

ISO Limit: Sets the maximum level of sensitivity and image

noise. The camera automatically uses the best ISO level for

the lighting conditions, up to this maximum. Higher ISO

values have more visible noise or grain. Higher ISO values

are best for use in low light environments or indoors. Lower

ISO values are best for use in sunlight. You can use the 6400

option for brighter video in low light, the 1600 option for

moderate brightness in low light, or the 400 option for darker

video in low light.

Bracket EV Step: Sets the amount of variation above and below

the standard exposure value for bracketed photos. A larger

value creates more variation in the brightness of bracketed

photos.

Photo Count: Sets the number of frames taken in burst mode.

Interval: Sets the time interval between photos for time-lapse

mode, or the distance interval between photos in

Travelapse

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mode. For standard time-lapse mode, you can

select a preset interval or enter a custom interval.

Duration: Sets the duration for burst and time-lapse modes. For

extended time-lapse mode, you can shoot continuously, or

set a custom duration.

Start Time: Sets the start time for extended time-lapse mode.

You can start shooting now, or set a custom start time.

Aspect Ratio: Sets the ratio of the photo width to the photo

height. Standard film uses an aspect ratio similar to 4:3.

Digital displays use an aspect ratio similar to 16:9.

Self Timer: Sets the timer to delay taking a photo.

Lens Correction: Corrects wide-angle barrel distortion and

reduces the field of view.

Time Stamp: Adds a time stamp to your photo.

Pro Settings: Enables advanced photo settings (Pro Settings,

page 5).

Photo Modes

From the main menu, select Photo, and select the active photo

mode

Single: Enables you to take a single photo using automatic

exposure.

Burst: Enables you to rapidly take multiple images over a set

number of seconds. This mode is ideal for capturing photos

of people or objects in motion.

Time-lapse: Enables you to capture a series of photos at set

time or distance intervals.

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.

Night: Takes a single, extended-exposure photo. This option is

useful for capturing photos in low light conditions.

Bracket: Takes three consecutive photos automatically, using

three different exposure values (exposure bracketing). This

option is useful for composing high dynamic range

(HDR) photos.

Taking a Delayed Photo

You can delay taking a photo using the self timer. This allows

you to join or adjust a shot before the photo is taken.

From the main menu, select Photo > Self Timer.

Select a delay time.

From the home screen, select the camera key.

The countdown timer displays the remaining time until the

photo is taken, in seconds.

Time-Lapse Photos and Video

You can use several time-lapse modes to take a series of

photos or video frames at a set interval.

Standard: Standard time-lapse mode takes a series of photos

or video frames at a set time interval. This mode is useful for

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