Nokia N95 User manual

Nokia N95
Experience
Guide

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Overview 01
Connect and Share p1
Search or Explore p1
Shoot and Share p2
Slide and Play p2
Sales Package Contents p2
A Closer Look p3
Just like a PC 05
Smart Phone OS p5
Wireless LAN p5
Web p7
Surfing with Mini Map p7
Network Modes p7
Synchronize with your PC p8
E-mail with Attachments p9
Applications: QuickOffice p9
GPS 11
Built-in GPS Mapping p11
Browse Maps p12
Search for Locations p13
Plan a Route p14
Extra Service Maps p15
Landmarks p15
GPS Data p16
Media Player 17
MUSIC - Music Player Features p18
Transfer Music p19
Play Music p20
Music Player Options p23
Create Playlists p24
Edit Playlists p25
VIDEO - Video Center Features p27
Transfer Videos p27
Internet Videos p28
Play Videos p28
Camera 29
Camera Features p30
Your Nokia N95 has Two Cameras p31
Taking Pictures p31
Still Image Camera Indicators p32
Gallery p33
Printing p34
Flickr p35
Vox p37
Shoot a Video p37
Video Settings p37
Video Camera Indicators p38
After Shooting a Video p39
TV Out Mode p39
Sell It! 41
Consumer Overview p41
What they Want p41
Tech Specs p43

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Overview
Every second,
every moment,
we are all shaping
the future... open
to anything
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Sales Package Contents
• NokiaN95
• NokiaVideoConnectivityCableCA-75U
• NokiaUSB
• NokiaStereoHeadsetHS-45
• NokiaStereoHeadsetAD-43
• NokiaBatteryBL-6F
• NokiaTravelChargerAC-5
• 1GBMicroSDCardMU-22
Look up information on the web or view maps
from over 100 countries, including 15 million
location highlights.
• Built-inGPS
• Locationbasedsearch
• WebbrowserwithMinimap
Search or Explore
With Carl Zeiss optics you’re virtually guaranteed quality
pictures and video. And whether you choose to use
WLAN,Bluetooth,USBorthestunning2.6”display,
you’ll be able to share the fun with everyone.
• 5megapixelcamerawithautofocus
• CaptureDVD-likevideoqualitywithvideostabilization
• TVoutforsharingonabiggerscreen
Shoot and Share
Switch from a music player to video player to
phone to computer to camera in seconds.
• Unique2-wayslide
• Multimediamenu
• Autoswitchingfromportraittolandscapeview
Slide and Play
Connect and Share
The Nokia NSeries on broadband. The best mobile
multimedia computers now come with broadband
connectivity so you can connect with people to
share experiences fast, on demand.
• WLAN •HSDPA*(3.5G)
• Upto10timesfasterthanwith3G
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*RequiresHSDPAservice.HSDPAmaynotbeavailableinallnetworks.
TheestablishmentandcontinuationofaHSDPAconnectiondepends
on network availability, provider support and signal strength.

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Overview A Closer Look
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2.6”QVGADisplay
Multimedia
Key
On/Off Button
Menu Key
Carl Zeiss
Camera Lens
Play/Pause
Power
Skip Forward
Skip Back
Stop
MiniUSBPort
Stereo Speakers
VolumeUp/Down Camera Key
Review Key
Press to access the Gallery
3.5mmHeadsetJack
Side Loading
MicroSD Card Slot
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QUICK TIP!
Go to http://www.s60.com/life/application/
onlineshops to see a list of web sites that offer
S60 applications downloads.
Smart Phone OS
The Nokia N95 features the expanded functionality
of the S60 operating system, based on the global
industry standard Symbian OS. S60 devices are
commonly referred to as smart phones because
they offer functionality similar to a computer.
These functions include using more than one
application at a time - like looking up a contact
while listening to music - and the ability to switch
between applications on the fly.
Designed for mobile devices, S60 is optimized
for one-hand operation. Just like a computer,
hundreds of applications are available to meet
various productivity needs.
Just like a PC
Get connected,
at any moment,
virtually anywhere
With the Nokia N95 you
can connect to your network,
manage documents and
choose form a wide range
of productivity applications
Wireless LAN
The Nokia N95 has Wi-Fi connectivity which allows
you to connect to a wireless local area network
(wireless LAN). Through the wireless LAN you
can connect your device to the Internet and other
compatible devices on that network. To search
for wireless LANs available within range:
1. Press and select Tools > WLAN.
2. To create an Internet access point, select
Options > Define access point. To view the
details of a network shown in the list, select
Options > Details.
In the future, when an application asks you to
select an access point, select the created access
point. You can also create an Internet access point
by selecting Search for WLAN when prompted for
an access point.
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QUICK TIP!
Before you can use a wireless LAN, it must be
available and you must be physically within
range of a network to wirelessly connect.
• CompatiblewithIEEE
802.11b/g wireless
access points
• SupportforWEP
and WPA security

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Just like a PC
QUICK TIP!
Usetheseshortcutswhenbrowsingtheweb:
• Press1toopenyourbookmarks.
• Press2tosearchforkeywordsinthecurrentpage.
• Press3toreturntothepreviouspage.
• Press5tolistallopenwindows.
Surfing with Mini Map
Mini map helps you to navigate web pages
designed for a computer screen on a smaller
device display by showing you an overview of the
web page and where you currently are. When you
begin scrolling, the map appears. You can then
scroll to the desired location. To scroll, use the
5-way navigation key. When you find the desired
location, stop scrolling and Mini map disappears
and leaves you at the selected location.
Mini map defaults to On. To turn it off, select
Options >Settings > General > Mini map > Off.
Web
With the Nokia N95 you can surf web pages
designed for computers as well as those designed
for mobile devices. Access the web via a Wi-Fi
connection or over a cellular network. You can
specify how the web is accessed by going to
Options > Tools > Change connection. If an
access point is not specified, you will be prompted
to choose one when you lunch the web browser.
Launch the browser by going to Menu > Web or
press and hold the “0” key.
Network*Modes:
To maximize range and data transfer speed on
your Nokia N95, you can choose between three
network modes:
Change your network settings from the Main menu
by selecting Tools > Settings > Phone > Network >
Network Mode > Dual mode/UMTS/GSM
In standby mode, the GSM network is indicated with
and the WCDMA network is indicated with
Synchronize with your PC
ConnecttoyourPCusinghighspeedUSB2.0orBluetoothwireless
connectivity. When you connect the Nokia N95 to your PC with a
USBcableyouhavefourconnectionmodestochoosefrom:
Mode Purpose
PC suite Connect via PC suite to:
• SynchronizewithMicrosoft Outlook
• Transferdatawithapplicationssuch
as Nokia PC Suite, Nokia Lifeblog
• Updatethedevice’ssoftwarewith
Nokia Software Updater
Mass Storage Connect via Mass storage to drag and drop
files on the device’s memory card
Image print To connect directly to a PictBridge compat-
ible printer. (See camera section for more details)
Media Player Synchronize music with Windows Media
Player. (See music section for more details)
To synchronize your notes, calendar, text
messages, or contacts with Microsoft Outlook
or other compatible applications:
1.ConnecttheUSBcableto
the PC and select PC Suite.
2. Launch Nokia PC Suite
on your computer.
Usethe Get Connected
feature the first time you
connect the Nokia N95 to
your computer.
3. Click Settings (in PC Suite on your computer) to
createasyncprole.Hereyouwilldenewhich
program to sync with (i.e., Microsoft Outlook) as
well as the type of information you would like to
synchronize (i.e., Calendar items, To do’s, Contacts).
Note: In the future, skip step 3 when synchronizing unless you want to change the data being
synchronized. Compatible PC applications include Microsoft Outlook (98, 2000, 2002, and 2003),
Outlook Express, Lotus Organizer (5.0, 6.0), and Lotus Notes (5.0, 6.0, and 7.0).
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• Press8toshowthepageoverviewofthecurrent
page. Press 8 again to zoom in and view the
desired section of the page.
• Press9toenteranewwebaddress.
• Press0togotothestartpage.
• Press*or#tozoomthepageinorout.
** Depending on your location, the device automatically switches between
GSMorWCDMA(UMTS)networks
• DualMode(2G&3G)**•UMTS•GSM(2G)
4. Click Synchronize now.
Microsoft product screen shot(s) reprinted with permission from
Microsoft Corporation
* Requires 3G (WCDMA) service. WCDMA may not be available in all
networks. The establishment and continuation of a 3G connection
depends on network availability, provider support and signal strength.

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Just like a PC QUICK TIP!
Usethesettingswizardtobeguidedthroughthe
process of defining your mailbox settings. From
standby mode, go to Menu > Tools > sett. wizard.
E-mail with Attachments*
You can send e-mail, text and multimedia mes-
sageswiththeNokiaN95.Underthemessaging
menu you will find the following folders:
Applications: QuickOffice
With QuickOffice, you can view .doc, .xls, .ppt, and
.txt documents.
To use the QuickOffice applications, press and
select Office > QuickOffice. A list of the files saved
on your device is displayed (only compatible files
are listed: .doc, .xls, .ppt, and .txt).
Note: All file formats or features are not supported.
QUICK TIP!
To upgrade to a version of QuickOffice that allows
you to edit documents, go to Options > Upgrade
to edit.
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When you go to Menu > Messaging > Mailbox, you
will be prompted to connect to your mailbox to
retrieve new e-mail messages. If you choose not
to, you can view your previously retrieved e-mail
messages offline.
• SupportsIMAP4andPOP3e-mailaccounts.
Attachments can be added to an e-mail by
selecting, Options > Insert > Image, Sound clip,
Video clip, Note or Other.
• E-mailattachmentsareindicatedby.
• Tosendthemessage,selectOptions > Send.
Inbox includes all
your received messages,
except for e-mail.
Mailbox is where email
messages are stored.
The e-mail box is created
by you with your personal
e-mail settings.
My folders is where you can organize your
messages into folders. It also stores templates of
common messages to save typing in the future.
Drafts is where draft messages that have not
been sent are stored.
Sent is where the latest set of sent messages is stored.
* Only devices that offer compatible multimedia message or e-mail features can receive and display multimedia messages. Content appearance may vary.
Some images and ring tones cannot be forwarded.

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GPS
Plan a trip, get
directions, discover
something new
The Nokia N95 has built-in
GPS*navigation, so you can see
where you are on a map, plan
your journey, get directions
to specific addresses when
you’re travelling.
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Built-in GPS Mapping
Built-in GPS Mapping
When using Maps 1.0 for the first time, you may need to define an Internet access point for downloading map
information for your current location. To change the default access point, select:
NOTE: Your device may have a newer version of maps. Some screenshots and menus may appear different to those described in the steps above.
QUICK TIP!
You can also download maps by
using a wireless LAN connection.
Browse Maps
When you open Maps 1.0, you see an overview of the globe.
When your device finds the satellite signal, Maps 1.0 locates
your device and zooms to your current location. At the same
time, Maps 1.0 downloads the map of your current location.
The maps are automatically saved in the device memory or
on a compatible memory card (if inserted).
To move on the map, use the scroll keys. To view detailed
information of a location on the map, scroll to it and select
Show details. To return to your current location, select Back
or Options > Current location.
All maps downloaded by Maps 1.0 are free of charge, but
downloading may involve the transmission of data through
your service provider’s network, so data transmission
charges may apply.
QUICK TIP!
Avoid surprises on your monthly bill! When using the Maps 1.0 application,
you can receive a note when your device starts to roam: select Options >
Settings > Network > Roaming warning > On.
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> Default access point> Maps 1.0 > Options > Settings > Network
* The availability and accuracy of GPS location services are dependent on wireless networks, satellite systems. It may not function in all areas or at all times.
You should never rely solely on GPS products for essential communications like emergencies.

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GPS
1 Select Options >
Find place > Address.
2. Key in the address you
want to map and select
Options > Search.
Search for Locatons
To view points of interest near your current location
select Options > Find Place > Nearby, then choose
from Eat + Drink, Transport, Shopping, Leisure,
Sights and more!
To search for a specific location:
3. When the address has
been located, it is listed
on the screen.
2. Key in the start and end
point for the route.
Plan a Route
To plan a route from one location to another (i.e., from your home to your office):
3. To adjust the routing
settings, such as the mode
of transportation, select
Options > Settings > Routing.
QUICK TIP!
To zoom in or out on the map, press * or #. To
switch between the 2-D and 3-D views, press 0.
1. Select Options > Plan route.4. Select > Use this place
and then Show on map.
5. The address is displayed
on a map. To move the
map, select Options >
Map options, then
choose from Zoom in,
Zoom out, 2D/3D
and more.
QUICK TIP!
The GPS receiver takes its power from the battery.
To conserve battery power, make sure the GPS is
turned off when not in use.
4. To view the route itinerary,
select Options > Show route.
The route is calculated using
the selected routing settings.
5. To track the route and your
current GPS position, select
Options > Start tracking.
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GPS
Select Options >
Extra services...
Extra Service Maps
To purchase and download city guides to your device
or to purchase a navigation service to use in Maps 1.0:
QUICK TIP!
Tozoominoroutonthemap,press*or#.To
switch between the 2-D and 3-D views, press 0.
QUICK TIP!
If you’re having trouble
establishing a GPS connection,
try these helpful hints:
Landmarks
With Landmarks, you can save the position information of specific locations to your device, sort saved locations
into different categories, such as Businesses and Entertainment and add other information, such as addresses.
Useyoursavedlandmarksincompatibleapplications,suchasGPS Data and Maps 1.0:
From the main screen select
Tools > Landmarks.
To create a new landmark, se-
lect Options > New landmark.
The Landmarks tool also allows you to view the landmark on the map and create a route to the location.
GPS Data
GPS data is designed to give you:
• Routeinformationtoguideyoutoaselecteddestination
• Positioninformationaboutyourcurrentlocation
• Travelinformation(i.e.,distancetothedestination,traveltime).
From the Main menu select Tools > GPS data.
To use GPS data, the GPS receiver of your device must receive
position information from GPS satellites. To check if your device
is receiving satellite signals select, Tools > GPS data > Position >
Options > Satellite status.
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... then, City guides
or Add navigation
• Gooutdoorstoreceiveabettersignal.
If you are outdoors, move to a more open space.
• Makesurethekeypadslideisopen.
• CheckthatyourhanddoesnotcovertheGPSreceiverat
the bottom of the device.
• Rememberthatbadweathercanaffectsignalstrength.

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Media Player
Capture in song,
create in color,
share everything
To open the music player,
press and hold . You can
also open the player by select-
ing the multimedia icon.
TheNokiaHS-45musicheadset
is included in the sales package,
along with the AD-43 music/
video controls.
A microSD card (up to
2 GB), is a great option for
maximizing storage space.
Music Player Features
• Digitalmusicplayersupports
MP3/AAC/M4A/WMA with playlists
• Dedicatedmusickeys
• OMADRM2.0&WMDRMsupportformusic
• StereoFMradio(87.5-108MHz)
• Integratedstereohandsfreespeaker
• NokiaMusicHeadsetHS-45,inbox
• NokiaMusicHeadsetAD-43,inbox
• Bluetoothwirelesstechnology2.0with
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP
Stereo audio)
• Supports3.5mmstereoheadphoneplug
with adapter
Dedicated music keys.
Slide the Nokia N95 down to reveal the keys.
This also activates the multimedia menu.
There are loudspeakers on either side of the N95
3.5 mm headset jack MicroSD memory card slot
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Transfer Music with Windows Media Player
Transfer your music files from a compatible PC to
the Nokia N95 using Windows Media Player. With
Windows Media Player open:
Media Player - Music
SYNCING OPTIONS
There are two options for synchronizing music:
Automatic: This option is best if you want your
favorite playlists to automatically update on you
device when you connect it to your compatible PC.
The automatic option ensures that music collections
on the Nokia N95 and Windows Media Player are
the same.
Manual: The manual method is best if your collec-
tion on your PC is larger than the storage capacity
on your device or memory card. With the manual
option, you determine which music is transferred to
and from the device. This option allows you to take
your favorite tracks with you and transfer files from
more than one computer.
2. Press the Sync tab in Windows Media Player and drag
and drop the files, albums or playlists you want to
synchronize with the Nokia N95. Press the Sync but-
ton in Windows Media Player. The files synchronize.
1. Connect the Nokia N95 to your PC with the
USBdatacableincludedinboxandselect
Media player as the connection mode.
Microsoft product screen shot(s) reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation
Note: The functionality of the music synchronization
may vary between different versions of the Windows
Media Player application. For more information, see the
corresponding Windows Media Player guides and tips.
3. To play the selected song or list of songs, press
Play Music
1. Open the media keys under the 2-way slide to display
the multimedia menu. Select the Music player.
4.Usethededicatedmusickeys(play/pause),
(stop) (skip forward) (skip backward)
to control your music. You can also use the scroll key
to control your player.
QUICK TIP!
Maximize efficiency and fun! Press and hold to
switch to another open application and leave music
playing in the background. To display the currently
playing song, press and hold .
2. The music menu is displayed. To view the music stored on
your phone and compatible memory card (if inserted) select
All Songs, Playlists, Artists, Albums or other categories.
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Now you’re ready to listen!
3. On the Nokia N95,
update the Music library
by going to Menu > Music
player > Options >
Refresh Music library.

“I’m lost if I’m not connected.
My Nokia N95 keeps me in touch
with life - no matter where I am.”
“Music, photos, videos,
Internet, GPS - my Nokia
N95 does it all. It’s the
only device I need.”
Nokia N95
“Whether I’m listening, watching,
surng, searching, travelling, I’m
always using my Nokia N95.”
“The Nokia N95 has all the
essential features I use every
day, plus some cool extras
that are fun to use.”
“It ts in my pocket, it ts my life.”

Visualization To view a visualization during
playback, select Options > Start
visualization. Choose the visuals
that you like best.
Audio Settings To modify the balance and
stereo image or to enhance
bass, select Options > Audio
settings.
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Music Player Options
UsetheNowPlayingmenutoadjustyourmusicsettingstosuityourpreferences:
Media Player - Music
Shuffle To switch random play ( ) on
or off, select Options > Shuffle.
Repeat To repeat the current song ( ),
all songs ( ) or to switch re-
peat off, select Options > Repeat.
Equalizer To modify the tone of the music
playback, select Options > Equal-
izer. Choose from Default, Bass
booster, Classical, Jazz and more.
Creating Playlists
To view and manage playlists, select Playlists from the Music menu. In addition to any playlists you’ve created, the
following playlists appear automatically: Most played tracks, Recent tracks, and Recent additions.
3. You will be asked,
“Addsongsnow?”
Select Yes and navigate your music collection by
selecting Artist name to find the songs you want
toaddtotheplaylist.Usetheselectionkeystoadd
songs to your new playlist.
4. When you’re finished
adding songs, select Done.
QUICK TIP!
A 1 GB microSD
card holds up to
275 music tracks!
2. Enter a name for the playlist,
and select OK (device must be
in vertical view with keypad open
in order to enter playlist name).
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1. From the Playlists menu, select
Options > Create playlist.
Create a Playlist

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Media Player - Music
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Edit Playlists
After you’ve created your playlist, you may want to edit it. This is easy to do on the Nokia N95.
Love the song you’re listening to? Add it to your playlist following these easy steps:
1. Select the playlist. 2. Select Options > Add songs
or Remove from playlist.
Removing a song deletes
it from the playlist only.
1. While you’re listen-
ing to a song, select
Options > Add to a
playlist.
2. Choose an existing playlist
or create a new one.
QUICK TIP!
It’s easy to change the order of the songs in your
playlist. Just select the playlist you want to reorder
and select Options > Reorder list.Usethescrollkey
to grab songs and drop them to a new position.

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Media Player - Video
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QUICK TIP!
UsetheNokiaMultimediaplayerapplication
in PC Suite to save files in 3GP format.
Transfer Videos
1. Connect the N95 to your
compatiblePCviaUSB
or Bluetooth.
2. Select Mass Storage
on the device.
3. Select Open folder to view files
using Windows Explorer from
the pop-up menu or navigate to
the device’s memory card using
Windows Explorer.
4. Drag and drop files into
the My Videos folder on
the memory card.
Internet Videos
Internet videos are video clips distributed via the
Internet using RSS feeds. You can add your own
Internet video feeds:
1. In Video center, select the Internet videos folder.
Your feeds are displayed. To add or delete feeds,
select Options > Feed subscriptions.
2. To view the videos available in a feed, scroll to
it and press the center selection key. To view
information about a video, select Options >
Video details.
3. To download a video, scroll to it and select
Options > Download. To play the downloaded
video, press .
1. Videos are saved in Video center > My videos.
2.Usetheselectionkeystoselect
a video for viewing.
3. While the video is playing, select Options to stop,
mute, exit or resume the video in full screen.
QUICK TIP!
When new videos are downloaded, the oldest watched videos will be automatically
deleted if there is not enough free space in the device memory and compatible
memory. indicates videos that may soon be deleted. To prevent a video from
being automatically deleted, select Options > Protect.
Play Videos
Video
Video center is where videos are stored and organized.
• Downloadandstreamvideoclips(networkservice)
• TransfervideoclipsfromacompatiblePCtoyourdevice
Video Center Features
• TVOutmode
• Rotatinggallery
• Onlinealbum/blog:video
uploading from gallery
• MobileVideo
• Videoresolutions:upto
VGA (640 x 480) at 30 fps
• Videocliplength:limited
by available memory
• Videoleformat.mp4
(default), .3gp (for MMS)

Viewnder-2.6”QVGADisplay
Carl Zeiss Camera Lens
Integrated Flash
Zoom in/out
Camera Key – Press to activate
camera and capture images
Review Key - Press
to access the Gallery
The Nokia N95 features Carl Zeiss optics with DVD-like
video recording. Record video at up to 30 fps and
watch it on your television using the TV out feature.
Camera
Click, shoot,
capture those
moments
The Nokia N95 is packed with
features so you can take great
pictures, manage, edit and
share them, all from the device.
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Camera Features
• 5megapixelcamerawithautofocus
• Secondaryfrontcamera
• 2.6”display(actsaviewnder)
• DirectconnectiontocompatibleTV
• Dedicatedcamerakey
• Digitalvideostabilization
• Zoomin/out
• Integratedash
• Digitalstereomicrophone
• Flashmodes:on,off,automatic,redeyereduction
• Rotatinggallery
• Onlinealbum/blog:photo/videouploadingfromgallery
• NokiaLifeblog2.0support
• Videoandstillimageeditors
• Moviedirectorforautomatedvideoproduction
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Your Nokia N95 has two cameras:
1. Main Camera - A high resolution 5.0 megapixel
camera on the back of the device (landscape mode).
2. Secondary Camera - A lower resolution
camera on the front (portrait mode).
Camera Capture Still Image Camera Indicators
The still image camera viewfinder displays the following:
QUICK TIP!
Keep the camera ready at your fingertips! To leave
the camera on in the background and switch to
other applications, press . To return to the
camera, press the camera key.
1. The current capture mode indicator
(still or video mode).
2. Active toolbar (select different lighting and
color settings before capturing an image).
3. The image resolution indicator displays
the quality of the image.
4. The image counter displays the estimated number
of images you can capture using the current image
quality setting and memory in use.
5. The device memory ( ) and memory card ( )
show where images are saved.
QUICK TIP!
Get yourself in the picture using the self-timer! In the active toolbar
select, Self timer > 2 seconds, 10 seconds, or 20 seconds > Activate.
The self-timer indicator ( ) blinks and the device beeps when the
timer is running. To switch off Self timer, select Self timer > Off.
Taking Pictures:
1. Activate the main camera by pressing and
holding the capture key. If the camera is in
Video mode, select Image mode ( ) from
the active toolbar.
2. To make lighting and color adjustments
before taking a picture, use the scroll key
to scroll through the active toolbar.
3. Focus on the object or scene using the zoom
key and then press the capture key. Do not
move the device before the image is saved.
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You can use both cameras to take still pictures
and record videos. To activate the front camera,
select Options > Use secondary camera.
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Gallery
The Gallery helps you store and organize your
images, video clips, sound clips and streaming
links or share your files with friends! Access
the Gallery by clicking the Gallery icon in the
Main menu:
Camera
Pictures taken and video clips
recorded with the camera are
stored in the Images & video
folder in Gallery.
QUICK TIP!
Quickly view the last saved picture in Gallery by
pressing the Review key on the side of your device.
To enter the Images & video folder main view,
press the Review key again.
You can also use the Gallery to
store images and video clips
sent to you in a multimedia
message, as an e-mail attach-
ment or through Bluetooth or
infrared. The images and video
clip files are stored in a loop
and ordered by date and time.
Usethescrollkeystonavigatethroughyour
images. Select an image to open it and select
Options > Zoom in or Rotate to adjust the image.
QUICK TIP!
To view a received image or video clip in Gallery
or in the Media player, save it to the device memory
or on a compatible memory card.
To edit or create a muvee with a video clip
or a photo, select Options > Edit.
Printing
To print a photo taken with the Nokia N95:
1. Connect the Nokia N95 to
a PictBridge compatible
printerviaUSB.
2. Go to Menu > Gallery >
Images & video.
3. Choose a picture and scroll
to the print function.
4. The picture is added to the print basket.
Go to select > print and the photo will print.
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1. Choose the photo to share
from your Gallery.
2. Select Options > Send >
Web upload.
3. Choose the Flickr account
you want to publish the
photo to.
4. Enter a title and descrip-
tion for your photo.
5. Choose Options >
Upload.
1. Select Gallery > Images
& Video > Options > Open
Online Service.
2. Choose Create New
Flickr Account.
Flickr
Flickr is an online photo management and sharing service that makes it easy to upload, organize and share
all the photos you take on your Nokia N95. Follow these steps to connect your Nokia N95 to Flickr:
3. Enter your username and
password from your online
Flickr profile. (To get your
username and password, log
into your Flickr account on
your PC and visit www.flickr.
com/nokia/configure/n95).
4. Select Yes
(to add the service).
5. You can now send photos
from your Nokia N95
straight to Flickr.
05
Camera
To Upload Photos to Flickr:
QUICK TIP!
To get the username and password you need to set up the Flickr
account on your Nokia N95, log into your Flickr account on your
PC and visit http://www.flickr.com/nokia/configure/n95/.
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6. View your photo
on the web.
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