A REDMI Note 17 Pro Max víz alatti módjának használata

Ever thought it's so convenient to go underwater shooting with a smartphone? Yes, underwater photography is an exciting way to capture marine life or portraits, but it requires specific gear, preparation, and technique. Let's get the gear and the steps to start the underwater shooting…

The Gear

The Underwater Mode introduced on the REDMI Note 17 Pro series including the REDMI Note 17 Pro Max 5G is the first time an official, built-in camera mode of this kind has appeared across Xiaomi and REDMI smartphones. The REDMI Note 17 Pro Max 5G features high-level water and dust protection with IP66, IP68, IP69, and IP69K ratings, alongside a TÜV SÜD certification for withstanding water at a depth of 2 meters for up to 72 hours. Are you planning to shoot and go snorkeling? Let's lay out the simple steps…

Step 1 : Open Camera 

Step 2 : Swipe left to “More”

Step 3 : Choose "Underwater"

Step 4 : Select Start!

Attention

1.Touch controls, screenshots, and button shortcuts are turned off in this mode for a better experience.

2. This device isn't designed for professional diving. To better protect your device, use a professional waterproof case when shooting underwater. Don't exceed a depth of 2 meters or use it underwater for more than 30 mins at a time. Water damage caused by not following these guidelines isn't covered by the warranty.

How To Use: 

Take photo 

• Press the Volume up button to Take photo. 

• Press and hold to switch lenses

Record video

• Press the Volume down button to Record Video

To exit Underwater mode

• Press Power button 3s to exit Underwater Mode

It automatically does the Draining water from the speaker. Let's checkout the Video and Images under the water 💦…

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Underwater Video...

Limitations: Xiaomi specifies that the feature does not make the phone a professional dive computer. It is strictly rated for static freshwater use up to a maximum depth of 2 meters for up to 30 minutes (though the phone's broader Titan structure passed extended 2-meter, 72-hour survival lab tests).

Tips: What makes capturing images underwater fundamentally different from land-based photography includes Rapid Light and Color Loss, use "Get Close" Rule, and keep in mind water magnifies things by about 33% that Refraction and Optics distortion.

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Capturing the moment underwater...

Underwater Photography and Cinematography combines the thrill of exploration, zero-gravity movement, and artistic creation in a hidden world.