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Memento firmware 1.3 128 is a built-in function of the Memento camera, and allows users to take pictures with a 3D digital effect. Each camera has its own 128 megabytes of non-volatile memory so that every photo taken only requires the storage space needed for one picture, making it easy to use and manage as many as you like without having to worry about external storage medium capacity. This blogpost will walk you through how to configure your Memento camera such that it takes 3D photos, as well as provide some extra information about this version specifically: * Please make sure your device has proper drivers installed before attempting this function; otherwise, it may not work. * You must have the camera installed on the latest firmware version, which is v1.3.x, to have this feature. As of this writing, you can find that information here: Here is a video demonstration of the 3D effect: This video shows how to take a 3D photo: Here is a video showing what it looks like after you snap a photo: The Memento 3D-photo setting has two functions – one controls which data to save as well as what mode to use for taking those photos. The other controls the data to store within the photo. This blogpost will walk you through both options. Memento uses what it calls a “3D-Photo Setting” which controls how exactly the camera takes 3D photos and records that data for it to be used later on. The Memento camera records two types of data: 3D and 2D. We can select which data we want to save in our photos, and when we take them, we can switch back and forth based on which effect we want to use. The camera provides four different 3D effect modes: Simple, Slide, Folding and Text. Each of these modes use the same 3D data source, so there isn’t much difference in the initial data to save; however, there are some differences in how it is saved. The four 3D modes are explained below: Simple Mode (also known as “flat”) allows you to save two images onto one single picture. Once you have taken this, just choose the mode again and take 2 more 2D photos from there. You can then combine these into a single 3D photo. Simple Mode is just a simple way of saving two images onto one single picture. In Simple Mode, there are two images saved onto one single picture along with the 3D data to use for it. Slide Mode lets you save four separate images onto one single picture. With this mode, each image gets a portion of the 3D data for it to be used in a later photo. So in Slide Mode, each image will take on a different level of the data depending on how close they come to each other on the snap photos slide. cfa1e77820
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