Operation Manual
Chapter 2 Using your CL900  Using the cameras with Motion QuickNav 35
3. Tap the geotag icon   to add geographical information or the time stamp icon   
to add date and time information to the photo’s metadata information. If you want the 
information to appear on the photo itself, tap the stamp icon 
. For details, see 
“Stamping photos with geographical locations and time” on page 33.
4. Frame the subject of your photo in the viewfinder and tap the shutter icon   to take 
the photo.
5. Continue to take photos and they will appear on the left of the viewfinder. 
6. To add notes or make any other edits to a photo, tap the photo on the left. For more 
information, see 
“Editing photos” on page 36.
7. When you’re done, tap the close icon   to close the viewfinder. A new email message 
appears with the photos attached. 
Taking photos and inserting them in an application
You can insert a photo directly into an application by choosing the clipboard icon   
from the Action menu. Take a photo, close the viewfinder, then the photo appears where 
your cursor is located in the application.
To insert a photo into an active application
1. From the application, place the cursor where you want the photo to appear.
2. Open the Motion QuickNav tool bar then tap the camera icon   to open the 
viewfinder.
3. Select the clipboard icon   from the Action menu.
4. Tap the geotag icon   to add geographical information or the time stamp icon   
to add date and time information to the photo’s metadata information. If you want the 
information to appear on the photo itself, tap the stamp icon 
. For details, see 
“Stamping photos with geographical locations and time” on page 33.
5. Frame the subject of your photo in the viewfinder and tap the shutter icon   to take 
the photo. The photo appears in the edit window.
6. You can add notes or make any other edits to the photo from here. For more information, 
see 
“Editing photos” on page 36.
7. Tap the close icon   located at the top right of the viewfinder. 
8. The photo appears in your application.










