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Maybe you want to enjoy your movie in solitude, or maybe you want to round up some pals or family members to watch with you. It's your call. Watching a movie with others can be a blast, but it also means that you might need to compromise on a movie selection. If you are watching alone, simply pick the genre that you're in the mood to watch. If you're stressed, a comedy could help you relax. If you want some excitement, go for a horror flick. On the other hand, deciding on a genre as a group can be tricky, particularly for diverse groups. When in doubt, pick a popular genre, like adventure or comedy. You might want to avoid more polarizing genres like documentaries or musicals. Browse movies within your own collection, or take a look at the options on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and DirectTV, if you have them. For each movie you consider, check out online reviews to get a better idea of movie content and quality. Set a time limit for movie browsing. This can take forever if you're not careful, and then you'll have less time to enjoy the movie. Give yourself 20 minutes, max. If are watching a movie with kids, be certain to check movie ratings as you browse to help you find age-appropriate content. While ratings can guide your selection, they aren't meant to provide all the answers. You should do research on your own as well. Reading a couple of different online sources can help you determine whether a movie is age-appropriate. If you are enjoying your movie alone, simply pick the movie that you feel like watching within your chosen genre. Otherwise, consult the people who are watching with you. If you can't come to a consensus, try taking a vote. If movie night is a regular event with your family or friend group, different group members can take turns picking the movie each time.

summary: Decide if you want company. Pick a movie genre. Browse available movies within the genre. Check movie ratings if you are watching with children. Take turns or vote if you can't decide on a movie.

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The softer a guava is, the sweeter and more delicious it will be. Keep in mind that because guavas are best when extremely soft, they are also extremely perishable. Once you purchase or pick your guavas, you should have about two days before they go bad, depending on how ripe the fruit is when you purchase it. In order to tell if a guava is ripe, squeeze it gently. If it gives under your fingers, its ripe. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/6\/66\/Eat-Guava-Step-1Bullet1.jpg\/v4-459px-Eat-Guava-Step-1Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/6\/66\/Eat-Guava-Step-1Bullet1.jpg\/aid1023181-v4-728px-Eat-Guava-Step-1Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"485","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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<\/p><\/div>"} You want to try to select guavas that are blemish-free. Blemishes or bruises can mean the fruit is bad or will not taste good. Ripe guavas are those that have gone from bright green to a softer yellowish-green color. If you see a touch of pink on the fruit, it is in its prime. If you don't find any that are yellow, you can always buy green guava and wait for them to ripen. A perfectly ripe guava is one that you can smell without even putting it to your nose. It should smell sweet and slightly musky. If you have eaten a guava before, look for guavas that smell like they taste.

summary: Look for the softest guava you can find. Look for any blemishes on the guava. Check the color of the guava. Smell before you select.

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Frame and compose your shot. Aim the camera at your subject, and the camera will adjust its settings automatically based on your subject. The settings the camera has set will be displayed on the upper-right part of the screen. Icons representing the scene, shooting mode, image stabilization mode, and flash will be present. Adjust the zoom level by switching the round zoom focus at the top of the camera. Press the shutter button halfway and let the camera's autofocus do the trick. Make sure that the camera has captured the proper focus points. Adjust your focus if necessary by releasing the shutter button and restarting your focus. It is during focusing that the camera records the 24 second clips for the digest movie. Whatever the camera captures this time will be recorded. It will be a good idea to aim the camera at your subject a few seconds before shooting. Once you've achieved the focus you want, press the shutter button all the way. Keep your hand still to prevent camera shake. The camera will record the shot and display it for a few moments on the screen. The camera will record the movie clip and end with the still image you took. This set now composes a single chapter for the digest movie. Press the "Play" button at the back of the camera to view your picture with the movie clip.
summary: Compose the shot. Observe the icons. Zoom in or out. Focus. Shoot. View the picture.