Digital Camera PDF User Guide Document

A document camera (also known as a visualiser) is a camera designed to display documents and 3-D objects on a display device, for example, a monitor or projector. The power of a document camera is in its flexibility – you can point, label, zoom in and out and view objects from different angles by moving them. If you want to see everything that is more than just a computer generated image and a document camera is the tool to use.

A document camera can capture and project any object placed in his field of vision. Examples of objects that can be screened include:

* Pieces of paper
* Pages in a book
Slides *
* Tridimensional objects
* 35 mm slides
* X-ray
* Large objects or a person in a room.

Turning on the document camera Turning on the document camera to show the documents or objects is a two-step process:
Turn on the document camera. The power switch is located in the upper right corner of the document camera. Use this switch to turn thedocument camera. Turn on the projector. View the document camera is controlled by a control system on the touch panel by hand or a remote control.

Using the document camera controls The following controls are available on the front panel of the document camera:

* Pause – Pressing PAUSE and blocks capture the image that is currently displayed. Pressing the pause button, it locks for a new image and return it to normal operation of the camera.
* Iris – Press to open or close the diaphragm buttons adjust the brightness of the image. Pressing the AUTO / MANUAL button toggles between automatic and manual iris adjustment. The default setting is automatic iris.
* White Balance – By pressing the button on the white balance lets you adjust the color balance of images being displayed
* Image Rotation – By pressing the rotate button rotates the screen image 90A ° clockwise each time you press the button.
* Lamp – LAMP Pressing the button at the top of the cycles of light on, and on the basis of lamp lamp off.
* Monitor Output – should be set to MAIN output. The other two settings (RGB1 and RGB2) are used when the devices are connected to the document Cameraa € ™ s two VGA inputs. N. devices are connected to the document camera inputs in shared teaching spaces, so that it guarantees only the production PRINCIPAL!
* FAM – Pressing FAM (Frame Accumulate Mode) reduces the roughness by projected digital images by combining several of the same document.
* Zoom – by pressing the TELE or WIDE buttons enlarges or reduces the displayed image.
* Auto Focus – AF Pressing the button activates the auto focus.
* Contrast – Pressing the contrary increases the contrast of the object displayed. The contrast indicator light turns on to indicate that they are in conflict mode. Use this control to display documents on paper.
* Posi / Nega – press the POSI / NEGA button toggles between the positive (normal) and negative mode (which is like a photographic negative).

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July 29, 2009 | Posted in Digital Camera

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