Camera Control
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Auto-Tracking with Extended Options
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Presenter Lock™
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Multi-Target Select
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Video Templates
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White Balance Modes
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Exposure Modes
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Custom Joystick Button
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SuperPresets
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Automatic Triggers
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Dynamic Camera Variable
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Profiles
PTZOptics cameras now feature multiple profiles, that allow you to quickly set up your camera for different shooting situations. For example, you might have one profile for indoor shooting, another for outdoor shooting, and another for low light situations. Each profile would have different settings for things like white balance, exposure, frame rate, etc.
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Profiles
PTZOptics cameras now feature multiple profiles, that allow you to quickly set up your camera for different shooting situations. For example, you might have one profile for indoor shooting, another for outdoor shooting, and another for low light situations. Each profile would have different settings for things like white balance, exposure, frame rate, etc.
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Motion Sync
PTZ presets are like waypoints on a map that represent a saved position your camera will zoom into. MotionSync is a new way to make movement in-between camera presets look more realistic by synchronizing pan, tilt and zoom speeds. The result is smoother more realistic movements you can create with the click of a button.
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Motion Sync
PTZ presets are like waypoints on a map that represent a saved position your camera will zoom into. MotionSync is a new way to make movement in-between camera presets look more realistic by synchronizing pan, tilt and zoom speeds. The result is smoother more realistic movements you can create with the click of a button.
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Precision Speed Controls
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Precision Speed Controls
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"Speed by Zoom"
You can enable “Speed by Zoom” to automatically slow down pan and tilt speeds when you are zoomed into objects that are far away. The result is smoother camera operations even at a distance.
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"Speed by Zoom"
You can enable “Speed by Zoom” to automatically slow down pan and tilt speeds when you are zoomed into objects that are far away. The result is smoother camera operations even at a distance.
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Pan/Tilt Limits
This new feature allows you to limit the camera’s pan and tilt travel to optimize PTZ control. By limiting the pan of a camera, you can make sure camera operators do not “overshoot” a specific area of interest. This is ideal for sports where, for example, players are going up and down a basketball court.
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Pan/Tilt Limits
This new feature allows you to limit the camera’s pan and tilt travel to optimize PTZ control. By limiting the pan of a camera, you can make sure camera operators do not “overshoot” a specific area of interest. This is ideal for sports where, for example, players are going up and down a basketball court.
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Preset 0
The camera will call Preset 0 after HOME when booting up. This is a great way to automatically have the camera move to a specific position each time it is turned on.
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Preset 0
The camera will call Preset 0 after HOME when booting up. This is a great way to automatically have the camera move to a specific position each time it is turned on.