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Phantom Miro Control via "Touch-Sensitive" LCD Screens 277
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6.2.2.3 Specifying the Resolution
The Resolution setting allows the user to change the dimensions of the images. The Resolution is the
width to the height ratio of the image to be recorded. Each type of camera has a specific maximum
resolution. Changing the Resolution settings to match the dimensions of the subject of interest allows
the user the option of recording at higher sample rates, or longer recording times at the same sample
rate.
The LCD screen allows the user to select one of the several preset resolutions. If the desired
resolution is not listed, you will need to use the Phantom Camera Control application to enter the
desired resolution. For step-by-step details using the Phantom Camera Control application, click the
following link: Step-by-Step Processes>Live Control Panel Procedures>Define the Resolution.
STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE
1.
From the LIVE PRE Display Screen:
a.
Press directly on the Resolution field to select the field.
b.
Pressing directly on the value a second time increases the value.
c.
Pressing approximately 1/3 the screen height above the value to decrease the value.
d.
Repeat until the desired value is displayed.
NOTE
This Resolution of a Phantom Miro 1 is fixed at 640x480, and con not be changed.
6.2.2.4 Specifying the Exposure
The LCD screen allows the user to select one of the several preset exposure times. If the desired
exposure time is not listed, you will need to use the Phantom Camera Control application to enter the
desired exposure time. For step-by-step details using the Phantom Camera Control application, click
the following link: Step-by-Step Processes>Live Control Panel Procedures>Define the Exposure Time
.
STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE
1.
From the LIVE PRE Display Screen:
a.
Press directly on the Exposure field to select the field.
b.
Pressing directly on the value a second time increases the value.
c.
Pressing approximately 1/3 the screen height above the value to decrease the value.
d.
Repeat until the desired value is displayed.