D001 |
D005 |
808 #3 |
808 #8 |
808 #11 HD |
808 #16 HD |
808 #18 HD |
808 #20 HD |
HQ30 HD |
808 #26 HD |
Camera Programs |
808 #16 Basic settings and how they work
Movie Resolution |
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Movie Cycle Time |
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Movie Loop Recording |
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Movie Stamp |
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Movie Sound |
Sets video volume level |
LED |
When set to ON LED will blink while recording. When set to Off LED will not be visible during recording. |
Movie Quality |
Using a higher bit rate will use up more space on SD card and use up more battery without seeing any difference in video quality. 7Mbps is recommended. |
Power Off |
There are 4 settings for auto shut off. Off, 30s, 1Min, 2Min. This is the amount of time before the camera shuts off after being in standby mode with no activity. Set to OFF the camera will remain ON until its stopped or battery is depleted. |
Movie Flip |
Flips video 180 degrees (upside down). If for some reason your camera needs to be attached upside down this will let you see normal videos without having to stand on your head to watch it : ) |
TV Out |
NTSC is the video standard used in North America. 30 frames are transmitted each second. PAL is the video standard mostly used overseas. 25 frames are transmitted each second. |
Capture Size |
Sets the size of pictures in photo mode. |
Auto Record |
With auto record ON camera will start recording immediately when the power is turned ON. With auto record turned OFF recording will start after power is turned ON and shutter button pressed. |
Exposure Value, White Balance, Contrast |
These 3 settings basically lighten or darken videos. |
Color Effect, Saturation |
These 2 settings basically increase or decrease color in videos. |
Set Time Lapse Shooting |
Takes pictures automatically every "preset" number of seconds. To enter time lapse mode press the power button, then click the power again to enter photo mode. (Red LED) In photo mode click the shutter button to start time lapse. The yellow light will blink once for each picture taken. |
Motion Detect |
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Motion Detect TimeOut |
When using motion detect this will be the amount of time the camera will record after motion has stopped. |
Motion Detect Sensitivity |
Increases or decreases motion detect range. |
Movie Frame Rate |
The number of frames per second. The lower the frame rate is the more the video will speed up. (like fast motion) |
Power On |
Delay - the power button needs to be pressed for 3 seconds before the camera turns on. Fast - the power button only needs to be clicked to start the camera. |
TV Display Ratio |
4:3 Standard TV 16:9 Wide Screen TV |
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