3D Capture. Using Fujifilm 3D Camera. Copyright Apis Footwear
|
|
- Randolph Watts
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 3D Capture Using Fujifilm 3D Camera Copyright Apis Footwear
2
3 Camera Settings Before shooting 3D images, please make sure the camera is set as follows: a. Rotate the upper dial to position the red camera at the tick. b. Push the 3D button if the top left corner does not show "3D". c. Push the flash button on lower dial to select Forced Flash mode. d. Press Menu button on lower dial, now the four sides of the lower dial serve as LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN buttons. d. Use the dial to set ISO to 400, Image Size to S16:9, and Image Quality to Normal. e. Push LEFT, then DOWN, to go to SET UP menu. f. Change the MPO 3DREC option from MPO+JPG to MPO. h. Tele/Wide thumb is pushed to the left. Once the camera has been setup, it should remember the settings, you don't need to do this every time. However, if the camera is left without battery or without charging for a long period of time, the settings will be lost, and have to be reset again. In addition to the above settings, we recommend that you use the self timer for every shot. The self timer is not remembered from shot to shot though.
4 Lighting In order to get the 3D data of the object to be casted, we need to use the camera flash to project stripes onto the object. And the environmental light will affect directly the contrast of the projected stripes. If the environmental light is too bright, the stripes will be whitened out if the environmental light is too dark, the camera can not get a good focus. However in practice, we found out that as long as your eyes can see the darkest area of the room, the camera focusing will not be an issue. So you may need to dim the office light in order to get good stripe contrast, and the foot bottom or foot impression should face the opposite direction of the environmental light. If your office has a window, you can turn off the office light completely. The lighting condition can be checked this way: a. Set the camera flash mode to "No Flash" b. Place a piece of letter size paper in front of the camera at a distance of 2½ feet c. Depress the shutter button half way Look at the displayed shutter speed at the bottom left corner of the screen, see the picture at right. If the displayed shutter speed is under 20, then the environment light is not too bright. The ideal number is around 10. But remember to set the flash back on after testing. TOO BRIGHT If you can not dim the office light to bring it to the acceptable brightness, you can turn off the ceiling light completely and use a low powered (10W 25W) desk lamp instead. The two pictures at right show are the examples of the stripes over exposure and correct exposure. DIMMED LIGHT
5 Image Capture 1. Camera Position TOO FAR The distance between the camera and the foot or the foam box should be approximately 2½ feet. If you don't have a ruler handy, your arm length will serve the purpose just fine. The picture at right shows an example when the shooting distance is too far. A tripod is highly recommended. 2. Labeling If you are casting more than one patient at a time, it is highly recommended that, you write the patient's name/id on on the flap of the foam box with a marker pen (ball pen is too thin to be picked up by the camera), or on a piece of paper and place it besides the foot or foot impression, so that it can be captured together. Later when you submit your pictures, you know which one is which. 3. Object Framing Because the brightness, contrast, and sharpness of the projected stripes are not very good around the edge areas, so the object in the camera's display should occupy 1/2 3/4 of the display. DO NOT USE ZOOM. 4. Check Picture a. Close your right eye and check the picture preview on camera with left eye only. b. Close you left eye and check with your right eye only. c. Make sure the foot and/or foam box are within the camera's preview frame. OBJECT NEEDS TO BE WITHIN THIS AREA
6 Image Capture 4. Focusing When it is ready to capture, remember to set the self timer to "2s", see Camera Setting section at the beginning. Press the shutter button half way and wait while the camera focus is being adjusted. If the camera is able to focus with both lenses, it will beep twice and the indicator lamp will glow green, otherwise the focus frame will turn red, and "!AF" will be displayed. But do not fully reply on the beeping sound, you can tell whether the focus is good by looking at the displayed image. If the preview image is sharp and clear, then the focus is good. If the preview is fussy or blurry, the focus is not correct. Try to press the shutter half way a few times and compare, you will know what the picture looks like when a good focus is achieved. Sometimes the camera has difficulty to determine the focus, when that happens, you may try to focus at an area with big contrast, e.g., the edge of the foam impression, or the toes of the real foot. After a good focus is achieved, keep holding the shutter half way, re center the scene, and then press the shutter all the way down to shoot the picture. BLURRY STRIPES SHARP STRIPES The two pictures at right are examples of incorrect focus and correct focus respectively. 5. Capturing Push the shutter button all the way down and wait until the camera flashes. When done, remember to press the playback button to check the captured image to make sure that the stripes are sharp and have good contrast.
7 Casting for Custom Orthotics You can capture the image of the foot or foot impression. 1. Capture Foot When shooting an actual foot, please move the camera so that the foot ankle appears at the center of the screen. This way more of the posterior aspect of the heel can be captured. Also shift the camera to the medial side to capture more of the arch. Another easier way to capture the foot is to let the patient stand on one foot while the other leg kneels on a chair. It is also easier to capture the posterior aspect of the heel this way. 2. Capture Foam Impression When shooting a foam impression, please make sure that on the camera screen you can see the whole bottom of the foot impression, i.e., the top edge of the foam is not blocking the bottom surface. You may need to move the camera or raise the far side of the foam box to fully expose the entire bottom. You may also try to place the foam box so that the medial side is facing down on the camera's display, because normally the medial side is shallower. Placing Order You need an account with Apis in order to place order with 3D pictures. Please contact our cusomer service at if you don't have one. Once the MPO files are ready, you can place your order at Please follow online instructions.
8 Casting for Custom Shoes (1 ) When casting for custom shoes, we need shoot at least three pictures for each foot: the medial side of dorsum aspect, the lateral side of dorsum aspect, and the plantar aspect. We need to use a special designed foam impression box marked with tie dots, which later can be used to align the three shots together. 1. Medial Aspect The first shot is the medial side of the dorsal aspect, the reason is that, if you shoot the medial after the lateral side, the patient tends to move to give you space. Do not crush into the foam now. Besides the requirements for low environmental light, proper shooting distance, labels, and correct focus, we also need: a. Point the camera approximately at 45 degrees downwards from the medial side b. Shift to the heel a little bit so we can capture more of the posterior aspect of the heel. c. Make sure all 6 dots are visible to both lenses, i.e., you are able to see them all with either left eye only or right eye only. 2. Lateral Aspect After shooting the medial aspect, it is very important to keep the patient's knee still without moving. The procedure is the same as with the medial side. 3. Plantar Aspect Keep the foot in the same position without moving horizontally, now push the patient's foot into the foam impression as you do with regular foot impression to simulate semi weight bearing condition. Then take out the foot from the foam box and shoot the foot impression.
9 Casting for Custom Shoes (2) Another way to cast for custom shoes is to use sheets printed with tie dots. In this application, a marked foam impression box is not required. 1. Medial Aspect This step is essentially the same as with foam impression box. 2. Lateral Aspect This step is essentially the same as with foam impression box. 3. Boundary Points Because the foot may have moved since the first picture was taken, the two shots may not be aligned perfectly, and hence the foot width or length may not be accurate. If a foam impression box is used, we can adjust the alignment according to the foot impression. If taking the foot impression is not an option, you need to mark out 6 boundary points of the foot to serve the same purpose. See the illustration at right. If you are using foam impression box, please skip this to the next step. Here's how to mark the boundary points: a. find a ruler less than 2mm thick, such as stainless steel ruler. b. place ruler beside a boundary point, and make sure the ruler is perpendicular to the floor.
10 c. draw a line along the end of the ruler on the paper. See the above picture at left. Please darken the boundary lines with marker pen so that they show clearly in the 3D picture. When all done, take a 3D picture of the marked paper without the foot on it. See the above picture at right. 4. Plantar Aspect We recommend you use foam impression box to capture the plantar aspect. In case of no foam impression box available, you can capture the plantar aspect directly. See "Casting for Custom Orthotics" section. So if you are using foam impression box with the marked sheet, you only need 3 pictures for each foot. The procedure with foam impression box is not only simpler and easier, but also produce better 3D results. So we highly recommend that you use the foam impression box if it is available. Otherwise, you need take 4 pictures for each foot, and also you need to mark the 6 boundary points on the sheet.
11 Using ApisPortal Software If you don't have the software CD, you can use Apis web site to place your order. However, using ApisPortal software has these advantages: 1. Preview and resize 3D pictures 2. Save order form and picture for later processing. 3. Elliminate some browser cache problems. a. First copy the ApisPortal software folder from the CD onto your hard drive or desktop. Then open it from your hard drive or desktop. You will be prompted with user log in. You need to do this step only once, next time you can use the shortcut created on the desktop to open the ApisPortal software. b. Once ApisPortal is opened, you will see the order form as below: The same form is used for both custom shoe order and custom insert order. Please select either Custom Shoes option or Custom Inserts option and fill the form accordingly.
12 c. Once the order form is completed, click "Attach File" button to attach MPO pictures. First connect the camera to your computer and slide open the front cover. Then select "FinePix REAL 3D W3" camera from the drop down list. See picture at right. Then navigate to the image folder by selecting "External Memory" => "DCIM" => "104_FUJI". The last part can be different, for example, "101_FUJI" or "102_FUJI". d. Double click on the correct picture, at the bottom you should see a larger preview of images from both the left lens and the right lens. Click "Open" button to attach the picture. The thumbnail will appear at the right side of the order form. See picture on previous page. e. Once all pictures are attached, click "Place Order" button to submit your order. A sales order will be issued automatically, and your can print the order form for your own records.
13 Frequently Asked Questions 1. Why are there no stripes in my picture? The stripes are produced by the camera flash through the projector lens, so when there are no stripes, it could be one or more of the following: a. The projector lens is not mounted. b. The lens cap of the projector is not removed. c. The camera's flash mode is not set to "Forced Flash". See "Camera Setting" section for details. 2. What files do I need to submit with my order? For the minimum, you need to submit the 3D pictures of the patient's feet, i.e., the MPO files. But generally speaking, you can submit any files which you consider necessary for your order. For example, 2D pictures of any foot conditions, scanned order form, etc. 3. How can I pack multiple files into one ZIP file? We recommend that you pack all files pertinent to your order into one ZIP file so that you don't have to upload multiple times for each order. You don't need any special software to do that, and here's how: a. Click the files you want to pack while holding the "Ctrl" key. This allows you to select multiple file in any order. b. Right click on one of the selected files. c. Choose "Send to" option from the pop up menu. d. Choose "Compressed folder" option from the sub menu. e. Enter a new name for it if you want to, or just f. press "Enter" key to accept what is there.
14
15
16
3D Capture. Using Fujifilm 3D Camera. Copyright Apis Footwear
3D Capture Using Fujifilm 3D Camera Copyright 201 3 Apis Footwear Assembly and Settings 1. Assembly If your camera came without the projector attached, then you need to do it yourself. First remove the
More informationWhich equipment is necessary? How is the panorama created?
Congratulations! By purchasing your Panorama-VR-System you have acquired a tool, which enables you - together with a digital or analog camera, a tripod and a personal computer - to generate high quality
More informationAF Area Mode. Face Priority
Chapter 4: The Shooting Menu 71 AF Area Mode This next option on the second screen of the Shooting menu gives you several options for controlling how the autofocus frame is set up when the camera is in
More informationOBJECT PHOTOGRAPHY. iskills Workshop October 12, :30 6:30pm
OBJECT PHOTOGRAPHY iskills Workshop October 12, 2017 4:30 6:30pm INTRODUCTION WORKSHOP OVERVIEW 1. Introduction to Object Photography 2. Brief orientation to the Canon Rebel 3. Automatic 4. Manual Mode
More informationGXCapture 8.1 Instruction Manual
GT Vision image acquisition, managing and processing software GXCapture 8.1 Instruction Manual Contents of the Instruction Manual GXC is the shortened name used for GXCapture Square brackets are used to
More informationNikon D7100 Camera Kit. -Checklist and Operations Manual-
Airborne Digital Reconnaissance System (ADRS) Nikon D7100 Camera Kit -Checklist and Operations Manual- V4.2 October 21, 2014 National Headquarters, Civil Air Patrol 2 1.0 Equipment Pre-Mission Check 1.1
More informationOTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS
OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS This chapter describes the other powerful features and functions that are available for recording. Exposure Compensation (EV Shift) Exposure compensation lets you change the exposure
More informationCHAPTER1: QUICK START...3 CAMERA INSTALLATION... 3 SOFTWARE AND DRIVER INSTALLATION... 3 START TCAPTURE...4 TCAPTURE PARAMETER SETTINGS... 5 CHAPTER2:
Image acquisition, managing and processing software TCapture Instruction Manual Key to the Instruction Manual TC is shortened name used for TCapture. Help Refer to [Help] >> [About TCapture] menu for software
More informationCTE BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDY GUIDE
CTE BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDY GUIDE VOCABULARY Histogram a graph of all tones in an image Image/adjust (hue/saturation, brightness/contrast) hue: color name (like green), saturation: how opaque (rich
More informationCamera controls. Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority & Manual
Camera controls Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority & Manual Aperture Priority In aperture priority mode, the camera automatically selects the shutter speed while you select the f-stop, f remember the
More informationAcknowledgments 13 Introduction 14 Chapter 1: Preliminary Setup Chapter 2: Basic Operations Chapter 3: Th e Shooting Modes
Contents Acknowledgments 13 Introduction 14 Chapter 1: Preliminary Setup 17 Setting Up the Camera 17 Charging and Inserting the Battery 17 Inserting the Memory Card 19 Setting the Language, Date, and Time
More informationSOP: Polyvar Met Light Microscope
SOP Polyvar Met Light Microscope Page 1 of 8 SOP: Polyvar Met Light Microscope 1. Scope 1.1 This document describes the standard operating procedure (SOP) for the Polyvar Met Light Microscope. 2. Table
More informationFocus Shift, the Basics: Stacking Focus
JANUARY 31, 2019 ADVANCED Focus Shift, the Basics: Stacking Focus Focus Shift: what it does and how to use it The D850 s handy focus shift feature is used chiefly to create the images for focus stacking,
More informationOptika ISview. Image acquisition and processing software. Instruction Manual
Optika ISview Image acquisition and processing software Instruction Manual Key to the Instruction Manual IS is shortened name used for OptikaISview Square brackets are used to indicate items such as menu
More informationOTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS
OTHER RECORDING FUNCTIONS This chapter describes the other powerful features and functions that are available for recording. Exposure Compensation (EV Shift) Exposure compensation lets you change the exposure
More informationSpecifications for Fujifilm FinePix S MP Digital Camera
Specifications for Fujifilm FinePix S8200 16.2MP Digital Camera Model name FinePix S8200, S8300 Number of effective pixels *1 16.2 million pixels Image sensor 1/2.3-inch CMOS with primary color filter
More informationQuick Tips for Taking Better Portraits
JANUARY 5, 2019 BEGINNER Quick Tips for Taking Better Portraits Suggested Lens choices, exposure settings and focus modes Featuring GARY SMALL D300, AF-S NIKKOR 24-85mm f/2.8-4d IF lens, 1/30 sec., f/2.8,
More informationInstructions: Editing a Photo Using Picasa 2. Allison Way and Charlie Windham ENG 313 February 27, 2008
Instructions: Editing a Photo Using Picasa 2 Allison Way and Charlie Windham ENG 313 February 27, 2008 ABOUT THIS PICASA 2 MANUAL This manual tells you how to edit any photo using a free and downloadable
More informationistar Panoramas for HDS Point Clouds Hugh Anderson Illustrations, descriptions and technical specification are not binding and may change.
istar Panoramas for HDS Point Clouds istar Panoramas for HDS Point Clouds Why use istar Panoramas for HDS Point Clouds Taking the Photographs Fitting the Panorama with ColourCloud Creating the Equirectangular
More informationgfm-app.com User Manual
gfm-app.com User Manual 03.07.16 CONTENTS 1. MAIN CONTROLS Main interface 3 Control panel 3 Gesture controls 3-6 2. CAMERA FUNCTIONS Exposure 7 Focus 8 White balance 9 Zoom 10 Memory 11 3. AUTOMATED SEQUENCES
More informationService Bulletin
Service Bulletin 09-094 Applies To: ALL October 30, 2010 Photos For Warranty Windshield Claims (Supersedes 09-094, dated February 23, 2010, to revise the information marked by the black bars) REVISION
More informationBASIC IMAGE RECORDING
BASIC IMAGE RECORDING BASIC IMAGE RECORDING This section describes the basic procedure for recording an image. Recording a Simple Snapshot The camera s Program AE Mode (P Mode) is for simple snapshots.
More informationHow to combine images in Photoshop
How to combine images in Photoshop In Photoshop, you can use multiple layers to combine images, but there are two other ways to create a single image from mulitple images. Create a panoramic image with
More informationPhotoshop Elements 3 Panoramas
Photoshop Elements 3 Panoramas One of the good things about digital photographs and image editing programs is that they allow us to stitch two or three photographs together to create one long panoramic
More informationIntroduction to: Microsoft Photo Story 3. for Windows. Brevard County, Florida
Introduction to: Microsoft Photo Story 3 for Windows Brevard County, Florida 1 Table of Contents Introduction... 3 Downloading Photo Story 3... 4 Adding Pictures to Your PC... 7 Launching Photo Story 3...
More informationA Beginner s Guide To Exposure
A Beginner s Guide To Exposure What is exposure? A Beginner s Guide to Exposure What is exposure? According to Wikipedia: In photography, exposure is the amount of light per unit area (the image plane
More informationExploring the Nikon D3200
C HAP T E R 1 AL Exploring the Nikon D3200 T CO PY RI GH TE D MA TE RI he Nikon D3200 is an amazing piece of machinery. It has features and specifications that surpass the top-end professional camera models
More informationBASIC IMAGE RECORDING
BASIC IMAGE RECORDING BASIC IMAGE RECORDING This section describes the basic procedure for recording an image. Recording an Image Aiming the Camera Use both hands to hold the camera still when shooting
More informationChapter 2-Digital Components
Chapter 2-Digital Components What Makes Digital Cameras Work? This is how the D-SLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) Camera works. The sensor This is the light sensitive part of your camera There are two basic
More informationNikon D7000 Camera Kit
Nikon D7000 Camera Kit -Checklist and Operations Manual- July 31, 2013 SRQ Composite Squadron, FLWG, Civil Air Patrol Page 1 of 30 1.0 Equipment Pre-Mission Check 1.1 Open the camera case and verify the
More informationKNOW YOUR CAMERA LEARNING ACTIVITY - WEEK 9
LEARNING ACTIVITY - WEEK 9 KNOW YOUR CAMERA Tina Konradsen GRA1 QUESTION 1 After reading the appropriate section in your prescribed textbook From Snapshots to Great Shots, please answer the following questions:
More informationChapter5 Camera Settings and Other Functions
Chapter5 Camera Settings and Other Functions Changing Camera Settings.. 106 Adding or Deleting a Folder... 106 Keep Settings... 108 Changing the LCD Confirmation Time... 109 Auto Power Off Setting... 110
More informationinphoto ID Canon and Olympus camera control software Automatic ID photography User Guide
inphoto ID Canon and Olympus camera control software Automatic ID photography User Guide 2006 Akond company 197342, Russia, St.-Petersburg, Serdobolskaya, 65a Phone/fax: +7(812)600-6918 Cell: +7(921)757-8319
More informationPhotomatix Light 1.0 User Manual
Photomatix Light 1.0 User Manual Table of Contents Introduction... iii Section 1: HDR...1 1.1 Taking Photos for HDR...2 1.1.1 Setting Up Your Camera...2 1.1.2 Taking the Photos...3 Section 2: Using Photomatix
More informationPHOTOGRAPHER S GUIDE TO THE CANON POWERSHOT S110
PHOTOGRAPHER S GUIDE TO THE CANON POWERSHOT S110 merical value. If you had it set to Auto before selecting Manual mode, the camera will reset it to ISO 80. And, as with Shutter Priority mode, if you set
More informationContents STARTUP MICROSCOPE CONTROLS CAMERA CONTROLS SOFTWARE CONTROLS EXPOSURE AND CONTRAST MONOCHROME IMAGE HANDLING
Operations Guide Contents STARTUP MICROSCOPE CONTROLS CAMERA CONTROLS SOFTWARE CONTROLS EXPOSURE AND CONTRAST MONOCHROME IMAGE HANDLING Nikon Eclipse 90i Operations Guide STARTUP Startup Powering Up Fluorescence
More informationDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERA MANUAL
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERA MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS KNOW YOUR CAMERA...1 SETTINGS SHUTTER SPEED...2 WHITE BALANCE...3 ISO SPEED...4 APERTURE...5 DEPTH OF FIELD...6 WORKING WITH LIGHT CAMERA SETUP...7 LIGHTING
More informationDSLR Essentials: Class Notes
DSLR Essentials: Class Notes The digital SLR has seen a surge in popularity in recent years. Many are enjoying the superior photographic experiences provided by these feature packed cameras. Interchangeable
More informationCAPTURING IMAGES ON THE HIGH-MAGNIFICATION MICROSCOPE
University of Virginia ITC Academic Computing Health Sciences CAPTURING IMAGES ON THE HIGH-MAGNIFICATION MICROSCOPE Introduction The Olympus BH-2 microscope in ACHS s microscope lab has objectives from
More informationcapture the tree Capture Your Holidays with Katrina Kennedy
Capture Your Holidays with Katrina Kennedy LESSON 2 capture the tree LESSON 2 OBJECTIVES: At the end of this lesson you will be able to: Create a photo of your Christmas tree using a slow shutter speed.
More informationQUANTUM Qflash T2 / X2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
QUANTUM Qflash T2 / X2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1.0 DESIGNATIONS T2 AND X2 1. Removable Reflector, two positions Normal and Wide angle. 2. Flash-tube 2A. Modeling Lamp (for Model X2 only) 3. Bounce Head,
More informationFujifilm FinePix T550
Fujifilm FinePix T550 Features 1.Wide-angle 24mm ** &12x Optical Zoom Lens in Slim Body Lens-shift image stabilization reduces the blur that tends to occur when the camera is zoomed in. Fujifilm's proprietary
More informationWORKFLOW GUIDE. Trimble TX8 3D Laser Scanner Camera and Nodal Ninja R1w/RD5 Bracket Kit
WORKFLOW GUIDE Trimble TX8 3D Laser Scanner Camera and Nodal Ninja R1w/RD5 Bracket Kit Version 1.00 Revision A August 2014 1 Corporate Office Trimble Navigation Limited 935 Stewart Drive Sunnyvale, CA
More informationOne Week to Better Photography
One Week to Better Photography Glossary Adobe Bridge Useful application packaged with Adobe Photoshop that previews, organizes and renames digital image files and creates digital contact sheets Adobe Photoshop
More informationinphoto ID Canon camera control software Automatic ID photography User Guide
inphoto ID Canon camera control software Automatic ID photography User Guide 2008 Akond company 197342, Russia, St.-Petersburg, Serdobolskaya, 65A Phone/fax: +7(812)600-6918 Cell: +7(921)757-8319 e-mail:
More informationSpecifications for Fujifilm FinePix F850EXR 16MP Digital Camera
Specifications for Fujifilm FinePix F850EXR 16MP Digital Camera Model name FinePix F850EXR Number of effective pixels 16.0 million pixels Image sensor 1/2-inch EXR CMOS with primary color filter Storage
More informationCameraRC Deluxe Version 2.4.3
CameraRC Deluxe Version 2.4.3 Copyright 2018 J-ProSoftware, LLC Table of Contents CameraRC Deluxe Help - Version 2.4.3 Welcome to CameraRC Deluxe for Nikon Cameras... Getting Started with CameraRC Deluxe...
More informationTechnical Guide for Radio-Controlled Advanced Wireless Lighting
Technical Guide for Radio-Controlled Advanced Wireless Lighting En Table of Contents An Introduction to Radio AWL 1 When to Use Radio AWL... 2 Benefits of Radio AWL 5 Compact Equipment... 5 Flexible Lighting...
More informationVHT New Photographer Training
VHT New Photographer Training VHT Photography General Requirements Apply to Signature and Premium Keep aperture between f8-f11 always ISO of 200 Shoot as jpg, Size Large and Quality Fine Always take additional
More informationBasic Tutorials Series: Import A Photograph. RenoWorks Support Team Document #HWPRO0003
Basic Tutorials Series: Import A Photograph RenoWorks Support Team Document #HWPRO0003 Import A Photograph 2 1 Import Your Own Photograph The Photo Import Wizard The Photo Import Wizard is the first tool
More information1 This chapter covers the key components of the Nikon
Exploring the Nikon D5000 1 C H A P T E R This chapter covers the key components of the Nikon D5000. These are the features that are most readily accessible because they are situated on the outside of
More informationWinston C Hall Tuner Photography
D4s Custom Banks Settings Shooting and Custom Setting Menus Created by: Winston C Hall Tuner Photography 714 D4s Shooting and Custom Settings Banks This guide is an outline of my recommendations for the
More informationSuggested FL-36/50 Flash Setups By English Bob
Suggested FL-36/50 Flash Setups By English Bob Over a period of time I've experimented extensively with the E system and its flash capabilities and put together suggested flash setups for various situations.
More informationDrive Mode. Details for each of these Drive Mode settings are discussed below.
Chapter 4: Shooting Menu 67 When you highlight this option and press the Center button, a menu appears at the left of the screen as shown in Figure 4-20, with 9 choices represented by icons: Single Shooting,
More informationFOCUS, EXPOSURE (& METERING) BVCC May 2018
FOCUS, EXPOSURE (& METERING) BVCC May 2018 SUMMARY Metering in digital cameras. Metering modes. Exposure, quick recap. Exposure settings and modes. Focus system(s) and camera controls. Challenges & Experiments.
More informationCapturing Realistic HDR Images. Dave Curtin Nassau County Camera Club February 24 th, 2016
Capturing Realistic HDR Images Dave Curtin Nassau County Camera Club February 24 th, 2016 Capturing Realistic HDR Images Topics: What is HDR? In Camera. Post-Processing. Sample Workflow. Q & A. Capturing
More informationèõ Changing Recording Modes Text Mode Continuous Shooting Mode Changing Flash Modes Flash Off Mode Auto Mode...
3 ADVANCED SHOOTING Chapter ëêå@å@ èõ Changing Recording Modes... 52 Text Mode... 52 Continuous Shooting Mode... 53 Changing Flash Modes... 55 Flash Off Mode... 56 Auto Mode... 57 Forced Flash Mode...
More informationHP Photosmart Mz60 series Digital Camera. User Guide
HP Photosmart Mz60 series Digital Camera User Guide Legal and notice information Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
More informationCreating Stitched Panoramas
Creating Stitched Panoramas Here are the topics that we ll cover 1. What is a stitched panorama? 2. What equipment will I need? 3. What settings & techniques do I use? 4. How do I stitch my images together
More informationMC3 Motion Control System Shutter Stream Quickstart
MC3 Motion Control System Shutter Stream Quickstart Revised 7/6/2016 Carousel USA 6370 N. Irwindale Rd. Irwindale, CA 91702 www.carousel-usa.com Proprietary Information Carousel USA has proprietary rights
More informationAdobe Photoshop CC 2018 Tutorial
Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 Tutorial GETTING STARTED Adobe Photoshop CC 2018 is a popular image editing software that provides a work environment consistent with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop,
More informationQuintic Hardware Tutorial Camera Set-Up
Quintic Hardware Tutorial Camera Set-Up 1 All Quintic Live High-Speed cameras are specifically designed to meet a wide range of needs including coaching, performance analysis and research. Quintic LIVE
More informationQuick Start Training Guide
Quick Start Training Guide To begin, double-click the VisualTour icon on your Desktop. If you are using the software for the first time you will need to register. If you didn t receive your registration
More informationExploring the Nikon D5300
CHAPTER 1 Exploring the Nikon D5300 Nikon s 5000 series of cameras occupy a special niche within the Nikon line of cameras. The D5300 is the only camera in Nikon s current lineup to feature the articulating
More informationAperture & Shutter Speed Review
Aperture & Shutter Speed Review Light Meters Your camera s light meter measures the available light in a scene. It does so by averaging all of the reflected light in the image to find 18% gray. By metering
More informationPhotoshop Exercise 2 Developing X
Photoshop Exercise 2 Developing X X-ray Vision: In this exercise, you will learn to take original photographs and combine them, using special effects. The objective is to create a portrait of someone holding
More informationGetting Started. with Easy Blue Print
Getting Started with Easy Blue Print User Interface Overview Easy Blue Print is a simple drawing program that will allow you to create professional-looking 2D floor plan drawings. This guide covers the
More informationGlassSpection User Guide
i GlassSpection User Guide GlassSpection User Guide v1.1a January2011 ii Support: Support for GlassSpection is available from Pyramid Imaging. Send any questions or test images you want us to evaluate
More informationName Digital Imaging I Chapters 9 12 Review Material
Name Digital Imaging I Chapters 9 12 Review Material Chapter 9 Filters A filter is a glass or plastic lens attachment that you put on the front of your lens to protect the lens or alter the image as you
More informationAperture & Shutter Speed Review
Aperture & Shutter Speed Review Light Meters Your camera s light meter measures the available light in a scene. It does so by averaging all of the reflected light in the image to find 18% gray. By metering
More informationPhotography Basics. The Media Co-op. An introduction to taking great photographs - print edition
Photography Basics An introduction to taking great photographs - print edition For anyone who has little or no photographic experience and wants to take photographs for journalistic, activist or documentary
More informationHP Photosmart R740 series Digital Camera. User Guide
HP Photosmart R740 series Digital Camera User Guide Legal and notice information Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
More informationThis has given you a good introduction to the world of photography, however there are other important and fundamental camera functions and skills
THE DSLR CAMERA Before we Begin For those of you who have studied photography the chances are that in most cases you have been using a digital compact camera. This has probably involved you turning the
More informationEPIC and EPIC 100 User Guide
EPIC and EPIC 100 User Guide 2012 GigaPan Systems GigaPan and the GigaPan logo are registered trademarks of Carnegie Mellon University licensed for use by GigaPan Systems. 2012 Carnegie Mellon University
More informationDigital camera modes explained: choose the best shooting mode for your subject
Digital camera modes explained: choose the best shooting mode for your subject On most DSLRs, the Mode dial is split into three sections: Scene modes (for doing point-and-shoot photography in specific
More informationPhoto One Digital Photo Shoots and Edits
Photo One Digital Photo Shoots and Edits You will submit photo shoots, unedited and you will submit selected edited images. The shoots will be explained first and the edits will be explained later on this
More informationEXAMINER+ Manual V.1. ARROWHEAD FORENSICS Strang Line Road Lenexa, Kansas PHONE FAX
P A R T O F T H E E L I T E S E R I E S ARROWHEAD FORENSICS 11030 Strang Line Road Lenexa, Kansas 66215 PHONE 913.894.8388 FAX 913.894.8399 www.arrowheadforensics.com EXAMINER+ Manual V.1 CONTENTS: Canon
More informationRicoh XR Speedlite 300P
Ricoh XR Speedlite 300P Posted 1-4-04 This manual is for reference and historical purposes, all rights reserved. This page is copyright by mike@butkus. M. Butkus, NJ. This page may not be sold or distributed
More informationSPECTRALIS Training Guide
SPECTRALIS Training Guide SPECTRALIS Diagram 1 SPECTRALIS Training Guide Table of Contents 1. Entering Patient Information & Aligning the Patient a. Start Up/Shut Down the System... 4 b. Examine a New
More informationTake Better Portraits
SEPTEMBER 4, 2018 BEGINNER Take Better Portraits Learn the elements of a good portrait photograph Featuring GARY SMALL It can't be that difficult, right? Your friend/spouse/child asks you to take his/her
More informationinphoto ID SLR Automatic ID photography With Canon SLR camera User Guide
inphoto ID SLR Automatic ID photography With Canon SLR camera User Guide 2014 Akond company Phone/fax: +7(812)384-6430 Cell: +7(921)757-8319 e-mail: info@akond.net akondsales@gmail.com http://www.akond.net
More informationAdvanced Diploma in. Photoshop. Summary Notes
Advanced Diploma in Photoshop Summary Notes Suggested Set Up Workspace: Essentials or Custom Recommended: Ctrl Shift U Ctrl + T Menu Ctrl + I Ctrl + J Desaturate Free Transform Filter options Invert Duplicate
More informationSPM QUICK TIPS VOLUME II. Inside This Booklet:
SPM QUICK TIPS VOLUME II Ten short articles on using features of the photo editing program StereoPhoto Maker created by Masuji Suto. Inside This Booklet: Setting the Stereo Window - p 2 Auto Alignment
More informationNV100HD. Quick search. Contents. 1 Basic functions. 2 Extended functions. 3 Shooting options. 4 Playback/Editing. 5 Appendix.
NV100HD This user manual includes detailed usage instructions for your camera. Please read this manual thoroughly. Click a button below for more information. Quick search Contents 1 Basic functions 2 Extended
More informationAs can be seen in the example pictures below showing over exposure (too much light) to under exposure (too little light):
Hopefully after we are done with this you will resist any temptations you may have to use the automatic settings provided by your camera. Once you understand exposure, especially f-stops and shutter speeds,
More informationSony PXW-FS7 Guide. October 2016 v4
Sony PXW-FS7 Guide 1 Contents Page 3 Layout and Buttons (Left) Page 4 Layout back and lens Page 5 Layout and Buttons (Viewfinder, grip remote control and eye piece) Page 6 Attaching the Eye Piece Page
More informationFor customers in USA This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
User manual For customers in North and South America For customers in USA This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
More information1/31/2010 Google's Picture Perfect Picasa
The Picasa software lets you organize, edit, and upload your photos in quick, easy steps. Download Picasa at http://picasa.google.com You'll be prompted to accept the terms of agreement. Click I Agree.
More informationSetting Up Your Camera Overview
Setting Up Your Camera Overview Lecture #1B LOUDEN 1 Digital Shooting: Setting up your Camera & Taking Photographs Watch this Video: Getting to Know Some Controls on Your Camera (DSLR CAMERAS): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wu63fbg27o&feature=rel
More informationCAMERA BASICS. Stops of light
CAMERA BASICS Stops of light A stop of light isn t a quantifiable measurement it s a relative measurement. A stop of light is defined as a doubling or halving of any quantity of light. The word stop is
More informationinphoto ID PS Automatic ID photography With Canon PowerShot camera User Guide
inphoto ID PS Automatic ID photography With Canon PowerShot camera User Guide 2018 Akond company Phone/fax: +7(812)384-6430 Cell: +7(921)757-8319 e-mail: info@akond.net akondsales@gmail.com http://www.akond.net
More informationSo far, I have discussed setting up the camera for
Chapter 3: The Shooting Modes So far, I have discussed setting up the camera for quick shots, relying on features such as Auto mode for taking pictures with settings controlled mostly by the camera s automation.
More informationQuintic Software Tutorial 3
Quintic Software Tutorial 3 Take a Picture 1 Tutorial 3 Take a Picture Contents Page 1. Photo 2. Photo Sequence a. Add shapes and angles 3. Export Analysis 2 Tutorial 3 Take a Picture 1. Photo Open the
More informationShutter Speed. Introduction. Lesson Four. A quick refresher:
Introduction Last week we introduced the concept of the Exposure Triangle and the goal to achieve correct exposure in our images, in other words...the image has enough light to best show off our subject
More informationCombine Black-and-White and Color
Combine Black-and-White and Color Contributor: Seán Duggan n Specialty: Fine Art Primary Tool Used: Smart Objects Combining color and black-and-white in the same image is a technique that has been around
More informationMastering Y our Your Digital Camera
Mastering Your Digital Camera The Exposure Triangle The ISO setting on your camera defines how sensitive it is to light. Normally ISO 100 is the least sensitive setting on your camera and as the ISO numbers
More informationIntroduction... 1 Part I: Fast Track to Super Snaps Part II: Taking Creative Control Part III: After the Shot
Contents at a Glance Introduction... 1 Part I: Fast Track to Super Snaps... 5 Chapter 1: Getting Up and Running...7 Chapter 2: Reviewing Five Essential Picture-Taking Options...39 Part II: Taking Creative
More informationHP Photosmart M730 series Digital Camera. User Guide
HP Photosmart M730 series Digital Camera User Guide Legal and notice information Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
More informationMIT CSAIL Advances in Computer Vision Fall Problem Set 6: Anaglyph Camera Obscura
MIT CSAIL 6.869 Advances in Computer Vision Fall 2013 Problem Set 6: Anaglyph Camera Obscura Posted: Tuesday, October 8, 2013 Due: Thursday, October 17, 2013 You should submit a hard copy of your work
More informationUser Manual. This User Manual will guide you through the steps to set up your Spike and take measurements.
User Manual (of Spike ios version 1.14.6 and Android version 1.7.2) This User Manual will guide you through the steps to set up your Spike and take measurements. 1 Mounting Your Spike 5 2 Installing the
More information