6.8 Camera Interfaces

On any camera interface, tap the illustrated icon to enter the "Camera Settings" interface. On the “Camera Settings” interface, you can perform the following operations: PDF p. 119

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On the “Camera Settings” interface, tap the illustrated icon to view the size and format of wide-angle camera photos. PDF p. 119

Original instruction with its control symbol

On the “Camera Settings” interface, tap the illustrated icon to view the resolution, frame rate of the wide-angle camera videos, and to set the video encoding and format. PDF p. 119

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Video encoding options are H.264 and H.265. PDF p. 119

Video format options are MOV and MP4. PDF p. 119

On the “Camera Settings” interface, tap the illustrated icon to view the size and format of infrared photos or videos and set the image mode and radiometric measurement function. PDF p. 119

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Two image modes are available, that is, “Manual” and “Auto”. PDF p. 119

If the “Manual” mode is set, you can adjust the "Contrast" and "Brightness". PDF p. 119

Turn On/Off Radiometric Measurement PDF p. 119

Tap the button to the right of "Radiometric Measurement" to turn on or off the radiometric measurement function. PDF p. 119

If this function is turned on, you can set the image enhancement, isotherm, emissivity, and temperature alarm. PDF p. 119

If this function is turned off, both "Radiometric Measurement Mode" and "FFC " cannot be set. PDF p. 120

On the “Camera Settings” interface, tap the illustrated icon to perform advanced settings for the camera: PDF p. 120

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Select Camera PDF p. 120

You can select one or more camera lens. After a shooting lens is selected, when you tap the illustrated or illustrated icon, the selected lens will simultaneously take photos or record videos. For unselected lenses, the shooting function will be unavailable. PDF p. 120

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Grid can assist with picture composition during shooting. You can select one or more grid styles. PDF p. 120

When multiple grid styles are selected, the grid styles will be superimposed and displayed on all camera interfaces. PDF p. 120

Defogging can make the shooting or recording scene more transparent and enhance color contrast and is used to eliminate the "fogging phenomenon" in the picture or the lack of picture clarity caused by smog. PDF p. 120

The stronger the defog intensity, the darker the image. PDF p. 120

Turn On/Off Stamps/Subtitles PDF p. 120

Once this function is enabled, the shot images will include the set stamp. PDF p. 120

Turn On/Off Pre-recording PDF p. 120

If this function is turned on, the aircraft will start recording 15 seconds in advance (tap the illustrated icon). PDF p. 120

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The pre-recording function can prevent missing important shots when the aircraft is flying rapidly. The pre-recorded videos will be saved in the "PreRccorder" folder in the remote controller's root directory. PDF p. 120

The histogram can display the distribution of pixels in the images captured by the camera, thereby reflecting the exposure of the images. PDF p. 120

1. If the histogram function is turned on, a floating "Histogram" window will be generated on the screen of the remote controller, and you can drag the "Histogram" window to any area on the screen. Tap the "Close" button in the upper-right corner of the window to turn off the histogram function. PDF p. 120

Set Storage Location PDF p. 120

You can choose "SD Card" or "Internal Storage" as the storage location. Also, you can format the corresponding storage location. PDF p. 120

Reset Camera Parameters PDF p. 120

Restore the camera parameters to default settings. PDF p. 120

View Camera Model PDF p. 120

View the gimbal camera model. PDF p. 120

In the flight application, tap the illustrated icon in the corner of the "IR” Camera interface, or tap the illustrated icon after entering the “Wide Angle” camera interface, to enter the "IR" full-screen interface. PDF p. 121

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In the flight application, tap the illustrated icon in the corner of the "Wide Angle" Camera interface, or tap the illustrated icon after entering the "IR" camera interface, to enter the "Wide Angle" Camera full-screen interface. PDF p. 121

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EVO Lite 6K Enterprise aircraft can display the “Wide Angle” Camera interface after connecting to the remote controller. PDF p. 121

EVO Lite 640T Enterprise aircraft can display the “Wide Angle” Camera interface and “IR” camera interface after connecting to the remote controller. PDF p. 121

While shooting, tap the illustrated dynamic icon, and the wide angle zoom factor setting window will pop up. A maximum of 16x digital zoom is supported. You can drag up or down to zoom in or out on the picture captured by the wide angle camera, so as to flexibly shoot objects at different distances. PDF p. 121

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Tap the illustrated icon to enter the "Camera Settings" interface and perform relevant settings. For more information, see “6.8.1 Camera Function Access” in this chapter. PDF p. 121

Original instruction with its control symbol

When the “Wide Angle” camera photo size is set as “12M”, up to 16 x digital zoom is supported; when it is set as “48M”, up to 8 x digital zoom is supported. PDF p. 121

After tapping the illustrated icon, you can scroll up and down in the pop-up drop-down list to select a color palette. PDF p. 121

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After selection, the images from the thermal camera will be displayed in the color style of the selected color palette. PDF p. 121

Tap the illustrated icon to enter the "Camera Settings" interface and perform relevant settings. For more information, see “6.8.1 Camera Function Access” in this chapter. PDF p. 121

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Tap the " icon or the " 0-5050 " icon to switch between radiometric measurement modes. PDF p. 121

High gain mode (-20°C to 150°C): This mode has higher radiometric measurement accuracy but a smaller radiometric measurement range compared with the low gain mode. PDF p. 121

Low gain mode ( 0 ^ { \circ } \mathsf { C } to 5 5 0 ^ { \circ } \mathsf { C } ) { \mathrm { : } } : This mode has a larger radiometric measurement range but lower radiometric measurement accuracy compared with the high gain mode. PDF p. 122

Tap the illustrated icon to enable the FFC calibration function. PDF p. 122

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While shooting, tap the illustrated dynamic icon, and the infrared zoom factor setting window will pop up. You can drag up or down to zoom in or out on the picture captured by the thermal camera, so as to flexibly shoot objects at different distances. PDF p. 122

Original instruction with its control symbol

The radiometric measurement mode and FFC calibration functions can be used only after the infrared radiometric measurement function is enabled in the camera settings. PDF p. 122

The IR camera of EVO Lite 640T Enterprise gimbal supports up to 16x digital zoom. PDF p. 122

While shooting, do not aim the infrared thermal imaging camera at strong energy sources such as the sun, lava, laser beams, and molten metal, to avoid damaging the infrared detector. PDF p. 122

The temperature of the measured target should be within 600°C. Over-temperature measurements can cause burns and damage to the infrared detector. PDF p. 122