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No Light Adjustments Necessary
Recordings Behind the Unit
The light system is optimized for the working surface and there is never a need for
any light adjustments.
The camera arm can be moved up and down at an angle of 90 degrees. The light is
fixed onto the camera arm and moves together with the camera. Therefore, it is also
possible to illuminate the area in front or behind the working surface.
The light of the Visualizers is focused on the working surface. Neither the audience
nor the speaker will be blinded in a darkened room and there is no disturbing stray
light from the Visualizer on the projection screen.
For recording objects at greater distances to the device, the close-up lens of the
Visualizers can be hinged away from the camera. It won't get lost because it remains
attached to the unit.
Recordings in Front of the
Unit - with "Image Flip"
When objects are too big to be placed on the working surface or need to be shown
from the side (like glasses of liquids etc.), the camera head and the light of the
portable Visualizers can be turned to accommodate them.
In this way a Visualizer can be used like a video camera, to record people, large
objects, pictures or charts in a room.
The Visualizer can not only record objects from
behind the unit. The camera head can also be
turned to record in front of the unit.
This is perfect for recording a speaker or charts on
a wall behind the speaker. When the camera is
turned to record in front of the unit, the image is
automatically turned around 180 degrees ("image
flip"), because normally such recordings would be
upside down.
Not many Visualizers can record outside of the working surface because tilting the
camera and light requires high-grade mechanical components.
WolfVision's VZ-8 series Visualizers feature a very sophisticated camera/light hinge
which provides a large shooting area outside of the working surface.
The total tilt range of the camera is 220 degrees.
The camera can be tilted 100° towards the audience and 120° towards the speaker.
220° Tilt Range of Camera
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