In the Camera definitions list, each entry corresponds to a lens data file belonging to a specific combination of a camera and a lens. Adjust the Pan Virtual property until the virtual grid is parallel with the walls: It will help to position the virtual marker later. It is advisable to set up the virtual grid to be aligned with the real wall of your studio. If you use a standalone device for zoom/focus encoders you can also define an independent delay for this device. If this is the case adjust Tracking Delay until you have a perfectly synchronized starting and stopping. Of course, if you move the camera the real and virtual parts will glide relative to each other at first since you haven’t yet done the proper calibration.īut you’ll see if the starting/stopping of their motion is not in sync. On the bottom preview panel and also on all defined outputs you’ll see the camera input superposed by a schematic helper image of the virtual space. If you have one tracking system that sends both kinds of data then specify it in Tracking Device only. IMPORTANT: do not specify the same tracking device both as Tracking Device and Zoom Device, because you'll get doubled rotation values. If you use standalone zoom/focus encoders that are independent of the camera tracking system specify the device representing them in the Zoom Device property. Select the tracking device installed on the camera: Video Input is set to Mapped #1 by default, so if you’ve set it up in Startup Configuration it will work right away. Setting up the tracking deviceĪfter starting the application you’ll see a property editor near the left side of the window. We suggest you do not map the tracking systems in Device Mapper, instead switch between them later in the application. If you haven’t yet defined the tracking system(s) used you can do it in the Manage Devices section as described in Setting Up Virtual Sets with Tracked Cameras. The added cameras naturally must be equipped with a tracking system. You can map multiple inputs as well if you want to calibrate multiple cameras connecting to the same PC.
To have tracking perfectly synchronized with the camera input image it’s advisable to define an SDI output with the same frame rate as the camera input has.Īlso, map the camera input as usual.
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For example, if you want to watch the picture both on your PC monitor and on an SDI display you have to set up it like this: You can define any number of outputs, each of them will show the same picture. Its Startup Configuration window is nearly identical to the Composer’s one. For this purpose, Aximmetry has a separate application named Camera Calibrator.
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