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Exposure Compensation
You can adjust the exposure compensation level:
1.
2.
3.
Image Flip
The image flip function lets you track an object continually as it passes directly beneath the
camera. You can select one of the following image flip modes:
Mode
M.E.
Image
Off (default)
To set the image flip mode:
1.
2.
3.
Navigate to PTZ
Camera.
Under Misc (see
Figure
5-11), in the Sharpness drop-down list, type or select a value
from 1 (least sharp) to 15 (sharpest) for the camera sharpness level (default is 3).
Click Set to save the setting.
Navigate to PTZ
Camera.
Under Misc (see
Figure
5-11), in the ExpComp drop-down list, type or select a value from
1 to 15 for the camera exposure compensation level (default is 8).
Click Set to save the setting.
Table 5-3
Image Flip Modes
Description
M.E. mode employs a mechanical image flip. As the camera tracks an
object passing underneath it, it tilts down to the maximum tilt angle, quickly
pans 180°, and then tilts upward to continue tracking the object.
Image mode employs a digital image flip. As the camera tracks an object
passing underneath it, it tilts down to the maximum tilt angle, reverses the
image digitally, and then tilts upward to continue tracking the object.
Disable image flip mode.
Navigate to PTZ
Camera.
Under Misc (see
Figure
5-11), in the Flip drop-down list, select one of the following:
•
M.E. to enable the mechanical image flip mode.
•
Image to enable the digital image flip mode.
•
Off (default) to disable the image flip function.
Click Set to save the setting.
Note
This image flip function is automatically disabled when the privacy mask function
is enabled. However, the M.E. image flip function (mechanical image flip
function) can be used when the privacy mask function is enabled (see
Mask Settings on page 62
Configuring PTZ Settings | 69
for more information).
Privacy
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