Canon VK-16 Setting Manual page 81

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Step 2: Choose a preset angle and adjust backlight compensation
Tick Preset Tour to switch among multiple preset positions sequentially (VB-C300,
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VB-C50i/VB-C50iR, VB-C50FSi, VB-C50Fi only). Click Settings... to specify the
order to switch among presets. Refer to P. 96 for how to set the preset tour.
Select On or Off from the Backlight drop-down menu (You can set the backlight
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compensation to High, Medium, Low or Off for VB-C300, VB-C50i/VB-C50iR, VB-
C50FSi and VB-C50Fi).
Selecting Not Specified accepts whatever backlighting the Camera Server offers.
● Camera angle can be changed by moving your mouse pointer
in the Preview area to display controls. Click the controls to
Note pan, tilt and zoom (→ P. 66).
● After the camera has been controlled, the preset will be set to
Custom. The value this is set to will be the value used for
recording and the position set will be the position recorded. If
you set a preset position using the digital zoom of the VB-
C300, the viewing angle may be misaligned.
● If you select Not Specified the Storage Server does not attempt to
change the setting, rather it accepts whatever resolution/mode the
Camera Server offers. If the camera angle is changed from the
Viewer, the changed setting is used for recording.
● In the following cases the Storage Server records whatever
the Camera Server currently displays;
- Multiple number of cameras are connected to VB150 with the
- VB-C50i/VB-C50iR, VB-C50FSi, VB-C50Fi with an external
● During initializing the camera head position of VB-C50i/VB-
C50iR, the camera head moves to face front, and then moves
back to the current position. Please note that video will be
recorded during this time.
Video Input set to Single.
camera connected and have configured the Use External
Video Input.
Configure Normal Recording
In the Preview field a live preview is
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given of the selected camera view
when connected.
Select a Preset camera position from
the drop-down menu of available
camera angles, to retain a live preview
from that angle.
Alternatively, move your mouse
pointer in the Preview area to display
controls and clicking to pan, tilt and
zoom (→ P. 66).
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