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Select the preferred maximum frame rate based on the scene requirements.
For devices with HDR X:
The HDR X sensor modes provide much improved dynamic range over the 50/60 fps high
frame rate modes, and provides maximum detail in all scenes, even in challenging scenes with
dark and bright areas in the same shot.
In the Enhance menu, the High dynamic range setting allows further options to optimize the
HDR X mode for fast motion or maximum dynamic range. The default HDR X - Motion
optimized setting ensures an improved dynamic range without the downsides of traditional
HDR which makes this default setting ideal for most scenes, even with fast motion.
The 50 / 60 fps mode does not support HDR X and therefore has a limited dynamic range. This
mode can be used if very fast moving objects are captured in the scene for which 25 / 30 fps
would result in missing objects or too few frames of the object of interest.
Note: As exposure time is not directly related to the device's frame rate, there is no need to
select a high frame rate to ensure images without motion blur. The 25 / 30 fps HDR X mode is
just as capably as the 50 / 60 fps high frame rate mode.
Image rotation
This device has four image rotation options:
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Select the option that best suits the device mounting position.
The upright modes (90° and 270°) are good for vertical scenes, such as hallways or
perimeters. When these options are selected, the aspect ratio and the signaling to the
interfaces change (example, 16:9 to 9:16).
If the device is mounted in its normal position, select 0°.
The end result is shown in the Live preview.
Mirror image
Select On to output a mirror image of the device picture.
The end result is shown in the Live preview.
Electronic image stabilization
Select On to activate Electronic image stabilization to compensate for any vibration or
oscillation effects in the device.
By stabilizing the image and reducing unwanted scene movements, Electronic image
stabilization minimizes detail loss in the scene and optimizes bitrate usage.
The image crop percentage for Electronic image stabilization can be configured in the Lens
Wizard menu.
Lens Wizard
The camera view is configured with the Lens Wizard.
You can use the wizard to configure the field of view and focus of the lens.
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90° - upright
180°
270° - upright
Live Video window
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The Live Video window shows a live video stream. Click in the live video window to
move the device and center its field of view at the selected position. The device also
automatically levels the horizon.
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On some browsers, such as Firefox and Chrome, a rectangle can be drawn on the
live video window. The device automatically centers the field of view at the selected
position, levels the horizon and also zooms in.
User manual
DINION 7100i IR
Bosch Security Systems B.V.
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