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OSD MENU OVERVIEW
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USER MANUAL
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MENU
Exposure
Color
Image
P/T/Z
Noise Reduction
Setup
Tracking Config
Communication Setup
Restore Default
[Home] Enter
[Menu] Exit
EXPOSURE
Mode
ExpCompMode
Backlight
Gain Limit
Anti-Flicker
Meter
DRC
Select Item
Change Value
[Menu] Exit
Auto
Off
Off
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50Hz
Average
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This camera menu structure is designed for
professional users who require fine-tuned
control over various settings to achieve optimal
video quality. The settings are organized into
logical categories, allowing you to configure
exposure, color, image quality, P/T/Z control,
noise reduction, setup options, and communi-
cation.
1. EXPOSURE
Exposure settings control how much light the
camera captures, directly affecting the
image’s brightness, contrast, and detail visibili-
ty in both well-lit and low-light environments.
• Mode (Auto/Manual/SAE/AAE/Bright):
Determines how exposure is adjusted
based on the scene.
◦ Auto: The camera automatically adjusts
exposure to balance lighting conditions,
ideal for situations where light changes
frequently.
▪ ExposureCompMode (Off/On):
Toggles exposure compensation,
which adjusts for backlighting or
uneven lighting conditions.
▪ ExpComp (-7/+7): Fine-tunes
exposure to increase or
decrease brightness. Use posi-
tive values for underexposed
scenes or negative values for
overexposed conditions.
▪ Backlight (Off): If turned on, this
feature enhances detail in backlit
scenes, useful for capturing subjects
against bright backgrounds (e.g.,
windows, bright lights).
▪ Gain Limit (0 to 15): Restricts maxi-
mum gain to reduce noise, helpful
for maintaining image quality in
low-light conditions.
▪ Anti-Flicker (50Hz/60Hz): Matches
the camera’s refresh rate to artificial
lighting frequency to eliminate
flickering. Set to 50Hz in regions
with 50Hz power frequency (e.g.,
Europe) or 60Hz for 60Hz regions
(e.g., USA).
▪ Meter (Average/Centre/Smart/Top):
Defines the metering mode, which
determines how the camera mea-
sures the light across the frame.
▪ Average: Measures overall light
across the frame; good for
evenly lit scenes.
▪ Centre: Prioritizes the center of
the frame; useful for focusing on
a centered subject.
▪ Smart: Dynamically adjusts
metering based on detected
subjects or faces.
▪ Top: Focuses on the upper part
of the frame, ideal for scenes
where light sources are over-
head.
▪ DRC (1 to 8): Adjusts dynamic range
to manage highlights and shadows,
enhancing details in high-contrast
scenes. Higher values increase
detail in both bright and dark areas.
◦ Manual: Provides complete control over
exposure settings, suitable for static
lighting conditions or professional
adjustments.
▪ Iris (e.g., F1.8): Controls the aperture
size; lower values (e.g., F1.8) allow
more light, while higher values (e.g.,
F11) reduce light intake. Use wider
apertures for low light or a shallow
depth of field.
▪ Shutter (e.g., 1/125): Sets the speed
at which the shutter opens and
closes. Faster shutter speeds (e.g.,
1/250 or 1/500) are recommended
for capturing fast motion, while
slower speeds (e.g., 1/30) enhance
light intake but may introduce
motion blur.
▪ Gain (0 to 7): Amplifies the video
signal to boost brightness in
low-light scenes. Lower values (e.g.,
0-2) produce cleaner images, while
higher values increase noise.
▪ DRC (1 to 8): Manually adjusts
dynamic range for balanced con-
trast in high-contrast scenes.
◦ SAE (Shutter Priority Auto Exposure):
Fixes the shutter speed while the
camera automatically adjusts other
parameters (gain, iris) to maintain
optimal exposure.
▪ Shutter: Select based on motion
capture requirements (e.g., 1/500
for fast sports, 1/60 for general
scenes).
▪ Gain Limit and Meter: Same as in
Auto mode.
▪ DRC: Enhances shadow detail while
maintaining highlights.
◦ AAE (Aperture Priority Auto Exposure):
Fixes the iris setting, allowing the
camera to adjust other parameters
automatically. This mode is ideal for
controlling depth of field while keeping
exposure stable.
▪ Iris: Adjust for desired background
blur.
▪ Anti-Flicker/Meter/DRC: Same as
in Auto mode.
◦ Bright: Maximizes image brightness in
extremely low-light conditions.
▪ Bright (0 to 17): Sets a high bright-
ness level by increasing gain and
other parameters. Recommended
for dimly lit areas like night scenes.
▪ Gain Limit: Restricts maximum gain
to reduce excessive noise.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | BirdDog |
| Model | X4 Ultra |
| Categorie | Bewakingscamera |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 3012 MB |
