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Phantom Miro LAB / LC / R Series Camera Manual
Gamma is the nonlinear relationship between signal
level and brightness output of pixels, (a small signal level
change at low voltage produces a larger variation in
brightness than the same change in level at high voltage).
A linear gamma would have the value of 1.0. The cam-
era’s default gamma setting is 2.2, which is a standard
Rec709 compensation for most video monitors.
With IBAT (Image-Based Auto-Trigger) Enable set to ‘On’
the camera triggers itself when the image changes occur
in a selectable region of the frame.
Defines the size of the area (width x height) in pixels to
check for an auto-trigger event.
Defines the position of the ‘IBAT Area’ from the top left
of the image at 0,0.
Defines the number of frames (interval) between updates
the auto-trigger region is checked.
Defines the amount a pixel value must change for
auto-trigger purposes.
Defines the number of partitions, (15 segments maxi-
mum), the camera’s internal memory buffer (RAM) will be
evenly divided into.
End of recording (automatic actions) can be set to:
Play and Save, Play and Restart, Save and Restart, Play,
Save and Restart.
Changes the menu display to the desired language.
With ‘Advanced Settings’ set to ‘Off’, the menu ends here,
and all advanced parameters are set to the camera’s
defaults.
With ‘Advanced Settings’ set to ‘On’, the menu expands
and the camera’s full functionality can be accessed.
Allows for plus / minus two f-stops from the default value
of 50% of average exposure.
Master Gamma
IBAT Enable
IBAT Area
IBAT Position
IBAT Speed
IBAT Sensitivity
RAM Partitions
At End of Recording
Language
Advanced Settings
Auto Exp. Comp.