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MECHA User’s Guide v.06 ‒ Dual Axis
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In case of Single Axis MECHA, for a panorama made with 50 mm lens, you
need to manually tilt the upper rail or camera up or down.
MECHA will show you when to do this, and also shows you the value for
tilting on the LEDs, and waits until you tilt and confirm the tilting.
To understand what is displayed on the LEDs, please see the
Table of
Equivalences: LEDs - Characters .
If a Single MECHA is running a DAC preset, when rotation is needed along
the second axis, MECHA will pause and show on LEDs the angle for rotation
along the second axis.
The value is rounded to the nearest integer and is displayed as follows, for
example, for a tilt of 45°:
:45
or
:-45
if the value is negative.
0
is considered to be the level position (horizontal).
You can use
-
as tilting up or tilting down, depending on the desired order,
upper part first, or lower part first.
When you will add a second MECHA to the single one, thus having a MECHA
DAC, the same preset will work automatically without pause, unless you
manually add some pauses in script.
As a result of this new feature, the auto generated script, when the focal
length is inputted, will not contain any pauses, the pauses will occur
automatically if a single MECHA is used.
Please see the
User Interface (UI) — Shots for more details about how to use
the focal length.