An ideal configuration for a presentation in a large hall
comprises JVC’s AV-P750 combined with a LCD
projector and a large video screen. The AV-P750 makes
an ideal configuration for large hall presentations.
With the growing popularity of video conferencing, the
AV-P750 can feed images in a teleconferencing system
and can be genlocked to other cameras.
In addition to projecting its own pictures, the AV-P750
can output images from other sources for subsequent
editing.
A handy camera panning function
lets you display surrounding
objects such as large presentation
materials on a wall, or even the
entire interior of a conference hall.
This is achieved by rotating the
manual camera control. It couldn’t
be easier to operate. Simply
remove the close-up lens, point the
camera head toward the object you
want to present, and rotate the
camera head control 180 degrees.
Close-up Lens
Camera
Head
Knob
Close-up Lens
The rear panel is equipped with a comprehensive array of input/output
connectors, as well as an RS-232C interface. So, the AV-P750 can be controlled
by a personal computer, and signals from the camera can be synchronized with
those from other audio-visual equipment making an integrated multi-media
presentations.
The front panel of the AV-P750 equipped with
microphone and audio (stereo) jacks allows the unit
to be linked directly with the sound system of
a conference hall or mobile audio equipment.
Camera Panning
35mm Slide Holder
Rear Panel
Control Panel
Front Panel
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Major Conference Seminar
Video Conferencing
Image Capturing and Editing
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A slide holder positioned just under the camera head ensures
that slide materials are precisely aligned and focused.
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This photo shows AV-P750U.