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■ Rotate Camera Video (GX-8)
The maximum frame size for the GX-8 camera is 1024x1280.
The GX-8 viewfinder and video monitor is landscape oriented so to display the entire camera
image, the left and right of the monitor can be blank and the image displayed is shrunk.
The GX-8 video rotation function rotates the video output 90° in the counter clockwise direction,
and by positioning the viewfinder rotated 90° in the clockwise direction, the portrait oriented
image can be displayed in the entire screen.
To rotate the video, select any of the following with “Rotate Video”’ in the camera configuration
information in the “Camera Details” dialogue or the “List of Camera Settings” window.
0 The video is displayed without rotating the image.
270 The video is displayed by rotating the image 90° in the counter clockwise
direction.
The PC live image is not rotated with the video rotation function.
Refer to page 3-21 for PC live image rotation.
■ Composite Display
While a camera is connected, a live camera image and a specific image file can be combined
for display.
Composite display is a function for comparison with previously photographed images and is
useful when coordinating the camera angle or the position of photographed subjects. A
snapshot image of a previously saved live display is used for comparing the photographed
position or subject position so adjustments can be made.
Click “Snapshot” in the file menu and save the live image or file image currently displayed as
a still image file (TIFF,BMP,and JPEG).
Procedures for Composite Display
(1) Specify the composite image file in “Select Composite File” in the view menu.
(2) Select the standard (height/width) for the still image magnification with “Fit Direction
(Portrait, Landscape)” in the view menu.
(3) Click “Composite Display ON/OFF” in the view menu to display the composite image of
the live camera image and the still file image.