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Chapter 9: Support
Sensor coverage will only be a consideration if you
have a C-mount on the camera. The other mounts –
Canon EOS, Nikon F and PL, support 35 mm lenses and
cover the sensor easily. However, a standard 1" C-mount
lens may vignette, especially at shorter focal lengths.
We recommend the use of a 4/3" C-mount lens with the
LAB3a10 when equipped with a C-mount. We have a
selection of five different focal length 4/3" lenses from
KOWA available. These and other 4/3" C-mount lenses
are readily available from a variety of sources.
The native resolution of the Miro LC touchscreen is
800 x 480 pixels. The physical size is 4" diagonal, or
3.5 x 2.0" (87.5 x 52.5mm).
The Miro LC uses a capacitive LCD touchscreen.
Advantages of the capacitive screen include better
sensitivity and accuracy of the human touch, and also
better image rendition of the screen. Disadvantages
include the inability to wear gloves or use other devices
(like a stylus) to control the camera.
The touchscreen works best when the person controlling
it is also touching the casing around or in back of the
screen, or a metallic surface on the camera body. Some
people will naturally draw more current than others when
using a capacitive touchscreen, so the severity of this
potential issue can differ between person to person. If you
find this to be an issue, we recommend always holding the
back or edge of the screen while controlling it, or touch
any metallic surface on the camera with either hand.
This is not an issue when the camera is running on
AC power.
Yes the physical button on the side of the screen
marked with a square icon turns the menu display on and
off. When turning the menu off the screen automatically
resets. A good way to force the re-set is to double-click
that square button. The reset will take 5-10 seconds
before you can access the controls again.
What is the resolution and size of
the touch screen?
Is the touch screen resistive or
capacitive?
When running under battery power,
the touch screen seems to be
less receptive. Why?
The LAB3a10 at 1280 x1280
and with 10 micron pixels,
has an image circle that is
greater than 18 mm diameter.
What lensing can I use
to cover that area?