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Phantom Miro LAB / LC / R Series Camera Manual
No, Vision Research has not identified a stylus to work with
the Miro LC. The screen only responds to a human touch.
The screen has a glossy surface with sufficient bright-
ness to work OK in bright sunlight. It is rated up to 40°C,
however on hot sunny days we recommend keeping the
screen out of direct sunlight as much as possible.
A handy feature on all LC cameras is the threshold mode.
Tap the top button on the front of the camera (autoset)
to cycle through threshold, zoom, and live video tools.
Threshold mode makes it easy to see the sections of the
image that are overexposed.
The camera’s menu system allows you to review the
amount of takes on the CineFlash, their size, and the
drive’s remaining capacity. However, they cannot be played
back on the screen. Files that are still in the
camera’s RAM can, however, be played over video and
on the screen.
There are two ways to view and save stored Cine files
from CineFlash drives. The camera can be connected to
Phantom PCC software via an Ethernet connection, or the
drive can be mounted outside the camera via a CineFlash
Dock where files can be viewed and saved over an eSata
connection, from PC or Mac operating systems.
This means that cine, in internal DRAM, has not yet been
saved and will be lost if erased or if power is lost. Once
the cine is saved to CineFlash, the asterisk will disappear.
If you double tap on any cine in the cine list display, all
cines with the same save state will be selected. This way,
you can save all unsaved cines, or delete all saved cines.
Can saved Cine files in the
CineFlash drive be reviewed on
the LCD screen?
How well does the LCD screen
work in daylight?
What does the ‘*’ symbol next to a
Cine number on the
Cine list display mean?
Is there any way to select multiple
Cines for deletion or saving?
Can I use a stylus with the
Miro LC screen?