Why is there a black ring around the image or dark corners (vignetting) on my Chronos 2.1-HD Digital Camera?
If you're seeing a black ring around the image or dark corners (vignetting) on your Chronos Digital Camera, it's likely because the lens is too small for the sensor. Some lenses don’t cover the entire image sensor. Try changing to a different lens with a larger image circle.
What causes a negative ghost image on Chronos 2.1-HD Digital Camera?
A negative ghost image visible over the normal image on your Chronos Digital Camera is caused by performing a Black Calibration without the lens cap on, or with the aperture open. Perform Black Calibration again by closing the aperture fully or covering the lens.
What to do if focus is slightly wrong on Chronos Digital Camera?
If the focus is slightly wrong on your Chronos Digital Camera, and proper focus is out of range, it could be due to a mis-adjusted back-focus. Re-adjust the back-focus. Also, the Computar 12.5-75mm lens, among others, is slightly soft at fully wide aperture. Close aperture slightly and retry. Try f/2 or smaller.
Steps to disable the camera's shipping mode upon first use.
Adjusting image resolution and frame rate for recording.
Step-by-step guide to performing a black calibration for image quality.
Various methods to adjust the camera's white balance settings.
Explanation of how the camera stores recorded video frames in RAM.
Setting up triggers to stop recording or control exposure start.
Using external inputs to directly control the camera's shutter.
Saving video to storage devices and selecting regions for export.
Methods to connect to and operate the camera via a web browser.
Steps to correctly set the back-focus for prime lenses.
Procedure for adjusting back-focus for zoom lenses.
Troubleshooting steps for power, battery, and video display problems.
Solutions for blurry images, vignetting, and ghosting issues.
How to adjust recorded video size and position on the sensor.
Configuring frame rate, exposure time, and analog gain (ISO) settings.
Setting input thresholds and selecting trigger types like Record End Trigger.
Configuring shutter gating, pullup resistors, and debounce filters for triggers.
Using sliders to set pre-record, pre-trigger, and post-trigger delays.
Detailed configuration of trigger delay parameters and reset functions.
Using presets or custom settings to correct lighting temperature.
Controls for white balance, custom settings, and color matrix.
Configuring bits per pixel, max bitrate, and saved file framerate for H.264.
Installing software updates from external media or package repositories.
General| Brand | Chronos |
|---|---|
| Model | 2.1-HD |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
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