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Magnus MIPS - Control Panel Features Overview; Shutter Speed Control; Back Light Compensation (BLC); Gain Control

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Clicking on the control option on the menu bar will display the control panel. The control panel can be used to make
changes to the camera settings. The various control features are available as under :
Shutter Speed
Auto mode : In Low Light Conditions, to get quality image, the shutter speed is automatically adjusted according to the overall light level
Flicker less Mode : is used to prevent fluctuations in image brightness when operating under fluorescent lighting.
Back Light Compensation (BLC)
Under normal lighting conditions, with the electric Iris control activated, the camera will automatically adjust the image brightness so that all parts of the image
are visible.
Mirror Mode
The mirror mode option is simply used to provide a mirror inversion of the image. This feature is used when the camera is viewing the subject through a mirror.
Edge Enhancement
Edge enhancement is used to make the edges of lines appear sharper and more distinct. It gives the appearance of increased resolution, but in reality the
resolution is determined purely by the number of pixels, and is fixed.
The effect of edge enhancement is illustrated in Fig.
Gain Control
The gain control provides a means of controlling the overall image brightness.
The gain control can be set to automatic, in which case the camera will automatically adjust to variation in illumination and subject matter.
Gain Control low (top image) and high (lower image)
White Balance (WB)
The White Balance control function is used to change the color settings within the camera so that white appears white. There is an Automatic White Balance
mode, in which the camera automatically adjusts according to the scene content.
Snapshot
The "Set Snap Image Folder" button is used to change the location where snapshot images will be saved. The files are saved to the user's desktop by default.
The "Snap" button is used to grab an image from the camera.
The files are stored as Bitmap (BMP) files.
Reset
The Reset feature is used to restore all the settings to the factory default values.
MIPS
Using The Control Panel