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WideSHOT WallVIEW USB System

WideSHOT WallVIEW USB Document Number 342-0696 Rev. B Page 14 of 44

RAMING THE

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SHOT’

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HOT

When framing the shot with a WideSHOT Camera, consider and review the following elements:

 The area should be well lit and without reflective surfaces. For wall surfaces, use a flat paint or wall

coverings to minimize audio reflections. Use neutral colors, for example; pale grey, pale blue or beige that

are easy for any camera to process.

 Avoid white and black or a stark contrast color pallet, avoid placing a big old white board in the background,

and avoid complex décor in view of the camera (modern art like stuff). Avoid glass, chrome, mirrors, and

glass on table tops to minimize the lighting and audio reflections.

 Always avoid having a window in the camera shot as sunlight can be very disruptive of camera performance.

Window treatments are a must for rooms with windows to achieve evenly lit space without direct sunlight.

 Never position the camera so that any ceiling lights are in the video frame. No one sits anywhere near the

ceiling and direct lighting in the frame can be problematic for the automatic functions of the camera.

The bottom line is simple, give the camera a chance to work well in the room and excellent video is the result.

There are many room set up primers available on today’s internet for reference.

Drawing: A Small 10’ wide x 12’ long Conference Room with a WideSHOT HD

WideSHOT set at the wide end (82.2°).

Drawing: A Bigger Small 12’ wide x 16’ long Conference Room with WideSHOT HD

WideSHOT set at the wide end 82.2° - Lt. Blue

WideSHOT reset to approx. 58° - Rose

82.2°

58.0°

82.2°

The WideSHOT HD camera set to

the full wide end of 82.2°, in this

example, is too wide for this room

and will not render any real detail

such as facial expressions and

other mannerisms of the meeting

participants.

The WideSHOT can be zoomed

into a tighter shot (58°or tighter -

rose viewing angle) allowing all the

subjects in this room to be seen on

camera while still providing the

details needed for effective visual

communications.

Please see Setting the WideSHOT

Lens section on page 6.

The WideSHOT HD camera set to the full wide

end of 82.2° is an excellent choice for small

(huddle) conferencing rooms that range from 8’

(2.44m) to 12’ (3.66m) in width x depth.

In this example, the table front is 4’ (1.22m) away

from the camera and the WideSHOT can easily

capture all of the meeting participants from this

distance

The WideSHOT can be manually zoomed into a

tighter shot for a conference room with fewer

participants as well.

4’ (1.22m)

12’

(3.66m)

10’

(3.05m)

16’ (4.88m)

12’ (3.66m)

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