Can the mp101 be panned diagonally?
150509
It's been a long time since I used this item, but as I remember it is just vertical and horizontal.
150510
Yes, that is what the remote control is for. But it will take some practice, because it's sort of manual, directing the movement with the remote.
439844
No idea really. I watched a video on You Tube about the Panasonic wide angle lens and the presenter mentioned that one might have to use an out rig set up. That's all I know about it.
1139265
No, but you might join the Dpreview.com Panasonic Talk Forum. If anyone knows, someone there will.
76334
Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow; use these to adjust the distortion. Pauljs
1279238
No, the video on the Panasonic is D sub 15 vga out, in which you may connect to a monitor via a vga cable for display of laptop video on the monitor via vga cable (15 pin D sub). Input of video will not fly through the 15pin D sub. as input, video modes are toggled by pressing FN and F8 simultaneously. You might even deploy a D sub 15 Converter With Svideo, and RCA OUT for use with a simple composit monitor. It looks like a nogo.ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/Panasonic/toughbook/specsheets/TB-18_ss.pdf
456455
If you get used to the fact that it has offset from pointer and use a large zoom it is possible. But it is not super easy :)
703243
Thank you for your inquiry. Most telescopes invert the image and this is acceptable when looking at objects in space - there isn't a right-side up when viewing celestial objects. A correct image diagonal can correct this in refractor type telescopes but the diagonal will not work on reflectors.
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It seems that the mp15 and dpms oracle has a similar feature at the end of the stock. I am not 100% for sure just by looking at picture. I think it could fit.
240421
Yes, but that said it is a fixed camera so where you aim it is what you get. When I purchased this I thought you could pan tilt etc. Not the case. It is fixed.
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Hi, Chris. Not sure since I only did it a couple times with my A2000is. You WILL have to load the program disk into your computer, that much I remember. Also, that program has to be loaded in order to play back any videos you might make. If you have the instructions, time to put on a pot of coffee and crack that book! :-) If you don't have them they are available at Canon's website. I research new stuff by reading its manual at the company site. Oh, yeah. The program allows you to stitch the separate pictures to make the panorama shot.
39033
No you cannot do that. The slowest speed is like a slow live panoramic . Nice and smooth but too fast for time lapse. It's a good panner but not great. It is the only one worth a damn for under 1000 that I have seen.
1282055
The manual and specs doesn't say so but it has an option for vertical as well as horizontal image shift. It may be that instead of an optical shift it is a digital or software shift but i tried this feature and could not detect any discernable difference in the image quality. HTH
974266
In checking the manual, I do not find a panoramic mode, but has an easy to use movie mode.
2246141
It should be possible it seems (I have only Panasonic bodies, so I haven't tested it):http://www.four-thirds.org/en/special/download.html
1556404
The Camera will pan completely around from one point back to beginning point. Just tried this on my camera.This is a good camera but needs help at night with lighting such as infrared light , mercury light etc. in the area not shining directly into camera. Hope this is helpful
264010
I haven't tried, but it feels like the sensor sheath can be repositioned. It's got a wide angle on it already, you shouldn't have to move it much to accommodate your needs.
1504487
No, you can manually change the angle of the camera but you cannot remotely zoom, pan, or tilt.