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CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

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2048th of a second). Rapidly moving experimental subjects can appear<br />

blurred in the video. To reduce blurring increase the shutter speed. However,<br />

faster shutter speeds usually result in a darker image and are not as reliable in<br />

the LED mode. Compensate somewhat for the darker image by adjusting<br />

Brightness and Contrast. If the image is still too dark adjust the manual iris<br />

on the camera lens; see Step 3 on page B-10.<br />

Note:<br />

When recording under fluorescent lights, use a normal 2 -6 (1/64th of a<br />

second) shutter speed. Faster shutter speeds typically result in a<br />

flickering effect in the video as the CCD sensor exposure interval<br />

interacts with the normal flicker of fluorescent lights.<br />

• Auto Brightness – If the user checks the Auto Brightness checkbox, the<br />

camera automatically controls the brightness. If the Auto Brightness checkbox<br />

is unchecked, the Brightness setting will appear.<br />

• Brightness – This control send commands to the camera to control the brightness<br />

of the video image. If the user clicks Auto Brightness, the camera automatically<br />

controls the brightness and the Brightness setting disappears.<br />

Otherwise, use the Brightness slider to manually set the video image brightness<br />

to a value between 0 and 255.<br />

• Sharpness – This control sends commands to the camera to control the sharpness<br />

of the image. The range of the Sharpness control is from 0 to 255.<br />

Adjust this control to achieve a pleasing image.<br />

• Saturation – This control sends commands to the camera to control the color<br />

saturation. The color saturation determines the amount of color added to the<br />

image. The range of the Saturation control is from 0 to 255. Adjust the control<br />

so that colors are pleasing, but not excessive.<br />

Note:<br />

3.2.1.2.2 File Group.<br />

Because Object Contour mode is monochrome, Saturation does not<br />

appear under Camera when Object Contour Tracker is enabled.<br />

The File group is present in File mode but not in Camera mode. The File group<br />

contains the following settings:<br />

• File Name - this setting contains the complete path and file name of the<br />

source file. The source file is selected from the Browse Folder button at the<br />

right side of the setting.<br />

• Compression - this setting specifies the type of compression used for the file.<br />

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