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<strong>Mono</strong><br />

<strong>Mono</strong> facilitates the creation of dynamic video content through<br />

the use of simple motion control. It is an integrated filmmaking<br />

accessory designed to improve the skills and capability of the user<br />

by providing panoramic motion control. The device is coupled with<br />

an intuitive smartphone or tablet application to provide complete<br />

control over the image-capture device and the shot.<br />

The compact device is fitted to the base of a camera or<br />

smartphone attachment through the utilisation of the<br />

standardised thread system evident in most camera accessories.<br />

Once positioned, <strong>Mono</strong> allows the camera to be panoramically<br />

controlled, rotating 360 degrees laterally. With this, the device<br />

can perform four functions; video recording, time lapse recording,<br />

panorama image capture and stitching and object tracking with<br />

the aid of a remote control accessory.<br />

Given the nature of camera motion manipulation, the device was<br />

designed to place the emphasis on the visual video outcomes<br />

and as a result, streamline the process and educate the user.<br />

Through this platform the user is encouraged to experiment with<br />

the functions and apply them to fit their needs. Furthermore, with<br />

the introduction of additional motion control products such as<br />

camera sliders, dollies, booms and ziplines, the capability of the<br />

<strong>Mono</strong> device can be enhanced exponentially. <strong>Mono</strong> encourages<br />

user engagement through the gestural input interactions which,<br />

in turn, helps in understanding the filmmaking processes and the<br />

development of new skills.<br />

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