3:
Menu options
Video settings Photo settings Camera setup
Resolution – setup video resolution
(max 1920x1080)
Timer – Customizing the self timer
option
Set date/time – setup date, time and
notation.
Loop recording – The camera will
automatically overwrite the oldest video
fragments when this function is enabled.
Select the preferred video fragment
length here.
Resolution – setup photo resolution
(max 1920x1080)
Auto power off – setup automatic powe
a given scene luminance. EV refers to
the difference between the indicated and
set exposures. For example, an
exposure compensation of +1 EV means
to increase exposure.
Sequence - Possibility to take sequence
of 5 photos. Language - setup menu language
Motion detection – If enabled, the
camera will start recording automatically
when movement is detected in front of
the camera lens. The camera must be in
standby mode for this function to work.
Quality – Setup picture quality to
fine/normal/economy
Light frequency – Select frequency of
power mains: 50Hz (EU) or 60Hz
(US/Asia)
Audio – Toggle the microphone Sharpness – Setup picture sharpness to
sharp/normal/soft
Screen saver – Setup after how many
minute the LCD screen goes black.
Date stamp – Toggle the visibility of the
date/time on the videos
White Balance – Selection of standard
options: Automatic, daylight, cloudy, etc
Image rotation – Rotate image 180
degrees, depending on mounting
direction of the camera.
Buttons sound – Toggle the beep
sound of the buttons.
Color – setup color scheme (normal,
black/white, sepia)
Format – Format the SD-card. NOTE:
this will delete ALL files, photos and
videos that are stored on the card.
ISO – automatic up to 400 ISO Default settings – Puts the camera
back to its default settings.
EV – see also video settings Firmware version - Check firmware
version.
Anti-shaking – Toggle image
stabilisation feature.
Quick review – Setup the quick review
that can be shown after taking a Photo.
Date stamp – Toggle the visibility of the
date/time on the photos
