Video Mode Settings; Photo Mode Settings - Lamax W9.1 Benutzerhandbuch

5. VIDEO MODE SETTINGS

Video resolution
Video quality
Audio recording
Exposure
Stabilization
Loop recording
Time-lapse interval
Time-lapse duration
Slow motion video
Fast motion video
Wind noise reduction
Metering
Date stamp

6. PHOTO MODE SETTINGS

Photo resolution
ISO
Exposure
Time-lapse interval
Time-lapse duration
The resolution and FPS (frames per second) settings at which the camera
will record.
Sets the desired video quality.
Sets whether the camera records audio.
Exposure compensation setting. A higher value means a lighter video,
a lower value means a darker video.
MaxSmooth stabilization on/off, available in all resolutions at a maximum
of 60 FPS. When stabilized, the field of view (FOV) is smaller and can
negatively affect video quality in low-light conditions. It cannot be
combined with the fisheye correction feature.
When enabled, the video is divided into time segments according to the
chosen settings.
Sets the time interval at which the camera will take photos, which it then
saves as a single video file.
Sets the duration of the time-lapse video. After the set time has elapsed,
the recording will stop.
Slow motion videos can be recorded at resolutions with a frame rate of
60 FPS and 120 FPS. For the best results, we recommend using a tripod.
Selects the value for fast motion video recording.
Improves the audio recorded in strong winds.
Sets how the exposure is metered. There are three modes („Center",
„Average" and „One Point") to choose from.
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Center – for shooting objects that will mainly be in the middle of
the shot.
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Average – the camera obtains light information from the entire sce-
ne and sets average values.
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Single point – allows you to measure a small part of the scene, the
default setting being the center. Use the touch screen to select ano-
ther point from which the camera determines the exposure.
Turns the date and time stamp on the recorded video on/off.
Sets the resolution of the photos you take.
ISO settings. Setting the ISO value determines its sensitivity to light.
Exposure compensation settings. A higher value means a lighter photo,
a lower value means a darker photo.
Sets the time interval at which the camera will take pictures that it saves
as individual files.
Sets the duration of time-lapse photos.
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