Camera Tutorial

1.Know the Camera

Camera Parts

Specification Parameters

2.Package Contents

Usage Tutorial

Quick Start Tutorial

Kandao Studio V3 Tutorial

Usage Tutorial

About Obsidian Materials

Introduction of Interface

Storage Path

Import Materials

Pre-settings of Stitching

Output Settings

Tools Tutorial

Download from Camera

IMU Calibration

Recommended Configuration

APP Tutorial

Connection Tutorial

WiFi Connection

Bluetooth Connection

Usage Tutorial

Time-Lapse, Videos and Photo Shooting

Parameters Settings

Firmware Upgrade

FAQ

Safe Handling Precautions

About Camera Distance

About Height of the Camera

About Camera Motion

Situations to Avoid

About Extreme Exposure

About Stereo

About Recording

About Storage

About Power and Batteries

About Water Proof

About After-Service

About Kandao Studio V3.0

Pre-settings of Stitching

(1) Lens Calibration/Reset Calibration

Kandao Studio will read the calibration parameters of the lens by default when importing. This function can reprocess the calibration parameters of the selected material.

Lens calibration:

Lens calibration can correct 6 lens images and optimize the stitching problem caused by the error of lens parameters. Normally, calibration can improve the abnormal problems such as black blocks, ghosting, and misalignment in the picture. When calibrating, please avoid using frames where the lens is blocked by a large area. Special scenes can be calibrated through repeated calibration. Even if the stitching parameters are adjusted, the calibration result will not be affected. After calibrating the source material, there is no need to calibrate again.

Reset calibration:

Read the calibration parameters in the material. In some scenarios, the built-in calibration parameters of the material will be more suitable than the parameters after using the “Lens Calibration”. In this case, using the built-in calibration parameters can make the picture quality of the material more realistic.


(2) Mode

Support Mono (2D) and Stereo (3D) Modes.


(3) Chromatic Aberration Removal Frequency

Obsidian has 6 lenses. The exposure and color of each lens may be different. The result of stitching will have areas of color dissonance. In this situation, chromatic aberration needs to be eliminated.

Normal: 30 frames/time, suitable for scenes where the camera is stable and the lights are steady

Fast: 10 frames/time, suitable for scenes with varying light.

Frame by frame: 1 frame/time, suitable for scenes where the light changes faster or the camera is moving.


(4) Process

Image Reversal: flip the screen with 180°.

Gravity Calibration: horizontal calibration of the image (only for images)

IMU-Based Stabilization: Use IMU information and internal image stabilization algorithms to solve the shake effect and obtain a stable picture. (Note: Starting from the 205 firmware, after using the IMU calibration in Tools, then click the IMU-Based Stabilization, which can exert the greatest effect of stabilization)

Zenith Optimization: Use optical flow algorithm to optimize the top quality, it is recommended to use.


(5) Color Grading

Supports basic color adjustments for videos and pictures, and can use custom LUTs for stylized editing.


(6) Define the Time Duration

By dragging the progress bar on the bottom, you can define the time duration of the video to be exported. The shortest support export is 1 second.


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