V.I.O. POV.HD User Manual - Manual (Page 41)

POV.HD
User
Manual
Tips
and
Guidelines
38
Loop
Recording
Save
Tags
Applied
to
a
Tagged
Clip
The
length
of
all
loop
clips
is
equal
to
twice
the
value
of
Loop
Record
Time
at
time
the
recording
was
done.
The
length
of
all
tag
clips
are
equal
to
the
value
of
Loop
Record
Time
at
the
time
Save
Tags
is
run.
Loop
clips
show
action
that
mostly
occurs
prior
to
the
tag,
with
a
variable
amount
of
footage
following
the
tag. 1
Save
Tags
creates
clips
that
are
aligned
so
that
half
of
the
clip
is
prior
to
the
tag
and
half
follows
it. 1
The
Loop
method
saves
only
the
loop
clips.
Other
action
that
occurs
during
the
recording
period
is
not
saved.
The
original
clip
on
which
Save
Tags
operates
contains
all
of
the
action
that
occurred
during
the
recording
period.
Loop
clips
can
be
reviewed
on
the
recorder.
Tag
clips
made
with
Save
Tags
must
be
uploaded
to
a
computer
before
they
can
be
viewed. 2
Recordings
made
with
Loop
will
usually
require
less
storage
than
Clip
or
Loop
&
Forward
recordings. 3
Using
Save
Tags
on
a
clip
requires
storage
for
both
the
original
clip
plus
the
tag
clips.
Table
Notes:
1
See
the
diagrams
for
Loop
and
for
Save
Tags,
in
the
preceding
sections.
2
Tag
clips
can
be
deleted
from
the
SDHC
card
using
the
recorder
by
deleting
the
tagged
clip
file
on
which
they
are
based..
They
are
automatically
deleted
when
the
tagged
clip
is
deleted.
3
Each
time
you
press
tag
when
using
the
Loop
Record
Method,
a
loop
clip
equal
in
length
to
twice
the
Loop
Record
Time
is
saved.
If
you
press
tag,
on
the
average,
more
frequently
than
the
length
of
a
saved
Loop,
you
will
store
a
total
footage
that
is
greater
than
the
total
running
time.
Optimizing
video
quality
Ultimately
video
quality
is
in
the
eye
of
the
beholder.
We
can
measure
and
adjust
clarity,
color
accuracy,
color
depth,
white
balance,
contrast,
and
all
kinds
of
other
things
to
make
the
video
you
take
to
look
as
good
as
possible
to
you
and
your
friends.
The
POV.HD
includes
both
automatic
controls
that
ensure
high
quality
video
under
a
wide
variety
of
shooting
conditions
and
manually
adjustable
settings
for
tweaking
video
quality.
One
of
the
most
difficult
problems
with
hands-­‐free
POV
video
is
that
the
scene
you’re
filming
changes
continuously
and
since
you
may
be
busy
hanging
on
and
going
as
fast
as
you
can,
the
camera
needs
to
take
care
of
the
second
to
second
details.
The
POV.HD
has
built-­‐in
dynamic
exposure
control
and
white
balance
logic
that
constantly
adjusts,
not
just
the
exposure,
but
the
white
balance,
contrast
level,
and
color
depth
as
well.
Under
almost
any
outdoor
shooting
conditions
this
results
in
high
quality
video.
The
POV.HD
adds
four
settings
that
give
you
the
optional
ability
to
tweak
the
frame
processing
logic
to
create
an
optimal
match
between
prevailing
conditions
and
your
preferences
for
the
look
of
the
final
video.
You
can
shoot
high
quality
video
all
day
without
ever
thinking
about
these
settings,
but
under
certain
conditions,
using
the
video
adjustment
settings
can
produce
even
better
results.
With
just
a
bit
of
practice
even
a
novice
can
learn
when
and
how
to
make
beneficial
adjustments.
If
you’re
familiar
with
the
adjustments
available
on
a
DSLR
still
camera,
you
will
already
know
about
these
settings.
Spot
Exposure
Metering
The
dynamic
exposure
control
logic
works
by
analyzing
the
light
level
and
other
other
key
characteristics
of
the
image
in
frames
as
their
captured
by
the
camera
head,
and
then
adjusting
the
exposure
level
of
the
imager
in
the
camera
head
to
compensate
for
changes
in
light
levels.
When
you
ride
from
sunlight
into
shade,
the
POV.HD
will
automatically
increase
the
exposure
level
to
compensate.