#Object2vr vs update#
#Object2vr vs software#
#Object2vr vs series#
#Object2vr vs download#

#Object2vr vs software#

In the camera tab, you can see your camera’s software settings.

Rename Image Files: Select to use the specified file naming convention outlined below in Pattern.

When selected, Object2VR will not wait for the image to finish downloading before moving on to take the next picture.

#Object2vr vs download#

Download: Select, Interleaved, to download the images faster when a system has slow memory (DRAM).Move: Object2VR will move the images to the output folder.

Copy: Object2VR will copy the images to the output folder.Link: Object2VR will point to these files and will not move or copy them to the output folder.Mode: Select one of the following which will tell Object2VR what to do with the images.Watched Folder: Click, Open…, and choose a folder.Watched Folder: Choose a folder for Object2VR to watch for incoming images. Pattern: Use this to define a naming convention for an image sequence.◊ NOTE: This option is not available if Shoot to RAM is selected. Rename Image Files: Keep this selected to use the specified file naming pattern outlined below in Pattern.This eliminates the need to have a media card in the camera. Storage: Select Shoot to RAM to have the images stored on the camera’s RAM.USB/PTP: The images can be transferred through USB. Whichever setting is chosen, the settings will change accordingly. Image Source: Choose how the images come into Object2VR. The following two options give objects time to stop moving after the table turns or after moving the object itself.ĭelay before Trigger: Set the amount of delay after the turntable spins and before the camera triggers.ĭelay after Trigger: Set the amount of delay after the camera triggers and before the table spins. This is useful when the object, itself, needs to be moved in between shots. Manually: You can always choose to fire the camera manually.This is useful for when a camera cannot be fired over USB. Some turntables can also fire the shutter release. Trigger: Choose how the camera will be fired. This section defines how the camera will be fired. In the Settings Tab, you make an initial, one-time set-up if your capturing process doesn’t change. Tell Object2VR which Row and State to capture. If the turntable is capable of shooting only one row at a time, you can manually Rows and States are visible under More Options.Ĭapture: Click, More Options to reveal. Choose, Open…, to change the location.ĭimensions: Set how many Columns you’ll be shooting. Image Path: This is where the images will be stored. ◊ TIP: You can set the sequence to start at any number simply by adding a number to folder name in the Image Path. You can easily start a new project from this window that uses the same settings and connections.

#Object2vr vs series#

This is helpful if you are shooting multiple series of the same type of object.

#Object2vr vs update#

You will see this update in the Image Path. Numbered Folders: Select to output the new project folder in a numbered sequence. However, if Numbered Folders is selected, it will automatically create a new folder with a numbered sequence. New Project: Click to create a new project A dialog will appear. Template: Choose a saved template that stores your setting preferences. Click, Edit User Data, to go directly to the User Data information to add or update the information. If the project has not yet been saved, only a dash (-) be will seen. Project File: The name of the project file will be displayed here. Connect the table to Object2VR by clicking the Connect/Disconnect button. Turntable: Displays the turntable that is plugged in to the computer via USB. Connect the camera to Object2VR by clicking the Connect/Disconnect button. Under the Project Tab, you can select and connect your hardware and define project parameters.Ĭamera: Displays the camera that is plugged in to computer via USB. The Turntable section is where you start the recording processing and the Preview, Images and Log tabs are where you can see previews of the images and information on the running tasks. The Project, Settings, Camera and Turntable tabs are where you set up and define the project. The Camera/Turntable Control settings are split into 3 sections.