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b) Setting the camera lens
To ensure optimal photographs and video recording, the
lens of the camera can be adjusted between the angles
of -8° and +45°.
To do this, loosen the retaining screws (1) by turning them
to the left or right using the screwdriver supplied and select
the desired camera angle by hand.
Then re-tighten the two retaining screws.
Important!
Make sure that you do not touch the lens (2) with your finger when adjusting it.
For the first video and photo recordings from hover flight, align the camera so it is facing straight forwards
or slightly downwards. During FPV flight, the camera must be set so it is pointing more upwards, so that
the camera is looking forwards when the quadrocopter is tilted a long way forwards when flying forwards
quickly.
c) Recording videos
Insert a MicroSD card with sufficient free memory into the
quadrocopter and start up the quadrocopter.
To record a video, first briefly press the push button for the
video function (see Fig. 1, no. 11).
The transmitter emits a short beep and the two red LEDs
on the rear of the quadrocopter flash slowly. To show that
recording has started recording, the red LED and the blue
LED (see Figure 19, item 3) on the video transmission
module start to flash.
To end the video recording, press the push button for the
video function again.
The transmitter emits a brief beep and the two red LEDs on
the rear of the quadrocopter switch on permanently again.
The red LED on the video transmission module turns off.
Attention, important!
The video recording must in every case be ended by the function button; otherwise the saved video data
will not be able to be read from the memory card. Try to fly the quadrocopter as steadily as possible during
video recording so that the video clip is not shaky.
Figure 19
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