Markus W. wrote:Dear javqui,
thank you very much for your very quick Response.
My Country is Germany and i configured WiFi as an established WiFi- Network over WiFi-router.
Regards
Markus
domi67120 wrote:Panogear from Kolor (at least the model I received) now ships withe the Panoshoot interface only wifi capable. In the past Panogear probably shipped with a bluetooth transmitter/receiver allowing for full connectivity with Papywizard. This is gone (iPad2 Under IOS is Bluetooth capable, but unfortunately Papywizard is not ported to IOS and @### Applestore rules will not make the port easy).
domi67120 wrote:Hi Andrews,
you are right: me too would have expected from (0,0), yaw to the left to be negative and pitch down to be negative. Not the case with Panoshoot. May be due to another option : They have a 'Camera Profile' menu with an 'orientation' parameter (Portrait or landscape, left or right). The otion you choose may have an impact on the +/- setting (I have not tested this yet) but definitely should not have any impact on modification of the lower corner setup once you have defined the upper corner coordinates.
Artisan New wrote:domi67120 wrote:Hi Andrews,
you are right: me too would have expected from (0,0), yaw to the left to be negative and pitch down to be negative. Not the case with Panoshoot. May be due to another option : They have a 'Camera Profile' menu with an 'orientation' parameter (Portrait or landscape, left or right). The otion you choose may have an impact on the +/- setting (I have not tested this yet) but definitely should not have any impact on modification of the lower corner setup once you have defined the upper corner coordinates.
It depends entirely on the viewpoint, while the camera moves to the right the motor moves counterclockwise and while the camera moves up the motor turns counterclockwise. Thus up = down and left = right. Had the same problem....so I had to revers the axis orientation...in my own code.
Greets, Ed.
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