How do I adjust camera settings on my Easymeeting TWS Video Conferencing Terminal?

Parameter

Description

Exposure Mode

Options: Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Auto Exposure  (recommended).

Aperture

If you set Exposure Mode to Aperture Priority, you need to select the level of the aperture. In the settings, a larger F value means a smaller light input and lower luminance.

Shutter Level

If you set Exposure Mode to Shutter Priority, you need to select the level of the shutter. In the settings, a smaller shutter level means smaller exposure time and lower luminance.

Exposure Comp.

If Exposure Mode is set to Auto Exposure, you need to select a value for Exposure Compensation.

Select exposure compensation to increase or decrease the exposure.

In the settings, a larger EV value means larger exposure and higher luminance.

Back Light

Set whether to have the camera automatically adjust for a bright background. Back Light is best used in situations where the subject appears darker than the background.  Enabling this setting helps to relieve a bright background.

ISO Level

Select the International Standards Organization (ISO) level. Auto is recommended.

In the settings, a larger ISO value means a larger exposure speed and higher luminance.

White Balance

Set the white balance based on the indoor lighting conditions. Options: Auto  (recommended) , Daylight, Cloudy, Shadow, FL White, FL Normal, FL Daynight, and FL Bulb.

Notes: FL is an abbreviation of fluorescent.

Sharpness

Set the sharpness of the images. Options: Low, Middle, and High (recommended).

Noise Reduction

Set the noise reduction. Options: Off, Low, Middle, and High (recommended).

Inversion

Set whether to flip video image upside down. Options: Open and Close.