Hello everyone Paul Richards here with PTZOptics. In this video we're gonna go
over a joystick demo, to really show how easy it is to control the joystick, how
fluid the movements are, and show the joystick being operated with the camera
at the same time plus a live view of the camera. So without further ado, let's go
ahead and get started. So here I am in our virtual set, and what we're going to
do is we're going to you can see behind me that I have the joystick right? So
there's the joystick and here is the camera, so when I turn left and I turn
right, obviously the camera will pan tilt and zoom. So I'm gonna do is I actually have a
special video overlay it's going to show this off really nicely. Let's get rid of
this lower third here. So you can see the camera in front of me, right, and let's see.
Ok see the camera in front of me here, you can see the joystick here, and now
you can actually see the camera view as well. So everything's being accounted for so
I'm gonna go really slow, very very slow hardly even moving it, we'll just go a
little faster, a little faster, little faster, faster, faster.
Ok. So that was about as fast as it will go. Now let's go the other way and slowly,
a little faster, a little faster. Then, I'm gonna go quickly to fast cause I didn't even hit
the full fast speed here and, go full-speed. Ok, so that gives you an idea
of how fast the camera will move. So let's go ahead and take a look at like
just doing some kind of different pans and tilts. So you can do obviously kind of
like dual-axis, so you can go up to the left top left corner, you know zoom in to and it just makes it
really easy to zoom into various things. So there's an old projector we kind of keep
hanging around from the olden days, a little car there...
So I wanted to show off also a couple more features of the of the joystick. So it might
even go fullscreen on the joystick, but basically so you're at auto focus. So if I
click that it will go directly into an autofocus if autofocus is not on. Here I
have my go back to home position. So if I hit that, depending on what I've set my 0
button for, we'll go to 0. Here's my backlight, so I have off/on, I have my zoom set so I can set zoom. These are the arrows,
so when this is enabled you can actually, I'll go full screen, that's going to be easier. When this is enabled, the
arrows, there's an arrow key here when this is enabled you can actually use the
joystick to control the on-screen display menu. So what is the on-screen display menu?
Well, you can see here that it's right there is what it would look like and you
could just use these arrows to control the joystick. So if the camera's really far away
and you need to make a setting change you can do that with the arrows here. Then
you've got position, position's set as well, and then these are all presets that you can control, and
then here's where you can a camera button, so we hit camera I'm controlling camera one,
and that camera one, the address one has been saved.
Hopefully this has been a good overview for you guys, we also have other videos but
again I think what what what everyone was asking for was a really just to see
how slowly how quickly you know the cameras can be pan and tilted, so that's
about as slow as I can get it.
that's as slow as I can go, and that is as fast as I can go. So again, hopefully this has been a
good overview for everyone I think that's what everyone was asking for.
This has been a tutorial from PTZOptics this is our PTZOptics joystick demo, thanks everybody for
watching have a nice day.